case smith against richardson in the exchequer Chamber a promise in  consideration of the delivery of two hundred centen lupulae England cwt of hop  shall not be intend for two hundred hundred post bendl   a lie side Com dig  Cowp dougl error upon a assumpsit in the king bench wherein the plaintiff  declare whereas in consideration the plaintiff have sell to the defendant four  bag of hop whereof three bag weigh seven centen et One quarterium centen  England seven hundred and one quarter of a hundred weight and the other bag  weigh two hundred centen et half One centen England two hundred and a half  weight that the defendant assume to pay accord to the rate of seven pound for  every hundred of the say three bag and accord to the rate of six pound ten  shilling for every hundred of the other bag et to say in facto that the  aforesaid three bag accord to the say rate amount to the sum of fifty pound  and fifteen shilling and the a see car c and will c post cro Elizabeth salk  and Bac Abr in notorious facts croak car er p aforesaid other bag accord to  the rate aforesaid attain to sixteen pound five shilling yet the defendant  aforesaid c the defendant plead non assumpsit and find against he and damage  give only accord to the say rate before mention and judgement enter a writ of  error be thereupon bring in the exchequer Chamber and the error assign be for  that two hundred centen et half One centen England two hundred and a half  weight c this England be void and repugnant to that which the England be  before and contrary to the propriety of the word for two hundred centen be two  hundred hundred so it be much more than the price reach to and it be without  sense and therefore repugnant and the declaration ill and judgement erroneous  but all the justice and baron hold that it be no error be in disadvantage to  the plaintiff and not material for it rest only in damage and the jury have  give accord to that rate so as there be not any prejudice to the defendant and  the issue be upon non assumpsit and find as be allege it be good enough and  judgement be affirm