chance against dod and other what shall be say to be good evidence of a  admission to a copyhold estate Thetford assize in ejectment for land part  freehold and part copyhold to prove a admission to these land Mr proctor as  counsel for the plaintiff produce in evidence a paper book of the act of the  court in which the admission and surrender of the copyhold estate be enter he  say that such a book have constant be allow in Eve Barnardiston king b dence  at the assize for the county of Norfolk and Suffolk to prove admission and  surrender of copyhold estate lie in these county but Mr baron carter that try  this cause be of opinion that this book be no evidence the roll he say ought  to have be upon parchment and in strictness shall have be in the form of roll  make up in the court above but if the present admission have be enter in a  parchment book he shall have allow it for evidence he say he do agree that in  a late case the chief baron and two of the other baron be of opinion that such  paperbook be good evidence but at that time he declare his opinion to the  contrary and of this opinion he still continue Mr proctor then produce a copy  of this admission as evidence of it which the judge allow and say it have  often be so Mr proctor then go on to prove that the party make a surrender of  these land to the use of his will and for this purpose produce a paperwriting  testify such surrender make unto the lord of the manor sign by himself and to  prove this surrender take the plaintiff attorney swear that it be sign by the  handwriting of the lord himself which the judge allow to be good evidence  though Mr clark submit it that the lord of the manor ought to have be here to  have prove it Mr clark far object Barnardiston king b er p that this surrender  ought to have be present at the next court but this the judge think not to be  necessary as it be in the custody of the lord himself and take by he afterward  at the same assize at bury in the case of street and roper which be a  ejectment for copyhold land Mr prime object that no evidence can be give to  prove these land to be copyhold but the roll themselves but the judge be of a  different opinion a paper book be then produce in evidence of a admission  which be not allow but a parchment book of the admission the judge do allow