case chaplin v chaplin see a branch of this Cause ante Lord chancellor Talbot  Eq can ab pl pl in a settlement a term be raise for daughter portion videlicet  pound with a proviso that if the father by deed or will shall give or leave  the sum of pound to his say daughter it shall be a satisfaction the father  leaves land to the daughter of the value of pound this no satisfaction porter  chaplin on his marriage with Ann Sherwyn by lease and release date the that  and that of June settle his estate in Lincolnshire to the use of himself for  life remainder as to part to his wife for life remainder to the first c son of  the marriage in tail male remainder to trustee for year in trust that if the  say porter chaplin shall have no issue male by the marriage or shall have  issue male that shall die without issue male before their age of twentyone  then the trustee shall raise pound for the daughter of the marriage Payable at  eighteen or marriage in which say settlement there be a proviso that if porter  chaplin shall by deed or will give or bequeathe any sum of money to his  daughter which shall be actual pay to they then such money if equal shall be a  satisfaction if not equal that it peer William shall go towards satisfaction  of their portion unless the say porter chaplin shall by deed or will declare  the contrary with remainder to himself in fee subsequent to the marriage the  say porter chaplin charge the say term of peer William er p year with  additional portion of pound to daughter if no son but subject to the same  trust and proviso as the former portion be secure to his say daughter  afterward porter chaplin have three daughter and one infant son by this  marriage do by his will in devise land of pound per annum to his uncle sir  George Thorold in fee in trust for his three daughter and their heir equal  leave it entire to his say trustee to sell and dispose of the premise or  otherwise to order or manage the same as he shall think most for the benefit  and advantage of his say three daughter to who he give a legacy of pound  together with the residue of his personal estate porter chaplin die leave  issue this infant son and these three daughter the son marry and die about the  age of twenty year leave his wife privement ensient which prove a daughter so  that he die without issue male whereby the daughter become entitle to this  pound charge upon the land soon after the death of porter chaplin there be a  decree for the sale of the land devise for the payment of the testator debt  and legacy it be admit that the legacy of pound and the surplus of the  personal estate whenever it be pay to the three daughter shall go towards  satisfaction of the pound and pound portion so secure to they as aforesaid but  it be moreover argue that the pound per annum in land devise to sir George  Thorold in trust for the say three peer William daughter as it be money worth  and may the very next day after the testator death be turn into money be  within the meaning of the proviso which intend only that the daughter shall be  advance with portion among they amount to pound and that this be the strong  since the decree obtain for the sale of the land whereby the same be at least  in equity turn into money Lord chancellor this proviso seem to be little more  than what be imply for when on a marriage a portion be secure to a child out  of land and the parent give the child a portion in money equal to what be so  secure it shall by implication be a satisfaction and if not equal yet a  satisfaction pro tanto but here the father have limit himself and ascertain  the satisfaction videlicet that it shall be money money actual pay and when  the same man that have restrain the satisfaction to money give in land intrust  for his daughter this can no more be say to be money than money can be term  land see particular the case of Eastwood v Vinck vol the opinion of the master  of the roll express to this purpose which be foreign noble birth and go in  quite a different channel for instance the money will go to the daughter  husband but the land to their heir suppose there have not be any such proviso  in the settlement then the land give to or in trust for the daughter will have  be no satisfaction and if so the proviso make still strong against such  construction in that it express confine the satisfaction to money and  particular declare what shall be a satisfaction which imply a negative  videlicet that nothing else shall so if the testator have bequeathe a term of  year or some good to his daughter these shall not have go towards satisfaction  of the peer William pound neither will the decree for the sale alter the case  for if this be to be look upon as a satisfaction it must have be so at the  time of the death of the testator or not at all now at that time this be land  devise can not have be so take and if the trustee who by the will be direct to  act in everything for the benefit and advantage of the daughter shall by turn  the land into money make that a satisfaction which otherwise will not have be  so such a proceed in a trustee will be act the very reverse of what the  testator direct and a manifest breach of trust beside the come into such a  interpretation of will will create the great confusion by give a latitude and  power to a judge to make a new will and will introduce the utmost uncertainty  in the construction thereof wherefore the Lord chancellor with great clearness  determine that the land devise by porter chaplin in trust for the daughter  shall not be construe to go towards satisfaction of the pound and pound  portion or either of they scour to the say daughter by either of the  settlement peer William er p