case armiger against holland induction to a second henefice make the first  void without sentence of deprivation and the Henry c be a general law but the  king may by himself grant to a bishop a right to hold a church in commendam  notwithstanding Henry c ante post SC   hob Dav dyer Inst show burr Bl Rep upon  demurrer the case be Meye parson of NorthCreek in the county of Norfolk it be  a benefice above the value of l per annum take a second benefice and be  thereto admit institute and induct afterward he be elect bishop of Carlisle  and before his creatin and installation the queen by her letter patent recite  that he be parson of NorthCreek grant to he that he may hold it in commendam  non to stand before c after he be sacred and install holland be present admit  institute and induct to the church of NorthCreak afterward the bishop of  Carlisle let the say parsonage to armiger the plaintiff and which of they have  the right be the question three point be make first whether by the order of  the commonlaw the first benefice be void without deprivation by the take of a  second benefice second whether the Henry c be a general law whereof the court  ought to take conusance although it be not plead three admit it be not void by  take the second benefice whether it be not void by his be create a bishop  videlicet whether the dispensation grant by the queen to hold in commendam be  good or not by Henry c which give authority to the archbishop of Canterbury to  grant it as to the second benefice the first be void by the order of the  commonlaw without any sentence of deprivation and for that purpose Edward pl  Edward pl Edward pl Edward pl Henry pl Henry pl Henry pl Henry pl as to the  second they hold that the Henry c be a general law and therefore need not to  be plead nor any part thereof and therefore by the take of a second benefice  and by the induction to it the first be clear void and so it appear to the  court without plead the statute vide dyer as to the three they all agree that  the queen by her prerogative without the archbishop may grant to a bishop to  hold a church in commendam notwithstanding the Henry c but for the two first  point they award a consultation