case ford against lord grey in ejectment the possession of one jointtenant be  the possession of the other so as to prevent the statute of limitation lev at  a trial at bar in ejectment the statute of limitation be plead these several  point be rule upon evidence first that the possession of one jointtenant be  the possession of the other so as to prevent the statute see Empson v  shackleton Bl Rep and S c burr a second that in prove a entry and claim it be  necessary to prove the claim to be upon the land claim without special cause  and also that it be mind clamand three if a man make a answer in chancery  prejudicial to his title and afterward convey away his estate this answer can  be read against the alienee by any claim under the alienor fourthly that the  recital of a lease in a deed of release be good evidence of a lease against  the releasor and those that claim under he modern five a fine be produce but  no deed declare the use but a deed be offer in evidence which do recite a deed  of limitation of the use and the question be whether that be evidence?And the  court say that the bare recital of a deed be not evidence but that if it can  be prove that such a deed have be and lose it will do if it be recite in  another and it not be prove that ever there be a deed lead the use of the fine  the counsel of one side oppose the same deed of recital be at all read but the  court say we can hinder the read of a deed under seal but what use be to be  make of it be another thing six a deed bear date in the twentysecond year of  Charles the second in the year of our Lord and notwithstanding that mistake  the year of the king be certain it be well seven if there be two joint tenant  in fee and one of they levy a fine of the whole this amount to no ouster of  his companion but it be a severance of the jointure though he be in of the old  use again as if a man seize of a manor levy a fine of the demesne the manor be  go for ever sir Hoyle Finchs case and after the fine though he have the same  old estate yet he have it in another manner for the fine be sur conusance de  law come Ceo presuppose a feoff and if one seize as heir to the mother levy a  fine sur grant et tender the estate shall go to the part of the father see Com  dig dissent c b otherwise of other fine eighthly a deed of title to lessor of  the plaintiff of a will suppose except blackacre the statute of limitation be  plead and a entry and claim be offer modern er p in evidence to avoid it they  be put to prove the entry to have be in another place than be except