case saverne against SMITIEL in the exchequer Chamber queen if judgement in  ejectment de fresh troops property where it ought to have be only for a moiety  be erroneous see Runnington on eject Com dig if a husband seize of a copyhold  in right of his wife make a lease not warrant by the custom it be a forfeiture  of the estate during the life of the husband only bendl roll ab roll Rep   cro  Elizabeth godb palm pale yellow ten   a Com dig Bac ab error of a judgement in  a ejectment upon a special verdict the case be that John Dix be a copyholder  in fee of the manor of Swaffling have issue two daughter Agnes marry to John  smith and Margaret marry to William reve and die seize William reve make a  lease for ten year of Margaret part without licence and against the custom of  the manor which be present by the homage as a forfeiture the lord seize upon  it and grant it to the say John smith and his heir afterward William reve die  have issue Nicholas who enter and let to the plaintiff for three year the  plaintiff enter and be eject by the defendant who claim under the say John  smith et si super totan means c the judgement be enter pro eastern quod to see  curiae that the defendant be guilty of the trespass and ejectment aforesaid  modus et form predict as the plaintiff have declare therefore to look at  closely be that he shall recover his damage aforesaid c the error assign in  law be first that judgement be give for the plaintiff where it ought to have  be give for the defendant second because the judgement be for the ejectment de  fresh troops property where it ought to have be but of the moiety croak car er  p athoe sergeant say that for the first point he will not insist whether it be  error or no for he conceive the second to be a manifest error because the  plaintiff have no colour to have a ejectment but for a moiety only and the  judgement be give for the whole and entire damage assess by the jury whereupon  curian advisare vult for the matter in law the case be a copyholder in fee  take husband who make a lease for year which by the custom of the manor be a  forfeiture the husband die whether this forfeiture shall bind the wife and her  heir after her husband death and it be adjudge it shall not bind but that the  wife shall have it again after her husband death notwithstanding the  forfeiture