case FAIREBEARD versus bower distinguish Jeffries v Alexander h l c Jan Eq can  ab pl pl pre Ch S c a voluntary judgement give by a freeman of London Payable  three month after his death be to be postpone to debt by simple contract and  to the widow customary part but will bind the freeman legatory part George  bower a freeman of London have three bastard by Joan Fairebeard confess a  judgement to her in one thousand pound defeasanced for payment of five hundred  pound in three month after his death Vernon chancery case er p decree that  this judgement be voluntary it shall not prevail against debt by simple  contract nor against the widow of the freeman but that she must have her share  accord to the custom of the city without any regard have to this judgement but  his debt be pay and pound for the widow chamber the judgement will bind the  legatory part Reg lib a fol see the lady Cox case p wms vide Cray v rook Forr  Jones ux v Martin Anst the widow and orphan of a freeman be in the nature of  creditor and therefore if any loss happen by the insolvency of his executor it  ought to be bear out of the testamentary part only read v duck pre Ch wiseman  v Vandeputt Vernon chancery case er report date Vernon chancery case case  wiseman versus VANDEPUTT Cf Spalding v ruding Bea v and case collect p Jan and  on of Mars Eq can ab pl S c a be beyond sea consign good to b then in good  circumstance in London but before the good arrive become a bankrupt if a can  by any mean prevent the good come into the hand of b or the assignee it be  Allowable in equity and b or the assignee shall have no relief in equity the  plaintiff be assignee under a statute of bankruptcy take out against the  Bonnells bring their bill for a discovery and relief touch two case of silk at  first consign by Altoniti and Antinori to the Bonnells then considerable  merchant in London but before the ship set sail from leghorn news come that  the Bonnells be fail and thereupon Altoniti and Antinori alter the consignment  of the silk and consign they to the defendant upon the first hear the court  order all letter paper c to be produce and that the party proceed to a trial  in trover to see whether the first consignment notwithstanding the alter  thereof and new consignment make before the ship sail vest the property of  those silk in the Bonnells and upon the trial and verdict be give for the  plaintiff the cause now come on upon the equity reserve the court declare the  plaintiff ought not to have have so much as a discovery much less any relief  in this court in regard that the silk be the proper good of the two Florentine  and not of the Bonnells nor the produce of their effect and therefore they  have pay no money for the good if the Italian can by any mean get their good  again into their hand or prevent their come into the hand of the bankrupt it  be but lawful for they so to do and very Allowable in equity Vernon chancery  case and it be so rule in the like case between TVigfall and motteux c and  late between Hitchcox and Sedgwick Ant can in case of a purchase without  notice of bankruptcy therefore decree a account if anything due from the  Italian to the Bonnells that shall be pay the plaintiff but they shall not  have the value of the silk by virtue of the consignment or verdict and put the  Italian to come in as creditor under the statute of bankrupt and order the  cause to be hear ab origin Reg lib b January but no further entry appear it be  clear that in case of insolvency of consignee consignor may stop the good at  any time before they get into his hand DAguila v Lambert Amb she you Prescot  atk and case cite in note p Ellis v hunt t Rep and that though they have in  part be pay for Hodgson v loy term Rep feise v Wray east foster v Frampton b c  Vernon chancery case er p