case the king against Trinity term James roll in the common plea in what case  and under what solemnities the king may present to a advowson   b cro car  Vaugh   light more Mod Brownl Com dig Com dig quare hinder to the vicarage of  Hunston in Sussex by the king against and the bishop the case be the king have  the advowson of the vicarage belong to such a manor by reason of the wardship  of the which become void during the minority of the heir the heir sue livery  the king present thereto under the great seal and afterward without mention  this first presentment present thereto another under the seal of the court of  ware the second presentee be admit institute and induct by the bishop before  any notice of the first presentment the king bring a quare hinder against the  first presentee croak throw and it be adjudge that it lie not for by coke and  Warberton it be within the dispose of the court of ware although it be after  livery because it be a chattel vest and by coke the statute of Henry in equity  extend to advowson also by coke and foster the second presentment under the  seal of the to such a manor by reason of the wardship of the which become void  during croak James er p court of ware be good for the king may present by  parole Edward quare hinder Edward pl for nothing be grant or give by the  presentation for it be but a commendation or declaration of the king will  which as it may be by parole so clear it may be under the privy seal coke say  that a presentation be not to be compare to a grant or other case for that be  singular and it be rule in the case of the dean of Norwich where a presentment  be make by the wrong name of a corporation yet it be good and if the king have  a ware he shall have the presentation which fall in the time of his ancestor  and the executor shall not have it and it be adjudge that if a man present ad  rectorian it be as good as if he have present ad church and thereupon a book  be cite the king have a advowson in right of the duchy which become void he  may present thereto in right of the crown and by coke Warberton and foster the  king may vary in his presentation without recite the former and it shall not  be void by the statute of Henry c and there it be say that a presentation  under the exchequer seal be not good