case BURGAINE against spurling vide ante page No if a copyholder surrender to  a and afterward surrender to b who be admit and then the surrender to a be  present at the next court and he be admit he shall avoid the admission of b  post S C Jones roll ab   light cro Elizabeth cro James Pollexf term Rep term  Rep payment before the day be a good performance of a condition to pay at the  day after surrender the estate remain in the surrender until admittance this  case be now argue again and it be strong urge for the plaintiff that by the  first surrender all the estate of the copyhold until the condition perform be  out of the surrender so as he have not any interest leave in he to make  another surrender although be afterward shall perform the condition for be can  make the second surrender which be void to be good but when the condition be  perform the estate be revested in he and then be may well make the three  surrender but it be thereto answer and resolve by the court that the second  surrender be not hinder by the first for nothing pass thereby until it be  present in court and admittance thereupon but the interest and right of the  copyhold and the possession remain with he who make the surrender so as he may  transfer it to any other and it shall be good if the first surrender do not  take effect for the surrender into the hand of the tenant but be a inchoation  of his estate to who use the surrender be make and croak car such a inchoation  as have no perfection but become mere void and the second surrender good as a  bargain and sale to one and after a bargain and sale to another the first be  not enrol but only the second the second be good so a grant of h reversion to  one and before attornment a grant thereof to another and to the second grantee  attornment be make the second grant be good et nothing service by the first so  where a fine be acknowledge to one upon a dedimus power and afterward a second  be acknowledge and the first fine not record the second fine be good but if  the first fine have be record in court in time convenient videlicet the next  term it have be good and the second have be mere void so this first surrender  when it be not present at the next court be as if none have be make and mere  void ab beginning and therefore the second surrender good second all the court  agree that whereas in the principal case the condition be for the payment of l  upon the first of July and the payment be make before the first of July  videlicet upon Decimus sexto June and a acceptance thereof it be a good  performance of the condition note that the first surrender be mere void and as  if it never have be make and that after the surrender he who surrender remain  always copyholder so as it shall descend to his heir and he may dispose  thereof but if the first surrender have be present at the next court that will  have so bind the land as all mesne act do or make afterward will have be void  judgement for the plaintiff