[001] to admit his clerk notwithstanding any inhibition. And if there is a dispute as to that, [002] let the assise of darrein presentment proceed. It ought not to be impeded because of a [003] plea on the right, nor because of any other plea whatever.
Writ to the bishop or ordinary when one has recovered seisin by the assise of darrein presentment.
[005] When one has recovered his seisin by the assise, let him at once have a writ to the [006] bishop for the admission of a suitable parson on his presentation, in this form: The [007] king, [by the grace etc.] to the venerable father in Christ A. by the same grace bishop [008] of London, greeting. Know that such a prior in our court before [our] justices etc. [009] at such a place has recovered his seisin of the advowson of such a church (or thus, [010] and, so it seems, a better form: [recovered] seisin of his presentation to such church) [011] against such a person by an assise of darrein presentment there taken between them. [012] Therefore we order you to admit a suitable parson to that same church on the presentation [013] of that prior. Witness etc. If the record ought to be included in the writ, [014] then let it be put thus: The king to such a bishop, greeting. Know that when an [015] assise of darrein presentment was summoned in our court before [our] justices etc. [016] between A. the plaintiff and B. the deforciant [to determine] who as patron in time of [017] peace presented the last parson, now dead, to such a church, it was recognized in our [018] same court before our same justices by the same assise that the aforesaid B. presented [019] the clerk to the same church who last died parson in it on the presentation of the same [020] B. Therefore we order you to admit a suitable parson to the same church on the [021] presentation of the aforesaid B. Witness etc. If one has recovered his presentation [022] by writ of quare impedit or quare non permittit, let the writ to the bishop then be in [023] this form.
Writ that the bishop admit a clerk notwithstanding a claim if judgment has been given.
[025] The king to such a bishop, greeting. Know that A. in our court before etc. by the [026] judgment of our same court recovered against B. his seisin of the advowson of such a [027] church (or thus: recovered his presentation to such a church against such a one). [028] Therefore we order you, notwithstanding the claim of the same B., to admit a suitable [029] parson to the same church on the presentation of the same A. Witness etc. If [030] the other party retains the presentation by agreement