case sir John bennet against doctor EASEDALE see hay v justice of tower  division London Q b d a pardon of a sentence in the spiritual court of fine  imprisonment and deprivation for bribery in the office of chancellor of a  province discharge not only the sentence but the consequent disability   cro  James Bulst Inst cro Elizabeth more hawk p c Bl Com a assize be bring by sir  John Bennet for the office of chancellor of the archbishop of York the  defendant endeavour to obtain a injunction out of the a see car c will c post  note a croak car er p star Chamber to stay his the say sir John bennet suit he  have late by sentence and decree there for bribery and other misdemeanour in  his office of judge of the prerogative court be fine twenty thousand pound and  censure to be imprison and make incapable of any office of judicature by  reason whereof be disable to hold the office in question the defendant obtain  it and pretend this assize be bring by sir John Bennet that he may enjoy the  say office contrary to the decree he therefore pray to stay his proceed sir  John Bennet thereupon have day give he to show cause why a injunction shall  not be grant show then a pardon from the late king after the say sentence  wherein be recite all the bribery and offence contain in the say decree and  all penalty and punishment by reason thereof and all disability and incapacity  and all thing concern the say sentence except the say fine of twenty thousand  pound the court of starchamber thereupon request sir John Walter chief baron  and sir Francis Harvey three justice of the common plea to call to they all  the justice and baron and to consider of the say decree and pardon and to  certify their opinion whether it be fit to permit the proceed in the assize or  not and all the justice and baron be assemble at sergeantsinn the sentence and  pardon be read before they and the case argue by counsel on both side and it  be resolve by the justice and baron that this pardon have take away all force  of the sentence in the star Chamber croak car except for the fine of twenty  thousand pound and all inability be discharge thereby and that the sentence  never take from he the office but the execution thereof nor give authority to  place other but if the archbishop before the pardon and after the sentence  have appoint he to execute his office and he dare not do it then peradventure  the say archbishop for his nonattendance may have seize the say office and  have grant it to another but the sentence by itself can take away the office  which be a freehold and the pardon have take away all the offence they  therefore conceive it convenient to permit he to proceed with his assize and  if doubtful it may be find special and so receive a judicial hear croak car  hilary term car in the common plea sir Thomas Richardson Knt chief justice sir  Richard Hutton Knt sir Francis Harvey Knt sir George croak Knt sir Henry  Yelverton Knt justice sir Robert heath Knt attorney general sir Richard  Sheldon Knt solicitor general