case rundle versus rundle the settlement be in full of all dower and three out  of the estate of the intestate and there be a proviso that if dame Dorothy the  wife of the intestate shall after his decease have or claim to have any of his  real or personal estate by the custom of the province of York or otherwise  other than what he in his lifetime shall especial give her then the say  trustee to stand seize of the say jointure for year after his decease if dame  Dorothy shall live so long out of the rend and profit thereof to make  satisfaction to such person or person as shall be damnified by her intermeddle  with his personal estate r l the cause stand over for a case to be state Reg  lib a fol but no entry of a decree appear afterward April and June Ant case a  copyhold be grant to three successive but no custom prove that the first taker  have the power of dispose of the whole nor that the first taker pay the  purchasemoney this shall not go to the executor of the first taker but shall  go in succession there be no custom within the manor where the copy be to  three for their life successive that the first taker may surrender the copy  and dispose of the estate the court will not decree the remain life to be a  trust for the first taker and to go to his executor or administrator as have  be do in other case where there be such custom and also for that upon look  into the copy it appear there be a former copy to Richard Rundle the father  and Alexander the son and the surrender be by they both sub condition that the  lord make a new grant for three life prout and it be daunt lord de fine c so  in truth the estate move rather from Richard the father than from Alexander  the son nor do it appear the fine be pay by Alexander ante p and also for that  it be prove in the cause that it be intend that the son of Alexander shall  have marry the now defendant and that Alexander declare the now defendant  shall have the estate whether she marry his son or not and therefore dismiss  the Vernon chancery case bill but it be agree per cur that if it have be a  trust the administrator shall have have the benefit thereof though a estate  for life and whether freehold or copyhold or a office and it have be so  adjudge as to a prothonotarys office the case of thou and Brompfleld clark and  Davis how and how ante vol p cite