case sir John APPESLEY and sir John key against ive if after judgement in a to  know facias against bail the judgement against the principal be reverse this  be no reversal of the judgement against the bail but they may be relieve on  hearing complaint S C palm SC Yelv   Ent Carth see Tidds practice hearing  complaint to be discharge of a judgement in the common plea in a to know  facias upon a recognizance of four hundred pound in the common plea as bail  for John de Grise wherein they all be bind that if the say John de Grise be  condemned at the suit of the say I have he shall either pay the condemnation  or render croak James er p his body before such a day as the bail in the  common plea be always in a sum certain accord to the debt or damage in the  writ but in the king bench there be not any sum therein mention judgement be  give in the to know facias upon that recognizance a writ of error be bring  upon that judgement and the judgement affirm afterward a writ of error be  bring upon the principal judgement which be reverse and thereupon a hearing  complaint be bring for it be hold by all the court that the first judgement be  reverse be no reversal of the judgement in the to know facias because it be a  collateral judgement by itself but yet it be hold by they that croak throw it  be good cause for a hearing complaint for it be quasi defendant upon the first  judgement and the first judgement be the cause that he be charge by this  recognizance and the cause of the charge be take away it be reason the bail  shall have their remedy to be discharge from the execution upon the  recognizance and the judgement thereupon agreeable to the case put   b if a  recovery be in debt against a jailor upon a escape and afterward the first  judgement be reverse the jailor shall have a hearing complaint vide the new  book of entry hearing complaint by the bail after judgement against he for  debt upon a to know facias because he be within age at the time of the bail  and by the hearing complaint he be discharge