case tailor v tailor July the that Trin vacation a father purchase land in his  son name his son be then year of age the father continue in possession till  his death this shall be consider as a advancement for the son and not a trust  for the father parole evidence though improper when offer against the legal  operation of a will or a imply trust admit in this case because here it be in  support of law and equity too a father purchase copyhold land in his son name  his son be then year of age the father continue in possession till his death  the question be whether this shall be consider as a advancement for the son or  a trust for the father Lord chancellor I be of opinion it shall be consider as  a advancement for atkins er p the son and find my opinion great on atkins the  case of mumma v mumma vern there the father purchase a copyhold in the name of  the defendant his old son a infant of year old and enjoy during his life and  afterward have surrender it to the use of his will devise it to his wife for  life remainder to his young child and make other provision for the defendant  who have recover in ejectment the bill be to be relieve against it Lord  chancellor jefferies conceive that he be but a infant at the time of the  purchase though the father do enjoy during his life that the purchase be a  advancement for the son and not a trust for the father Eq can Abr pl vide  Stileman v ashdown post vol and though two receipt be produce under the son  hand for the use of the father I think hat will not alter the case for the son  be then under age can give no other receipt in discharge of the tenant who  hold by lease from the father and in this case I be of opinion parole evidence  may be admit though indeed improper when offer against the legal operation of  a will or a imply trust but here it be in support of law and equity too vern  Eq Cas Abr shall v shall Cray v grey Ch Cas the son have devise these copyhold  land in these word as to my copyhold which I have or intend to surrender to  the use of my will I give two three thereof unto my wife in fee c and the  remain three I give to the child or child with which my wife be now enseint  and to the heir of such child or child for ever and if such child or child  shall not be bear alive or be bear alive shall die without leave lawful issue  or before he or she have dispose of the same I give it to my wife the wife be  not with child Lord chancellor I be of opinion it be well devise and pass by  the will so as to have a surrender supply and that it ought to be construe as  if he have say and if no child be bear alive his lordship declare the copyhold  estate at little Shellwood be purchase by John tailor for the benefit of and  by way of advancement for Thomas tailor the son and that in equity the  plaintiff be entitle thereto under his will and ought to have the defect of  the surrender to the use of his will supply and decree the defendant the heir  at law of testator to surrender the copyhold land to her Reg lib b fol see bro  Charles Rep