case in chancery Grosvenor plaintiff and cartwright administratrix of thomas  cartwright defendant march resolve and decree by the Lord chancellor interest  executrix call in and receive a debt well secure she shall not pay interest  though she lend it out on profit a executrix or administratrix receive in  money which be secure to the testator if she lend it out to profit she shall  not account for the profit for she lend the principal at her hazard so that if  it miscarry she shall make it good to the estate a difference be endeavour to  be put on this rule videlicet that where the debt be pay in by the creditor  without her compulsion there she shall not answer profit make by lend it out  again but where the money be lend by the testator on good security and such  security continue good and the executrix call in the money and lend it out  again that there she shall answer the profit she make for it be her voluntary  Act and be in effect to deprive the child of the benefit of the money till the  infant come of age and turn it to her self which be for a great Suva as in  this case it be for many thousand pound will be great gain to the executrix  and loss to the child for who in effect she be trust this be earnest press but  the Lord chancellor it be a fix rule of the court and I will not change it but  she shall forthwith discover what money she have or have receive of the estate  on such security or otherwise and for the time pass she be not to be charge  but shall hereafter lend none of the money without leave of the court and such  money as she have lend she shall discover the security to they and if they  like they and so declare their acceptance you shall have the future profit of  the money lend else not if the plaintiff reply to a answer and without rejoin  and give rule for publication bring the Cause to a hear the answer shall be  take whole true as if there have be no replication for the opportunity which  the defendant have to prove his answer be take from he