case Hunston against cocket all appropriation in lie hand shall now be intend  to have be make with all necessary circumstance say quaere if a appropriation  without endowment of a vicar be not void post lindw blow style lev strange in  debt on Edward c if the plaintiff claim under the king presentation by lapse  and it appear to have be law coronae he shall be nonsuit hob Vaugh Cowp debt  upon the statute of Edward c for not set out tithe the jury find a special  verdict that a prior be seize of the advowson of this parsonage and in Henry  the church be then void the bishop give he licence to hold it in proper use  and that there be not any endowment of the vicarage and they find the statute  of Henry c of appropriation and the statute of Henry c which give priory and  religious house to the king and that the king present the plaintiff by lapse  who be admit institute and induct and that the defendant do not set out his  tithe et si c the point intend be whether the appropriation be good there be  no endowment of the vicarage and whether this statute be in the affirmative  videlicet that vicarages shall be endow make all appropriation void unless  there be a vicarage endow and whether a appropriation by the bishop licence  without the king licence be good William say it have be resolve that whether  appropriation be good or not can now be call in question but they shall be  intend to be good and to have all requisite circumstance and the statute give  they to the king and do not except any man right unless they only who have  right at that time which no parson now have but this case be without argument  adjudge for the defendant for the plaintiff claim per praesentationem king  ration lapsus whereas it appear if the king have any title to present it be  jure coronae and so the presentment mere void and it be a admission  institution and induction without any presentment which be mere void as it be  adjudge in green v baker a wherefore for this cause it appear that the  plaintiff have not any title it be adjudge for the defendant