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Returned commission about the export of uncustomed wool and other merchandise, Sussex...
Catalogue reference: KB 9/163/2
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1344
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Returned commission about the export of uncustomed wool and other merchandise, Sussex and Hampshire, held under commission dated 4 Feb 1344 (CPR 1343-45, 273-4) to Hugh de Sadelyngstanes and others, in these and other counties, and under commission dated 22 May 1344 (CPR 1343-1345, 421) to William de Notton and others, with power to determine pleas undetermined by Sadelyngstanes; called into King's Bench by supersedeas dated 13 July 1344 (CPR 1343-1346, 499-500): Sussex sessions, under commission of 4 Feb 1344 by Sadelyngstanes and associates at Southwick, Hampshire, and at Birdham, Chichester, Pagham, Kingston by Arundel, Shoreham and Seaford, Sussex, on 23 Mar-1 Apr 1344: jury panels and precepts file.
Number of membranes: 21.
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- Recovered from unsorted King's Bench files in the 1930s, added in 1967
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- Trade and commerce
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