case Sherrard versus Sherrard before the master of the roll may where money be  direct to be lie out in land and in the mean time invest in government  security though a tenant for life die in the middle of a halfyear it shall not  be apportion but be pay to the reversioner there be a settlement make by  Robert earl of Leicester in whereby a estate in Sussex be limit to his four  son for life successive without impeachment of waste remainder to the heir of  the body of the settler and he charge upon the Sussex estate together with the  other estate two several sum of pound and pound for young child portion in the  Sussex estate be decree to be sell and the say two sum to be pay off and after  payment thereof the residue of the produce arise by sale to be lie out in land  to the same use as in the deed of and in the mean time to be place out in  government security and by order of the that of February the interest and  dividend be to go as the rend and profit will in case it be lie out in land  upon the death of joceline earl of Leicester the last tenant for life the  petitioner be entitle to the land as the person next in remainder under the  settlement in earl joceline die the that of July the petition be for the  payment of the entire halfyear dividend amount to accrue due at Michaelmas it  be oppose by the administrator of earl joceline the last tenant for life who  insist that by virtue of the order of the atkins that of February which direct  that the interest shall be pay as the rend and profit will it must be consider  as if the money have actual be lie out in land and therefore by the statute of  Geo c the dividend ought to be apportion and so much of the halfyear dividend  as accrue in the life d tenant for life belong to his representative the  master of the roll William fortescue esquire the constant usage have be where  money be to be lie out in land upon any settlement and in the mean time invest  in government security that the entire halfyear dividend shall be pay to he in  reversion notwithstanding the tenant for life die in the middle of the  halfyear and shall not be apportion pearly v smith atk otherwise indeed in the  case of a mortgage Edward v countess of Warwick p W and what make this case  the strong be that there be a power to grant lease and in that case the  counsel of the administrator of earl joceline admit it will go to the  reversioner atkins er p