case WORLEDGE against BENBURY Trinity term James roll if copyhold land be  demise for three life where the custom of the manor be that the first name in  the copy shall enjoy it only during his life and the tenant for life commit  waste it be a forfeiture of the estate SC Bulst SC roll Rep a lease by a  copyholder for three year without any limitation under a licence to lease for  five year if a so long live be good ejectment of a lease of John Woodson of  land in Southpeterton upon not guilty a special verdict be find that it be  copyhold land parcel of the manor of Southpeterton demisable for three croak  throw life and that by custom of the manor the first name in the copy shall  enjoy it only during his life et such successive that Lord Arundel of Wardor  grant it by copy to Alice west Robert west and John west her son for their  life that Robert make waste in cut down diverse timbertrees grow upon it which  be present by the homage for Lord Arundel who seize it and grant it by copy to  I wardeston the lessor for his life and after licence he to let property infra  scribe in who c for five year if John live so long that he let to the  plaintiff for three year who enter and that the defendant oust he et si super  totan means c it be hereupon move for the plaintiff that inasmuch as it be a  good lease make to the plaintiff and no title at all appear for the defendant  but that he enter upon the plaintiff possession and not by the command of any  who have right although there be some matter betwixt the plaintiff and the  first copyholder yet judgement ought to be find for the plaintiff And the  whole court be of that opinion vide   goodal case but it be then move that the  lease find to be make to the plaintiff be not good for it be make by the lord  licence whereby he be to make a lease for five year if John Woodson live so  long and he let it for three year without any limitation say non allocatur for  the licence be to make it for five year the three year be therein comprise and  this be betwixt the plaintiff and the lord of the manor the say lord if he  will may question he for it but it be not material to the defendant also as it  be without limitation it be not material for the licence be grant to the  tenant for life and this condition be no more than the law appoint and the  lease without any such limitation will determine by the death of the lessor  and therefore not material but if it have be with a limitation if I S have  live so long that peradventure have be material wherefore it be adjudge for  the plaintiff but as to the matter in law nothing be speak thereto