case cecil all plaintiff come Salisbury defendant Trevor Rawlinson Hutchinson  lord commissioner maii Eq can ab pl S c a infant bind by the offer make by he  in his answer if the other side be thereby delay and if the infant do not  immediate after his come of age apply to the court in order to retract his  offer and amend his answer the plaintiff the young child of the late earl of  Salisbury bring their bill for the execution of a trust under the will of  their father for raise their portion and maintenance and pray the trustee may  be decree to sell c the defendant the earl while a minor desire the  TrustEstate may not be sell and offer to subject other land not within the  trust for the better raise of the portion so that then a sale will not be  necessary upon the hear of the cause the question be whether he shall be bind  by this offer in his answer he be then a minor per cur shall hold he to his  offer for by that mean he have delay a sale c and if he will have depart from  what he have offer he ought immediate when he come of age to have apply to the  court to have retract his offer and amend his answer but though he come of age  in Vernon chancery case yet no complaint be make either that he have be  deceive or defraud or a improper defence make for he but acquiesce in the  answer to this time this court have often decree building lease for sixty year  of infant estate where for their benefit a common recovery suffer by a infant  be good and if the court be satisfy it be for the good of the infant will take  it vide sir Humphrey mackworth case ante Vol where a exchange be make if the  infant continue in possession after he come at age he shall be bind by it    Litt b as to deed of infant ibidem b as to partition by infant ibidem b and  further as to the general doctrine respect the act and contract of infant vide  franklin v Thornbury ante vol so where a jointure be make after marriage if  after the death of her husband the wife enter she shall be bind by it in sir  Edward Moseleys case where action be make for his lady in lieu of her jointure  by article during coverture she after the death of her husband enter on  fortysix pound per and part thereof only and she thereby be hold oblige to  perform the whole article and the lady Widdringtons case be cite Rothwell v  Widdrington ante Vol S c where she and her husband agree to a enclosure and  she be bind by it even as to her jointure there be a entry in a cause of Cecil  v come Salisbury that may but it respect a report that have be take off the  file only Reg lib a fol Vernon chancery case er p