case CLOBERY versus Symonds eoden die Lord chancellor Ch Rep Conuzee of a  judgement extend the land of the conuzor upon a elegit conuzor grant over the  reversion without notice of the judgement and extent the grantee may bring a  bill to redeem the conuzee though at a great distance of time and though a  former bill for the same purpose be dismiss the plaintiff bill be to redeem  land which in the first year of king Charles the Firs be extend upon a  judgement for pound the plaintiff derive his Vernon chancery case title under  one who purchase these land from the conusor of this judgement without notice  the defendant claim part of the land by assignment under the conuzee of the  judgement and plead that so long ago as in the year I S under who the  plaintiff claim bring his bill in this court to redeem that the cause be hear  and a account direct to be take by one of the master of this court and it be  order that the plaintiff shall within six month after the report make pay the  money report due or in default thereof the bill be to stand absolute dismiss  that the master make his report accord and that I S do not pay the money  report due within the time limit by the decretal order and thereupon the bill  be dismiss and that I S live above twenty year afterward and never seek any  redemption and aver that the profit of the land be not sufficient to pay the  interest of the money report due and that since this dismission he have  purchase part of land for a valuable consideration and demand the judgement of  the court whether after this length of time and proceed aforesaid the  plaintiff shall be admit to a redemption the court overrule the plea because  under the extent the defendant have at law a interest only until what time he  be satisfy and the dismission here will not give he a great estate and it will  be absurd to deny a redemption for the interest under the extent be but a  chattel interest and the consequence of deny a redemption will be that land of  inheritance shall not descend but to the world end go in a course of  administration Reg lib a fol et vide Newcomb v Bonham ante p Talbot v Braddil  ante p and qure whether after a estate have be hold under a extent for a long  time and have go through several hand upon a bill to redeem the defendant  shall account otherwise than at the extend value vide pool v Guise post