case hilton against Bembridge Trinity term car roll assent to a stranger by  tenant for life to a conveyance of the remainder in fee be a good attornment  S C Jones roll ab   light a a wright ten dougl trespass quare enclosed space  to break in pieces upon not guilty a special verdict find the case be that  George Bembridge be tenant for life remainder to Anthony Bembridge in tail  Anthony by his deed grant the remainder to the plaintiff in fee the say George  Bembridge be tenant for life have notice of this grant say to t h and I S two  stranger that be be well please and content that the say grant be make to the  plaintiff for he be his cousin and that the say George Bembridge be dead and  Anthony Bembridge be yet alive and if this be a good attornment b they find  for the plaintiff if not for the defendant croak car after argument at the bar  by Widdrington for the plaintiff and Bulstrode for the defendant upon the  first argument all the court agree that it be a attornment although the word  be speak to those who be mere stranger and who peradventure have not any  notice of the grant nor be send or require by the grantee to take attornment  nor require the tenant to assent but be a voluntary speech only for it suffice  that the tenant have notice of the grant and assent thereto see Bracton fol  and it be for the benefit of the grantee who have the grant and accept of that  assent shall be intend to agree thereto in the life of the tenant for life  because be a lawful act the law account that he agree to that attornment and  it be not necessary to attorn to the grantee himself for all the plead be a  quel grant soi attornera without mention the attornment to be to the grantee  or any other and if the tenant endorse his hand as a witness to the deed of  grant of the reversion it be a good attornment unless he do not know what be  in the deed for he ought to have perfect cognizance of the grant otherwise it  be not a good attornment whereupon without any further argument the attornment  be hold to be good and adjudge for the plaintiff vide   light a and   a that  assent to a stranger suffice and the case of Henry attornment that attornment  to a servant be not good be here deny to be law