atkins case Connor versus the earl of Bellamont July where the debt be  contract in England but the bind take for it in Ireland to be pay at a certain  time and at per cent it shall carry Irish interest Prec Charles p W Eq Abr  sander v drake post but by if the bind contract or mortgage be execute in  England Phipps v earl of anglesea p W Stapleton v Conway post vol Ves in which  case such contract or security can only carry interest at five pound per cent  until the statute Geo c which enact that all mortgage and security execute in  great Britain upon property in Ireland or the colony bear interest not exceed  six pound per cent shall ten valid and effectual unless the money lend shall  be know at the time to exceed the value of the proper t pledge however the  rule still hold where the interest be above per cent and it seem that the act  only protect such bind as be enter into as collateral security for money lend  on mortgage but not mere personal contract vide Dewar v span term Rep Scott v  Nesbitt bro Charles Rep with respect to legacy see sander v drake post the  question be whether English or Irish interest ought to be allow in the present  case the debt be contract in England but a bind take for it in Ireland to be  pay at a certain time and at per cent Lord chancellor it be insist the bind  ought to carry English interest and if it have be a simple contract debt only  I shall have be of opinion it ought and the variation of place will have make  no difference but where the security be give upon a estate in Ireland it must  be consider as referable to the place where it be make or who will lend money  upon Irish security as to the case of Lord Ranelagh versus sir John champante  vern and Prec in Chan cite by Mr brown they be quite different from this  because the bind for secure the debt be execute here in England there may be  many case cite as for instance the transaction among merchant with regard to  the respondentia bind which carry per cent though enter into upon a agreement  make in England yet as they relate to matter arise in the east Indies they  will not be deem usurious but shall be bind upon the obligor if I be to lie  down a rule that where the contract be make in England notwithstanding the  security be take in Ireland and the estate lie there it shall be govern accord  to the rate of interest upon money in England it will be attend with ill  consequence but here be a much strong circumstance in this case for there be  actual a fall of timber upon a estate in Ireland and a thousand pound raise of  Irish money to pay off the debt therefore let the exception to the master  allow Irish interest upon the bind be overrule atkins er p