case neal all versus the attorney general all at the chancellor house Lord  chancellor eoden die if a mortgagor or puisne mortgagee pray to enlarge the  time to redeem he must pay interest for the whole sum report due for principal  interest and cost but where a decree be make for creditor to be pay accord to  their priority if the estate be deficient the principal only shall hear  interest after the confirmation of the report Ant can the bill be bring by the  creditor of the duke of wharton for a sale of his estate and payment of their  debt and a decree make the master take a account of what be due to the several  creditor for principal and interest and make his report which be confirm and  by a subsequent order the master be to carry on interest for the principal sum  report due and Mr Neal one of the creditor move to discharge this order  because by the course of the court when principal and interest be liquidate  into one sum by a master the whole bear interest from the confirmation of the  report the estate may not be sell in many year and the plaintiff have do all  in his power to obtain his debt and if this account have be state by the  debtor himself it mosely report will have carry interest and on a mortgage  when principal interest and cost be lump into one sum by a master if the  mortgagor or a subsequent mortgagee pray long time to redeem they always pay  interest for the whole sum Lord chancellor when the court enlarge the time for  the mortgagor or a subsequent mortgagee that be a favour for they will  otherwise be foreclose and it be but just and reasonable that they shall pay  for it and that the mortgagee shall be no loser thereby the decree in this  cause be that the debt shall be pay accord to their priority and it will be  very unjust when the estate be deficient to add a surplus debt to a prior  creditor by the help of this court to defeat the other beside you be only a  coplaintiff and the order be general to carry on interest on all the principal  and the rest of the creditor acquiesce under the order the duke of wharton  have affect no delay but vest his estate in trustee for the payment of his  debt and the plaintiff who be a creditor by judgement can not have come at his  money without this decree for how can he have extend his judgement against tb  e mortgagee if the case be between the creditor and the owner of the estate it  may have a different consideration so the order must stand but without  prejudice if there shall hereafter appear to be a surplus mosely report er p  Wednesday December the that