Benson and scot upon a special verdict in ejectment the case be a copyholder  of a manor within which be the custom of free bench surrender his estate and  die his wife enter and after the surrender be present and the surrendere admit  and the sole question be if the admittance of the surrendere have defeat the  estate of the wife and it be argue that it have not by sergeant levinz because  her estate be paramount the surrender and commence by her marriage and be a  perfect and consummate estate in the wife before any thing be vest in the  surrendere and so not like to the case put where relation shall avoid grant  and estate make after the surrender the which he admit to be so and as to the  case of title of dower avoid by a bargain and sale he say that there the  bargainor marry after the bargain and sale and before the enrolment so by the  relation the wife never have any title but if they will put the case to any  purpose it ought to be where a mail who be marry bargain and sell his land in  which case if the husband die after the sale and before the enrolment the  enrolment within six month shall not avoid the dower of the wife but it be  adjudge for the plaintiff sure that the relation have defeat the estate of the  wife for the wife ought to take the estate in such manner as she find it  Skinner and as the husband may have alien or extinguish his copyhold estate in  which case the wife have lose her estate so if he charge it with a term she  shall bold it charge with the term so that the title of the wife commence pure  upon the death of the husband and she have not any title in his life as a  woman have to her dower the which the husband can prevent and this be in  effect the same case with that which be cite in I Inst where there be two  jointtenants and the one surrender to the use of his will and die this take  away the survivorship yet the other jointtenant have a title commence in the  life of his companion which be more strong than this case One voice it be  adjudge ut above Skinner er p