case draper all versus borlace ive all follow strong v hawk de g m g refer to  low v Bouverie Ch a counsel have a statute from a advice b to lend a pound on  a mortgage and draw the mortgage with a covenant against all encumbrance and  conceal his own statute the statute shall be postpone to the mortgage draper  Naylor and hill have lend borlace pound Naylor pound draper pound and hill  pound on a mortgage in fee of his manor of Treludro and on a statute of pound  penalty as a far security the say hill be a counsellor of Lincoln inn be  afterward advice with by Mr I have in lend of pound to borlace on a mortgage  of the manor of Gargoll be a lease for three life hold of the bishop of Exeter  Mr hill encourage ive lend of the money draw the mortgage and therein be a  covenant that the estate be free from encumbrance make no mention of the  statute Treludro be suppose to be deficient the question be whether hill shall  be admit to take advantage of the statute to lessen ive security upon Gargoll  per cur if he who only conceal his encumbrance shall be postpone much more  ought Mr hill who be entrust as counsel by the mortgagee and encourage the  lend of the money and draw the deed with covenant that the estate be tree from  encumbrance that he who conceal his encumbrance shall be postpone vide the  case of Charles Clare v earl of Bedford cite in Hunsden v Cheyney ante p  Ibbotson v Rhodes post and decree that I have shall be satisfy his pound out  of Gargoll before hill shall charge the same with his statute draper Naylor  and the representative of hill be the plaintiff and the land in the bishop  lease Treludro and Gargoll be liable to the plaintiff demand be order to be  sell and out of the money arise from the sale draper and Naylor be first to be  pay then I have and last hill and if any surplus arise out of the sale of  Treludro after payment of draper and Naylor the same to be pay to I have  towards discharge of his debt Reg lib a fol note hill have obtain from I have  a covenant that hill debt shall have preference of ive Vernon chancery case er  p