case LXXXIII Elizabeth dyer assize bar plead by all the judge exposition of  the word common let I Inst b a abbot have a great wood which use to be fall by  parcel every season and sell and have not be demise within year before the h  the statute of the dissolution of monastery but be sell by the abbot uvoodward  and by he account for at his audit with the abbot the say statute provide that  lease make within a year of say act of any hereditament of a abbey common  demise reserve the ancient rend shall be good for year and no long and if they  be not common demise they shall not be good at all the say abbot within a year  before the statute of h make a lease for year of say wood reserve the rend  reserve before the say year there be in the say act a proviso that every  hereditament common keep in the hand of a abbot for hospitality and demise  within a year of say statute shall be void resolve that the say wood so  dispose of shall be say to be in the hand of the abbot for hospitality and not  common demise the issue in this case ought to be whether common demise or not  and not quod to be in shades of dead speech abbot for hospitality a termor can  plead assisa non nor a seize that he be not tenant for this be the form of a  bar which bar no body can plead but the tenant of the freehold neither can a  bailiff plead in bar a lessee for year may plead that no tenant of the  freehold be name in the assize and if it be not so find no wrong no seize or  may plead a lease for year the reversion to the plaintiff in the assize and  that so he be in without wrong in assize a lease for life with a rend reserve  the reversion to the plaintiff be plead by the tenant with a reliance on the  rend reserve this be a good plea and not otherwise so of a feoff by the  plaintiff with warranty it be not a plea without rely upon the warranty for it  amount to the general issue and be double rend and reversion make a warranty a  warranty to a lessee for year be no more than a covenant and be not a warranty  to vouch Hobart rudges case