case Coleby versus smith of the tenth in court Lord keeper article and a  conveyance and fine in pursuance thereof set aside for fraud the bill be bring  by Colgby the plaintiff to be relieve against a purchase make by the defendant  smith and all from the plaintiff father suggest that he have be circumvent and  impose upon by the defendant the purchase as state in the bill be of a estate  worth pound per and for pound Payable by instalment in seven year r l Vernon  chancery case the defendant insist on their purchase and in this case it  appear that there be at first article for the purchase under hand and seal and  some time after that a conveyance actual make and execute in pursuance of  these article and the purchase money be all pay or secure and after all this a  fine levy by Coleby the father to the purchaser vide attorneygeneral v Vernon  post and Coleby write a letter to his tenant to attorne and because Coleby the  son the now plaintiff show himself discontent at this purchase and will have  obstruct it Coleby the father take a release from his son of all his right to  these land which release be prove to be so take with a intent to establish  this purchase upon the hear of this cause the Lord keeper set this purchase  aside because there appear to be some art use to persuade Coleby the father to  sell these land videlicet they persuade he he be almost in his dotage that the  can help he to a great match and tell he that to qualify himself for the lady  it be necessary he shall convert all his land into money which show the man be  pure impose upon for here he sell his land when he do not want money and sell  it to those who have no money to buy but be to borrow and he be to receive his  money by instalment and when the whole be receive it be much less than the  real value and the defendant in a very little time may have pay the  purchasemoney out of the profit and beside the defendant never own to he that  they be to be the purchaser but drive on the bargain in one Mr Ewres name and  a letter be write by one of the confederate as from Mr ewre that he must  resolve quick what he will do and that Mr ewre will admit of no long delay in  the matter c and for these reason the Lord keeper set aside this purchase  Vernon chancery case though note it be prove that Coleby the father be a  sensible man and Vernon chancery case er p capable of manage his own business  and have not any apparent weakness upon he and that he be absolute owner of  this estate and may have give it away and it be likewise prove that after he  have convey away the land he declare if it be then to do he will it again it  likewise appear that Coleby the father receive several of the instalment and  two bind for the remainder and three year after the purchase levy a fine of  the premise to the defendant the defendant by their answer express deny all  the circumstance of imposition and restraint charge by the bill by the decree  the plaintiff be to repay the defendant all money pay by they on account of  the purchase together with interest thereon from the respective time of  payment they account to plaintiff for the profit they have receive of the  estate Reg lib a fol for the case on the doctrine of fraud as recognize in  court of equity vide Jarvis v duke ante p et vide wharton v may Ves where on  the ground of fraud a general account be decree and the security to stand only  for the balance though the voucher have be destroy by general consent so the  jurisdiction assume by court of law will not prevent relief in equity Evans v  Bicknell Ves the decree in the principal case be affirm in the house of lord  on appeal that do you journ Ho lord vol p