case lady shaftsbury case Eq Abr c c S c a be appoint receiver of a estate out  of which he be to pay b a annuity quarterly a acquaint b who his banker be and  that the money shall be deposit in his hand for his use b name another be a  person he use to deal with and order he to pay it into his hand which a do  several time but the money Payable on Michaelmas be pay in on July before on  michaelmasday the banker stop payment and become a bankrupt it be hold that  the loss shall fall whole on the receiver b have no right to the money before  that day the lady Shaftsbury be entitle to pound per and jointure and on the  decree and master report pound per and be allow for the young earl of  shaftsbury precedent in chancery er p maintenance and education one Mr Wych be  appoint receiver of the rend of the estate and to make the payment of both  these annuity to the lady Shaftsbury Mr Nichols in fleet street be Mr Wychs  goldsmith where he keep his own cash Mr Wych wait on the lady to know where  she will be please to have the money as it be receive and mention to her both  sir Robert child and Mr Nichols but the lady say Mr Norcort be the banker at  who shop their family have lodge their cash and therefore order what money be  to be pay to her shall be pay in at Mr Norcorts shop Mr Wych that there may be  no delay general send up the money before quarterday and place it in Mr  Norcorts hand where the lady Shaftsbury as soon as quarterday be over receive  it both for herself and her on and about July last he lodge pound be one  quarter of the lady and her son annuity in the say Mr Norcorts hand in order  to be ready at Michaelmas quarter as appear by his own affidavit on  michaelmasday Mr Norcort stop payment and be since become a bankrupt and now  on the lady shaftsbury petition the question be on who the loss shall fall my  Lord chancellor be clear of opinion that the lady Shaftsbury ought not to bear  the loss of any part of it for till michaelmasday be pass she have no right to  demand or receive it that therefore in the mean time Mr Norcort be Mr Wychs  cashier and he precedent in chancery may notwithstanding his have lodge the  money there have take it out again before michaelmasday be pass even though it  be on michaelmasday itself provide he have it ready the next day to pay the  lady that consequent Norcort can have no power to receive it for the lady  before because she have no power herself nor any right to demand it before  quarterday that she can not demand or at least receive it on michaelmasday  itself because it be one of the day that no goldsmith open shop or make any  payment whatsoever and therefore the lodging the money at that shop before the  lady become entitle to it ought not to turn to her prejudice but she must have  it make good to her by the receiver but whether it shall fall on the receiver  Mr Wych himself or to be bear out of the Lord shaftsbury estate my Lord say  will come proper in question when he make up his account with my Lord on his  come of age and be not now in question before the court but say he be incline  to think the receiver be not to be answerable for the loss any more than if he  have be bring it up in specie and have be rob on the road Vid vezey another  part of the petition be to have the sum of pound extraordinary for the expense  my lady have be at in a fit of sickness of the young earl over and above his  quarterly maintenance and this be not at all oppose but for form sake be send  to the master to state the matter and to report whether that sum have be  actual expend on that occasion or not precedent in chancery de boundary  paschae in curian porter