case williams against the bishop OF lincoln and the mayor and burgess OF  HEDFORD Michaelmas term Elizabeth roll a quare hinder to present to the  hospital or the parish church be good in the disjunctive and quare hinder to  present to the hospital or parishchurch of Hedford upon demurrer to the count  the case be that the corporation of Hedford be seize of the advowson and grant  the first and next presentation to Scriven and afterward grant chiefs et  neighbor legal support to the earl of Hedford who grant it to the plaintiff  the church afterward become void and Scriven present his clerk who be admit  institute and induct and then the church hecame void again and the plaintiff  present and be disturhed bring a quare hinder after argument at the bar it be  resolve by Waltusley Kingsinil and Warherton that this second grant be void so  as the plaintiff have not any title croak Elizabeth for when they have grant  chiefs et neighbor proesentationem to one they have not any authority to grant  it afterward to another but peradventure if the first deed have be lose before  he have take the benefit thereof and that it can not he plead the second grant  may have be good and so it be not void to all purpose but he can never have  the second presentment for it be against the express word of the grant which  be that he shall have chiefs el neighbor praesentationem which can be alter by  any intendment and in the plead he ought to aver that it be the first and next  avoidance Anderson hold that he shall have the second presentment for so be  the intention of the grantor when he have grant the first before and it may  well stand with the law as where two coparceners make composition to present  by turn the old first and the young afterward if the young grant chiefs  elproximam legal support it be in law but the second only and yet the grant be  good enough so Henry pl where one grant the three presentation to a advowson  and die his feme be endow of the three presentment the grantee shall have the  four presentment so here the grantee shall have the first and next which  helongs to the corporation he conceive also that the writ which be in the  disjunctive be ill but all the other justice be against he therein wherefore  it be adjudge upon they atter for the defendant vide dyer Henry presentm bro  croak Elizabeth er p