Benson v BALDWYN This case be take from atkins it appear from the register  book that the plaintiff be entitle to a moiety of certain manor and to a  certain west tempt Hardwicke feefarm rend issue thereout bring his bill  against heath and Mr and mrs baldwin heath be entitle to the other moiety part  absolute and part subject to the life estate of mrs baldwin who be entitle  thereto under marriage article allege by his bill that they ought to pay a  portion of the say feefarm rend but that heath claim a exemption during Mr  baldwin life and mrs b a exemption under her marriage article and the bill  pray a discovery whether they be in possession of the land Chargeable with the  rend or some part thereof and a account of the arrear and payment thereof the  master of the roll direct a enquiry as to what land be charge with the rend  and make a order upon the master report that mrs baldwin her husband be dead  shall pay the arrear of a certain quit rend to the plaintiff and shall pay the  same during her life and after her death the same shall be pay by heath from  this order mrs baldwin appeal insist that the order be not warrant by the  report and it appear by the Lord chancellor notebook that the only point in  discussion be whether the land in jointure be alone Chargeable with the quit  rend or whether other land in the possession of heath be likewise Chargeable  the Lord chancellor reverse the order and direct the master to review his  report Reg lib a foe may that atk a bill may be bring for rend in this court  where the remedy at law be lose or become very difficult and this court will  relieve on the foundation of payment for a length of time Lord chancellor  where a man be entitle to a rend out of land and through process of time the  remedy at law be lose or become very difficult this court have interfere and  give relief upon the foundation only of payment of the rend for a long time  which bill be call bill find upon the sole trey the court have go so far as to  west tempt Hardwicke er p give relief where the nature of the rend as there be  many kind at law have not be know so as to be set forth but then all the  terretenants of the land out of which the rend issue must be bring before the  court in order for the court to make a complete decree