case Brereton versus gamul January see pierce v dobinson lr Ch tenant for year  at will or at sufferance can by fine divest a estate and turn I it to a right  a bill be bring against the defendant for a discovery of titledeed and  likewise of the title to the estate in question and for relief and to be let  into the possession of the premise atkins er p the title set up by the  plaintiff be a right to a reversion in fee expectant upon the determination of  a lease for year after the term expire which happen in the year the defendant  continue in possession and pay a reserve rend of S and take the advantage of  the plaintiff ignorance of his title as he have no counterpart of the lease  the defendant levy a fine of these very land of which he be only tenant at  will the plaintiff have come to some knowledge of his title about a year  before the fine be levy he apply to the defendant to deliver possession but he  refuse to do it upon which the plaintiff in bring a ejectment to which the  defendant appear and nothing further be do upon it the defendant to the  present bill plead the fine so levy and five year and non claim as a bar both  to the discovery of the title and the titledeed and likewise to the relief  pray under the will Lord chancellor if the plaintiff have lose his right by a  legal bar he can have no remedy but his case as state by the bill and not at  all deny by the answer be of such a nature as entitle he to all the favour  that this court can show he it will be of dangerous consequence to admit of  such practice as appear in this case for nothing be more common than long term  of year with a small rend reserve and it very frequent happen those who claim  under the original lessor from the length of the term become quite ignorant of  their title atkins a valuable consideration set forth by the defendant protect  he from give a answer to a title set up by the plaintiff but a plea of a bare  title only without set forth any consideration will not do it a plaintiff in  this case be entitle not only to have discovery in matter which he can prove  but of such matter as may be of ease and relief to he in recover his title  vide Ves debigge v how bro Charles Rep the fact as they be state by the bill  of the defendant be only a tenant for year and pay rend after the expiration  of the term I must take for grant as they be not deny by the answer tenant for  year at will or at sufferance can by fine divest a estate and turn it to a  right vide p W dorm v Packhufirst post vol townsend v ash post vol shield v  Atkins post vol but what the defendant insist on be a seize and the act to  create this a seize be matter in pais as length of possession nonpayment of  rend g but the principal thing rely on be the ejectment a ejectment every body  know be a fictitious thing only to come at the right in question burr  therefore the confession of lease entry and ouster will only operate to the  purpose for which the ejectment be intend and be equal fictitious with the  ejectment itself for it will be of extreme ill consequence that such a proceed  shall give a seize to the defendant in ejectment so as to enable he to levy a  fine next as to the fine itself it be levy by a general description of land  lie in such a parish in the county palatine of Chester now there be frequent  instance of tenant in fee who in levy a fine often put in more parcel of land  than do actual belong to the conusor but then a court of equity will restrain  it to such land as do real belong to the conusor here the defendant have land  lie in the same parish to which he have a indisputable right and though the  plaintiff have notice of the fine by the proclamation accord to the usual  course in the grand session of Wales yet the deed to lead the use of that fine  be in the conusors pocket so that the plaintiff can not know of what land it  be levy and therefore may reasonable conclude it be levy of such land in this  parish as the defendant have a right to levy it upon the plea order to stand  for a answer with liberty to except save as to matter of account