case eire against WOODFINE easter term Elizabeth roll if a termor for year he  outlaw he shall he restore to the term on reversalof the outlawry though it  have been sell by the king ante more   b   a and for Jones lev hawk Bac Abr  Crbm prac ejection firmce the case upon special verdict be a termor for year  be outlaw upon the statute of Recusanc by which his term be forfeit to the  queen the Lord treasurer and baron of the exchequer sell it for ten pound to  Fr Michael and afterward the outlawry be reverse the question be if the termor  shall have again his term and after argument by Glanville of the one part and  Heaumont of the other part Anderson and Walmsley justice conceive the termor  shall have again his term and not the money for which it be sell and in  whosesoever hand the land come and by whatsoever consideration the party shall  he restore for the outlawry be reverse it be as if there be no record and the  queen interest croak Elizabeth be but conditional videlicet it be good if the  outlawry be good and therefore the term be sell it be tie with the condition  into whosoever hand it come that if the outlawry he reverse the term be reduce  to the owner and it be not like a sale make by the sheriff for the sheriff  sell it by authority of law to leive the money and there if the judgement he  reverse the party shall he restore only to the money and not to the term for  he lose it not by the judgement but periam doubt and I say that although by  the yearbook of Henry pl that upon the reversal of the outlawry the party  shall have restitution yet the book speak not if it he sell before and here it  be mischievous of both side if the party that buy it lawful shall lose it and  of the other side if the other shall not he restore to it he shall have  nothing for it will he bare to he restore to the money out of the queen coffer  but afterward Trin Elizabeth Anderson and Walmsley give judgement for the  plaintiff periam not be resolve in ill vide Elizabeth dyer