case bright against forth if a recovery he suffer of a manor which extend to a  will where there be demesne copyhold for life and service a grant of such  copyhold make at a court hold in that will be void although the land in the  will be except in the recovery ante Com dig term Rep replevin the defendant  make conusance as bailiff to Margaret countess of Derby for damage pheasant  upon demurrer the case be that he nry earl of Derby be seize of the manor of  CurryRevel which extend into CurryRevel and Bradway and into other village and  in Bradway be diverse croak Elizabeth copyholder for life and suffer a  recovery of the manor except the land in Bradway and afterward that part which  extend into Bradway be convey to the countess of Derby and afterward the earl  and countess of Derby keep a court at Bradway and the steward grant that  copyhold be a copyhold for life to the plaintiff and whether this be a good  grant by copy or not be the question Glanville the grant be void because a  manor can be sever and although there he demesne copyhold and service in  Bradway yet that can make it to be a manor and then the grant of the copyhold  be void especial be a copyhold for life for there when the estate of the  tenant for life be determine theV can be grant again when the manor be  dismemhered but of copyhold of inheritance it may peradventure he otherwise  for it remain a manor and a court shall he keep as to they and this diversity  be agree in sir Christopher Hatton the Lord chancellor ease and so be the case  of Meredith for a copyhold in Stokingham where there be copyhold of  inheritance and this very case be here Elizabeth where a feme be endow of  diverse copyhold for life so as they hecame sever from the manor and she grant  copyhold and adjudge void William contra for be aver that there be demesne  copyhold and service in Bradway it shall remain a manor at leastwise to grant  those copyhold vide Henry pl Henry Br Henry pl and afterward be move all the  justice resolve that the grant be void in regard there be not any such manor  of Bradway before nor now and Anderson say if this severance have be of  copyhold of inheritance that the copyholder and their heir shall have have it  but it can never he surrender for surrender be by custom and therefore they  ought to be in the court of the manor and a surrender to the lord himself in  his house or out of court be not good quod Heaumond to go away a wherefore it  be judge accord for the avowant and here a case be rememhered which be adjudge  in the queen bench in this very point that this be a good copy   a but it be  thereto answer that it be a strange judgement and never be enter by the  direction of the court and a writ of error be bring thereupon in the  exchequerchamber and the opinion of the justice there be that it be erroneous  and thereupon the copyholder compound and take only his corn and relinquish  the title b a ante   light   Ro ab vezey ld ray pale yellow ten b Melwich v  Luther ante p case croak Elizabeth er p