¶1It seems well; for if the frank tenements be in one, although there be several lessees for years, entry on an acre in the names of the whole is well.
¶2Bridgeman. Still he ought to prove the entry of the lessees in all the parcels.
¶3But at last they were able to prove the entry of the attorney, and the lessees in all the parcels. Postea, p. 689; Palm., 402, 405; Noy, 77.
