case laurence tanfield against rogers and watson easter term Elizabeth roll a  lease by tenant in tail of the scite and demesne of a manor ac etian tolum  mock manor de a c reserve the ancient rend for the scite and demesne and  another rend for the manor itself be a good lease for the scite and demesne  for the reservation be several they be as several lease SC Owen lie cro James    Bulst more   light cro car Bac Abr Bac ab b r h salk term Rep vide more Leon    replevin for take of cattle at Clanfield in come oxon Roger avow in his own  right and Watson as bailiff of chapman and his wife make cognizance for damage  pheasant as in their freehold the plaintiff say that long tiine before the  take I Edmuns be seize of the manor of Clanfield in fee and give it to Thomas  his son and Agnes his wife in tail and that Thomas die have issue b the say  that Agnes two daughter Agnes enter and by indenture Eli let to I fox the  scite of the manor and all the demesne land of the say manor and all other  land with it enjoy by the say fox ac etian totum mock manor de Clanfield ac in  all respects lerras et tenement eiden manor spectant Hahendum the say scite  and demesne and also the say manor and premise to the say I fox for twentyone  year from the day of the date of the indenture yield and pay for the say croak  Elizabeth scite and demesne and premise therewith let S d and yield and pay  for the say manor and premise therewith let S and convey the estate of I fox  to himself and that he put in his cattle and aver that the land where the take  be be at the time of the lease parcel of the dernesnes of the manor and be in  the possession of the say I fox and that the say scite and demesne have been  usual let for tuvent year before and that the rend be the ancient rend that  they that be not then in lease and that the lease be not without impeachment  of waste croak Elizabeth er p and that Agnes be dead and the two daughter be  the heir of the body of Agnes in who right the avowry be the defendant demand  oyer of the indenture which be enter ut above and plead that the manor be not  let for the great part of twenty year before the lease make and upon this the  plaintiff demurrer the question be if this be a good lease for the scite and  demesues which have be usual let and avoidable for the residue a or be both  join in one lease be avoidable in all and it be move though it he by one  indenture yet the word be several in the demise and the habendum and several  reservation this be not a joint but several lease and one lease for the scite  and the demesne and another for the residue of the manor Elizabeth dyer winter  case but admit it to be a joint lease yet when one rend S reserve for the  scite and demesne which have been usual let and another rend for the manor so  the rend be several and distinct and so no prejudice to the issue in tail and  no danger of apportionment but of the other part it be urge that this be a  entire lease for when the first let we the scite and the demesne and after let  we the entire manor it be as if she have let the manor entire and the rend  reserve as issue out of the whole manor at the end of the term it be move  again and all the justice resolve there be several reservation and so the  lease be good for the scite and demesne and it seem that these several  reservation and the several word in the hahendum make it as several lease but  they say it be not much material whether it he several lease in regard there  be several reservation and it be adjudge for the plaintiff