Barnardiston king b jacobs and Crosley the certainty in a plea of tender with  regard to describe the place which the tender be make in in assumpsit the  plaintiff declare that the defendant agree in consideration that the plaintiff  will transfer to he so many share of stock in the yorkbuilding company that  the defendant will pay he after the rate of S per cent upon transfer the same  immediate after the open of the book the plaintiff set out that the first day  for transfer after the open be the that of February that the house call the  yorkbuilding house be the usual place for transfer the stock of the company  and that the hour from three to five in the afternoon be the usual time for  that purpose the plaintiff then aver that he be present at the house aforesaid  on the that of February all the time before the hour of three till after the  hour of five ready to transfer the stock to the defendant but that no one be  there ready on the part of the defendant to receive the same the plaintiff far  declare that the defendant have not pay the say money nor any part thereof in  pursuance of his contract which he lie to his damage to this declaration the  defendant put in a general demurrer and the exception take to it by Mr  fazakerly be that the tender ought not to have be lie at the house general but  in that part of it where the book be keep for make transfer he observe that in  case of tender of rend for a piece of ground the law be know to be that the  tender must be make at the gate belong to the piece of ground so in debt for  rend for a house the law be know to be that the tender must be make at the  door of the house and therefore he submit it that in the present case the  tender ought to have be make in that part of the house where the book be keep  for that be the most notorious place in this case as the gate and the door be  the most notorious place in the other the court say that they do agree that  the tender ought to have be make in that part of the house where the book be  keep but upon this declaration they will not intend that there be any other  part of it a house they say ex way termini signify nothing but some building  and it may be a building of one room only as well as of more judge page say if  the tender be to have be make at guildhall or westminsterhall it will have be  enough to have lie in the declaration that the tender be make at guildhall or  westminsterhall without say it be make at the door of the hall or any other  particular part of it the chief justice observe too that if the defendant have  plead the general issue in this case the plaintiff will have be oblige to have  prove his tender in that very particular part of the house where the book be  keep however the court think this a matter proper to be far consider of vide  post Barnardiston king b er p