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ANd Estrangers to fines having neither present, nor future right to the tenements in the fine, but to something in, or issuing out of the same, seem not barrable at all by any such fine, or non-claim. As if a Tenant in ancient demesne levy a fine with, &c. at the common
Law, of his Land in ancient demesne, the Lord in ancient demesne, may have his Writ of de∣ceipt, and thereby avoid the fine at any time, and thereupon his Tenant shall be restored to the Land, because the Lord claimeth not the Land, whereof the fine is levyed, but his ancient Seig∣niory, and services issuing out of the same, Plo. 370. b.
It seemeth such fines do not bar such estran∣gers, as have Rent, Common, way, Estovers, nor any such charge out of the Land, for it see∣meth, that these fines extend only to bind the estate, title, right, claim, entry, and interest, in and to the Land, and no profits to be taken out of the Lands, nor to take any power given to executors, or others to sell the Land. Br. tit. Fines 123.