coke b sir huge PORTMANS case pasch Elizabeth in quare hinder nonsuit after  appearance be peremptory and a bar although another quare hinder be bring  within six month so if the plaintiff in quare hinder discontinue his suit  otherwise if within the six month the writ abate for false Latin or if the  writ abate for misnomer of the plaintiff or defendant if the plaintiff confess  it but if the plaintiff be make a knight the writ shall abate and it be  peremptory Vid the entry   Ent pl in a a Acc salk Com dig pleader I a quare  hinder by sir Hugh Portman against the archbishop of Canterbury and Montgomery  clerk ad church de chedsey in the county of Somerset and make his title by  reason of a grant of the next avoidance only vice diverse point be resolve if  the plaintiff in a quare hinder be nonsuit b Br quare imp Br perempt Br brief  all evesque Br nonsuit roll hob   light a Dall Edward b after appearance it be  peremptory and a good bar in another quare hinder although it be bring within  the six month and the reason thereof be because the defendant upon title make  by which he be become actor shall have a writ to the bishop to admit c his  clerk into the same church c which be a good bar in another quare hinder and  therewith agree e a h b a h e e b c f n b king the same law if the plaintiff  in the quare hinder discontinue c hob Br brief all evesque c his suit the  defendant upon title make shall have a writ to the bishop and by consequence  it be peremptory and therewith agree h a but if the writ of quare hinder  within the six month abate for false d roll d Latin a by stat Geo c all writ  process c and all plead c shall be in the English language a or insufficiency  of form that be the fault of the clerk and shall not be peremptory to the  plaintiff nor shall the defendant thereupon have a writ to the bishop but the  plaintiff may have a new writ of quare hinder and therewith agree h a h a f n  b h vide ass pl the like so if the writ abate for misnomer e f n b m e of the  plaintiff or defendant if the plaintiff confess it the defendant shall not  have a writ to the bishop for it may be the fault of the clerk in the write of  it and therewith agree f n b m vide h a but if the plaintiff be make a knight  f e c style l e b h die b f hang the writ the writ shall abate and the  defendant shall have a writ to the bishop and by consequence that be  peremptory for as we see by common experience in these time the same be the  plaintiff act and none be force or compel to it