case the bishop OF peterborough against Catesby easter term James roll b r and  Trinity term James roll c b the time to collate within six month shall be  reckon half a year or day and not six month of day each for where a statute  speak of year they shall be croak James er p take at day but where it mention  month they shall be intend lunar month of day each ante   light b   roll Abr  Yelv if the bishop be both patron and ordinary the presentation can lapse  until the year be end Gib cod Bl Com error of a judgement in quare hinder for  the church of Whessarn the question upon demurrer be whether the time to  collate within six month shall be reckon accord to twentyeight day to the  month or accord to half a year divide the entire year into day and it be  adjudge in the common plea that he can not collate until after the halfyear  accord to the day and not at the end of six month account twentyeight day to  the month for the bishop have collate after the six month pass but within the  half year be sixteen day more than the six month and the error be assign in  this point of law and after argument by Doderidge the king solicitor for the  bishop and by Yelverton for the defendant it be resolve by the court accord to  the first judgement that the collation ought to be after the halfyear and not  before for they hold that time halfyearly in the statute of Westminster the  second cap be intend half a year accord to the day of the year which contain  in the whole three hundred and sixtyfive croak throw day which be divide the  half year be one hundred and eightytwo day and that time the patron have to  present who be the person chief regard in law but they all agree that a month  shall be account twentyeight day to the mouth in case of a condition for rend  Henry pl in case of enrolments as Elizabeth die in case of a leet hold within  a month after easter and Michaelmas and general in all case where the statute  speak of month but where the statute speak of year it be to be construe as  before videlicet one hundred and eightytwo day to the half year as it be in  Elizabeth dyer and Yelverton say that he have see in justice spelman report a  case between doctor white and the bishop of Lincoln where it be resolve accord  in a case of quare hinder and that Walmsley justice show to he a precedent in  the time of Edward the first which be immediate after the statute where it be  resolve that time halfyearly shall be take for the halfyear and not for six  month only the first judgement therefore be affirm and it be here further say  to have be resolve that the metropolitan may not present after the avoidance  of the church until the year full end and by the same reason the ordinary can  collate until after the halfyear end