case goffe against elkin in a action of covenant to make such a conveyance of  land in Jamaica as counsel shall advice a plea that counsel do advice a  bargain and sale with the usual covenant be good without set out the covenant  particular the condition of a bind be that if the plaintiff shall seal to the  defendant a good and sufficient conveyance in the law of his land in Jamaica  with usual covenant in such manner as by the defendant counsel shall be advice  then if the defendant shall thereupon pay to the plaintiff such a sum of money  c the condition shall be void in debt bring upon this bind the defendant after  oh year of the condition plead that Mr wade a counsellor at law do advice a  deed of bargain and sale from the plaintiff to the defendant with the usual  covenant of all his land in Jamaica and tender the conveyance to the plaintiff  who refuse to seal the same and so will discharge himself of the condition the  money be not to be pay unless the assurance make to this plea the plaintiff  demurrer George stride sergeant the defendant have not show the conveyance and  a affirmative plea ought to be particular and not so general as this for to  plead general qubd to free be not good but it must be show how and so it be  adjudge in the case of horseman vobbins a cro James see also cro James   cro  car Leon Mod Mod a where the condition be to indemnify land from the yearly  rend of twenty pound during the demise the defendant plead qubd a tempore  destroying scribe obligatorii thus far to free c and upon demurrer as here it  be hold no good plea modern second the matter of the condition consist both of  law and fact and both ought to be set out the prepare of the deed be matter of  fact and the reasonableness and validity thereof be matter of law and  therefore they ought to be set forth that the court may judge thereof in  Edward pl b hob b the condition of a bind be that the defendant shall show the  plaintiff a sufficient discharge of a annuity and it be plead that he tender a  good and sufficient discharge in general without set it forth and hold not  good three the plea be that the indenture have the usual covenant but do not  set they forth and for that cause it be also too general in Henry pl the  condition be for the performance of covenant one whereof be that he shall make  such a estate to the plaintiff as his counsel shall advice the defendant plead  that he do make such conveyance as the counsel of the plaintiff do advice and  the plea be hold ill and too general because he show not the nature of the  conveyance and yet performance be plead accord to the covenant but  notwithstanding these exception the whole court be of opinion that this plea  be good for if the defendant have set forth the whole deed verbatim yet  because the land be in Jamaica and the covenant be intend such as be usual  there the court can judge of they but they must be try by the jury he have set  forth that the conveyance be by a deed of bargain and sale which be well  enough and so it have be if by grant because the land lie in Jamaica pass by  grant and no livery and seize be necessary if any covenant be unreasonable and  not usual they be to be show you the other side and so judgement be give for  the defendant modern er p