William Norton and Katherine his wife v. Henry Chapman
Norwich attorneys: Henry Chapman, Wiliam Edyley, Richard Rosse
King's Bench error plaintiff's attorney: William Small
Error in king's bench (Trinity term, 1607) on an action in the court of Norwich, Norfolk
AALT images for Norton v. Chapman This action of error on a case in the county court of the city of
Norwich concerned a case of indebitatus assumpsit with a count of
several different undertakings for the payment of different debts. The
assigned errors were the lack of day given to the plaintiffs at one
session and the plaintiffs having initiated two processes for the same
debts. There is a long assertion of the city custom of finding
mainpernors for the defendant. The lord king sent to the sheriffs of his city of Norwich his writ close in
these words: James by the grace of God king of England, Scotland, France, and
Ireland, defender of the faith etc., to the sheriffs of his city of
Norwich, greetings. Because in the record and process and also in
the rendering of judgment of a plea that was before you in our
court of the city abovesaid without our writ according to the
custom of the same city between William Norton and Katherine his
wife and Henry Chapman concerning a certain trespass on the case
inflicted on the same William and Katherine by the aforementioned
Henry as it is said manifest error intervened to the grave damage of
the same Henry as we have received from his complaint, we,
wanting the error if any there was to be corrected in due form and
full and speedy justice to be done to the abovesaid parties in this
part, order you that if judgment thereof has been rendered then
send the record and process of the abovesaid plea with everything
touching them to us under your seals distinctly and openly and this
writ, such that we have them at a month after Easter wherever then
we shall be in England so that, the record and process abovesaid
having been inspected, we may make to be done further for the
correction of that error what of right and according to the law and
custom of our realm of England should be done. Tested me myself
at Westminster on March 9 in the 4th year of our reign of England,
France and Ireland and the 40th of Scotland [March 9, 1607].
Adderley. The record and process of which mention is made in the abovesaid writ
follow in these words: Pleas at the city of Norwich in the county of the city abovesaid in
the lord king’s court of the Guildhall of the same city held at
Norwich abovesaid in the guildhall of the abovesaid city before
Thomas Blosse and John Shovell sheriffs of the same city of
Norwich according to the use and custom of that city used and
approved from time whereof the memory of man runs not to the
contrary in the same and the liberties, privileges, and franchises
granted to the citizens of the city by divers late kings of England
and confirmed by the now lord king, on Saturday, viz., February 7
in the 4th year of the reign of the lord James by the grace of God
king of England, France, and Ireland, defender of the faith etc., of
of Scotland the 40th [February 7, 1607]. At this court comes William Norton and Katherine his wife in their
proper persons and complain against Henry Chapman concerning a
plea of trespass on their case etc., and they found pledges to
prosecute their complaint abovesaid, viz., John Doo and Richard
Roo, and they seek process to be made for them thereof against the
abovesaid Henry according to the custom of the said city of
Norwich, and at this court according to the use and custom of the
city of Norwich abovesaid and the liberties, privileges, and
franchises of the abovesaid city used for the whole time abovesaid
in the same it is ordered to Thomas Williams one of the serjeants of
the said sheriffs and minister of the abovesaid court that he take the
abovesaid Henry Chapman if etc., and him safely etc., such that he
have his body before the aforementioned sheriff at the next court
of the said lord king to be held on Wednesday, viz., February 11
next coming in the guildhall of the city abovesaid to answer the
aforementioned William Norton and Katherine his wife concerning
the abovesaid plea and to do that which the aforementioned now
sheriffs at the said next court shall certify, and the same day is
given to the aforementioned Henry here etc. And thereon the same
William Norton and Katherine his wife put in their place Nicholas
Emes their attorney against the abovesaid Henry Chapman
concerning the abovesaid plea. At which certain court of the said lord king of the Guildhall of the
city of Norwich abovesaid held, viz., on Wednesday, viz., February
11 [February 11, 1607] here etc., come the abovesaid William
Norton and Katherine his wife by their abovesaid attorney and
offered themselves against the abovesaid Henry Chapman
concerning the abovesaid plea. And the abovesaid serjeant etc.,
now attests here and returns that he by virtue of the abovesaid
precept directed to him in the abovesaid form took the abovesaid
Henry Chapman, whose body now he has here ready to answer the
aforementioned William Norton and Katherine his wife concerning
the abovesaid plea as it was ordered to him. Thereon here at the
same court of the said lord king of the Guildhall of the city
abovesaid held in the abovesaid guildhall before the
aforementioned sheriffs on the said Wednesday, viz., February 11,
according to the use and custom and the liberties, privileges, and
franchises abovesaid the same Henry Chapman found for the
aforementioned sheriffs mainpernors and pledges to stand to right
in the abovesaid court in the abovesaid plea, viz., William
Gowldinge and Richard Chambers citizens of the abovesaid city,
who are present in the same court in their proper persons before the
aforementioned sheriffs here at the request of the abovesaid Henry
Chapman according to the use and custom and the abovesaid
liberties, privileges, and franchises became mainpernors and
pledges for the abovesaid Henry that the same Henry would stand
to right in the same court here in the abovesaid plea from day to
day at whatsoever day of pleas until the same plea be determined
and judgment be rendered thereof according to the use and custom
of the abovesaid city used and approved for the whole abovesaid
time in the same, which certain custom is such that the defendant in
whatsoever complaint in the abovesaid court of the lord king in the
guildhall of the city of Norwich abovesaid affirmed by process on
that complaint against this manner defendant adjudicated, taken,
and personally appearing in the same court in the abovesaid
complaint before he withdraw from the same court ought to find
for the sheriff of the same city sufficient mainpernors and pledges
to stand to right in the same court here in the same plea, viz., that
he the same defendant will appear from day to day at each court of
the lord king of the Guildhall of the abovesaid city to be held
before the sheriffs of the abovesaid city until the same plea be
determined and judgment thereof rendered and that he will stand to
a judgment of the court to be rendered against this manner
defendant in the same plea and that he will submit and surrender
himself [to the execution] of that judgment if it happen that the
judgment be rendered against this manner defendant in that plea,
and if this manner defendant absent himself and not surrender to
the execution of that judgment that then this manner mainpernors
and pledges ought to undergo the execution of this manner
judgment in like manner as he the same defendant ought to
undergo the execution of this manner judgment if he had not
absented and eloined himself from the same, and thereon this same
Henry by mainpernors and pledges and according to the custom of
the abovesaid city withdrew at bail etc., and thereon the same
Henry Chapman put in his place William Edyley and Richard
Rosse his attorneys jointly and severally against the abovesaid
William Norton and Katherine his wife concerning the abovesaid
plea. [IMG 6232] Pleas at the city of Norwich in the county of the said city in the
court of the lord king of the Guildhall of the abovesaid city held at
Norwich abovesaid in the guildhall of the same city before the
aforementioned Thomas Blosse and John Shovell sheriffs of the
abovesaid city according to the use and custom of the abovesaid
city used and approved in the same from time whereof the memory
of man runs not to the contrary and the liberties, privileges, and
franchises granted to the citizens of the said city by divers late
kings of England and confirmed by the now lord king, on
Wednesday, viz., on February 11 in the 4th year of the reign of the
lord James by the grace of God king of England, France, and
Ireland, defender of the faith etc., and of Scotland the 40th. Henry Chapman was attached to answer William Norton and
Katherine his wife concerning a plea of trespass on their case etc.
And wherefore the same William and Katherine plaintiffs by
Nicholas Emes their attorney complain of this that, whereas on
April 1 in the 4th year of our lord James now by the grace of God
king of England and the 39th of Scotland [April 1, 1606] the
abovesaid defendant was indebted to the aforementioned Katherine
while she was single in £40, and thus being indebted thereof the
same defendant on the day and year abovesaid at Norwich
abovesaid in the parish and ward abovesaid in consideration
thereof undertook on himself and then and there faithfully
promised the same Katherine to pay the aforementioned Katherine
[heavy erasure] the abovesaid £10 [sic] when he should be asked
thereof, and whereas also on May 4 in the 4th year of the reign of
the said lord James now king of England etc., and of Scotland the
39th the abovesaid defendant was indebted to the aforementioned
Katherine while she was single in £5 and thus being indebted
thereof on the day and year abovesaid at Norwich in the abovesaid
parish and ward in consideration thereof he undertook on himself
and then and there faithfully promised to pay the aforementioned
Katherine the abovesaid £5 when he should be asked thereof, and
whereas also on May 10 in the 4th year of the reign of the said lord
James now king of England and of Scotland the 39th the abovesaid
defendant was indebted to the aforementioned Katherine while she
was single in £7 and thus being indebted thereof the same
defendant on the day and year abovesaid at Norwich abovesaid in
the parish and ward abovesaid in consideration thereof undertook
on himself and then and there faithfully promised to pay the
aforementioned Katherine the abovesaid £7 when he should be
thereof requested, nevertheless the abovesaid defendant little
weighing his separate undertakings and promises and trying hotly
and deceitfully to deceive and defraud the same Katherine while
she was single and the abovesaid William and Katherine after
espousals had and celebrated between them in this part did not pay
the aforementioned Katherine while was single or the
aforementioned William and Katherine after the espousals had and
celebrated between them the abovesaid £40 nor the abovesaid £10
nor the abovesaid £5 nor the abovesaid £7 nor any parcel thereof
although the same defendant afterwards, scilt., on January 11 in the
4th year of the reign of the said lord James now king of England
etc., and of Scotland the 40th at Norwich abovesaid in the parish
and ward abovesaid was thereof asked by the same plaintiffs
according to his separate assumptions and promises, but he wholly
refused to pay them to her and still refuses, wherefore the same
plaintiffs say that they are worse off and have damages to the value
of £100, and thereof they produce suit etc. And the abovesaid defendant by William Edgley and Richard
Rosse his attorneys jointly and severally come and defend force
and injury when etc., and seeks license to emparl thereof [IMG
6233] here until the next court of the lord king of the Guildhall of
the city of Norwich before the aforementioned sheriffs to be held
on the Saturday, viz., February 14 next to come etc., and it is
granted to him etc. And the same day is given to the
aforementioned plaintiff here etc. At which day here come both the abovesaid plaintiffs and the
abovesaid defendant by their abovesaid attorneys, and thereon the
same defendant seeks further license to emparl thereof until and to
the next court of the lord king of the Guildhall of the city of
Norwich to be held before the aforementioned sheriffs on the
Saturday, viz., February 21 next to come etc., and it is granted to
him etc. And the same day is given to the aforementioned plaintiff
here etc. Pleas at the city of Norwich in the county of the said city of the
lord king of the Guildhall of the city abovesaid held at Norwich
abovesaid in the Guildhall of the same city before Thomas Blosse
and John Shovell sheriffs of the said city according to the use and
custom of the said city used and approved in the same from time
whereof the memory of man does not run to the contrary and the
liberties, privileges and franchises granted to the citizens of the
said city by divers late kings of England and confirmed by the now
lord king on Saturday, viz., on February 21 in the 4th year of the
reign of the lord James by the grace of God king of England,
France, and Ireland, defender of the faith, and of Scotland the 40th. Henry Chapman was attached to answer William Norton and
Katherine his wife concerning a plea of trespass on their case etc.,
and wherefore the same plaintiffs by Nicholas Emes their attorney
complain of this that, whereas on April 1 in the 4th year of the reign
of our lord James by the grace of God now king of England etc.,
and of Scotland the 39th the abovesaid defendant was indebted to
the aforementioned Katherine while she was single in £40, and
being thus thereof indebted the same defendant on the said day and
year here at Norwich in the parish of St. Peter in the ward of
Mancroft and within the jurisdiction of this court in consideration
thereof undertook on himself and then and there faithfully
promised to the same Katherine to pay the aforementioned
Katherine the abovesaid £40 when he should be asked thereof, and
whereas also on [IMG 4630] April 3 in the 4th year of the reign of
the said lord James now king of England etc., and of Scotland the
39th the abovesaid defendant was indebted to the aforementioned
Katherine while she was single in £10 and thus being indebted
thereof the same defendant on the abovesaid day and year at
Norwich abovesaid in the parish and ward abovesaid in
consideration thereof undertook on himself and then and there
faithfully promised the same Katherine to pay the aforementioned
Katherine the abovesaid £10 when he should be asked thereof, and
whereas also on May 4 in the 4th year of the reign of the said lord
James now king of England and of Scotland the 39th the abovesaid
defendant was indebted to the aforementioned Katherine while she
was single in £5 and thus being indebted thereof the same
defendant on the abovesaid day and year at Norwich abovesaid in
the parish and ward abovesaid in consideration thereof undertook
on himself and then and there faithfully promised the same
Katherine to pay the aforementioned Katherine the abovesaid £5
when he should be asked thereof, and whereas also on May 10 in
the 4th year of the reign of the said lord James now king of England
etc., and of Scotland the 39th the abovesaid defendant was indebted
to the aforementioned Katherine while she was single in £7, and
thus being thereof indebted the same defendant on the abovesaid
day and year at Norwich abovesaid in the abovesaid parish and
ward in consideration thereof undertook on himself and then and
there faithfully promised the same Katherine to pay the
aforementioned Katherine the abovesaid £7 when he should be
required thereof, nevertheless the abovesaid defendant little
weighing his separate undertakings and promises abovesaid and
trying hotly and deceitfully to deceive and defraud the same
Katherine while she was single and the abovesaid William and
Katherine after the espousals between them had and celebrated in
this part did not pay the aforementioned Katherine while she was
single or the aforementioned William and Katherine after the
espousals had and celebrated between them the abovesaid £40 nor
the abovesaid £10, nor the abovesaid £5 nor the abovesaid £7 nor
any parcel thereof although the same defendant afterwards, scilt.,
on January 11 in the 4th year of the reign of the said lord James
now king of England etc., and of Scotland the 40th at Norwich
abovesaid in the abovesaid parish and ward was asked thereof by
the same plaintiffs according to his abovesaid separate promises
and undertakings, but he wholly refused to pay them to them and
still refuses, wherefore the same plaintiffs say that they are worse
off and have damages to the value of £100 and thereof they
produce suit etc. And the abovesaid defendant by William Edgley and Richard
Rossey their attorneys jointly and severally comes and defends
force and injury when etc., and they say that he did not undertake
on himself in the manner and form as the same plaintiffs above
narrated against him, and of this he puts himself on the
countryside. And the abovesaid plaintiffs similarly etc. Therefore
it is ordered to Thomas Williams serjeant at mace etc., that he
should make to come here at the next court of the lord king of the
Guildhall of the city of Norwich to be held on Wednesday, viz.,
February 25 next to come 12 etc., of the vicinity of the parish of St.
Peter abovesaid by whom etc., and who neither etc., to recognize
etc., because both etc. And the same day is given to the parties
abovesaid here etc. At which day here come both the abovesaid plaintiffs and the
abovesaid defendant by their attorneys abovesaid and the
abovesaid serjeant etc., now attests here and returns his precept
directed to him in the abovesaid form together with a certain panel
of names of the jurors abovesaid served and executed in all things
as it was ordered to him, and no jurors empaneled thereof come,
therefore according to the custom of the said city it is ordered to
the aforementioned serjeant etc., that he have here at the next court
of the lord king to be held on Saturday, viz., February 28 next to
come here etc., the bodies of the abovesaid jurors to recognize in
the abovesaid form. And the same day is given to the parties here
etc. At which day here come the abovesaid parties by their
abovesaid attorneys and the abovesaid serjeant etc., now here
attests and returns his precept directed to him in the abovesaid
form together with a certain panel of names of the jurors abovesaid
served and executed in all things as it was ordered to him, and the
jurors thus empaneled thereof, certain of them come and certain of
them do not come; thereon at the same court of the lord king held
here etc., on the said Saturday, viz., February 28, it is ordered to
the aforementioned serjeant etc., that he distrain the jurors
abovesaid by all their lands and chattels such that he have their
bodies here at the next court of the lord king of the Guildhall of the
city of Norwich to be held on Wednesday, viz., March 4 next to
come here etc., to recognize in the abovesaid form, and the same
day is given to the parties abovesaid here etc. At which day come the parties abovesaid by their abovesaid
attorneys and the abovesaid serjeant etc., now attests and returns
the precept abovesaid directed to him in the abovesaid form served
and executed in all things as it was ordered to him. And the jurors
thus empaneled thereof, viz., Lionel Claxton, John Bassam,
William Staller, Edmund Burman, Robert Fideman, Samuel
Bishoppe, John Everod, Luke Lawes, Martin Baker, [IMG 4631]
Jake Dehenne, Nathaniel Remerton, and Thomas Payne exacted
similarly come, who chosen, tried, and sworn to tell the truth in the
premisses say on their oath that as to the abovesaid first
undertaking above specified in the abovesaid narration of the
plaintiff, the abovesaid defendant undertook on himself in the
manner and form abovesaid as the same plaintiffs in the first above
narrated against him, and they assess the damages of the same
plaintiff by occasion thereof beyond their outlays and costs put out
by them on their suit in this part at £40 5s, and the same jurors
further say on their oath that as to the abovesaid second
undertaking in the abovesaid narration of the plaintiff above
specified the abovesaid defendant did not undertake on himself in
the manner and form as the same plaintiffs above narrated against
him, and the jurors say further on their oath that as to the third
undertaking in the narration abovesaid of the plaintiff above
specified the abovesaid defendant undertook on himself in the
manner and form as the same plaintiffs in the third above narrated
against him, and they assess the damages of the same plaintiffs by
that occasion beyond their outlays and costs put out by them on
their suit in this part at £5 1s and for outlays and costs by the
abovesaid plaintiffs put on their suit in this part at 2s; and the same
jurors further say on their oath that as to the abovesaid fourth
undertaking in the abovesaid narration of the plaintiff above
specified the abovesaid defendant did not undertake on himself in
the manner and form as the same plaintiffs above narrated against
him. And because the court of the said lord king here want to
advise itself before it proceeds to render judgment in the abovesaid
plea, day is given to the abovesaid parties here until the next court
of the said lord king of the Guildhall of the city of Norwich to be
held on the Saturday, viz., March 7 next to come here etc., to hear
their judgment abovesaid. At which certain court of the lord king on Saturday, viz., on March
7 above mentioned, here come the abovesaid parties by their
abovesaid attorneys. Thereon the premisses having been seen and
understood fully here by the court, it is considered by the court
here as to the first and third undertakings whereof the abovesaid
defendant was convicted by the abovesaid jurors in the abovesaid
form that the abovesaid plaintiffs recover against the abovesaid
defendant his abovesaid separate damages, which certain
abovesaid separate damages in all amount to £45 8s assessed by
the abovesaid jurors in the abovesaid form as well as 23s
adjudicated by way of increment to the same plaintiffs at their
request for their outlays and costs put out by them on their suit in
this part etc., which certain damages amount in all to £46 11s. And
the abovesaid defendant be in mercy etc. And also it is considered
by the court that the abovesaid defendant as to the abovesaid
second and fourth undertakings specified in the abovesaid
narration whereof the abovesaid defendant was acquitted by the
abovesaid jurors, as to the said second and fourth undertakings
they take nothing by their complaint, but that they be thereof in
mercy for their false claim, and that the abovesaid defendant as to
the said second and fourth undertakings go thereof without day.
And thereon the abovesaid Henry Chapman by his attorneys
abovesaid comes and proffers and delivers to the aforementioned
sheriffs a certain writ of the lord concerning the correction of error,
the transcript of the said writ is sewn to this record. Therefore
further process concerning the said plea etc. [IMG 6234] Afterwards, scilt., on the Friday next after the Octaves of Holy Trinity
this same term before the lord king at Westminster comes the abovesaid
Henry Chapman by William Small his attorney, and says that in the
record and process abovesaid and also in the rendering of the abovesaid
judgment manifestly it was erred in this, viz., that whereas by the abovesaid record it appears that at the
abovesaid court held at the city abovesaid on Saturday, viz.,
February 7 in the 4th year of the reign of said now lord king it was
ordered to Thomas Williams one of the serjeants at mace of the
said sheriffs and minister of the court abovesaid that he take the
abovesaid Henry Chapman to appear before the aforementioned
sheriffs at the next court of the said lord king to be held on
Wednesday, viz., February 11 then next following in the abovesaid
guildhall to answer the aforementioned William Norton and
Katherine concerning the abovesaid plea and day then was given
by the abovesaid record there to the aforementioned Henry until
the abovesaid next court when the same day ought to be given to
the aforementioned William and Katherine, and thus by the
abovesaid record it does not appear that the abovesaid William and
Katherine had day given to them by the abovesaid court to appear
at the abovesaid next court to be held at the city abovesaid on the
abovesaid February 11 in the abovesaid guildhall to be made then
on the appearance of the abovesaid Henry to prosecute against the
aforementioned Henry in the abovesaid plea as it ought, therefore
in this it was manifestly erred. It was erred also in this that, whereas by the abovesaid record it
appears that the abovesaid William and Katherine at the abovesaid
court held at the abovesaid city in the guildhall of the same city
before the same then sheriffs on the appearance of the abovesaid
Henry by a bill they narrated against the same Henry in a plea of
trespass on the case and that by the abovesaid record similarly it
appears that the abovesaid Henry thence had license to emparl to
that bill abovesaid until the court held there to be held on the same
February 21 then next following, at which certain court the same
William and Katherine appeared and on the appearance of the
abovesaid Henry by one other bill they again narrated against the
aforementioned Henry in the abovesaid plea of trespass on the
case, whereas the abovesaid separate bills in the abovesaid form
purchased against the abovesaid Henry were purchased for one and
the same cause only and therefore in this likewise it was manifestly
erred etc. And he seeks the lord king’s writ to warn the aforementioned William
and Katherine to be before the lord king to hear the record and process
abovesaid; and it is granted to him etc. Whereby it is ordered to the
sheriff that by prudent etc., he should make it known to the
aforementioned William and Katherine that they be before the lord king
on the Octaves of St. Michael then next following wherever etc., to hear
the record and process abovesaid if etc., and further etc. The same day is
given to the aforementioned Henry Chapman. At which day before the lord king at Westminster come the abovesaid
Henry Chapman by his attorney, and the sheriff did not send the writ
thereof. Therefore as formerly it is ordered to the sheriffs that by
prudent etc., of his bailiwick he should make it known to the
aforementioned William and Katherine that they be before the lord king
on the Octaves of St. Hilary then next following wherever etc., to hear
the record and process abovesaid if etc., and further etc. The same day is
given to the aforementioned Henry etc. [IMG 6235] At which day
before the lord king at Westminster come the abovesaid Henry Chapman
by his attorney abovesaid. And the sheriffs return that by virtue of the
abovesaid writ directed thereof to them by Jerome Harvye and John
Wake prudent and lawful men of their bailiwick they made it to be
known to the aforementioned William Norton and Katherine that they
should be before the lord king at the day and place contained in the said
writ as it was ordered to them to hear the record and process abovesaid if
etc., and further etc., which certain William and Katherine by the
warning made to them by Robert Grene their attorney come. Thereon the abovesaid Henry Chapman says that in the record and
process abovesaid and also in the rendering of the abovesaid judgment
manifestly it was erred by alleging the abovesaid errors by him alleged
in the form abovesaid, and he seeks that the abovesaid judgment on
account of the abovesaid errors and others being in the abovesaid record
and process be revoked and annulled and completely be had for null and
that the abovesaid William and Katherine be returned to the abovesaid
errors etc. And the abovesaid William and Katherine say that neither in the
record and process abovesaid nor in the rendering of the abovesaid
judgment was it erred in anything, and they ask similarly that the court
of the lord king proceed here to the examination both of the record and
process abovesaid and the matters abovesaid for any errors assigned, but
because the court of the lord king here is not yet advised concerning
rendering their judgment of and on the premisses, day is given thereof to
the parties abovesaid before the lord king until the 15th day after Easter
wherever etc., to hear their judgment of and on the premisses because
the court of the lord king here is not yet thereof etc. At which day before the lord king at Westminster come the parties
abovesaid by their attorneys abovesaid and because the court of the lord
king here is not yet advised to render their judgment of and on the
premisses, day is given further to the parties abovesaid before the lord
king until the morrow of Holy Trinity wherever etc., to hear their
judgment of and on the premisses because the court of the lord king here
thereof not yet etc. At which day before the lord king at Westminster come the parties
abovesaid by their attorneys abovesaid and because the court of the lord
king here is not yet advised to render their judgment of and on the
premisses, day is given further to the abovesaid parties before the lord
king until the Octaves of St. Michael wherever etc., to hear their
judgment of and on the premisses because the court of the lord king here
thereof not yet etc. At which day before the lord king at Westminster come the parties
abovesaid by their abovesaid attorneys, and because the court of the lord
king here is not yet advised to render their judgment of and on the
premisses, day is given further to the abovesaid parties before the lord
king until the Octaves of St. Hilary wherever etc., to hear their judgment
of and on the premisses because the court of the lord king here thereof
not yet etc.
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