1.     \     WR  ITde  PerambuJatione  facienda  ought  to  be  fued  with  the  Ajfcnt

Jf\^  of  both  Parties.  Where  they  are  in  Doubt  of  the  Bounds  of  their

Lordfhips,  or  of  their  Towns,  infuch  Cafe  then  they  by  Aflent  may  fue  the

Writ  direitedunto  the  Sheriff  to  make  the  Perambulation,    and  to  fet  ths

Bounds  and  Limits  between  them  in  Certainty,     F.  N.  B.  133.  (D),

♦Note,  a  Di-       2.  The  King  may  make  his  Commifjion  to  other  Perfons  to  make  that  Pe-

*'^°"  K*^      rambulation,  as  well  as  to  the  Sheriff.^  and  to  certijy  the  fame  in  the  Coimnon

tween  the      i'leas^  or  in  the  Chancery^    or  elfewhere,  &c.  And  fuch  Commiffion  is

Counties  C.    oftentimes  *  granted  to  make  Perambulation  of  three  or  four  Counties,

andH.  by  an  where  they  are  in  Doubt  as  to  the  Bounds  and  Limits  thereof  ^    and  this

Enqueft         Perambulation  made  by  Affent  fball  bind  all  the  Parties  and  their  Heirs.
token  of  four  r^  \,i   ji    ,  „  .    /  \\
Counties  by    F-  N.  B.  134.  (A).
Force  of  a

Commiffion;  and  refolv'd,  ift.  That  if  Land  lying  in  the  Town  of  A.  but  in  truth,  within  the
County  of  C.  be  allotted  tothe  County  of  H.  that  they  (hall  ftill  remain  of  the  Town  of  A.  as  before,
adlv.  That  this  Ihall  not  conclude  any  of  the  County  of  C.  to  fuppofe  by  Writ,  or  otherwife,  that  the
Laiids  are  in  the  County  of  C.  jdly.  If  they  are  at  Iffue  on  this  Point,  it  fhall  be  tried  by  a  Venue
of  both  Counties.Quire.     29  E.  5.  45  F.  N.  B.  134  (A)  in  the  Notes  there  (a).
