case LXXXIV e r e dyer Londres custom error foreign attachment Collins be  indebt to Bowser and Bowser to Bennet Bowser sue Bennet in London for his debt  and a nothing be return there be a custom there which be call a foreign  attachment which the translator think proper to state this custom by help of  the yearbooks a little more clear than it stand in the original be that upon a  nothing return upon a debtor upon garnishment to a debtor of the first debtor  who be defendant the debt shall be attach in the hand of the second debtor on  the behalf of the plaintiff and upon four nihils return upon the defendant the  second debtor upon his confession or other proof of the debt due from he to  the defendant shall be charge to the plaintiff and that the second debtor  after judgement and execution against he shall be discharge against his debtee  upon this Bennet have judgement against Collins notwithstanding which Bowser  sue Collins in London for this debt Collins plead the say suit of Bennet  against Bowser and the custom there that after judgement against the debtor of  the debtor that the second debtor shall be discharge against his debtee and  that Bennet have judgement against Collins Bowser plead that there be no such  custom and it be find that the defendant have fail in plead of the say custom  for the custom be after judgement and execution c resolve by all the judge  Jenkins of England that Bowser shall have judgement against Collins in this  case custom shall be take strict Judici duty suum excedent non to appear a  foreign attachment lie in London against foreigner if the debtor be within the  jurisdiction a custom ought to be precise pursue although judgement be give in  this case there be no occasion for a writ of error for the custom not be  pursue by the plead the judgement be void for there be no such custom and  London have no jurisdiction in such case but by custom this suit of Bowser  against Collins be in the common plea if the custom have be well plead the  judge of the common plea ought to allow it for a good bar but if Bowser have  sue Collins in London this judgement will have bar he until it be reverse by  error in London before the mayor and alderman in the husting a debtee sue a  debtor in London the debtor make default his good shall be attach and if the  debtor do not come within the year to answer to the debt and to find security  to satisfy it if he be condemned or to render himself to prison the debtee  shall have these good