case LXXXIV James   the case of the king tenant in tail prerogative tail judge  pardon the king tenant in tail of the gift of his ancestor may bar this entail  by a fine levy to he of this land sur conusance de law come Ceo and by grant  and render of the say land to the say conusor but because this conusor have  not any estate before his entry he ought to have the king patent to enable he  to enter the king be within the statute de gift for be take the estate tail in  his natural body by both chief justice and the chief baron the king be not  bind by any statute if he be not express name to be so Jenkins er p bind it be  a maxim in law there be no statute without he every statute have his name but  a statute which bind he ought express to mention it west cap ascertain aid but  the king be not bind by it until the statute of the e which ascertain it in  the case of the king the statute of limitation as Merton marlebridge h for  limitation of action and entry do not bind the king until the statute of James  the statute of west de gift make to subject bind the king for a gift in tail  relate to the natural body only if tenant in tail commit treason the land be  not forfeit to the king until h cap former it be conceive that tenant in tail  have but a estate for life and that Jenkins the heir in tail shall be receive  upon default of the tenant in a praecipe quod To give back bring against he e  Fitzherbert Resceit e ibidem there be another maxim in law that the king can  do no wrong and this maxim take away the discontinuance of the reversion of a  subject depend upon a estate tail in the king where the king grant by his  patent of land in tail passes it in fee for that be a wrong the statute of  west for usurpation to church bind the king for usurpation be a wrong the  statute of e e e r ordain that the king pardon of notorious felony rape murder  shall not be grant or allow although with the word of non to stand before any  statute yet patent of pardon of such offence be allow with a non to stand  before any statute and notwithstanding any clause to defeat the non to stand  before in my time no such pardon be pass and allow that I ever beard of  without the judge certificate before such pardon be grant if any such pardon  be plead before any judge he ought not to be tam break abjectique animi to  allow it immediate if he do so he be not worthy to be a judge he ought to  reprieve the prisoner and signify the circumstance of the offence to his  majesty and upon this right shall be d ne with regard to the public good