case richard Jackson against robert mordant Michaelmas term pound Elizabeth  roll a declaration that husband and wife be seize to they and the heir of the  husband and let to the plaintiff and that the defendant obstruct his  watercourse be good for the commencement of the wife estate be inducement only  need not he show post hut cro James ld ray Com dig action upon the case the  plaintiff declare that whereas Thomas style and Margaret his wife be seize to  they and the heir of Thomas of five acre of meadow lie near a river call  Westbury river and be so seize by indenture let they to the plaintiff for  oneandtwenty the ars by force whereof he be possess the defendant such a day c  erect a watermill super el trans the say river by reason whereof obstupavii  the water run in the say river with his mill so that the water from time to  time yearly after the erect of the say mill overflow the bank of the river in  the say five acre of meadow and they to overflow by which they hecame barren  et scirposce to his damage one hundred pound and upon this declaration it be  demurrer in law and argue this term the first exception be because he count  that the baron and feme be seize to they and the heir of the baron and show  not how the estate hegan for it be say it be a special estate and but a  particular estate in the feme the commence croak Elizabeth er p mean of it  ought to have be show but the justice hold it well enough be a action on the  case by their lessee a so that it be but a conveyance to the action and the  inheritance be in the baron second exception Hecau see he declare of a lease  by husband and wife by indenture and show not that a rend be reserve and then  it can be the lease of the fain but the court hold it clear to be good for it  be the lease of the feme till she disagree and the inheritance be in the baron  it shall be good against he and his heir three exception that the life of the  baron be not aver say non allocatur for the reason aforesaid and the same term  judgement be give for the plaintiff and I be of counsel with the plaintiff