coat against wade rend Siderf pl Brant b omission of a mesne assignment to the  defendant be aid by verdict in debt for arrearage of a annuity on grant by one  craven lessee for year to begin after his death for the life of a woman and on  nil debet plead by the defendant assignee of the term Jones except in arrest  of judgement that it be not show how the defendant come to the term otherwise  than general by several assignment which Cr pl be ill by a and estate without  the particular assignment and the party that know not the tenant must distrain  or prefer a bill in chancery and there be no place of the assignment mention  lindly pro plaintiff agree this may have be ill on demurrer but not after  verdict especial the defendant be charge as occupier and it be say he actual  enjoy the land as assignee therefore it be good but otherwise it may be in  debt against all assignee of a rend but per Keeling curian a man be not  Chargeable bare as occupier but by Twisden after verdict on nil debet this  seem good enough but on demurrer or otherwise it be not maintainable also by  Windham the grantee can know every tenant nor bath no mean to do it but by  chancery which be but a strange remedy it be true the book say each must be  set forth but it be very hard and Keble here if the defendant bad the land all  the time that he be charge as it be aver he bad it be but reasonable he shall  be charge and he will never send any man to the chancery if it be possible to  relieve he at law the want of place be aid by the statute of James cap the  arrear as well as the grant be in issue but by Twisden if issue may be take on  any particular as in prescription c there want of place be aid but here be but  one place whence the visne can come and that be the place of the grant so by  Jones in action sur case lie at d to pay money on request if request be lie at  S and on non assumpsit the visne come from d it be ill Windham conceive that  nil debet put the life and every thing in issue but on non to go away possible  the visne must be from the place of the grant which Keeling agree say  adjornatur