anonymous April a Commission of bankruptcy be take out against Thomas forth  the that of Nov but prosecute only by mrs Rushworth the other creditor consent  that execution of the Commission be forbear a month but Rushworth do not  consent nor know thereof but herself prosecute and she sue head who have  possess the estate by assignment of the bankrupt and it be insist at the trial  that forth who be the bankrupt be not so and after she have a verdict and the  four month be out three week after the petition to be admit into the  distribution and now will contribute to the charge the suspension of execute  the Commission have be so order by the chancellor and now direct to be admit  into contribution by my Lord chancellor lady turner v Bromfield chancery case  er report date the lady turner against Bromfield a trust of a term for the  wife not disposable by the husband the plaintiff be to marry Aston it be agree  between sir will Aston and Mr ewer the plaintiff father that pound portion  shall be pay and pound per Ann settle for the lady be jointure and the land in  question in order thereunto be lease to Stephen ewer and Nicolas ewer for year  if the plaintiff live so long and Stephen and Nicolas redemised the land to  case in chancery Aston for a lesser term render pound rend per Ann the portion  be pay on the marriage and the inheritance settle on the husband the husband  die the plaintiff marry sir Edward turner and he for valuable consideration  sell all his estate at law and equity which he have in his own or his wife be  right and those under who the defendant claim and make a jointure of other  land of pound to the plaintiff who exhibit her bill for the pound per annum  and she be executrix to Nicholas ewer survive trustee the question be whether  the sale by sir Edward turner her second husband shall bar have the jointure  for there be no agreement for that to bar her first but it be insist on that  though the first husband may not alien the second may for it be no more than  if a wife be beneficiary and trust of a term the husband may sell which be say  he may for though a thing in action be not vendible at commonlaw yet be every  day otherwise in equity the Lord chancellor agree if a husband make a lease  for year in trust for the wife voluntary and he sell this may bind the wife  because of the fraud but where a trust be create for a wife and here in this  case good fide the husband can in no wise bind the wife unless where she be  examine as in a fine or in this court else no man shall be able to provide for  wife or child and he have no regard or notice or not to the purchaser though  in this Cause nor to the second jointure and decree for the plaintiff and a  former precedent in point be show because then there shall be a perpetuity of  a term and though there be difference in word when land of freehold be devise  to one for life the remainder afterward to his heir immediate and when a term  be so devise the difference be in word and new estate jointure and Settlements  be of long term and a similitude be between they c case in chancery er p case  in chancery de term sanct hill year king pound car two in cancellar