case Buckland against brook Hilary term Elizabeth roll a administrator shall  not he oblige to pay simple contract debt while bind debt remain unsatisfy  although the bind be not due and plene adm of the good which be the intestate  at the time of his death be good post go lev cro car b r h salk term Rep croak  Elizabeth er p assumpsit against the defendant as administrator W brook upon a  indebitatus assumpsit the action be bring hill the defendant plead that the  intestate such a day make a obligation to I S of forty pound for payment of  twenty pound at Michaelmas which shall he and dom and that he have full  administer all the good of the intestate which be the intestate at the time of  his death except to satisfy the say twenty pound et such nothing hahet nec  tempore display bill to have predict c and upon this it be demurrer foster for  the plaintiff that this debt upon contract be to he satisfy before the debt  upon the obligation which be not yet croak Elizabeth due for by this mean he  may defeat all contract by a debt upon bind which shall he due one hundred  year after also the plea be not good for that he say that he have no good  which be the intestate at the time of his death for he may have good that be  not the intestate at the time of his death and so be Henry also fie ought to  answer to the time since the bill exhibit for he ought to say he have not at  the time of the bill exhibit or at any time postea and non hahet c without  answer to the mean time be not good curian contra the matter of the plea be  good for debt upon bind be to he pay before debt by contract and this prove by  the declaration in these action that he have sufficient to satisfy all other  debt and to the first exception the plea be good to a common intent and if the  truth he as the plaintiff suppose he be to show it and the yearbook of Henry  be not law in that point the court doubt as to the last exception but Daniel  say it be but of form and it be not show for cause of demurrer el adjournatur