case ex part turner June the d the attendance of a bankrupt on the assignee to  assist they in make out the account of his estate seem to be confine by the  that of the present king to the day or the enlarge time at most but if the  assignee will undertake for the creditor under the commission that they shall  not arrest he the court will order he to attend notwithstanding any risk he  may run from his creditor at large the assignee under a commission of  bankruptcy give notice in write to the bank rupt to attend he in order to  explain several matter relate to his estate after the day be expire during  which time by the that of the present king he be to be free from all arrest  restraint or imprisonment and before the certificate be sign the bankrupt will  not attend upon any other term than sign his certificate and the application  to the court be find upon this that the bankrupt have refuse to attend  contrary to the act of parliament make in the that of the present king Lord  chancellor notwithstanding the that of the present king have these general  word that all and every such bankrupt or bankrupt not in prison or custody  shall c at all time after such surrender as aforesaid be at liberty and be and  be hereby re quired to attend such assignee or assignee upon every reasonable  notice in write for that purpose give by such assignee or assignee unto such  bankrupt or leave for he her or they at his atkins her or their house or place  of abode in order to assist and shall assist such assignee or assignee in make  out the account of the say bank rupts estate and effect yet the subsequent  clause which be in these word that all and every bankrupt or bankrupt have  surrender shall at all seasonable time before the expiration of the day or  such further time as shall be allow to such bankrupt to finish their  examination be at liberty to inspect their book c in presence of such assignee  or assignee or some person to be appoint by such assignee or assignee for that  purpose and to take and bring with he for his assistance such person as he  shall think fit not exceed two person at any one time and to make out such  extract and copy from thence as he shall think fit the better to enable he to  make a full and true discovery and disclosure of his estate and effect and in  order thereto the say bankrupt or bankrupt shall be free from all arrest  restraint or imprisonment of any of his her or their creditor in come to  surrender and from the actual surrender of such bankrupt to the commissioner  for and during the say fortytwo day or such further time as shall be allow to  such bankrupt or bank rupts for finish his examination seem to confine it to  the day or the enlarge time at most and therefore the bankrupt protection from  arrest c can extend no further the chancellor ask the petitioner counsel if  their client will consent to indemnify the bankrupt from arrest but he refuse  to do it his lordship propose that he as assignee shall only undertake for the  creator who have seek relief under the commission that they will not arrest he  and if so he will order the bankrupt to attend for he say he shall not pay any  regard to the danger the bankrupt may run from his creditor at large this  petition at the request of the petitioner be order to stand over till the next  atkins er p day of petition that he may endeavour in the mean time to get the  rest of the creditor under the commission to consent to these term upon the  whole Lord chancellor say that the clause in the act of parliament relate to  this matter be very dark and obscure pen arise chief from the word forty two  day be throw into the latter clause