case Yelverton Peyton and his wife sip John roberts and Nathaniel denham  plaintiff William BLADWELL heir and executor of sir John BLADWELL and all  defendant maii in court Lord keeper underhand agreement to defeat a agreement  make on marriage set aside as fraudulent sir John Bladwell be executor of  plaintiff Peytons mother and have purchase a estate which belong to plaintiff  mother he promise that he will not only settle the say estate on plaintiff but  also other land of pound a year if a convenient match can be find for the  plaintiff accord in sir John treat a marriage for Vernon chancery case he with  the niece of the plaintiff sir John Robert and Denham and it be agree betwixt  he and sir John Robert that sir John shall give his niece pound portion to be  lie out in land after his death and that Bladwell shall settle land of the  value of pound a year whereof pound per and shall be settle for the jointure  and that he will also settle other land of the value of pound per and on  himself for life remainder to plaintiff Yelverton Peyton and his heir accord  by lease and release that and that July sir John Bladwell in consideration of  a bind enter into by sir John Robert to pay pound after his and his wife death  for the marriage portion convey land in the county of Norfolk which in the  conveyance be say to be pound a year and as to pound a year thereof the same  be limit for the jointure of the wife of plaintiff Peyton remainder to the  heir male of their two body remainder to Peyton in tail remainder to he in fee  and as to the residue to plaintiff Peyton in tail remainder to he in fee and  sir John Bladwell thereby covenant that the jointure land be a year and that  within two year then next he will settle other land in Norfolk of pound a year  and worth to be sell to the use of himself for life remainder to plaintiff  Peyton and his heir after the marriage sir John Bladwell prevail on plaintiff  Peyton who be very Vernon chancery case er p young on promise of leave he a  great estate by his will than he have agree to settle upon he and by other  insinuation to execute a write whereby sir John Bladwell be to receive the  profit of the whole estate allow the plaintiff Peyton only pound a year and to  assign over to he plaintiff Robert bind there be also a bind in the penalty of  pound to pay pound or to reconvey the pound per annum which be decree to be  deliver up r l and also to release or discharge the agreement for the settle  the pound per and on he and his heir after the death of Bladwell Vernon  chancery case the plaintiff bill be to be relieve against these agreement  which have be extort from the plaintiff Peyton and to have the jointure make  good the land settle for the jointure not be of the value of pound a year  after long debate the Lord keeper decree that the defendant Bladwell  notwithstanding the agreement with plaintiff Peyton shall account for all the  profit of the estate which sir John Bladwell have be in possession of under  that agreement over and above the pound per and and the master be to see what  be the value of the jointure land at the time of the settlement and the  defendant Bladwell be decree to make good so much as the jointure land fall  short of pound per and at the time of the settlement make and sir John  Bladwell have devise some land by his will to plaintiff Peyton the defendant  be decree to make up those land pound a year and to settle they on plaintiff  Yelverton Peyton and his heir accord to the marriage agreement and although it  have be strong insist by the defendant counsel that the agreement be to settle  pound per and on Yelverton Peyton and his heir he have power to release and  discharge that agreement and there be no benefit thereby intend to the wife or  issue of that marriage and in case the settlement have be actual make it have  be in plaintiff yelverton power to have sell or give away those land the  settlement be to be make to he and his heir after the death of sir John  Bladwell and therefore he may well release the agreement as to that pound per  and and no one can be say to be injure by it no more than if he have devise  away or sell those land yet the court declare its detestation of such  underhand Vernon chancery case agreement and that it be a deceit and fraud as  to sir John Robert who be draw in to give a great portion with his niece in  expectation of a settlement adequate to it which by this mean be to be  frustrate for though plaintiff Peyton can have dispose of the land which be to  have be settle on he and his heir yet that be frequent do in many settlement  the father by that mean be leave at liberty to provide for his young child and  to reward they most that behave themselves best but still there be a benefit  intend to the issue of the marriage and it be part of the consideration for  which the portion be give and therefore declare this underhand agreement and  release to be fraudulent and set the same aside and decree the agreement to be  perform as to the pound per annum Reg lib b fol and that the bind give by sir  John Robert for payment of the marriage portion and also a bind in penalty of  pound give by sir John Bladwell for performance of the covenant of the deed  that and that July which sir John Bladwell have also get from the plaintiff  together with the assignment to he from the plaintiff and all other paper and  write relate to the matter in question shall be deliver up by defendant  Bladwell vide Redman v Redman post p and case there cite et vide Gifford v  Gifford Michaelmas cite Eq can ab pl Vernon chancery case de term S the number  three car h in curian porter