baxter and DOUDSWELL ante pl Tuesday June heir in ejectment special verdict  find that the bishop of London least to r d and his heir for life of three son  whereof one be lessor of the plaintiff of land parcel of manor of Bushey of  boroughEnglish tenure that the young son enter and the defendant enter on he  and Maynard for the defendant agree he be not ill by way of remainder nor as  roll on dyer it be adjudge otherwise Cr but he rely on this that custom be to  descend to the heir it shall rather be intend the heir at commonlaw than by  the custom which go not to estate for life but to the inheritance estate for  life be not descendable for if the custom be inherent in the land the heir  will have it in boroughEnglish without limitation of the heir as roll young  son can take entail for life of I S so its not mere by dissent nor by purchase  and its only the limitation of the party that give the estate in  boroughEnglish not the custom nor bath it any advantage or disadvantage of  dissent as to have age parole demurrer or to be asset and Trin James brook  case bowl and poor rend grant to a and b and heir of a pur auter vy a die  leave a daughter who after death of b avow say go for sale to the daughter  after death of b not to climb down which be rule good enough be a improper  dissent and in Chudlies case half blood of tenant pur auter vy to he and his  heir shall have no brother possession so neither ill creation charge benefit  nor plead heir be not extend to such especial custom be take strict as custom  to descend to young son warrant it not to the brother also in conveyance of  inheritance privilege and charge descend to customary heir as dyer pl but not  so of estate for life   borough case or special occupancy as on mortgage on  payment by heir the elder brother must pay the money and shall have land  though borough English pl Com raze title custom the plead be de tenure de  gavelkind allege special Keble prescription to be departible and that land be  fee so Edward against Inst and if this estate be descendible it shall go to  the heir of the alienee and it need not be plead be be heir also its only find  these tenement be de tenure de borough English and not as in ken or borough  say that the manor or fee Edward Ed Edward Edward ass and Edward be such which  make it law of the place but Edward of certain tenement in a will which be  void and there can be no such custom of Edward Freeholdlands general Inst be a  extrajudicial opinion and this question never come in judgement before and  such a dissent take away no entry and its mere necessity make a occupant hale  chief justice land give to a and b and heir of a if b survive its go for sale  or to climb down for the party may have see fa or intrusion though a case of a  feesimple and though custom can be allege but in a fee or in a borough and not  in a bare tenement unless say parcel of the fee that be so by way of plead yet  this be a special verdict which convey all intendment necessary to its dissent  so plead ancient demesne must say of what manor but special verdict will  intend it so and so that land be share partibiles as its necessary to support  it though this dissent take not away entry nor there be no possession brother  yet the heir be as much in by dissent here as of inheritance but be of less  privilege as a term be than a freehold Edward a custom may extend to a estate  for life as well as to entail of copyhold which be but particular estate yet  be govern by custom and special heir shall take and its impossible the heir  can here take any other way than by dissent else there will be no difference  between the heir and executor Twisden rely on Inst as a settle opinion  equivalent to Fitzherbert or dr and student Rainsford rely on   Seymors case  where bargainee of tenant in tail bath estate for life of tenant in tail and  the heir shall take by dissent and wife be endow judgement for the plaintiff  and though custom non to draw in logical consequence that be beyond the custom  yet within it may and this be not devisable though otherwise resolve in  chancery in James and draper case Keble er p