Barwell assignee of ware a bankrupt against ware a conveyance make by a man  who afterward become a bankrupt set aside as a absolute conveyance and order  to stand as security for so much as be real due atk S c in this case the  bankrupt some little time before any act of bankruptcy commit by he and the  commission take out convey a reversion of a estate for life to Ridgeway tempt  Hardwicke er p the defendant be sister in consideration of pound which be due  upon a bind to her and at the time of the sale it be prove the reversion be  worth a great deal more and the bill be to have a reconveyance of this estate  and also satisfaction for two note which be endorse over by the bankrupt to  the other defendant upon which the case be this the bankrupt be arrest and in  prison procure note for his book debt and send two of these to the defendant  who be his aunt and she discount they and give money for they which be to  provide his apprentice with another master he not be able to teach he his  trade by reason of his confinement after this he continue in prison two month  by which act he become a bankrupt and which by the relation of the statute  make he a bankrupt from the day of the arrest the counsel for the defendant  say it be a difficulty to say what disproportion in the consideration will  make the conveyance fraudulent but Ridgeway tempt Hardwicke it have be often  say that if a man sell his estate for less than half the value it be  fraudulent but at last the defendant say she do not desire that this shall be  look upon as a absolute conveyance but only as a security for the money due  upon the bind as to the satisfaction for the note it be say that it be a  transaction after the bankruptcy but that the assignee be improper to come  into this court for their remedy be by trover at law and if they come here  only for a discovery in order to bring a action they shall have make that the  reason for come here and then after they have their discovery they must have  pay cost but this court will not give they satisfaction the Lord chancellor be  of opinion that this conveyance be fraudulent as to the commission be a  transaction but one month before the bankruptcy it appear to be a absolute  conveyance and though the defendant will waive it and have just to be only a  security yet there be no proof of any thing of that sort the defendant must  convey the estate to the commissioner but it must stand as a security for what  money she real advance as a consideration for the conveyance make to her as to  the note which the defendant discount the endorsement be void and though the  assignee may maintain trover for they yet it be hard in a action to describe  note and they be entitle to bring a bill in this court to have such note  deliver up to they for the property of the note be in they it will be hard to  make the apprentice come in for a dividend for that may not provide Ridgeway  tempt Hardwicke he another master and though the defendant be not entitle to  any of the money under this commission which she pay in the discount these  note upon her be decree to deliver they up yet she ought to stand in the place  of the apprentice and so to be entitle to what he will have be which will be a  reasonable sum to put he out