case the queen against sir John Bucknell a indictment for not repair a bridge  allege that the defendant ought to repair it because he now be and for diverse  year last pass be lord of the manor c be insufficient for be be not liable as  lord of the manor and therefore it ought to have show that he be liable ration  tenure or by prescription SC post S c salk SC Mod SC holt SC ld ray a  indictment be bring against sir John Bucknell for not repair a certain bridge  c which he be bind to repair eastern quod he be lord of the manor of de la  more and it be move hither after conviction Broderick move that there be but  three way that a man can be liable to such a charge first by his deed second  by prescription or three ration tenure modern that this here can be none of  they and therefore the indictment be bad see sir Henry spillers case style  Anonymous style Anonymous latch S c Noy see also the yearbook mich term Henry  page pi a style latch Noy holt chief justice a man be not bind to repair a  bridge because he have a manor or be lord of a manor but it must be say that  this be some charge upon the manor that care oblige the man to repair and that  only can be one of these two way first that he hold the manor by the service  of repair the bridge c that be ration tenure and this be a charge upon the  possession be like any other service for which the tenant in possession be  Chargeable every tenant in possession be he but tenant for year or at will be  bind to repair and immediate upon default of repair be be indictable the other  way of charge be by prescription and modern er p then it must be the  terretenant and all those who estate he have do use and be bind to repair and  here you neither show tenure or prescription but as to charge of repair a  bridge it will be well to say that all men occupatores c but where one go to  charge the estate of another with anything for his own benefit he must either  say that he and all those who estate c or at least all men terr to hold see  the case of rider v smith term Rep a and here per curian the judgement be stay