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A Bankrupt hath an Advowson, and the Church becomes void, the Commissioners sell the Advowson, the Vendee presents, the sale is good, but the presentation not; yet I think it is not Symony.* 1.1
One grants an Advowson to a Feme Covert, sole Merchant, the Church be∣comes void; the Husband in considerati∣on that J. S. enters into Bond to Preach twice a Week, presents him to the Bene∣fice: The Feme becomes a Bankrupt,
the Husband dies, the Feme waves the the Grant, the Commissioners within six Months sell the Presentation and the Ad∣vowson, this is a good Sale of the Advow∣son, but the King shall present.
Symony.