case pain against Malory Michaelmas term Elizabeth Ro if a lease he make by a  abbot render rend during the term to he or his successor it be a good  reservation to he and his successor Plowd   roll ab Owen latch   cro car vent  ray sand lev   light hard   strange ld raym to Rep to if a lessee for year  attorns to the second grantee of the reversion the grantee may enter for a  condition break although no attornment be make to his grantor ante post SC      light more wood con Com dig sheep touch pale yellow use term Rep the Henry c  do not extend to the grantee of the reversion of part of the land post the  case be recite to he the abbot of Sawtry make a lease for year of the place  where inter alian render rend annual during the term to he or his croak  Elizabeth er p successor at such feast upon such condition ut before a and  afterward the reversion of the place where inter alian be convey to I S who  grant it by fine to dr Helai who before any attornment grant it to Thomas  Helai his son to who the lessee attorfied and afterward for the condition  break enter ett above a and after a distress for damage pheasant the lessee  bring a replevin Bl si c and hereupon two question be move first whether this  reservation of this rend to the abbot or his successor be in the disjunctive  shall go to the abbot and his successor or that it shall he void to the  successor because there be not any election by the abbot who make the  reservation how it shall go and all the court resolve that it shall he to the  abbot and his successor in the copulative for when it be reserve annual during  the term that can he unless it go to both and then the express intention and  reservation at the first shall not he destroy by the subsequent word but they  shall he construe that both may stand together as in hill v Gran ge a lease  make upon the that of August for year reserve rend annual during the term at  the annunciation and Michaelmas yet it shall he first pay at Michaelmas  otherwise it can be pay annual during the term so if one covenant that he and  his heir shall assure such land this covenant be always take in the  disjunctive that he or his heir shall assure it for they can assure it  together and therefore it shall he construe that the one part may stand with  the other second whether the grantee can take advantage of this condition for  that by grantor may not and they hold that he shall for the statute be that he  shall have such advantage as the lessor or grantor may have have and here the  lessor may have have advantage thereof as also the grantor if he have have  attornment but in defect thereof he can not have it which defect be supply by  the attornment which give advantage to the rantee to have the advantage of the  rend and by consequence of the condition and Popham say that it be resolve  croak Elizabeth in one Knotsfords case three year since where a reversion be  grant by fine and he before attornment bargain and sell the reversion by deed  enrol that without attornment the bargainee shall not have advantage of the  condition for he shall not he in hetter condition than his grantor without  express attornment wherefore they resolve to give judgement accord for the  defendant but it be then move that the avowant have not entitle himself to the  entire reversion and so can not take advantage of the condition  for the lease  be plead of the place where inter alian c and that the reversion be grant unto  he of the place where inter alian so he do not plead that the reversion of all  the thing let be grant unto he and of that opinion be all the justice except  Popham who say that it shall he intend accord el adjournatur   ill b the  necessity of attornment be now take away by Ann c