ambler case wilson against stafford Lincoln inn hall saint July legal interest  prevail against a prior equitable interest lib Reg b foe John Stafford seize  of a freehold and have contract for a copyhold estate which have be surrender  to he in July but to which he be not admit by will of d January give all his  land tenement and hereditament in Middlesex Essex Surrey and elsewhere in the  kingdom of great Britain to his son and his heir subject to a clear yearly  rentcharge of pound ayear to testator wife and to pound to be pay to his  daughter Ellen and pound to his daughter mary that September the son confirm  the annuity to the wife and she release all her right to the freehold and  copyhold estate afterward the son be admit to the copyhold as heir to his  father mortgage the copyhold to plaintiff by surrender to secure pound and  interest and die bill to have the estate sell to pay themortgage and the  deficiency to be make ambler er p good out of the son real and personal asset  and hold the mortgagee be entitle to satisfaction out of the copyhold  preferable to the rentcharge to his wife and legacy to the daughter as have a  legal interest and they only a equitable one John Stafford the son on of  January surrender the copyhold estate to g Wringfield to secure the pound and  interest Wringfield die after the estate become absolute in he and by his will  give all the residue of his estate to his widow Rebecca and make her his  executrix Joseph Wringfield the son and heir of George Wringfield the elder be  on his father death admit into possession of the estate and the say mortgage  and a arrear of interest be due Joseph Wringfield on be admit surrender to the  use of Rebecca the widow she be entitle to the residue of the testator  personal estate Rebecca Wringfield in die and appoint the plaintiff her  executor after make such mortgage and in John Stafford the son die without  issue and appoint Parker and Disbrome his executor and leave mary and Ellen  his two sister and heir at law in Rebecca Wringfield enter into the receipt of  the rend and profit of the copyhold and after her death the plaintiff enter  into possession of they it be submit by the answer of the defendant the widow  mary the daughter that the testator have not any estate or interest in law nor  any right of entry in the say copyhold premium for want of be admit thereto  but only a equitable interest therein and have a right by his will to dispose  of or charge such his equitable interest and that the say premise be subject  to the defendant portion and rentcharge prior to the plaintiff demand and the  rather as that George Wringfield previous to lend the pound must have have  notice of the will as it be necessary for he to examine the title and to see  the testator will before he advance so large a sum as pound and also as it be  well know to the say g Wakefield that John Stafford the youngers estate be by  his father will subject to a large rentcharge and the portion to the daughter  decree direct a account of what be due on the mortgage and a account of the  rend and profit receive by the plaintiff and that the premise shall be sell  and the money apply in payment of what be due for principal interest and cost  of mortgage and if deficient then that the deficiency shall be make good out  of the real and personal estate of the son