chancery report morgan contra Scudamour car f renew copy upon reasonable fine  the plaintiff be customary tenant of the manor in which manor the tenant hold  estate by Copy to they and their heir by the word Himself Suis for ninetynine  year yield a rend pay a Heriot and do of suit and service c and by the custom  of the say manor the lord upon expiration of every estate ought to renew upon  reasonable fine and which say estate by the custom of the manor do descend  from heir to heir and their estate to be renew for reasonable fine they be  expire which the lord of the manor refuse demand more than the fee for a fine  whereas two year value be as much as ever be or ought to be give or demand the  defendant the Lord of the say manor insist that there be such a custom to  renew for ninetynine year but the fine always at the will of the Lord and such  as the plaintiff can agree with he for there be no benefit to come to the Lord  during the ninetynine year so the question be whether the Lord shall be at  liberty to set what fine he please or be restrain therein by this court it  appear that the fine be arbitrary chancery report the plaintiff insist that  though the fine be arbitrary yet the same be by law suppose to be reasonable  and that in some case the law have adjudge above two year value to be a  unreasonable fine and the defendant have demand ten and twelve year value for  a fine which be very extravagant and the will of the Lord in this case ought  to be limit the defendant insist that the plaintiff estate and term for  ninetynine year expire many year before the bill exhibit some of they thirty  and other eleven or twelve year since in the lifetime of the defendant father  and some of the plaintiff estate have be grant to other and fine levy thereon  and that the tenant of the say manor do not during the ninetynine year pay any  fine upon death or alteration cognizant nothing be due to the Lord for  ninetynine year together wherefore the defendant insist nine or ten year  purchase be a reasonable custom this court declare the will of the Lord ought  to be limit and that the plaintiff on payment of two year value shall be admit  to their say estate and hold the same against the defendant and all claim  under he and that the plaintiff shall renew such estate within one year after  the expiration of their term chancery report in case they be of age or within  the four sea at such time or otherwise within one year after such respective  tenant shall attain the age of twentyone or return from beyond the sea or else  such tenant shall be for ever foreclose of any help or benefit and then the  Lord be at liberty to dispose thereof see Fraser v mason Q b d