coke a BASKERVILES case Trin Elizabeth rot Title to present by lapse devolve  on the queen the patron present one a who be admit institute and induct and  die hold the queen have lose her title to present by lapse coke report b er p  the stat tribe which voted first king quod no one time to run up king be to be  intend when the king have a estate or interest certain and permanent and not  when his interest be special limit when and how he shall take it semble  s c but not S p Leon Leon Vid the entry   Ent pl in a quare hinder in the  common plea the case be that I mark title to present by lapse be devolve to  the queen to the church of Cusep in the county of Hereford sir Nicholas Arnold  the patron present one Evans who be thereto admit institute and induct and die  and if the queen have lose her title to present by lapse or not be the  question and it be adjudge that the queen have b palm roll Rep roll Rep roll  Noy winch hob cro Elizabeth cro James Cro Car Owen Goldsb 86 78 83 pl more dig  pl Stanf Proer a b dr Stud lib c light Rep see stat annae c b lose it for the  queen have but One et only prsentationem here vice which can be extend to the  second avoidance for negligence to present shall lose the subject one  presentment only by lapse and not diverse and if the queen have chiefs et  neighbor prsentationem grant to her she can take the second and otherwise  great inconvenience will ensue to the patron for the queen may forbear to  present and suffer diverse to present by usurpation one after the other and  take her turn when she will and the patron may be in a manner thereby  disinherit and the stat of d and Plowd a see Stanf Prrog d Progativa king quod  e   b hob light Rep   light b b a b hard Jones Inst godb Plowd a a roll Rep Ro  Rep Anders pal Cr Elizabeth e no one time to run up king be to be intend when  the king have a estate or f godb f interest certain and permanent and not when  his interest be special limit when and how he shall take it and not otherwise  for there time be the substance of his title and in such case time to run up  king and so be it at another time adjudge pasch Elizabeth rot in the common  plea between Beverley g more cro Elizabeth cro James Owen and Goldsb g  plaintiff and the archbishop of Canterbury and Gabriel Cornwall defendant for  the church of Somerby in the county of Lincoln a but the rule of no one time  to run up king be subject to various exception both at commonlaw and by  statute there be many case in which the subject may make title against the  king by prescription as to treasure trove waif estrays and such other thing as  may be seize without matter of record ante fol a and b in some case the king  right necessary fail for want of exertion in due time either because the  subject of his right determine before he claim it or because it be special  limit in point of time by its creation a instance of this be where the land of  tenant for life be find to be forfeit and he die before seizure by the king  for it be then too late to seize for the king who as Staundford express it  have surcease his time the estate forfeit be determine and the right of entry  be in he in reversion Staundf Prrog b the law be the same where the king be  entitle to the next presentation in which case if another present and the  incumbent die the king can have the second or any subsequent presentation this  be the opinion of brown justice against Weston in Willion and Berkele Plowd  and be so adjudge in Baskervilles case   a Lord chancellor Egerton find fault  with the doctrine of this last case but his objection do not appear in the  least satisfactory see his observation on Lord coke report sometime lapse of  time drive the king to a suit thus by the statute of the that of Richard the  second and accord to Lord coke by the commonlaw if the king present to a  benefice already full with a incumbent the king presentee shall not be receive  by the ordinary till the king have recover his presentment by due process of  law r stat c Staundf Prrog b Inst post b see also cro jam h c gids cod saint  Edward there be several statute which whole extinguish the king title if not  exert within a limit number of year by a statute of the that of Edward the  three the king lose his presentment where he be entitle by have in his hand  the temporalties of a bishopric or the land of a person within age unless he  present within three year after the voidance but this statute be soon repeal  see e saint c e saint c gids cod saint Edward the chief statute for limit the  king title to a certain time now in force be the saint jam c and the Geo c by  the former the king be disable from claim any manor land or hereditament  except liberty and franchise under a title accrue year before the beginning of  the then session of parliament unless within that time there have be a  possession under such title but the efflux of time render this provision  continual more ineffectual the latter statute introduce one of a permanent  kind by limit the king to sixty year before the commencement of the suit or  proceed for recovery of the estate claim see further a commentary on the saint  jam in Inst see also something relative to the rule of nulluln time to run up  king in hob Mr hargrave note   light a a coke report b er p