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IF the Patron and Ordinary give leave to the Parson to grant a Rent in Fee, it will bind the Successor, 7 H. 4. 18. for an Assent may be before the Act is done.
If the Patron assent to the charge of the Parson upon condition, it is good: but if he had the Patronage but for life, &c.
after his estate ended, the Assent will not bind the second Patron.
If a Parson be Patron of a Church, and the Parson, with the Assent of the Ordinary, grants a Rent Charge, or makes a Lease for yeares; the Assent will not make it to endure, no more than the Assent of a Bishop who is Patron, without the Assent of his Chapter. Nor the Assent of Tenant in tail, or for life, who is Patron cannot make it endure for ever.
If the Bishop grants in Fee to the King by Deed, confirm'd by the Dean and Chapter, and the Deed of the Bishop is inrolled, and the other not, it seemes it shall bind the Suc∣cessor; for the Assent is to the Deed of the Bishop, not as a Confirmation. As the Abbot may make livery where it is the Deed of him and his Covent, so in this case the Bishop may deliver the Deed of him, and of the Dean and Chapter.