And  the  purchaser  must  have  contracted  for  the  in**
tcrcst,  or  an  estate  or  right  out  of  the  interest  (r),  to
which  the  vendor  would  be  entitled^  in  case  the  fint
deed  were  void.  Thus^  in  a  case  mentioned  by  Sif
Edward  Coke  in  his  Commentary  on  Littleton  (5)^  A  bad
a  lease  of  certain  lands  for  60  years^  if  he  had  lived  so
long,  and  forged  a  lease  for,  90  years  absolutely^  and
he,  by  iiidenture  reciting  the  forged  lease^  for  valuable
consideration  bargained  and  sold  the  forged  lease^  and

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(p)  Roc  V.  Milton»  2  Wils.  356  5  Evelyn  v.  Templar,  2  Bro.  C  C.
see  Mvddleton  t;.  Lord  Kenyon^  148  ;    see  Barker  v.  Serjeant,

2Ves.jun.  391.  Finkh>  14(5.
{q)  Woodie*8  case,  cited  in  CoWile  (r)  See  Hatton  o.  Jones,  DnL  N.
V.  Parker,  Cro.  Jac  158  j  Good-  P.  gO.
right  V.  Moses,  2  Blackst.  1019;  (#)  Co.  Litt  3,  h.
