a be entitle in feesimple to a feefarm rend of pound per annum reserve to the  crown upon the grant of Edward of diverse franchise to the corporation of  Coventry which rend be into all sell by the crown by virtue of the stat car c  for the advancement of the sale of feefarm rend become vest in the say a and  by the word of the say statute as full a remedy be give to the king patentee  equity case abridge er p their heir and assign as the king himself have except  a extent so that a among other privilege may undoubted equity case abridge  have distrain for this feefarm rend upon any other of the land belong to the  corporation of c but the land of that corporation be under sequestration for  the nonpayment of a sum of money decree to belong to sir Thomas white charity  this make the difficulty and Lord Chan Cowper have call in to his assistance  the chief justice Parker and king hold first that the king may reserve a rend  out of a franchise or matter incorporeal as well as out of land and may  distrain on any other land of the tenant out of it second that though by  virtue of the say stat car the grantee of a feefarm rend have the like remedy  by way of distress as the king himself have yet that such other land must be  in the actual possession of the tenant for if the tenant shall have make any  lease for year or at will only the good or chattel of such a underLessee be  not distrainable even by the king himself and consequent not by his grantee  three that as any lease make by the king tenant of the land not hold of the  king will prevent even the king distress so if there be a extent upon a elegit  of such other land the good or chattel upon the premise so extend will not be  liable for this be a great estate than a estate at will and Lord chancellor  hold that he can not as be pray order the sequestrator to pay the arrear of  the feefarm rend out of their money or rend sequester in regard say a the  claimant thereof have no decree or bill for the same nor be there any contempt  on which the court can ground a sequestration as to the say a in respect of  his feefarm rend so as to let he have the benefit of this sequestration and  shall the sequestrator be order to pay he the arrear of his rend this will be  to put a in a better condition than he will have be have there be no  sequestration wherefore the court order that a shall be at liberty to distrain  for his rend at law without incur any contempt in equity and that no lease or  estate derive under the sequestrator shall be make use of in evidence against  a to prevent the distress hill attorney general and mayor of Coventry will Rep  the reporter say that afterward Lord chief justice Parker inform he that he  think it may have be proper to have determine that the sequestration be as the  hand of the court upon the estate and where a right to a feefarm rend appear  to be prior and indisputable the court may reasonable enough have order  payment else a for ought appear will be in a worse condition than if there  have be no sequestration for till the sequestration the corporation pay the  feefarm rend voluntary and now they be disable pure by the sequestration and  put a to distrain be put the charge of the suit upon the estate whereas  nothing appear to the contrary but that the corporation be sensible of a s  right to the rend and desire it may be pay ibidem the court declare that the  receiver of feefarm rend can hot take more than four penny for one acquittance  though for several year if demand and if a acquittance be bring ready write he  be oblige to sign it without any fee pursuant to the statute Henry c and if  the party tender his rend but refuse to pay for the acquittance the receiver  can distrain for the rend and acquittance and in this case a attachment be  grant but respite on term April upon the complaint of Robert all v Middleton  Esq receiver of the feefarm rend in denbighshire bunb Rep in scacc a to lift  up lie not for a feefarm rend but the proper remedy be by distress ibidem  equity case abridge cap XLIL feoff a livery suppose and supply in equity