case PARSLOW against corn Trinity term Elizabeth roll the manner in which a  inquest of office to find if a covenant he break by a lessee for life of the  crown shall he execute trespass upon a special verdict it be find that the  queen make a lease for life to the plaintiff of a house and land in d in the  county of Salop render rend to the hand of the bailiff of the manor or to the  receiver for the county with a condition upon nonpayment of the rend within  forty day c that it shall he void that a commission under the exchequer seal  be award to commissioner of the county of Middlesex to inquire there of the  payment of this rend recite therein the lease to he of a house cumpertinentiis  and mention not any land the jury find that the rend be not pay by the lessee  and that the queen upon this inquisition return make a new lease to the  defendant who enter et si c Harris for the plaintiff move first that this  commission to inquire of a rend reserve upon the lease of a house cum  appurtenance be not sufficient to inquire of this lease make of a house and  land c second it be find that the lessee do not pay it and it may be that it  be pay by his assignee and so it be not precise find as it ought to he for if  it be pay by his assignee the estate be saved Thirdly this inquisition find in  Middlesex and by commission under the exchequer seal be not sufficient to find  a condition break of land in the county of Salop upon a lease for life as the  hetter opinion be in a case in easter term Elizabeth roll in the common plea  knight v breech Popham Clench and Fenner absentee gawdy agree for all the  exception with the plaintiff and principal for the last for it be a lease for  life the queen can be entitle thereto unless by office find in its proper  county to avoid it but such a condition reserve upon a lease for year may he  find by office in another county and it be but a office to inform the queen  which in whatsoever county find be sufficient and this difference be agree by  all the justice in the case of sir Thomas Hennage whereupon it be adjudge for  the plaintiff