cclxxx the queen against the archbishop OF Canterbury fane and hudson quare  hinder the queen bring a quare hinder against the archbishop of Canterbury the  bishop of Chichester fane and Hudson and count that John Ashburnham be seize  of the advowson of Burwash be outlaw in a action of debt during which outlawry  in force the church void for which it belong to the queen to present the  archbishop and bishop plead that they claim nothing but as metropolitan and  ordinary fane plead that king e ex agreeableness svan not general c and in  consideration of faithful service c do grant to the Lord Hastings the castle  and barony of Hastings and hundred c et quod ipse to have in all respects good  catalla to hold residence non residence another residence whoever man de in  castle baronia c or within the same pro service debit c tam ad sectan king c  how c ut legatorem quid ipse to make per see well per his sufficient deputy c  and from he derive to the now earl of Huntington as heir and the say earl so  seize and the say Ashburnham seize of the advowson as appendant to the manor  of Ashburnham hold of the say barony the church aforesaid during the outlawry  aforesaid become void for which the say fane ad dictam church usurpand  presentavit the say Hudson who be admit and institute c with this that idem t  c verify vult that the say church of Burwash be and at the time of the grant  be within the precinct liberty and franchise aforesaid and that the say manor  of Ashburnham at the time of the grant aforesaid be hold of the say barony and  the incumbent plead the same plea if by that grant of king Edward the four to  the Lord Hastings sure in all respects good catalla c the presentment to the  church shall pass or not be the question Shutleworth sergeant argue for the  queen he confess that the king may grant such presentment but it ought to be  by special and sufficient word so as it may appear by they that the intent of  the king be to grant such a thing for the general word in all respects good  catalla will not pass such special chattel in the king grant and he conceive  that by the subsequent word no good or chattel shall pass by such grant but  such which may be seize which Leonard the avoidance of a church can be quod  ipse to be for sale per see well minister swine to put down see in seisinam h  the king grant to the bishop of London that he shall have catalla felon  fugitivor de omnibus man to hold de in terris fee predict and of all resiants  within the land and fee aforesaid ita quod si predict man to hold to sit back  de in terris fee predict seu some the dawn seu some the infra eaden land fee  pro aliquan Leonard er p transgression c with scales c and by tirwit by that  grant the good of those who be put to penance shall not pass so of the good of  one felon de see with e one be impanel on the grand inquest before the justice  of oyer and terminer plead the charter of the king of exemption from inquest  and because in the say charter be not this clause although to touch our  haeredes our men upon challenge it be reject and the party charge and swear  and if the king grant to I to appropriate a advowson which in truth be hold of  the king such a grant be void if there be not special word by which it may  appear that the king have notice of it and that his intent be that the grant  shall extend unto it e grant e grant so here the presentment be a special  chattel and be not usual intend or think upon when man speak general of good  and chattel but admit that it be yet the plea do not lie in the defendant to  plead for they do not derive any interest under this grant but be mere  stranger to it and therefore they shall not take any advantage by lie this  grant in the queen way for the Q have good title against all person but those  who claim under the grant but that be nothing to the defendant for one can  cross the title of the king if be do not make a title to himself as e e if the  title of the king be find by a false office the party grieve can traverse the  king title without make title to himself find by office and then the king may  choose whether he will maintain his own title find by office or traverse the  title of the other walmesley contrary this title of presentment be a chattel  king to have in all respects catalla felon c a term of year be a chattel so  the issue and profit of the land of man outlaw for felony so a right of action  for good therefore a title to present and if such a title accrue to the king  by such general word they shall pass from the king and as to that which have  be object that the grant of king Edward the four do not extend but only to  such good and chattel which may be seize be cite the case of h b where the  grantee of a rend for to m of year grant in all respects good catalla svan tam  viva how corpse the rend do pass and yet the grantor can put he in seize of it  but ought to expect the day of payment of it and this title to present be not  a thing in action for if no disturbance be make the party may have the benefit  of it without any action Anderson conceive that this title to present can pass  by those general word good catalla for they do not extend to right or thing in  action for such thing only which be common know and understand shall pass by  such word by grant of good chattel real will not pass for when man speak of  good householdstuff money and such personal thing only be understand so a man  can be say to have a chattel but where he be possess of it and here this  interest be but law praesentand Leonard periam this interest be a chattel for  if the church become void and before presentment the patron die the executor  shall have the presentment for it be a chattel vest in the testator it be  adjourn lead hob Owen more hill Elizabeth rot in the common plead