case the king against the warden OF the fleet a inquisition of office find  that the warden of the fleet bad permit voluntary escape without find what  estate he have in the office be not sufficient to entitle the king to the  forfeiture S c holt S c lev Henry pl salk Bulst Bac Abr a inquisition be find  to seize the office of warden of the fleet into the king hand the court of  chancery assist with three judge be move that it may be quash the exception  take be videlicet first it be find that the defendant be warden of the fleet  but do not say what estate he have therein whether for life or year or in fee  c second the offence which be the cause of the forfeiture be lie to be commit  in the fleet by suffer escape and by extortion and it be not find where the  fleet be situate so there be no visne those offence can be traverse three they  do not find the escape to be without freedom et contra will of the warden the  debt be unpay fourthly admit it to be a forfeiture the office can go to the  king but it shall go to the next who have the inheritance modern the opinion  of the court be that there be two thing which entitle the king to this office  neither of which be find by this inquisition first a estate in the party  offend second a cause of forfeiture of that estate now here be no estate find  in the warden but only that the office be forfeit by suffer of escape c if  this have be a office of inheritance then it ought to be find that such a  person be seize in fee c   a and so what estate soever he have in it ought to  be express find but as this be find it be void because it do not answer the  end for which the find of office be provide which be to entitle the king to  the offender estate a indictment be but another sort of office and here be no  estate find it be much like a indictment which find no offence therefore it  must be quash it may have be object that no man can tell what estate the  warden bad in this place and that not be know no office can be find for the  king but this objection run to the find of all manner of office in general who  very nature be to find a estate and to divest the subject thereof and vest it  in the kin beside in this case one of the indenture by which the office be  grant to the warden must be enrol in the court of common plea this can be help  by a melius to seek after which never will support a defective inquisition cro    Keilw b and this be such because it do not appear that the defendant have  any seize or estate in the wardenship of the fleet