case XXIV James   b Denbauds case equity tale Jeofails statute Cr James the  statute of h cap ordain that at nisi prius or before justice of assize at the  trial when a full jury do not appear to the habeas corpora or distringa that  tale de A standing round may be add to those in the plural number which appear  at the trial juror make default one alone appear yet by the equity of the  statute a tale de A standing round shall be grant for that one this statute be  for the advancement of justice the statute of Jeofails ought indeed to be  construe by equity after verdict for the intent of those statute be as the  word be also ut full knights the whole of the laws fiat and that after verdict  judgement shall not be reverse or arrest for any fault of attorney or  counsellor a verdict between the demandant and vouchee be aid the issue of nul  tiel record be aid where the demandant in plead falsify his own writ that be  aid the want of a bill against a attorney be aid a information upon a penal  statute as usury be aid before the statute of Elizabeth the substance and  truth of the matter be only to be consider after verdict it be for the honour  of the law and the quiet of the subject that after a verdict of juror and a  long suit the say statute shall be construe liberal although the trial upon  habeas corpora or distringa be mention in the statute that be only for example  the juror who appear at the first day be within the equity of the say statute  of Jeofails as they do in a assize mortdancester attaint law utrum certificate  of assize a alien may be aid de A standing round in trial where center point  linguae be require one coroner will serve in redisseizin where there be no  more in the county the word of the statute which ordain redisseizin require  more but equity help a strong where the word and the true intent go together  Penal information be within the h cap and penal statute by the Elizabeth cap  be except out of this statute only for these matter see h cap Elizabeth cap  James cap these be the statute of Jeofails rob dyer Heydons case   the new  book of entry title law utrum