cclxxi wicks and Dennis case replevin demand of rentcharge during the  possession of the king good wicks bring a replevin against Dennis who avow  that one Dennis his father be seize of the manor c and grant out of it to the  avowant a rend of twenty pound per annum and further grant that if the say  rend be arrear unpay six day after the feast c wherein it ought to be pay si  to be for sale to strive for that then it shall be lawful to distrain the  grantor afterward by indenture covenant with the Lord treasurer and other to  stand seize of the same manor unto the use of himself and his heir until he or  his heir have make default in they payment of one hundred pound per annum  until three thousand pound be pay and after default of payment to the use of  the queen and her heir until the sum of three thousand pound shall be pay and  levy the grantor afterward levy a fine to the say Lord treasurer and other to  the use aforesaid the rend be arrear default of the payment of the hundred  pound be make office be find the queen seize the land the avowant during the  possession of the Q demand the rend and the arrearage thereof the queen grant  over the manor to W b d the grantee do distrain for the rend arrearage demand  ut above it be move b h sergeant that this demand of several sum Payable at  several day before be not good for every sum ought to be several demand when  it be first due sure si to be for sale to strive for sure within the six day  for otherwise without such demand distress be not lawful and he resemble it to  the ease of sir Thomas Gresham Elizabeth dyer of several Leonard er p tender  periam Leonard conceive that the demand ought to be several Anderson that the  demand be good enough and as to the demand make during the possession of the  queen it be hold by the whole court to be good enough for although the  possession of the queen be privilege as to the distress yet the demand be good  without any wrong to her prerogative for the rend in right be due and the  possession of the queen be in right charge with it and the rend be only  recoverable by petition as it be by way of distress and if the party sue to  the queen by petition for the say rend he ought to show in his petition that  he have demand the rend for if the possession have be in a common person he  can not distrain before demand nor by consequence have assize and the rend  notwithstanding the possession of the queen be demandable and Payable for to  entitle the party unto petition against the queen and to distress against the  subject when the possession of the queen be remove and see h disseizee may  make continual claim although the possession of the land of which he be seize  be in the king and h Br seize if the heir at full age intrude upon the  possession of the king and pay rend to the lord of his land hold of a subject  the same be a good seize and shall bind the heir after he have sue his livery  e and see h that distress take upon the possession of the king be not lawful  but seize obtain during it be good so in h mich Elizabeth in the come plead in  it m rot