Such peremptory
challenge shall not be admitted in a private suit.
14. An accessory shall not be put to answer before the
principal.
15. If a man commands another to commit a trespass, and he
does it, the one who made the command is a trespasser.
16. The land of every man is in the law enclosed from other,
though it lies in the open field, and a trespasser in it
may be brought to court.
17. Every man is bound to make recompense for such hurt as
his beasts do in the growing grain or grass of his neighbor,
though he didn't know that they were there.
18. If two titles are concurrent together, the oldest title
shall be preferred.
19. He who recovers debt or damages in the King's court when
the person charged is not in custody, may within a year
after the judgment take the body of the defendant, and
commit him to prison until he has paid the debt and damages.
20. If the demandant or plaintiff, hanging his writ (writ
pending in court), will enter into the thing demanded, his
writ shall abate.
21. By the alienation of the tenant, hanging the writ, or
his entry into religion, or if he is made a knight, or she
is a woman and takes a husband hanging the writ, the writ
shall not abate.
22. The king may disseise no man and no man may disseise the
king, nor pull any reversion or remainder out of him.
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