alderman crips against the mayor and jurats OF Maidstone ante mandamus on a  new mandamus to restore he be again turn out they return that their charter be  that such shall continue during life Cr warren case Estwicks case style pl if  it seem expedient to the mayor and jurats to continue he and that it do not  seem expedient and therefore they put he out which by wile the king sergeant  this be a office and member of the corporation they can ad it pleases turn he  out as a counsel or steward as Blagraves case they may although it he say he  shall continue if it shall seem expedient it do n t imply that they may turn  he out if it shall seem expedient Inst b but by Coleman for the corporation  the return of Blagraves case be only that the corporation of red may elect a  steward who be to continue during life at their will and pleasure also it be  consistent to a officer to be during pleasure of those to who he be a officer  thus the judge and the king may as well make such in a inferior corporation  also the word si be a limitation and one with power to turn out in a return  although not in plead Windham say it be express return in Blagraves case that  they may move which be herein want and si as Inst b make no condition unless  it be add quod tunc also it Keble seem good that he shall be a jurat during  life when they elect he and by law this make no tenancy at will but only a  power to elect or not at pleasure and so the question of custom to turn out at  pleasure be out of the case Twisden they be not to be turn out without cause  as Cr warren case a counsel be but to they as steward to a private lord  turnable out at pleasure also it be repugnant to say be can be jurat for life  at their pleasure hide accord that the return be insufficient this jurat diff  rs not from alderman in another town be their charter to turn out ad it  pleases they ought to do it for a reasonable cause this beinga free custom  which be as favourable as freehold of the party on great Charta restitution  award per curian and Stroud recorder of Burford be restore although they have  power to turn out at will for want of cause