case king against lord Hilary term car roll if a copyholder for life surrender  to the lord general who grant it for life and after admission the grantee die  the surrender can be admit again to the estate but the lord shall have it say  aliter a copyholder in fee Jones roll ab roll Abr Popham say vide pale yellow  ten cro Elizabeth   Cop ld raym ejectment of a lease of lady Pagetts upon a  special verdict the case be lettuce knowls copyholder for life surrender in  consideration of twenty pound to the use of one Dorothy Whistler the lord  accept the surrender and grant it to Dorothy Whistler for her life who be  admit accord and die lettuce knowls be alive claim it as her former estate let  we it to the defendant and the lord enter and let we to the plaintiff croak  car whistler for the defendant argue that when a copyholder for life surrender  to the use of another who be admit the first copyholder have quasi a  possibility or remainder of a estate that if be survive he to who use the  surrender be make that be shall have it again but he agree that if a  copyholder for life surrender his estate to the intent that the lord shall  grant it to whosoever he please then his estate be drown but not here and for  that he rely upon the book Elizabeth dyer but all the court conceive she may  not have it again but that her estate be mere determine by the surrender and  that there be no difference as to that purpose to surrender all her estate to  the use of one and to surrender general and the book of Elizabeth dyer do not  warrant such a difference for if a tenant for life surrender to the use of  another and the lord grant it he be mere in by the lord and not by the  copyholder who surrender but if a copyholder in fee surrender to the use of  another for life who be admit be be in quasi by the copyholder and by his  death the copyholder shall have it again but not here whereupon it be adjudge  for the plaintiff note this judgement be impeach by a writ of error and the  matter in law assign for error and by all the justice of the common plea and  baron of the exchequer the judgement be affirm