Bulstrode EYLIFF plaintiff against CHOPLEY defendant in trespass ejectment  case of a devise by a copiholder to his two son Cr Yel brown in a action of  trespass and ejectment the case be this a copiholder devise his copyhold land  to I and r his two son and to the heir of their two body beget and will that  each of they shall enter at their several age of twenty one year and that his  executor shall take the profit of the land until they come to their several  age of twenty one year I come to his full age enter and seal a ejectment lease  the question be whether the executor shall hold the land until r also come to  his full age and what estate this shall be in they it be urge that they be not  to enter until they have several attain to their several age of year William  justice first this be clear a joint estate in they and you can make this to be  several for this shall be repugnant to the premise they have here a joint  estate for their life and several inheritance and it may be the will can be  perform before the full age of both of they Yelverton justice if land be give  unto two provide that one of they shall not take any of the profit this be a  void proviso and repugnant Fleming chief justice marshal the beginning of the  will with the Iatter part of it as the devise to his two son and will that his  executor shall take the profit of the land until they shall accomplish their  several age of twenty one year and that afterward they shall have the land  joint and to the heir of their two body this be a clear and plain case that  both of they ought to be of full age before they ought to have the land Fenner  justice if a man give land unto one in the beginning of his will and in the  latter part of the same will he give the land to another this be a good devise  to the last man William justice deny this but it shall be altogether void for  the uncertainty which of they be to have it Fleming chief justice you can here  in this case by any intendment destroy the devise make to the executor and the  son be not to have the land to they devise until their several age of year and  this be a plain case William justice the son here by this will have the land  in jointure and there be no way for to frustrate and destroy the devise make  to the executor but they by this will be to hold the land until the full age  of year of both the son Yelverton justice this will shall be construe  distributive situation that one of they be two year old and the other ten  Fenner justice they be joyntenants still croak justice they be as distinct  person when they shall come to their several age they shall then have this  land and this be the true meaning of the will William justice there be some  repugnancy in this will the devise be to his two son and to the heir of their  body and that his executor shall take the profit until they come to their  several age of year they be not to have the same till they come to their  several age of year Yelverton justice if copyhold land do descend unto one he  may well make a lease before admittance and the possession of a termor for  year be the possession of he in the remainder and he in the remainder may make  a lease before his admittance and the admittance of his termor shall be good  enough to this purpose for he in the remainder Fenner justice agree with he in  this and that there may be a possession brother of a copyhold estate upon a  dissent before admittance as appear coke pa foe in clarke and Penifethers case  and a copiholder may have a action of trespass and may take the profit of the  copyhold land upon a dissent to he before admittance the court agree in this  and that in this principal case the two son of the copiholder can have the  profit of the land to they devise until they do both of they come to their age  of year but the executor be by the will to have the same in the mean time to  perform the will and so the opinion and judgement of the court be against the  lessee of the first son come to his full age