case anonymous of the tenth in court vent legacy give to child Payable when  the child die before his administrator shall have the legacy but shall stay  for it till such time as the child if he have live will have come to the case  of Cloberry and Lampen cite where a legacy be devise to a child Payable when  twentyone and he die before his administrator shall have it but he shall wait  and expect for it until such time as the son will have be twentyone and this  confirm upon a appeal to the house of lord June vide journal house of lord vol  p though the Lord Nottingham for some time doubt whether it shall not be pay  present but it be say that be but a invention to encourage administration the  sander case legacy Payable at twentyone the child die in minority if by the  will it be to be pay with interest it shall be pay to the administrator  present but if it do not carry interest the administrator must expect until  the child will have attain the age of twentyone this be incorrect the case of  Cloberry v Lampen Freem be state as a give to b pound when she shall attain or  be marry which shall first happen to be pay with interest a die and b die  before year and marriage and the question be between the executor of a and b  and decree to be pay to the executor of b present on the ground that it be to  be pay with interest sander v earl Ch Rep SC the legacy in that case be make  Payable at and with interest and that be the ground for decide it be vest et  vide Pawlett v Pawlett ante I vol and in addition Papworth v more post Launde  v William Eq can ab p wms that Edward SC and case there cite Chester v painter  p wms Roden v smith ambler Crickett v dolby Ves Mackell v winter ibidem where  per Loughborough Lord chancellor the rule that where a testator give a legacy  Payable at it shall vest and where at without the word Payable it shall not  vest be a positive rule of the ecclesiastical court and have be follow in  equity as to personal legacy but must be confine to such case and not extend  as to real estate Vernon chancery case de term S HILLARII in curian porter