Francis Langley replies to Richard Samwell's complaint against himself, Owen Roberts, Oliver Woodliffe and others. According to Langley, Woodliffe demised the Boar's Head property to him by an indenture dated 7 November 1599. He had commissioned Owen Roberts, a carpenter, to cut down certain parts of the gallery in order to make a door from Langley's house to the gallery. He repeats the Woodliffe's response that multiple wrongs require multiple suits.
Name | Event Role(s) | Document Role(s) |
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Langley, Francis | defendant | |
Woodliffe, Oliver | defendant | |
Roberts, Owen | defendant | |
Samwell, Richard | plaintiff | |
Woodliffe, Susan | wife |