case ex part GAZALET S c sub nom Cazalet p wms at the chancellor house Lord  chancellor Qure whether a bind on a contingency can be prove before the  commissioner of bankrupt before the contingency happen vern Qucere whether a  bankrupt can plead his certificate to a action bring on a bind enter into  before bankruptcy on a contingency that do not arise till after he be clear  one previous to his marriage enter into a bind to a trustee of the penalty of  pound condition that if the marriage be have and his wife survive he he will  mosely report er p leave her pound or if she die without issue in his lifetime  he will pay back pound of her portion to her father the marriage take effect  and the husband afterward become a bankrupt and the trustee petition to be let  in as a bind creditor under a commission of bankrupt sue out against he and  the question be whether this contingent demand shall be consider as a debt and  prove before the commissioner and the only doubt with the Lord chancellor be  whether if the contingency hereafter happen the bankrupt may not plead his  certificate to a action bring on the bind and therefore he order it to stand  over to the next day of petition to have that point speak to for his lordship  declare if the certificate be no bar he will dismiss the petition for the  contingency may never happen and though the husband be now a bankrupt he may  recover his credit and be able to perform the condition if it ever arise and  it be say that it will be no bar because the cause of action be subsequent to  the certificate and that it have late be mosely report resolve so in b b in  the case of Tully and spark where one bring a action on a bind that bear date  before the bankruptcy and set forth in his declaration the condition which be  not break till after the bankrupt be clear the bankrupt plead his certificate  and the plea be adjudge insufficient because at the time of the certificate  the obligee have no cause of action Mr mead insist that such creditor on a  contingency have be often allow to come in under a commission by Lord Cowper  Lord Harcourt and Lord Macclesfield and their proportion of their debt be put  out at interest in the name of the assignee and the interest be pay to the  assignee and if the contingency happen then the principal be pay to the  creditor but if it never happen then it go to the assignee in trust for the  other creditor vern and he mention the case of green see post Cas where the  money due on a contingency be reserve in this manner