case the king against the bishop OF winton and champion the king can be put  out of the possession of a advowson by any number of usurpation but shall  maintain a quare hinder upon the next avoidance and not be put to a writ of  right post roll ab cro Elizabeth     Leon godb con Owen Anders hetley   a post  quare hinder of the vicarage of Newton valance and count that king Edward the  six be seize in fee of the advowson of the vicarage in jure coronae and that  the church become void by the death of the incumbent and that John peascod  usurpand present one sander and that afterward the advowson descend to queen  mary and so to queen Elizabeth and that sander resign and afterward peascod  usurpand upon the queen present Selwith who be admit institute and induct who  resign and afterward peascod usurpand present one tailor who be admit  institute and induct and afterward deprive and before any new presentation  queen Elizabeth die and the king present and upon disturbance bring a quare  hinder and upon all this matter find by special verdict the sole question be  whether a double usurpation shall bind the king that he may not have a quare  hinder c hear for the defendant argue that it shall for a patron have but law  praesentand and not any interest and it be resolve in Frenchs case that where  a parson make a lease for year before the statute of Elizabeth c and after the  Elizabeth the patron confirm and the bishop c it be good and not within the  statute and in this point the king be not privilege more than a common person  for as it be necessary that the church shall be serve so it be as necessary  that the king shall not have a great privilege than another if he claim it in  his own right Edward pl stanfords prerogative cap Edward pl and in Elizabeth  it be adjudge where the queen usurp upon a purchaser and after upon the next  avoidance the purchaser present that he be remit and Edward pl it be say  express that two presentation shall put the king out of possession and Edward  pl and it be cite that in Edward and Edward latimers case in a private book of  Mr Spencer croak throw the custos narrow places it be so roll be not against  it for resolve and the case of peascod Elizabeth roll be not against it for  there be not any induction Anderson chief justice hold strong that this double  usurpation shall not bind the king for as he can be seize of land no more may  he be put out of possession of a advowson for it be a rule that of thing  transitory the king may be put out croak James er p of possession but not of  thing permanent or from a inheritance and if the king have a advowson for year  and after usurpation the church become void again and disturb if the king may  not maintain a quare hinder he shall be at a mischief for he may not maintain  law de advowson and no laches ought to prejudice the king and as patron may  bring a quare hinder within the six month to remove any incumbent so the king  may bring it any time for time shall not prejudice he a and in the case which  be begin Elizabeth and adjudge Elizabeth he be he say at the argue thereof and  there the reason of the judgement give be not for not allege of the induction  but because the queen can not be put out of possession by usurpation and if a  presentation shall not put the king out of possession then twenty presentation  shall not bind he but Walmsley Kingsmil Warberton and Daniel e contra for the  king as to the advowson have no great privilege than another person for of  necessity the cure be to be serve and therefore the law do not give any  privilege to the king to avoid the incumbent who be in more than to a common  person and it differ from land for of land the king can put a man out of  possession nor can he be put out of possession thereof so as therein the law  be equal but of a advowson as he may gain the possession by a presentation so  he may be put out of possession by two presentation as the book before cite  prove and Elizabeth dyer and of land the king have the profit but of a  advowson he have not any profit so as it be quasi a thing transitory to he  afterward in easter term James it be move again absent Anderson they give  judgement for the defendant b in this case it be hold by they all if the king  have title to present by lapse or by outlawry or wardship a d do not present  in his turn he shall lose it