case the king against the parish OF BURCLEER a copyhold estate of S per annum  enjoy by a certificateman in right of his wife during her life will make a  settlement notwithstanding will c S c stram S c Sett Rem S c shaw p l by the  statute of will c it be enact that no person come into modern report er p a  parish by certificate shall have a legal settlement in the parish unless be  shall good fide take a lease of a tenement of ten pound ayear or shall be  legal place in or execute some annual office in such parish it be in this case  debate whether a certificateman who enjoy a copyhold of twenty shilling ayear  value in right of his wife during her life which last five year after the  descent of the copyhold upon her a it be say that this estate do not descend  to the wife of the certificateman but be surrender to her by her father bott p  l vol notorious facts but even in this case if make in consideration of  natural affection it be a voluntary settlement king v Marwood burr S c king v  Ingleton burr S c and not a purchase within the Geo c S which enact that no  person shall gain a settlement by virtue of the purchase of any estate unless  the consideration amount be thirty pound good fide pay c see bott p l vol a do  thereby gain a settlement the statute be express that a certificateman shall  not gain a settlement unless by two way of which this be none the court  resolve that this be a settlement for by the preamble of this Act it be plain  that the meaning of it be to binder and debar certificatemen from gain  settlement by some Act pursuant and consequential of the certificate as that  the certificate modern report shall not amount to a notice in write and so  fall within the statute of James c c this construction be parallel to that  which have be make upon the statute of car c which enact that any poor person  come to settle on a tenement under ten pound be removable by two justice  within forty day after his come and yet it be resolve that a person come to  reside upon his own estate though under ten pound be not within the statute  nor removable within the forty day for that neither this nor any other Act of  parliament design to debar a man from come to look after and improve his own  estate and whenever a person come to his own estate that such a person be  removable I e settle a the law of this case be confirm king v Stansfield burr  S c king v cold Ashton burr S c king v shenston burr S c king v Wooburn burr S  c and see Mr Consts edition of bott poor law vol page to where all the case on  this subject be collect a