case GYPPEN v ersus BUNNEY explain Everingham v Ivatt lr Q b Q b the  admittance of a copyholder tenant for life be a admittance of he in remainder  and except by special custom the lord of the manor shall have only one fine  post roll ab more     b lev cro James vent pale yellow ten Mod burr strange  Mod fitzg Peer will ld ray Peer will vern Bac Abr Bac Abr dougl upon a special  verdict the case be a copyholder in fee surrender to the use of one for life  the remainder to another in fee tenant for life be admit afterward he in  remainder surrender to the use of I S in fee of which surrender the a ante cro  James Lut vent Noy show lev comb ld raym Mod croak Elizabeth er p lord accept  and admit I S the tenant for life die the heir of the first copyholder enter  and I S ousts he et si c coke attorneygeneral move that I S shall have this  land for first the admittance of the tenant for life be sufficient for he in  remainder to vest the remainder in he as Edward a signiory be grant for life  with the remainder to another attornment to the tenant for life be good to he  in remainder so of a devise of good remainder over the executor consent that  the first devisor shall have they it be good for the other second the lord  acceptance of the surrender be quasi a admittance for in that he allow he to  make a surrender he thereby admit he to have a remainder whereof to make a  surrender wherefore c Popbam tenant for life and he in remainder have but one  estate in law and therefore the admittance of the one shall serve the other as  a livery orattornment the reason which be object against it be because the  lord shall then lose his fine of he in remainder but it seem to I that there  be hatred that one fine due upon this surrender which the tenant foy life  shall pay before his admittance as where the queen tenant in capite alien for  life remainder over there be but one fine due for this alienation so here  unfeas there he a special custom that two fine shall he due Fenner of the same  opinion but because the other judge be absent it be adjourn