case sir gilbert Gerrard master of the roll against mary Dickenson easter term  Elizabeth roll see wren v wield lr Q b what word will amount to slander of a  man title SC   a action upon the case for slander his title and declare that  whereas he be seize of the manor of hely in the county of c and sir Ralph  Egerton be in speech with he a to have a lease of it for year and offer so  much for the rend and so much for a fine  ih defendant prce missor non  ignorant but intend to slander his title say in the presence of diverse I have  a lease of the manor of hety for ninetynine year and publish a deed of lease  to diverse affirm it to be good and offdred to sell it and all her interest in  it where rev ra the defendant do now it to be a forge deed and by reason of  those word sir Ralph Egerton will not take a lease nor any other by which he  lose the commodity of his land to his damage of one thousand pound the  defendant plead that one W Dickenson her husband die at Uxbridge c after who  decease ankle indenture wicker basket in narration p specificatur et a certain  scri tum exemplificationis hujusmodi ankle indenture sub great iigillo  Agiglice adorned with small figures come to the possession of the defendant  among other write the which the defendant then and there do believe to be a  good lease and duly make seal and deliver for which she do justify the word  without hoe that she do know it to croak Elizabeth he a deed of a forge lease  upon this it be demurrer in law and argue by coke and Warherton for the  plaintiff and by Altham and snagg sergeant for the defendant as to the bar it  be hold clear by the justice and in manner confess by the defendant counsel  that it be ill for she say ankle indenture wicker basket c so do not answer to  the deed in the declaration for ankle be note eaden b but as to the substance  of the declaration it wall move that the action do not lie for the defendant  say she have a lease which be not to he refer to the deed of lease but to the  interest of the lease and when she claim a interest she be not punishable c  and the case of conspiracy Edward pl pound Edward pl and the case of publish  of forge deed Henry pl Henry pl Henry pl Edward pl be cite that the party be  not punishable claim a interest or not know it to he forge and diverse  exception be take to the declaration first it be not aver that the defendant  have not title second it be say she offer to sell but say not to who so  incertain three that she publish to visit mask but show not to who four it be  say that she a yely cro car cro James roll Rep Bulst palm b donc Plac c roll  Rep side cro James more hob hetl croak Elizabeth er p know it to he forge  publish it and no place show of her know which be material and traversable and  so a place ought of necessity to he insert say non allocatur as to the matter  it be say it be sufficient to entitle the plaintiff to a action for if one  entitle a stranger to my land and not himself a action lie Trin Elizabeth  Johnson v smith the case be Johnson enter into a communication with sir h  Hedingfield to sell he certain land and the defendant t know it  Said in the  country that a stranger have a rentcharge out of it by reas I on whereof sir h  Hedingfield refuse to proceed in the bargain and Mildmay v Stanfield be cite  die so here when she derive no title to herself but in effect say her husband  have of lease which now be a stranger a action lie not Wray chief justice the  word I have a lease c shall not he construe that she have a term or interest  in the lease itself but only a indenture of lease and be as much as if sly  have say that she have a indenture of lease make to her husband in her keep so  make no title to b erself and be so all will agree she be punishable but if  she have say that she have a interest or term for ninetynine year and entitle  herself to it it be otherwise but in all case when one do entitle a stranger  it be not actionable except it he show that some damage come to the proprietor  by it videlicet thathocdnfibt let it or sell it c e and that a action lie not  where one do entitle himselfi the case of Edward pl do prove it for if one say  I S be his villain a action lie not but if he say I S be villain to a stranger  it be otherwise gawdy justice the say I have a lease amount to as much as I  have a interest for year for so it be intend in common parlance and she do not  only say she have a lease but this be enforce by offer to sell it but it be  allege that she publish it know it to he forge and so do endamage the  plaintiff and of purpose to stop he to let c it seem the action be  maintainable at commonlaw if one sue a forge obligation know it to he so a  action of the case lie f and although she claim a lease to herself yet she  publish it know it to he forge a action lie and although it be say that it be  croak Elizabeth not publish as a true deed but quasi yes this be a plain  affirmative that it be true afterward the plaintiff6d judgement