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And bee it alsoe enacted by the authoritie aforesaid That where any such Order and Decree as aforesaid shall be made by a lesser number of the said Justices and Barons and other the persons above named and authorized then seaven it shall be lawfull for any person agrieved by such Order and Decree to present his Exceptions to the same in writeing within thirty dayes next after any such Order and Decree made to one of the Justices of the Courts of Kings Bench or Common Pleas or the Barons of the Coife of the Exchequer for the time being and if one of them shall subscribe thereunto that he finds probable cause of Complaint then it shall bee lawfull to and for any seaven or more, of the said Justices and Barons and persons above named (other then such who made the same Order and Decree) sitting together at the same time and place to review the same Order and Decree and to reverse affirme inlarge diminish or otherwise alter any such Order and Decree as in their Judgements they shall thinke fitt or otherwise to award Costs against such Appellants for their unjust Complaint to be recovered as herein after is expressed.
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