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Suspence, cometh of suspendeo; and in legall understanding is taken when a Seignory, Rent, profit, apprender, by reason of unity of possessi∣on* 1.1 of the Seignory, Rent, &c. and of the Land out of which they issue, are not in esse, for a time, & tune dormiunt, but may be revived, or awaked. And they are said to be extinguished, when they are gone for ever. Et tune moriuntur, and can never be revived, that is, when one man hath as high, and p••rdurable an estate as ano∣ther.
Cook on Lit. l. 3. c. 10. sect. 559.