case west against lassel Trinity term Elizabeth roll a lease of one three of a  reversion and rend under the seal of the court of ware be good and the rend be  incident to the reversion be not thereby extinguish but may he apportion and  recover by action of debt ante   light Inst Henry a skin Carth roll ab   dyer  hob   Bac Abr debt upon a lease for year and declare that one Remington be  seize in fee and let it to the defendant for year render rend of per annum and  hold it of the queen by knight service in capite a and that he devise it and  die his heir within age whereupon the queen under the seal of the court of  ware b grant unto he the three part of the reversion and rend durante those  inferior in rank estate of the heir and for three year arrear he bring the  action and upon this declaration it be demurrer first whether a lease for year  durante those inferior in rank wait may he under the seal of the court of ware  or ought to be under the great seal and the court hold it to he well enough  under the seal of the court of ware and so have ever the practice be since the  erection of the say court and they hold that a lease of the land may well bhe  before office but of the body it can be grant but under the great seal and  after office but a office find the tenure in one county suffice and for the  other county it suffice to add they by survey forit be only for the governance  of the land second it be hold that the rend may well he apportion and divide  for it be a contract real which be well apportionable for if the three part of  a reversion he grant of a lease for life or year and the tenant attorns the  rend be apportionable and he Chargeable to two distress by his own act as  Edward quid law proclaim S so upon the queen grant where attornment be not  necessary c for the law be as if there have be attornment vide Elizabeth dyer  pound where a rend shall he apportion by act in law and Collins v hardies ante  p pound and Bracebridges case Plowd wherefore rulewas give that judgement  shall he enter for the plaintiff unless c but at another day for a  imperfection in the declaration the judgement waste stay note it be hold in  this case that a lease of the ware land make by the queen before office find  be good the Henry c and Henry c croak Elizabeth be that those estate do not  extend to lease under the seal of the court of ware by virtue of the Henry c  and so the law have be construe to he since the statute