case Hugh against ROBOTHAM executor of I S a lessee for year may surrender to  he who have the reversion for year though the reversioner have a less term  than the lessee ante lev pop   light roll ab vent skin Plowd Bl Com ld raym  Bac Abr sheep touch ante Bl Com assumpsit that whereas the that April c the  plaintiff be possess of a lease for year and the testator be possess of the  reversion for year the testator in consideration the plaintiff will surrender  to he all his estate promise to give he thirty pound and allege in facto that  th April c he surrender c upon non assumpsit it be find for the plaintiff  foster move in arrest of judgement first it be not allege that he be possess  of the entire term at the time of the surrender and it may be he have assign  part of it before to another second both party be termors one in possession  and the other in reversion and a termor can surrender to a termor for one  estate can drown in the other as to the first all the court hold clear that  the declaration be good for it shall not he otherwise intend but that the  estate do continue and it be but a inducement it need not he so precise allege  to the second Popham say it be clear that he who have a estate for ten year  may surrender to he that have a estate for twelve year and the estate be drown  and the other shall come in possession and there be no doubt but a surrender  to he that have a great estate for year be good as to he that have a estate  for life which gawdy do express affirm and here it stand indifferent if the  reversioner have a great estate for year or not but if one he lessee for  twenty year and he let the land for ten year and he surrender to he that have  the residue of the term this be good to convey his interest but not to drown  the estate but he shall have twenty year as before otherwise it be of a  surrender to another man that have the reversion for year croak Elizabeth and  Popham conceive that if the testator have the reversion for a less numher of  year yet the surrender be good and the estate shall drown in it and if a man  he lessee for twenty year and the reversion be grant for one year to another  who grant it to the lessee for twenty year this be a surrender of the first  lease for twenty year and be as if he have take a new lease for a year of his  lessor Quod Fenner justice affirm and say the surrender be good although the  reversion be for a less term for year for here be several term out of the  reversion and one can stand with the other but come together one shall drown  the other croak Elizabeth er p and the numher of year be not material for as  he may surrender to he who have the reversion in fee so he may to he that have  the reversion for a lesser term but when lessee for twenty year make a lease  for ten year who surrender this can drown in the other because it be not to  commence until the term expire and it be adjudge accord for the plaintiff v  hill c b plea croak Elizabeth michaelmas term pound Elizabeth in the queen  hench at saint Alban sir John Popham Knt chief justice sir Francis gawdy Knt  John Clench Esq Edward Fenner Esq justice sir Thomas Egerton Knt  attorneygeneral sir Edward coke Knt solicitor general