cliii parker and Harold case in debt upon a obligation the condition be that  whereas the plaintiff and defendant be now joint seize of the office of the  register of the court of admiralty if the defendant shall permit the plaintiff  to use the say office and take the profit of it whole to his own use during  his life without let or interruption do by he that then c the defendant head  that the custom of the realm of England be that the Lord admiral for the time  be may grant the say office and that such grant shall be good but for the life  of the grantor and show far that the Lord Clinton Lord admiral grant the say  office unto the plaintiff and the defendant and die and that the Lord Howard  be appoint Lord admiral and that he Elizabeth grant the say office to one wade  who oust and interrupt he before which time the defendant do suffer the  plaintiff to enjoy the say office and to take the profit of it upon Leonard  which the plaintiff do demurrer in law coke argue for the plaintiff that the  plea of the defendant be not good for he have not entitle the Lord admiral to  grant the office for he have say that the custom of the realm of England be  and that can be good for it can be try for a visne can be from the realm of  England also if it lie through all the realm then the same be commonlaw and  not customer which see Br custom and see Ph man a express case of the same  office and there he prescribe per experience in curian c and also that such  grant be good but during the life of the admiral who grant it also he do not  answer to any time after the grant of the admiral Howard for if we be lawful  put out by wade yet the defendant against his bind shall not put we out or  interrupt we as e in a quare hinder against a abbot and the incumbent who make  default upon the distress upon which a writ be award to the bishop for the  plaintiff upon which the bishop return that the incumbent have resign of which  he have give notice to the prior and lapse incur and the bishop collate the  former incumbent and then this writ come to he now although the incumbent be  in by title yet be be bind by the judgement so here although the defendant  have another title and the former title of the plaintiff be determine yet  against his own bind and deed he shall not put out the plaintiff c and the  court be clear of opinion that judgement shall be give for the plaintiff but  afterward the cause be compound by order of the Lord chancellor Len before  trin Elizabeth in the king bench