case SOUTHCOAT against MANORY Michaelmas term pound Elizabeth roll husband and  wife tenant for life mortgage in fee proviso that on payment of they shall  reenter and that all fine shall he to the mortgagee till payment and then to  the husband and his heir a fine be levy accord the husband die the wife pay  the money the fine shall he construe to the use of the wife   more roll ab  skin trespass upon a special verdict the case be that one white and his wife  be seize of those land to they and the heir of white they by indenture bargain  and sell it to Paston in fee wherein be a proviso that if white or his wife or  the heir of white pay l to Paston at such a day that then it shall he lawful  to they and to the heir of white to enter and to rehave and enjoy as in their  former estate this indenture notwithstanding and that then after such a  payment this indenture and all other fine and assurance to he pass hetween the  say party shall he to the use of white and his heir leave out there the wife  and last it be agree that all fine and assurance to he make hetween the party  within seven year follow shall he to the use intent condition grant and  agreement before here express and to no other use intent or purpose c the deed  be not enrol white and his wife within seven year levy a fine accord to that  indenture to Paston afterward white die and his wife at the day pay the l and  enter and take the plaintiff to husband the defendant enter by command of the  heir pretend that by the payment of the l the fine be to the use of the heir  of white and not to the feme et si c and all the court after argument at the  bar resolve for the plaintiff that the feme shall have a estate for life for  so be the condition and the first part of the clause and that the other part  of the clause or middle clause be not repugnant but stand well with it that it  shall croak Elizabeth er p he to the use of the baron and his heir and do not  control the limitation to the feme for her life and when both clause may by  any construction stand together it be to he construe accord and the last  clause expound this full that all assurance shall he to all the use contain in  the indenture whereof this be one and that if all the clause can stand  together the first shall stand rather than the last and they hold that a use  can be raise by bargain and sale by itself but upon the fine it may well he  limit wherefore it be adjudge for the plaintiff