Bernee contra pit James f the heir relieve against a contingent contract make  in his father be lifetime because it seem unconscionable the bill be that the  plaintiff father be only tenant for life of a real estate which after his  death will come to the plaintiff and the plaintiff father allow chancery  report er p the plaintiff but a small subsistence the plaintiff borrow of the  defendant pound in and enter into judgement of pound defeazanced for the  payment of pound after the plaintiff father be death which happen in the  defendant insist that he lend the plaintiff pound for which the plaintiff give  bind and warrant of attorney to confess judgement to the defendant of pound  which be defeazanced that in case the plaintiff shall outlive his father and  in one month after his father be death pay the defendant pound and if the  plaintiff shall marry in his father be lifetime then he shall from such  marriage during his father be life pay the defendant interest for the pound  and the defendant insist that if the say chancery report plaintiff die before  his father the defendant have lose all his money this Cause be first hear by  my Lord finch Feb car who then upon read the say Defeazance declare that as  this Cause be he can not relieve the plaintiff otherwise than against the  penalty and decree the plaintiff to pay to the defendant pound with interest  this Cause be reheard by my Lord chancellor jefferies the plaintiff insist  that he have by order of this court pay pound upon the say judgement and that  the late Lord chancellor and Lord keeper have frequent relieve against such  fraudulent and corrupt bargain make by heir in their father be lifetime and  that there be not any real difference where the contract be for money and  where it be for good this court on read the Defeazance declare it full appear  that these bargain be corrupt and fraudulent and tend to the destruction of  heir send hither for education and to the utter ruin of family and as there be  new fraud and subtle contrivance for the carry they on so the relief of this  court ought to be extend to meet with and correct such corrupt bargain and  unconscionable practice and decree the former order to be discharge and the  plaintiff to be chancery report restore to what he have pay over and beside  the principal money and interest SC vern Ch can see Davis v duke of  Marlborough swan n OBorke v bollingbroke App Cas