case ravenhill versus DANSEY Lord Macclesfield Eq can ab pl a reversionary  term raise for secure maintenance and portion for daughter shall in case of  necessity be mortgage to pay either and when fall into possession shall pay  all the arrear of maintenance incur before it come into possession upon the  marriage of William Dansey with the daughter of sir Francis Russel there be a  term of year limit to trustee to raise portion for daughter in case of no  issue male by the marriage the trust of the term be to raise two thousand  pound apiece for the daughter of the marriage Payable at their age of eighteen  with maintenancemoney at the rate of pound per annum to each daughter from the  death of their father and of sir Francis Russel their grandfather by the  mother side until their portion shall become Payable peer William the husband  William Dansey die leave two daughter one eight and the other nine year old  the term do not commence in possession until the death of the fatherinlaw of  this William Dansey which happen some time afterward the trust of the term be  to raise the portion by sale mortgage or profit but the trust to raise the  maintenance be by rend and profit that there be a difference in the deed  between the manner of raise the portion and that of raise the maintenance peer  William er p whereupon it be object that the maintenance shall not begin until  the year term commence possession at which time only the same can be raise by  rend and annual profit Lord chancellor it be against my opinion to raise a  portion or maintenance by sell a reversionary term and this under colour of  the word profit but it have be rule before my time that profit shall extend to  any advantage while shall be make of the land by sale or mortgage as well as  rend especial in case of necessity and when the daughter have have no other  maintenance it have be decree to be raise by a mortgage of a reversionary  interest of a term vide butter v Duncombe ante vol but the present case be  much strong for here the trustterm for raise this maintenance and portion be  come into possession so that at present the maintenance money may be raise out  of the annual profit it be like a rend grant out of a reversion to commence  present in which case though the peer William reversion do not fall into  possession until many year after yet when it do fall it shall answer all the  arrear so let the arrear of the maintenancemoney from the time the same become  Payable by the settlement be raise out of this term then it be object that the  daughter have another provision by the will of their father and also by  descent from he but Lord chancellor hold this not to be material as long as by  the settlement there be no other provision except this maintenancemoney until  the portion shall become Payable and any matter subsequent to the settlement  ought not in justice to vary the construction thereof vide vol the case of  Sandys versus Sandys