cclxxiv full and TRIMWELLS case see durant   v Robert and Keighley Maxsted   Q  b in a replevin by full against Trimwell who make conusance as bailiff to one  house for damage fesance the plaintiff in bar of the conusance show that one a  t do prebend right to the land where c and the defendant in the right of the  say a t take the cattle c without hoc that he take they as bailiff to the say  house upon which the defendant do demurrer in law and it be argue by  Shuttleworth sergeant that the traverse be not good which see h h not his  bailiff but if the truth of the case be so he may plead of his own wrong  without such cause c and see also h the commandment be not traverseable but in  special case where the commandment determine the interest of the other party  which see h in the case of the earl of Suffolk in trespass the defendant plead  that before the trespass the plaintiff be seize and thereof feoff one b by who  commandment he enter to which the plaintiff say that after the feoff and  before the trespass the say b lease to the plaintiff Leonard to hold at will  without hoc that the say b do command he and that be hold a good traverse for  the commandment determine that lease at will and in the principal case all the  justice be of clear opinion that the traverse be good and they all say that  the custos narrow places have she wed to they many precedent thereof see h and  see also h in trespass for take of cattle the defendant do justify as servant  to such a one for rend arrere due to his master the plaintiff to fold back say  that the defendant be not bailiff at the time of the take where it be say by  Gascoigne that if the defendant take the cattle claim property as a henot due  to himself although that afterward the lord agree to the distress as take for  rend arrere yet he can be say his bailiff at the time of the distress which be  grant by Rhodes periam and Windham and as to that which have be object that if  this traverse be allow the meaning of the party shall be draw in question lb  the meaning of he who take the cattle the same be not any mischief for so it  be in other case as in the case of reception see h e I roll before pasch  Elizabeth in the king bench