No one may enter another's land and tenements by strong hand nor
with a mob, upon pain of imprisonment and ransom at the King's
will.

Charters, releases, obligations, [quit-claim deeds] and other
deeds burnt or destroyed in uprisings shall be reissued without
fee, after trial by the King and his council. Manumissions,
obligations, releases and other bonds and feoffments in land made
by force, coercion or duress during mob uprisings are void.

Men who rape and women consenting after a rape shall lose their
inheritance and dower and joint feoffments. The husbands, or
father or next of kin of such women may sue the rapist by
inquisition, but not by battle. The penalty is loss of life and
member.

The Statute of Laborers of 1351 required all workers, from
tailors to ploughmen, to work only at pre-plague wage rates and
forced the vagrant peasant to work for anyone who claimed him or
her. It also encouraged longer terms of employment as in the past
rather than for a day at a time. Statutory price controls on food
limited profits to reasonable ones according to the distance of
the supply. Later, wages were determined in each county by
Justices of the Peace according to the dearth of victuals while
allowing a victualler a reasonable profit and a penalty was
specified as paying the value of the excess wages given or
received for the first offense, double this for the second
offense, and treble this or forty days imprisonment for the third
offense.