case Heverley against Cornwall after avoidance by plurality if a stranger  present the king prerogative die with the incumbent Owen and more Gouldb   a  cro James Bac Abr stram Sav Leon if a patron he outlaw pen a quare hinder the  king shall present though the patron recover but on reverse the outlawry he  shall have execution of he judgement and the king incumbent shall he remove  post more and   cro James Bl Com Bac Abr quare hinder upon demurrer the case  be Simon Kelham be parson of the rectory of Somerley of the value of ten pound  take the church of Rappesly without any dispensation and be institute and  induct and so continue for twelve year afterward by reason of this plurality  Heverley present herry whowas institute and induct and so continue for diverse  year and die the queen afterward croak Elizabeth er p present the defendant  ration lapsus in the time of Kelham who be institute and induct the plaintiff  bring the quare hinder against the archbishop of Canterbury and Cornwall it be  adjudge that the quare hinder do lie for in this case time to run up queen a  and judgement be give that the defendant shall he remove croak Elizabeth notam  afterward mich Elizabeth which be enter Trinity roll another question arise  hetween the same party Heverley pen the quare hinder be outlaw at the suit of  bawd he be so outlaw and judgement give for he in the quare hinder the  defendant Cornwall resign and take a new presentation from the queen by reason  of this outlawry in Heverley and he be institute and induct afterward Heverley  reverse the outlawry and bring to know facias to have execution of the  judgement Cornwall plead this presentation by reason of the outlawry and  demand judgement for the presentation be vest in the queen and execute before  the outlawry be reverse and by the reversal it shall not he divest but  afterward it be adjudge that the plaintiff shall have execution for upon a  recovery in a quare imp dit any incumbent that come in pendent plea shall he  remove   croak Elizabeth easter term Elizabeth in the common plea sir Edmund  Anderson Knt chief justice Hugh Wyndham Esq sir William periam Knt Francis  Rhodes Esq justice sir John Popham Knt attorneygeneral sir Thomas Egerton Knt  solicitor general