case anon at the roll November the that SC post where assignee of a bankrupt  die or be discharge and other be put in their room they can revive but must  bring a supplemental bill to entitle themselves to the benefit of proceed in a  former suit a purchaser pendent light on fill a supplemental bill be liable to  all the cost from the beginning to the end of the suit the question before the  court whether new assignee under a commission of bankrupt upon the death or  removal of the former shall on fill a supplemental bill be entitle to the  benefit of the proceed in a suit begin in the time of the first assignee or  must begin again by original bill master of the roll in the case of abatement  if you can you must revive but in the case of assignee of bankrupt where some  die or some be discharge and other by order of court be put in their room  there be no privity between the bankrupt and the assignee or at least but a  artificial one and atkins therefore they can revive and it will be hard if  there have be plead examination c in a former suit that the new trustee shall  not have the benefit of they by a supplemental bill suppose the court upon the  death or discharge of assignee of bankrupt shall say that they all must go for  nothing and you must begin again by original suit why then all they charge and  expense in the former suit be absolute throw away but in the present method  though you can come against the representative of the former assignee yet by a  supplemental bill you will have the bankrupt estate liable at all event to  answer the cost I will put a case that come very near this and show the  reasonableness of my present determination suppose a estate have be in  controversy for year in this court and during the suit it be purchase the  purchaser on fill his supplemental bill come into the court pro good evil and  shall be liable to all of the cost in the proceed from the beginning to the  end of the suit for these reason his honour be of opinion that the new  assignee shall have the benefit of the former proceed in the suit commence by  the old assignee vide anon post see also Hewit v mantel will