case tomb versus consent October see marquis of Northampton v Pollock Ch d a  lease of year which have be grant as a collateral security to a recognizance  for be expire the plaintiff by his bill pray to be let into possession and  that the security may be vacate or satisfaction enter on record the account  direct to be take of the rend which have accrue since the expiration of the  lease and receive by the defendant and to be deduct out of the principal  interest and cost and the plaintiff decree to be entitle to a conveyance of  the inheritance of the estate in question and possession on payment of what  shall be find due the end of the plaintiff bill be to be let into possession  of the premise in question a lease of a term which have be grant for year as a  collateral security be expire and that he may have a reconveyance of the say  premise and that the recognizance the security for the pound the money borrow  may be vacate or satisfaction thereof acknowledge upon record Lord chancellor  this court will not suffer in a deed of mortgage any agreement in it to  prevail that the estate become a absolute purchase in the mortgagee upon any  event whatsoever and the reason be because it put the borrower top much in  atkins er p the power of the lender who be distress at the time be too  inclinable to submit to any term propose on the part of the lender this it be  insist be become irredeemable by the length of time and other consideration  the court make a distinction in the case of a collateral security to indemnify  a person in the purchase of a term atkins these collateral security lie out a  great length of time and there be not the same inconvenience as where a person  have be for a long time in possession of the mortgage premise and a difficulty  arise in take the account here there be no difficulty for the account to be  take be only since after the term of sixty year be expire and also another  term of twentyone year and as the possession f the premise can not be come at  till the effluxion of these term they may conclude that the collateral  security extend to the term of sixty year till they have consult with counsel  No bill have be bring to compel they to redeem or foreclose Lord Hardwicke  declare that the plaintiff be entitle to a conveyance of the inheritance of  the estate in question and to the possession thereof upon payment of what  shall be find due and direct the master to take a account of the rend of the  premise in question which have accrue since the expiration of the lease of the  that November and be receive by the defendant and that what shall be come on  account of the rend be deduct out of what shall be find due for principal  interest and cost