case BASPOOL against long Trinity term Elizabeth roll a custom that if the  surrendee of a copyhold do not take it up at the next court he shall he bar be  good but the nonclaim of a tenant fbr life shall not bar he in remainder ante  roll Abr yely l Noy godb more Bac ab Bac ab pale yellow ten   a upon a special  verdict the case be find that the custom of the manor of n be that if any  copyholder surrender to the use of another and his heir and he to who use the  surrender be make do not come at the next court before three proclamation make  thereof to take it that he shall he bar and that the lord shall seize it as  forfeit and they further find that one l be copyholder in fee and surrender it  to the use of himself for life and after to the use of the plaintiff and his  heir and that at the next court there be three proclamation make c and none  come to claim it whereupon the lord seize it as forfeit and at the next court  grant it to the say l in fee who be admit accord old woman die seize and that  it descend to the defendant upon who the plaintiff be admit as in his  remainder enter the sole question be whether this custom to bar a estate in  fee for default of claim after proclamation shall extend Jo bar a estate where  the remainder be expectant upon a estate for life and the whole court without  any great debate hold clear that this custom which go in deprivation or in bar  of a estate shall he take strict and that the nonclaina of the tenant for life  shall not prejudice he in remainder nor shall make a forfeiture of his estate  but Popham say that a custom which g oh in make and maintenance of a copyhold  estate shall he take favourable and therefore it be resolve that where the  custom croak Elizabeth be that he may surrender to the use of one and his heir  a surrender there to the use of himself for life be good enough for it be for  the benefit of his estate to which the custom man well extend and another case  be cite Trinity term Elizabeth roll betwixt Redsal and Lacon that if a  copyholder for life commit waste it shall not forfeit the estate of he in  remainder wherefore it be adjudge for the plaintiff