case allen versus sayer all eoden die Eq can ab e pi p S a devise land to  trustee until debt pay and then to a infant and his heir defendant enter and  levy a fine and five year pass infant when of age bring a ejectment but be bar  because the trustee shall have enter equity will relieve and not suffer a  infant to be bar by laches of the trustee nor to be bar of a trust estate  during his infancy the infant in this case shall recover the mean profit I S  seize of the land in question devise they to trustee until debt pay then to  the plaintiff Allen and his heir Allen be then a infant the defendant Peter  sayer the father of some of the defendant enter and convey to some other of  the defendant in trust and then die and the defendant trustee take out letter  of administration of his effect r l Vernon chancery case enter on the estate  and levy a fine in and nonclaim pass the plaintiff when of age bring a  ejectment and be nonsuit by the fine and nonclaim and now bring his bill to be  relieve for possession and a account of profit and although the fine and  nonclaim be a good bar at law the legal estate be in the trustee who be of  full age and ought to have enter yet the plaintiff ought not to suffer for  their laches be a infant and as soon as of age make his entry and bring his  ejectment and likewise his bill in this court before five year incur after he  attain his age and the court decree the possession and a account of profit so  far as the defendant have asset of Peter sayer but no further r l declare the  fine and nonclaim shall not run upon the trust in the infant minority nor he  suffer for the laches of his trustee vide Wych v east India company p wms and  particular note g there Mitford plead d Edit Hovenden v Annesley Sch l  pentland v Stokes ba be so time in redemption of mortgage may run upon a  infant saint John v turner post note it do not appear whether the debt be all  pay nor whether the plaintiff become entitle to the possession nor do it  appear from the register book further than by statement in the bill Reg lib a  fol Vernon chancery case er p