A court order dated 22 May 1601 provides further details concerning Francis and Richard Langley's suit against Oliver Woodliffe. Woodliffe's counsel came forward with several reasons why Woodliffe should be able to proceed at common law. Langley's counsel wished to maintain the order of 20 May, and complained that Woodliffe had refused to attend to Master Hunt. The court appoints Masters Dr Carew and George Carew to look into the whole matter; should the masters judge it 'meet,' the Langleys will be ordered to pay Woodliffe £100.
Name | Event Role(s) | Document Role(s) |
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Carew, Matthew | Master in Chancery | |
Carew, George | Master in Chancery | |
Hunt, John | Master in Chancery | |
Woodliffe, Oliver | defendant | |
Langley, Francis | plaintiff | |
Langley, Richard | plaintiff |