c sir robert Jason v eyres all S c Charles can Lord chancellor mortgage when  redeemable ante case note upon the marriage of the plaintiff father with the  lady Eyre who have pound portion it be agree that the manor of Hinton shall be  settle upon her for a jointure but it be charge with a mortgage of pound to  one fisher it be agree that the pound portion shall be pay to the say fisher  in part of the say mortgage and the say sir Robert the father be to have three  year time for payment of the residue the pound portion be pay towards the  mortgage and for secure the pound residue and the lady Eyre jointure a lease  of year be make of the premise to tench fisher and travers in trust for fisher  redeemable on the payment of the say pound and interest and after such lease  make the say fisher be to join with the say sir Robert Jason in grant the  reversion and inheritance of the premise to Carey and Holbeech and their heir  to the use of sir Robert for life remainder to the lady Eyre for life for her  jointure remainder to the say Carey and Holbeech and their heir upon several  trust therein mention touch the payment of the say money but in case the say  sir Robert shall not pay the say money at the time for payment thereof or in  default thereof shall not within the term of three year pay the debt and  interest which shall become due or that sir Robert shall die more the same be  pay and the lease surrender that then in any of these case the say Carey and  Holbeech shall stand and be seize of the reversion and inheritance of the  premise to thorn limit expectant on the estate freeman so to be limit to sir  Robert and the lady Eyre respective in trust for the lady Eyre her heir and  assign not only to discharge the debt and interest whereby to free her intend  jointure from the lease of year but for the increase of her fortune and to the  end that she may enjoy the inheritance of the premise absolute to her and her  heir discharge of all equity of redemption accord to the say agreement accord  deed be execute freeman er p in June the say marriage take effect in march  follow sir Robert die before three year expire not have pay the say pound and  the plaintiff be his son and heir prefer his bill to redeem and the Lord  chancellor be clear of opinion that the plaintiff ought to redeem and declare  that though the deed be ever so strong to secure the jointure yet after all if  it be once a security no word in the same conveyance for exclude the  redemption in case of a failure to do it by the time thereby limit can bar a  redemption Mellor v lees atk goodman v Grierson ball and Beatrice Seton v  Slade Ves Howard v Harris vern and if sir Robert the father have outlive the  three year and have not pay the money he can not have forfeit the equity of  redemption to his wife but he shall have have the redemption though the three  year be expire and if he be not conclude neither be the heir and therefore it  be decree that he pay off the say mortgage the trustee shall convey the equity  of redemption to he and the lady Eyre to have her jointure for her life note  that this case I take out of the decretal order