case roland HARGTHORPE against margery MILFORTH and bird MILFORTH a executor  shall only he charge to the amount of the asset which come to his band and not  for the wrong or devastavit of his companion ante dyer Godol go salk Ch can  Cowp brown Cas Ch on asset find judgement shall he for the whole debt but the  execution shall he only for the asset find post cro car roll ab   more debt  against the defendant as executor they plead full administer and so nothing in  their hand upon issue the jury find that they two and one Agnes Milforth their  mother be make executor and that Agnes have administer and waste good to the  value of six hundred pound and that the defendant have not of the good of the  testator but to the value of sixteen pound and that Agnes be dead and if they  shall he charge by this devastavit of their coexecutor or only charge for the  sixteen pound be the question the court hold clear that one executor shall not  he charge by the devastavit make by his companion for the act of one executor  shall charge the other no further than the good of the testator in his hand  amount unto croak Elizabeth but not to charge he of his own good for it be the  folly of the testator to put such trust in one that will do such act to his  disadvantage but the act of one shall not hurt the other for their own good as  if one executor will confess a action this shall bind the other so if he will  release a action or give away all the good of the testator this shall bind his  companion vide Elizabeth dyer Henry pl where they shall he charge of the good  croak Elizabeth er p of the testator the nonsuit release or other act of one  shall bind theother but not if they shall he charge of their own good in Henry  where both do waste the good execution shall he against both of their proper  good it be then move if judgement shall he against they of the whole debt or  of so much as be find in their hands?And the court hold clear that judgement  shall he of the whole debt but that execution shall he only for the sixteen  pound which be find to he in their hand for otherwise the plaintiff shall he  bar of the residue which be inconvenient vide Edward pl Edward pl Henry pl  Henry pl and afterward at the end of the term all the prothonotories of the  common plea certify that their course be not to enter judgement of the whole  debt but only that he shall reco rer so much as be foundin their hand and  thereupon the justice will advice of their judgement in that point but for the  first point they be all resolve ut above