anonymous at nisi prius in Middlesex in person Pratt CJ survey where evidence  the question in ejectment be parcel or not parcel a survey be offer in  evidence on the plaintiff side which be take by one under who the lessor claim  wherein the land in question be include but this be a Act to which the  defendant be not privy and consequent not bind and it be dangerous and tend to  encourage people to take more than their own into a survey the chief justice  reject it it be lie down general by Lord chief baron Gilbert that all old  terrier or a survey of a manor whether ecclesiastical or temporal may be give  in evidence for there be no other way of ascertain the old tenor or boundary  law of eved Edward bull l n p but this opinion seem to relate with regard to  terrier to such as be sign not only by the parson but by the churchwarden and  substantial inhabitant of the parish or at least by the churchwarden not be of  the parson nomination and in respect of survey to such as be sign by the  tenant of the manor or appear to have be make at a court of survey for then be  of a public nature they can be suppose frame and attest to serve the private  interest of any individual upon which principle also court roll or at least  parish book be admit in evidence when the right of three person be concern  bull l n p stead v Heaton term Rep but survey although of a private nature  have be admit in evidence where circumstance can be adduce to show the  improbability of their be take to serve any interest purpose in the maker thus  where two manor be in the hand of the same person and a survey be take and  afterward one of they be convey to another person and after a long time there  be dispute between the lord of the two manor this old survey be hold to be  evidence by Lord holt Bridgeman v Jennings ld raym go a old map of land be  allow evidence when it come along with the write and agree with the boundary  adjust in a ancient purchase Yates v Harris hill sacred scripture pale yellow  law of eved Edward but where a terrier or survey be not attend with such  circumstance and be the mere private memorial of the party for who it be make  it seem only admissible as evidence against he vide in addition to the present  case bull l n p Bridgeman v Jennings ld raym bull l n p and the opinion of  baron at exon Surr ass vin Abr pl p