case jones v goodchild Lord chancellor king Eq can ab pl pl one have a bastard  leaves a personal estate to her executor in trust for the bastard who die  intestate and without wife or issue the executor bring a bill against one who  have part of his personal estate in his hand the defendant demurrer because  the attorney general and the administrator of the bastard be not party  demurrer disallow for that the executor have the legal title and consequent  may sue for the estate a bastard die intestate without wife or issue the king  be entitle and the ordinary of course grant administration to the patentee or  grantee of the crown a mother of a bastard child by her will give all her  personal estate to the child and make b and c her executor in order to take  care of her child and to do it justice the mother die and within a short time  after the bastard die intestate without wife or issue one of the executor  bring this bill against the mother of her that be the mother of the bastard  and who have in her hand the portion belong to the bastard pray a account of  the same the defendant the mother of the bastard mother demurrer for want of  proper party in regard the administrator of the bastard and likewise the  attorney general in right of the crown ought to have be bring before the court  for that it be plain the crown be entitle to the personal estate of a bastard  die intestate without wife or issue consequent without any relation and since  the king may give the personal estate of such bastard to any other person peer  William and the course be for the ordinary to grant administration to such  patentee of the crown salk man v Napp the defendant will be liable to account  over again to such patentee for the personal estate of the bastard and by that  mean be put to double expense and vexation Lord chancellor the executor of the  bastard mother be legal entitle to the personal estate of his testatrix and  though this may be in trust for the bastard yet as the executor have the legal  title he can give a good discharge to the defendant therefore overrule the  demurrer note in the like case a executor though a bare trustee and though  there be a residuary legatee be entitle to sue for the personal estate in  equity as well as law unless the beneficiary and trust will oppose it the  reporter have subjoin the follow query a church lease for three life be grant  to a bastard and his heir who die without issue and intestate what shall  become of this lease shall it go to the administrator of the bastard or to the  crown or do the limitation to the heir make any difference or be it casus to  let go out of the act of fraud and perjury and so remain liable to occupancy  at commonlaw or last be the lessor entitle the lease be determine for that the  premise be grant to the lessee and his heir during three life and the lessee  be dead without heir the lessor may reenter in the same manner as where a  grant be to a man and the heir of his body for three life in which case the  heir of the body take as special occupant remainder over and the grantee die  without issue during the three life the remainderman shall take see post low v  Burron