case sir Matthew Jenison versus Lord Lexington master of the roll Eq can ab pl  J S lessee of land to he and his heir for three life assign the whole estate  reserve a rend to he and his executor and die his executor and not his heir be  entitle to the rend a tenant for three life to he and his heir assign over his  whole estate in the premise by lease and release to I S and his heir reserve a  rend of pound ayear to the assignor his executor administrator and assign with  proviso that upon nonpayment the assignor and his heir may reenter and the  assignee covenant to pay the rend to a the assignor his executor and  administrator object this rend reserve come in lieu of land and as peer  William the land will have go to the assignor and his heir so shall the rend  and this be further explain by the proviso which say the assignor and his heir  shall enter on the other side I insist that the assignor have part with his  whole estate for all the three life he have no reversion leave in he to which  the rend can be incident and therefore it be by express word reserve to the  executor it shall go to they for the three life that in case one seisedin fee  shall lease the premise for year reserve the rend to the lessor and his  executor this will prevent the rend from go to the heir though he have the  reversion and the rend in such case will sink after the death of the lessor  Inst and will not go to the executor because they will not be entitle to the  reversion to which the rend be incident so if tenant for three life be to make  a lease for year reserve a rend to he and his executor it will not go to his  heir neither to his executor but in the principal case there be no reversion  to which the rend be incident it may be reserve to the executor for that when  the whole estate be grant away reserve a rend the reservation of the rend be  like a new grant from the assignee and there be no doubt but a rend may be  grant or assign to one and his executor for three life that in Sacheverel and  Frogates case sand where a man seize in fee lease the premise reserve a rend  to himself his executor and administrator during the term it be the word  during the term which make it a good reservation to the heir cur it be a plain  case and no need of mooting it here be peer William no reversion to the  assignor and the rend be by express word reserve to the executor the proviso  for the heir to enter be not material as long as the reservation of the rend  be to the executor for in such case the heir be a trustee for the executor so  dismiss the bill with cost afterward Trin term this matter come on again by a  bill of interpleader of the duke and duchess of Rutland daughter heir and  executrix of Lord Lexington at the hear of which sir Matthew Jenison make  default and Lord chancellor king say that if the reservation be void yet the  covenant must be plain good which be to pay the rend to the executor and  administrator of a the assignor but the court incline that here be no  reversion the rend during the three life may be well reserve to the executor  and at length decree it to the executor peer William er p