Maud Huet, widow of Geoffrey Huet of Horley; John Huet, son of Geoffrey Huet, executors...

Petitioners

Maud Huet, widow of Geoffrey Huet of Horley; John Huet, son of Geoffrey Huet, executors of his testament.

Name(s)

Huet; Huet, Maud; John

Addressees

King.

Nature of request

The petitioners state that at the feast of the Conception of the Virgin Mary in the second year of Richard II's reign, William Lavere leased to Geoffrey and his executors a plot of land called Suthland to hold until ten years after the following Michaelmas, but that within that time John Cheny and John Frebarn expelled Geoffrey from that plot, and still hold it, and John Frebarn beat and wounded Geoffrey. He sued them, and his executors have continued to do so, but because they are so poor and John Cheny and John Frebarn such great maintainers they do not dare to sue them any more. Therefore they request a remedy.

Nature of endorsement

The Chancellor of England is to have power by authority of parliament to summon the parties mentioned in this petition before him, and when the arguments of the parties on the complaint contained in this petition have been heard and understood, the same Chancellor is to do justice to the parties by the aforesaid authority.It is agreed that the parties have a day to the quinzene of Easter.

Places mentioned

Horley, [Surrey].

People mentioned

Geoffrey Huet of Horley, husband of petitioner

William Lavere

John Cheny

John Frebarn, baker.

For a duplicate of this petition differently endorsed, see SC 8/52/2571

A petition formerly attached to SC 8/52/2571 is SC 8/71/3549