CHAFYN de to make water case lease by a dean with the assent of his chapter  and the seal of the chapter affix be good if the dean alone be parson in right  of his deanery by if the dean and chapter together be parson imparsonees  banister case cro car it be adjudge that if a parson make a lease for year and  the patron and ordinary put their hand and seal to it it be a good lease to  bind the successor h patron and ordinary give leave to the parson to grant a  annuity the parson do grant it and die the successor shall not avoid it see h  a dean seize in right of himself and his chapter make a lease for year the  chapter by itself confirm the say lease nevertheless it be void because their  deed be sever have no force for they be a entire body by if after the lease  they both confirm it because this amount to a new lease the case of Chafyn de  mere be as follow the dean of Salisbury make a lease to he of the parsonage of  mere and the word be that the dean with the assent and consent of the whole  chapter demise and the seal of the chapter be affix and the opinion of the  court be clear that if the dean and chapter together be parson imparsonees  such lease be void because all of they be person capable by law of make a  lease or be implead but it be otherwise if the dean alone in right of his  deanery be the parson for then he alone be the lessor and the chapter be only  assentors so be it of a abbot and convent because the convent be dead person  in law and can make a lease but only assent to a lease make by their superior  but otherwise be it in the case of a dean and chapter c dyer a er p dyer  easter term Henry in dower a remitter to defeat the estate of the husband can  be give in evidence under ne unques seisie and dower but must be special plead  in a writ of dower the issue be ne unques seisie and dower c and at the trial  it be give in evidence by the demandant that a feoff be make to the husband in  fee and the deed show to the court to which it be answer by Knightley that  long before the feoff the husband be seize of land to he and to his first wife  in special tail and then make a discontinuance and take back a estate in fee  by the feoff aforesaid and die seize of such estate wherefore the heir who be  tenant in tail be remit and therefore the second wife not dowable thereof so  adjudge per curian in c b Trin Elizabeth in the case of Osmond et ux v  shepherd Nov and upon this matter Montague will have demurrer in law and  dismiss the jury and the judge be clear of opinion that the jury must of  necessity find for the demandant for their charge be sole upon the seize S  whether the husband have seize of any dowable estate and they can take no  notice of the remitter and yet if the special matter have be plead the  demandant will have be bar of her action but now they can take no notice of it  when the general issue be their charge for if a man make a feoff upon  condition the feoff take wife and the feoff enter for the condition break and  the wife of the foeffee bring dower against the feoff who plead unquen seisie  it shall be find against he wherefore c but Knightley will have have the juror  find all this matter and give their verdict at large but the judge will not  permit it quaere ind because in the time of Edward there be a case where the  husband make discontinuance of his wife land and die and his wife recover  against the discontinuee and he die and his wife bring a writ of dower against  the wife who have recover and she plead the general issue S ne unquen seisie  and dower c and all this matter be find by a special verdict and judgement be  give that upon this issue which be the only one join the demandant ought to  recover her dower which she can not have do have the plead be good trinity  term Henry