case knight versus Lord plymouth April a receiver appoint by this court shall  not make good a loss which be not owe to any default of his Beauchamp v  Silverlock Charles Rep Horsley v Chaloner Ves ex part belchier Amb contra  rider v Bickerston Bac ab pl for where the rend he have in his hand be large  it be a necessary precaution to remit it by bill to London rather that a in  specie where a receiver pay money to a tradesman and take bill for the sum if  he be in credit at thetime though he fail soon after it shall not affect the  receiver but if the money have be lose by his wilful default and place it in  what he know at the time to be a improper hand the court will oblige a  receiver to answer the loss out of his own pocket a person who have be appoint  receiver under a order of this court of Lord Plimouths estate have receive the  sum of seven hundred pound and upward in rend do not think it safe to remit  the money to London and therefore pay it to Winsmore a considerable tradesman  in Worcester and take bill of exchange from he draw on person in London Mr  Winsmore very soon after become a bankrupt and there be a application to the  court some time ago against the receiver that he may make good to the estate  the loss that have happen Lord chancellor refer it to a master to inquire into  the fact and to state it with all the circumstance to the court it come on  today upon the master report and upon the state of it as certify by the master  it appear the receiver do it only for the great safety as it be a large sum of  money to remit in specie and that have no notice of Winsmores be in decline  circumstance who till a week before he break have as great credit as any  person in Worcester upon the circumstance of the case his lordship say it will  be very bare to oblige the receiver to make good a loss which be not owe to  any default f his but as the sum be large it be a necessary precaution to  remit it by bill rather than in specie and at the time the money be pay to  Winsmore he have no reason to doubt its be lodge in a safe hand and therefore  indemnified the receiver in the act he have do his lordship order that the say  receiver shall be allow out of the balance in his hand the sum of pound be  money which at present can he have out of the estate of the say Mr Winsmore  Reg lib a fol atkins but say at the same time he will not lie it down general  that the court will indemnify a receiver appoint by they if it shall appear he  have be guilty of any fraud or collusion in a transaction of this kind and  that the money be lose by his wilful default and place it in what he know at  the time to be a improper hand for he shall then be of opinion the court as he  be a officer appoint by they will oblige he to answer the loss out of his own  pocket