Smith v. . Wayt

¶1Where debt is brought on a lease for years, on the contract, it may be brought anywhere. But where it is brought on the privity of the estate, as here, it ought only to be brought where the land is. It has been so adjudged both in the K. B. and C. B. Trethorn and Cleebrook's case. Let the plaintiff pay costs, and then per favorem curiae, he may amend his declaration. Godb., 385; vin., 26, 69; Hut., 68; Jones, 44; postea, p. 813.