case daniel Warwick plaintiff Charles Gerrard defendant Lord chancellor June  feme covenant to stand seize to the use of herself in tail remainder to such  use as she by write under her hand shall appoint for want of such appointment  to the use of the plaintiff her kinsman in fee whether this remainder to such  use as she shall appoint be not a void remainder be on a covenant to stand  seize the defendant wife be seize in fee before her marriage covenant to stand  seize to the use of herself for life and after to the heir of her own body to  be beget remainder to such use as she by will or write under hand and seal  shall appoint and for want of such appointment to the use of the plaintiff and  his heir then she marry the defendant and have issue one daughter the mother  die and afterward the daughter die without issue the plaintiff be of the blood  and kindred of the mother the mother after the execution of the deed of  covenant make her will and thereby recite that deed she give to the child she  then go with and its heir all her land and for lack of such issue to the  defendant and his heir charge with the payment of several legacy of which one  be pound to the plaintiff part of which legacy the defendant have pay and  offer Vernon chancery case to pay the rest the plaintiff bill be for the write  and for the plaintiff it be insist that the power in the covenant to stand  seize be general be void and that by consequence the devise be void but for  the defendant it be insist that though the power be general yet it ought to be  Vernon chancery case er p support so far as to make good any disposition which  she may have make by a covenant to stand seize for the covenant be make before  her marriage and at the same time the defendant make a settlement upon her in  consideration of the intend marriage and if she have covenant for that  consideration to stand to the use of her husband it will have be good and so  by consequence her disposition to the husband by virtue of that power though  the same be general be such as the law will bear upon a covenant to stand  seize ought to be take to be good upon the hear the court leave the party to  try it at law and at law a verdict be give for the plaintiff though the  defendant stand upon a special verdict that so the same may have be argue and  afterward the cause be herd it be decree accord to the verdict and no cost on  either side Reg lib b fol as to covenant stand seize in general vide Thompson  v Attfield ante vol sander on use vol Qure yet