case twenty I h king averment faits hearing complaint a be bind to b ill a  single bill for payment of l the l be pay and the bill deliver to a and  afterward b by force take it from a b sue a upon this bill this delivery and  take by force be not a plea in this suit for a write seal and deliver shall  not be avoid by parole where there be a obligation or a bill it be good ab  beginning a infant shall avoid his debt contract during his infancy if it be  not for necessary provision clothes and school coverture shall avoid a Jenkins  er p deed so of duress use to get a Obligatory deed so if a deed be read  otherwise than it be to a illiterate or a blind man if a woman obligee marry  the obligor it be a release in law a rasure in the deed after it be seal and  deliver avoid it for this appear within the deed the duress to gain a deed  Obligatory create the deed and such deed may be avoid by plea of that duress  in the principal case the deed be original sufficient and there be no  disability in the case nor duress nor release in law a in this case shall have  relief against b in a action of trespass for the take of this bill and not a  hearing complaint for it be only a surmise and a matter of fact be not of  force against a deed original good by all the judge in the exchequerchamber  although the obligor can avoid his own deed by allege that he deliver it to  the obligee upon condition yet a stranger to the obligation to who the obligor  deliver it to be deliver to the obligee upon the performance of a certain  condition if detinue be sue against he for this deed by the obligee be the  stranger may plead this bailment and condition and pray garnishment against  the obligor to acknowledge whether the condition be perform or not for he be  party to the bailment but not to the deed and upon the garnishment the trial  of performance or not shall be between the obligor and obligee h e e  Fitzherbert debt against a consideration allege in a deed or a use declare no  averment to the contrary can be receive so of indenture upon fine and recovery  where the fine and recovery pursue they I Elizabeth dyer althams case    countess of Rutland case   nothing be tam natural how quidlibet to take apart  eastern modus quo bookbinding contract by contract deed by deed record by  record parliament by parliament a will of land of inheritance devisable by  custom or by statute law though it can be devise without write may be revoke  by parole for a will give no interest in the testator lifetime as a deed noth  the use of a inheritance at commonlaw be devisable by parole and revocable by  parole a appointment of auditor or factor or attorney or arbitrator or a  licence may be revoke by parole before they be execute although they be by  write for they do not give any interest they be only authority and power