cclxxxi BAWELL and lucas case in a replevin by Bawell against Lucas it be  agree by all the justice videlicet mounson manwood Harper and dyer that if a  man seize of a manor lease part of the demean for year or for life that the  reversion do remain parcel of the manor but such a reversion by the grant of  the manor do not pass without attornment Leonard of the lessee and where a  manor be grant by feoff unto another and afterward the tenant attorn the  service pass by the livery and not by any grant and although in the first  grant the lessee do not attorn but a long time after yet the reversion be not  sever from the manor for the attornment as to that intent shall have relation  to the livery to make the reversion to pass from the time of the grant but not  to charge the lessee with waste and dyer say that if a feoff in fee be make of  a manor with a advowson appendant and the tenant do not attorn yet the feoff  shall have the advowson for the advowson be appendant to the principal part of  the manor sure the demean and can be appendant to the service and dyer say  that if a make a feoff in fee of a manor part of which be in lease for year  habendum to the feoff and his heir to the use of the feoff and his heir upon  condition that the feoff shall pay to the feoff within ten day and if he fail  then to the use of the feoff for life the remainder to the use of his son in  tail and the money be not pay the lessee attorns after the ten day to the  feoff the same be a good attornment to raise secondary use although that the  first use do not take effect for the condition be not annex to the estate of  the land but unto the use only and the meaning be that the feoff shall never  have again the inheritance a feoff be upon condition that the feoff shall give  the land in tail to a stranger who refuse the gift there the feoff may reenter  but a feoff upon condition to feoff a stranger or to grant a rentcharge if the  stranger refuse there the feoff shall not reenter for his intent be not that  the land shall revert c Leon hill Elizabeth in the common plead