section feesimple and of such thing whereof a man may have a manual occupation  possession or receipt as of land tenement rend and such like there a man shall  say in his count countant and plea pleadant that such a one be seize in his  demesne as of fee but of such thing which do not lie in such manual occupation  c as of a advowson of a church and such like there he shall say that he be  seize as of fee and not in his demesne as of fee and in Latin it be in one  case quoth ankle seisitus to be in of his ut de fee and in the other case  quoth ankle seisitus to be c ut de fee in his count countant in count countant  count I e narrative come of the French word conte which in Latin be narrative  and be vulgar call a declaration the original writ be accord to his name breve  brief short but the count which the plaintiff or demandant make be more  narrative spacious and certain both in matter in circumstance of time and  place to the end the defendant may be compel to make a more direct answer so  as the writ may be compare to logic and the count to rhetoric and it be that  which the civilian call a libel and in that ancient book of the mirror of  justice lib cap of Loiers twist be sergeant skilful in law so nam of the count  as of the principal part and in will can he be call segeant counter in his  plea pleadant placitum here Littleton teach good plead in this point of which  in his three book and chapter of confirmation sect he thus say et saches mon  sit and be un of rain honorables laudables profitable choose en nostreley de  aver Le science de bien pleader en action real personels pur Ceo ieo toy  counsel especialment de metteraton courage cure de Ceo apprender and for this  cause this word placitum be derive a placend because be to be very pleasing  super all placet and it be not as some have say so call per Antiphrasin  because non placet seize seisitus come of the French word seize I possession  save that in the commonlaw seize or seize be proper apply to freehold and  possess or possession proper to good and chattel although sometime the one be  use in stead of the other in his demesne as of fee in of his ut in fee of be  not only that inheritance wherein a man have proper dominion or ownership as  it be distinguish from the land which another do hold of he in service but  that which be manual occupy manure and possess for the necessary sustentation  maintenance and supportation of the lord and his household and savour de house  of the house either and month for his or their board and sustentation or  manual receive as rend for bear and defray of necessary charge public or  private of these say our author he shall plead that he be seize in of his ut  de fee I e de fee dominical seu land dominical seu  To give back dominical  which be as much to say as Demeyne or demean of the hand I manure by the hand  or receive by the hand and therefore he call it manual occupation possession  or receipt and in Domesday demean land be call inland as for example cry aloud  terrae de inland cry aloud in slavery in such manual occupation c there be  nothing in our author but be worthy of observation here be the first c and  there be no c in all his three book there be as you shall perceive very many  but it be for two purpose first it do imply some other necessary matter second  that the student may together with that which our author have say inquire what  authority there be in law that treat of that matter which will work three  notable effect first it will make he understand our author the better second  it will exceed add to the reader invention and last it will fasten the matter  more sure in his memory for which purpose I have for his case in the beginning  set down in these institute the effect of some of the principal authority in  law as I conceive they concern the same in this place the c imply possession  or receipt and such other matter as appear by my note in this section as for  the authority of law you shall find the effect of they in this section and the  like of the rest of the c which you shall find in the section hereafter  mention omit those for avoid of tediousness that either be apparent or which  be explain in some other place videlicet sect all which I have observe and  quote here once for all for ease of the studious reader ut de fee where ut be  not by way of similitude but to be understand positive that he be seize in fee  and so it be where one plead a descent to one ut son heir that be to io S that  be son and heir such de the other where ut mark  self reality as of a advowson  of a advowson I wherein a man have as absolute ownership and property as he  have in land or rend yet he shall not plead that he be seize in of his ut fee  because that inheritance favour not de house can either serve for the  sussentation of he and his household nor any thing can be receive for the same  for defray of charge and therefore he can say that he be seize thereof in of  his de fee whereby it appear how the commonlaw do detest simony and all  corrupt bargain for presentation to any benefice but that k fit mask for the  discharge of the cure shall be present free without expectation of any thing  nay so cautious be the commonlaw in this point that the pl in a quare hinder  shall recover no damage for the lose of his presentation until the statute of  west cap and that be the reason that guardian in socage l shall not present to  a advowson because he can take nothing for it and by consequent he can account  for it and by the law he can meddle with nothing that he can account for it m  and in a Writ of right of advowson the patron shall not allege the explees or  take of the profit in himself but in his incumbent and hereby the old book  shall be the better understand videlicet Bracton lib tract cap nu be autem of  quoth quis to have and month particularly as are Boordlands Anglice and Fleta  lib can be autem of particularly land and month appointed of now too to say  and difference he quoth holding in slavery but of a advowson and such like he  shall plead that he be seize de advocation ut de fee jure advowson  legal support signify a advowing or take into protection be as much as law  patronatus sir William Herle in Edward fol say that it be not long pass that a  man do know what a advowson be but when a man will grant a advowson he grant  church the church and thereby the advowson pass vide Edward but sure the word  be of great antiquity for in the register there be a original Writ de recto  a summoning as counsel and in the original Writ of assize de darreine  presentment the patron be callen counselor n vide will can and so do oh  Bracton call he counselor autem form to be able that and who to stretch out  law legal support alicuj ut and church looks like nomin to appropriate non  another and p Fleta lib cap agree herewith almost as many word counselor be  and who to stretch out law legal support of one another church ut and church  nomin to appropriate non another to be able looks like and Q Britton cap the  patron be call avow and the patron be call counselor for that they be either  founder or maintainer or benefactor of the church either by building donation  or increase of it in which respect they be also call patron and the advowson  law patronatus and it be to be understand that there be a great r diversity  inter legal support center point church c center point legal support church  and of their several remedy for the same for the advowson of the moiety be  when there be several patron and two several incumbent in one church the one  of the one moiety thereof and the other of the other moiety and one part as  well of the church as of the town allot to the one and the other part thereof  to the other and in that case each patron if he be disturb shall have a quare  hinder quoth to let pass Self looks like fit mask and center point church but  if there be two coparceners and they do agree to present by turn each of they  in truth have but a moiety of the church but for that there be but one  incumbent if either of they be disturb she shall have a quare hinder c  looks like fit mask and church for that there be but one church and one  incumbent and so of the like but in S the say case of the coparceners one of  they shall have a writ of right of advowson de center point legal support for  in truth she have but a right to a moiety but in the other case where there be  two patron and two incumbent in one church each of they shall have a writ of  right of advowson de advocation center point and as there may as have be say  be two several parson in one church so there may be two that may make but one  parson in a church t Britton say si ascun church soir do a diverse person per  un sole avow nul ne sepura pleadre per assize de law utrum ne nul estre  implede sans lautre c and therewith agree Fleta u item although largely  Ecclesia divisa to be inter duos sive good to sew to have communia sive  to disjoin dumb yet unicum to have counselor nullus the dawn without elsewhere  field to be able well implacitari and Fitzherbert say that two prebendary may  be one parson of a church who shall join in a law utrum so as one rectory may  be annex to two several prebend and both of they make but one parson but where  one be parson of the one moiety of a church and another of the other moiety as  have be say there one of they shall have a law utrum against the other and in  the Writ shall name he mask center point church c but for avoid of suspicion  of curiosity if we shall proceed any further herein we will attend what  Littleton will further teach as