case Berwick against foster Hilary term James roll if rend be reserve  halfyearly during the term videlicet at Michaelmas and lady day or within ten  day after every feast and the term expire at Michaelmas the rend shall be then  due before the expiration of the ten day post Yelv debt upon a lease for year  and declare upon a lease for twenty year by indenture render forty pound per  annum at the two usual feast videlicet at Michaelmas and ladyday or within ten  day after every feast and because eighty pound for the rend of the two last  year end at Michaelmas last pass be behind and yet unpay he bring the action  upon non debet plead it be find for the plaintiff and move in arrest of  judgement that the declaration be ill for he demand rend as due at Michaelmas  last where it be not due at all until the ten day determine and as this case  be the lease end upon michaelmasday so there can croak throw not be ten day  after Michaelmas during the term and thereby the rend shall be lose and  William be of that opinion for there be not any rend due until the end of the  ten day and there be not any ten day at the end of the term therefore it be  lose Fleming if a lessee for life make a lease for year render rend at  Michaelmas and the annunciation or within ten day after every of the say feast  if he die after Michaelmas before the ten day be expire it be resolve that the  rend be lose for it be not due until the ten day and before that time he die  also if a man reserve rend in such manner and die after Michaelmas and before  the ten day this rend shall go to the heir and not to the executor and if a  lessor after Michaelmas and before the ten day grant the reversion the grantee  shall have the rend and not the grantor whereby appear it be not due until the  ten day so to demand it at Michaelmas it be n t at the day when by the law it  be Payable therefore the declaration be not good croak justice to the contrary  for the rend be reserve Payable annual during the term at Michaelmas and the  annunciation or within ten day so it be at the election of the lessee to pay  it at Michaelmas or at the ten day after and although always during the term  the lessee shall not be enforce to pay it until the ten day and it be not  demandable until that time for the lessee have election to pay it upon either  of the day nevertheless the lessee may tender it at the feast and the lessor  be bind to accept thereof which prove that it be then due yet at the last  feast of the term because there be no more ten day after for the necessity in  law it be due and Payable at the feast otherwise it never shall be due  therefore the demand thereof as due at Michaelmas be well enough Yelverton  deliver not any opinion Fenner agree with the other two et adjournatur a a  this case be move again in Hilary term and again adjourn though Fleming  Yelverton and croak be of opinion that the rend be due at Michaelmas post it  appear however to have be ultimate decide in favour of the plaintiff post  croak James er p