case batty versus lloyd see Mansfield earl of v Ogle de g m g eoden die in  court Eq can ab l pl S c one entitle to a estate after the death of two old  life take pound to pay pound when the life fall and mortgage the estate as a  security No relief against this bargain though both the life die within two  year Vid post case the defendant have agree with the plaintiff who be to have  a estate fall to her after the death of two old woman to give her pound in  consideration of be pay pound at the death of the two woman and the plaintiff  be to secure this pound on a mortgage of her reversionary estate Cited by  solicitorgeneral arg as never have be contradict Chesterfield v Janssen atk  cite also by sir Thomas jewel in Lord Brownlow v Vernon that Feb it happen  that both the woman die within two year afterward and now the bill be to be  relieve against this bargain say non allocatur though the case of not and hill  post be cite where relief be give in such a case as this the plaintiff in that  case be prevail upon through his necessity in what case equity will relieve  against hard or unequal contract and where not actual fraud vide Osmond v  Fitzroy p wms and case in not there but equity will not relieve even from bare  and unconscionable bargain if enter into by party with their eye open Willis v  Jernegan atk Lewis v pead Ves jun so bill dismiss where price in adequate but  no fraud Nicoll v gold ves and where the ground of the bill be inadequacy of  price and no fraud and file twelve year after the sale dismiss with cost moth  v atwood Ves but decide on strong and particular circumstance but the case of  a heir of a family deal forexpectancy in that family be to be distinguish from  ordinary case gwynne v Heaton Br Ch Rep et vide Barney v Tyson vent Twiselton  v Griffith p wms and case cite in note there Bacon tract and for further  learning on inadequacy of price and the principle upon which sale of reversion  by young heir c be set aside in equity vide coal v Trecothick Ves Underhill v  Horwood Ves western v Russell v b Copis v Middleton mad Vernon chancery case  Lord keeper I do not see anything ill in this bargain I think the price be the  full value though it happen to prove well suppose these woman have live twenty  year afterward can Lloyd have be relieve by any bill here I do not believe you  can show I any such precedent what be mention of the plaintiff necessity be as  in all other case one that be necessitous must sell cheap than those who be  not if I have a mind to buy of a rich man a piece of ground that lie near I  for my convenience he will ask I almost twice the value so where people be  constrain to sell they must not look to have the full price as in some case  that I have know where a young lady that have have pound portion Payable after  the death of a old man or the like and she in the mean time become  marriageable this portion have be sell for pound present money and think a  good bargain too it be the common case pay I double interest during my life  and you shall have the principal after my decease Vernon chancery case er p