a yep against joiner in c b rot in a second deliverance it be say by the court  that if lessee for year do assign over his term and yet continue possession  that he have but a naked possession and no interest nor estate but the estate  and interest do remain in the grantee so that he may grant it over and  walmesley say that if the lessee make waste the lessor may have a action of  waste against he and there be a case that if a man make a lease and the lessee  wave the possession and a stranger commit waste the lessor shall have a action  of waste against the lessee but the principal question be upon the plead Owen  tailor be lessee for year Elizabeth do grant and assign this to air the  plaintiff the defendant plead that before the rant make to aver know Elizabeth  tailor do grant and assign his estate to the defendant without traverse the  gift make to the plaintiff William there needs no traverse for be grant the  elizab it be impossible it shall be grant Elizabeth Edward and h Anderson he  ought to traverse for it be impossible to confess and avoid a grant by  confession that be grant to another before for if it be so the second grant be  void and so be so confess here ought to be a traverse walmesley content in h  it be sufficient to say that at another day c there be another arbitrement c  for by that the first arbitrament be void in law and Owen er p it be a good  plea in a will that after that there be another will make without traverse and  there be difference between land and chattel for land may be get out of a man  by wrong and therefore it may be that after the feoff the feoff enter and it  seize the feoff and do feoff another but it can be so here of a term for year  for no man can take it away from the lessee by wrong Glanville and Kingsmill  content there must be a traverse for there ought to be a confession before  there can be a avoidance but here be do not confess the grant but plead matter  that deny it be grant and at last Anderson give judgement that he ought to  traverse Elizabeth