case baldwin versus Billingsley Feb Lord keeper Eq can ab pl S c a and b be  trustee of money for the separate use of a feme covert lend it to c who give  bind to the trustee and the trust be declare in the condition the bind be keep  by the feme and b have receive money for c they settle a account and b give a  receipt for pound as receive for the use of the feme b become insolvent  whether c be well discharge of this pound mrs sharp by her will devise pound  to sir Ambrose Phillips and Thomas Parker in trust for the separate use of a  daughter Billingsley and her child in the pound be lend to Charles Baldwin who  become bind for the same to sir Ambrose Phillips and Thomas Parker in Charles  Baldwin trust Parker to receive pound for he from Singleton and afterward  state a account with he and take a receipt from Thomas Parker as for so much  receive by he upon the account of mrs Billingsley but give no notice thereof  to mrs Billing slay until when Thomas Parker become insolvent and abscond the  question be whether the plaintiff shall be allow that as well pay to Parker  for the use of mrs Billingsley who always keep and have the bind in her hand  Mr Baldwin by letter own that he have entrust Parker to receive and pay money  for he and complain that he have be draw in by Parker and seem to admit that  he shall be oblige to make mrs Billingsley satisfaction Lord keeper this be a  case of unusual circumstance as here be a power in Parker a trustee to receive  and pa to call Vernon chancery case in and to put out but the trust be  particular take notice of in the condition of the bind Mr Baldwin ought to  have be cautious how he pay the money it be in equity the money of Billingsley  as much as if the bind have be assign to her and payment to the obligee after  notice of a assignment be not good in the case of a assignment of a bind the  assignee alone become entitle to receive the money but here in this case  Parker remain a trustee still and may have receive in case he have have the  bind but have deliver over the bind to mrs Billingsley Parker have dismiss  himself of the trust and put it altogether in her power to receive c and  therefore the payment afterward to Parker without see the bind be not a good  payment and it be plain Mr Baldwin be conscious to himself that the payment  will not be allow he and therefore never mention nor take notice of it until  when Parker have fail and so decree Baldwin to pay the same over again and  refer it to the master to see what be due to the Billingsleys for principal  and interest on the bind in question Reg lib a fol vide on this head Robert  and all v matthews and all ante vol p and case cite in not there