case fish versus JESSON ux die March of the eighth month in court lord  commissioner whether a release by will of all debt account and demand will  transfer the property of good which defendant then have in his hand belong to  plaintiff testator the defendant Jesson be servant to one Mr Mayo he by his  will devise to the defendant a legacy of pound and pound per and for his life  and by his will mention to acquit exonerate and discharge the defendant of all  debt account reckon and demand whatsoever Vernon chancery case er p now the  defendant at the time of the will and death of the testator have in his hand a  trunk of the testator in which be medal jewel c allege to be of great value  the question be whether the release or discharge shall be take to go as to  that trunk c for the plaintiff it be insist that the property as to that trunk  c continue always in the testator and a release even of all demand will not  translate the property and cite Southcotts case   Rep if the bailor keep the  key and the good be lose the bailee be not answerable and beside the word  demand be in this case in company with the word debt account and reckon it  ought to be restrain and take in that sense and to matter only of that sort  and kind and not to be take so as to pass the property of good that be not in  controversy nor question Vernon chancery case but for the defendant it be  insist the plaintiff bill contain no equity that the plaintiff be a stranger  to the testator no way relate in blood and yet have by the devise three  hundred pound per and of land of inheritance and be executor and if he have  any right to the trunk and good in demand it be a matter pure triable at law  per cur forasmuch as the defendant have not by answer discover any of the  particular in the trunk but pray the judgement of the court whether he shall  be oblige so to do the court therefore order that the defendant shall admit  part of the good come to his hand in order to enable the plaintiff to bring  his action at law and if the plaintiff recover there he may resort back and  the court will order the defendant to be examine on interrogatory for  discovery of particular c and in the mean time the defendant to bring the say  trunk and also a bag or purse belong to the say testator before the master who  be to open the same and make a schedule of the content thereof Reg lib a fol a  verdict be obtain on the trial by the plaintiff and then the matter be refer  to a Mr hunter and on application to the court the master be order to deliver  the trunk c to the plaintiff by consent Reg lib a fol vide countess Plymouth v  Bladen ante p Robert v Bennett post