case salmon against swann and other Trinity term James roll if a lease for  year be make to commence after the death of a and the grantee of the  inheritance afterward make a lease for year to b and then the lessee of the  future interest assign to the grantee of the inheritance the future interest  be drown in the inheritance ante   light roll ab Bulst Bulst   light replevin  upon demurrer the case appear to be thus the king be seize in fee of a farm  call Chalkfarm in the second year of his reign let it to the earl of  Northumberland and other for a hundred year if Frances countess of Kildare and  wife to Lord Cobham shall so long live to begin after the death of Henry Lord  Cobham and afterward in the same year grant the land in fee to Charles brook  who on the that December James let it to page for twentyone year afterward in  October James the earl of Northumberland and other the lessee for a hundred  year grant that term to the say Charles brook in November James Charles brook  grant a rend of twenty pound a year to croak throw sir Thomas Trever and other  during the life of the say Frances wife to Lord Cobham afterward Henry Lord  Cobham die the defendant as servant to the grantee of the rend distrain upon  page the lessee for this rend the question be whether this distress be lawful  or not and this rest upon the lease for a hundred year whether it be in be in  Charles brook who have the inheritance and grant that rend or if it be drown  in the inheritance for if it be not drown then it shall avoid the lease for  twentyone year which be before this rentcharge grant and this term be in the  grantor who grant it be liable to the payment of the rend it be resolve that  it be drown in the inheritance for notwithstanding this lease for twentyone  year it be not so sever from the reversion but by grant thereof to he who have  the inheritance the future term be drown and never shall rise again and by  consequence this rend shall not charge the possession of the termor who have  the estate before the rend grant and come paramount it wherefore it be adjudge  for the defendant vide Henry pl Edward pl Henry pl see Geo c S ante