clvi MANSORS case a man bind himself in a obligation to make a assurance of  land the first day of Jan and the last day of December be to who the assurance  be to be make sure the obligee the say last day before sunsetting come to the  obligor with a deed ready to be seal and pray he to seal it who say to he that  he be a man unlearned and say he will show the same to his counsel and then he  will seal it and if the obligation be forfeit or not because he didnot seal it  present be the question and Fenner argue that it be not for when a thing be to  be do upon request then he who make the request ought to give sufficient and  convenient time to perform the condition I agree that where the condition be  absolute there if the condition be not perform he shall not be excuse by the  default of another as if a man be bind to marry a S and she will not marry he  or to feoff I S and he refuse as h be the obligation be forfeit yet in these  case if the obligee himself be the cause that I S will not take the feoff or  he will not marry a S the obligation be not forfeit so in our case for by his  late request it be impossible for I to perform the condition for before my  counsel shall have peruse it the time will be pass if a man be bind to feoff  one of land in Barwick request ought to be make so long time before that after  that he may go to Barwick so if one be bind to pay to I S he ought to make his  tender so long time before the last instant of the last day that the money may  convenient be tell this case be in question a man make a feoff of the manor of  d with the appurtenance to which a advowson be appendant and covenant that the  manor upon Leonard er p request shall be discharge of all manner of  encumbrance and before that the feoff have grant the next avoidance to I S the  incumbent die the clark of the grantee be institute and induct the feoff  request the feoff to discharge the encumbrance the opinion of many sage of the  law be that he have not make his request within convenient time so if a man be  bind to feoff the obligee to have and to hold to he and his heir as long as I  S shall have issue of his body if the obligee demand assurance after the death  of I S without issue yet Leonard the obligation be not forfeit in e if lessee  for the life of another continue possession for two or three week after the  death of beneficiary and use where be can not have more speedy notice of his  death he shall not be a trespasser in Elizabeth it be hold in wottos case that  where he be bind to make a feoff to I b and I b come to he in Westminster hall  and tender to he a write and pray he to seal it and Wotton say that he will  not that the obligation be forfeit contrary if he have not deny to seal it but  b d show the same to his counsel as in our case but the opinion of the justice  be that the obligation be forfeit for when he know the last instant of the  time he ought to have have his counsel there ready with he vide the case of  arbitrament e at another day the case be argue again by Andrews and be say  that the obligation be not forfeit for he say it be a rule in law such skin  tuo ut another non to hurt and in e a man be bind upon request to relinquish  and renounce Administration and there it be hold that after the request he  ought to have convenient time to go to the ordinary before it shall be say  that he have forfeit his obligation in e it be say that if I S be bind that if  a b feoff c that then he shall pay to the obligee now if the feoff be make  after sunsetting as it well maybe yet it be sufficient to save his obligation  if he pay the money the next day and h a annuity be grant to a infant until he  be promote to a benefice if a benefice be offer unto he before he be of  sufficient age and be refuse it the obligation be not forfeit if a man be bind  to feoff and make livery and seize of the manor of d to one upon request and  afterward the party be make king in which case he can take livery now if upon  request the party refuse yet it be no forfeiture and it have be hold here by  you all that if a man unlearned seal a deed which be write contrary to the  intent of the party the same not be read unto he by that he shall not be bind  for ever but the opinion of the court be as before that the obligation be  forfeit