BRITTEL vers bid S C salk ancient demesne be no plea in ejectment for copyhold  land r send for salk cro James lev d send for f n b m see also burr r content    copyhold can be say to be hold of the manor Writ of right close lie not for  copyhold land Assis ejectment for land c the defendant plead that the land be  hold of the dean and chapter of Worcester ut de manor de d which be ancient  demesne c the plaintiff reply quod bene et yes be that the land aforesaid to  hold de celebrate by singing et little head Wigorniae ut de manor de d which  be ancient demesne but he far say that the land be copyhold land parcel of the  say manor c the defendant rejoin quod ex quo prediction the plaintiff cognovit  that the land be ancient demesne it be not material whether they be copyhold  land or freehold c the plaintiff demurrer and sergeant girdler for the  plaintiff argue that the rejoinder be ill for copyhold land be of a nature so  base that the party can have a writ of right close for they f n b and if they  shall be try in the court of the lord he in effect will be both judge and  party and for this reason they shall be try by ejectment at commonlaw and he  cite a case mich will mark c b rot where in ejectment the defendant plead that  the land for which Lord Raymond er p the ejectment be bring be ancient demesne  the plaintiff reply that they be copyhold c and upon demurrer it be adjudge  for the plaintiff and of this opinion be the whole court but then sergeant  trinder for the defendant take exception to the replication that it be Lord  Raymond repugnant to itself for by say to hold c ut de manor the plaintiff  confess that the land be freehold for copyhold land can be hold of the manor  but a be parcel of the manor itself which consist of demean and service and  then when the plaintiff say that they be copyhold land this be repugnant to  what he have say before and therefore it be void and of this opinion be Treby  chief justice Nevil and Rokeby justice but Powell justice contra for one say  in common speech that copyhold land be hold of the manor and Treby chief  justice say that the jurisdiction of the court of the lord of the manor extend  to land hold of the manor and not to land parcel of the manor and therefore by  the opinion of three justice the writ be abate a post