case William else against grace else executrix of John Ellis the son of the  say William Ellis enter Michaelmas term will roll infant Chargeable for money  lend to buy necessary if so lie out S c comb S c Mod S c salk S c ld ray  Indebitatus assumpsit on two promise for one hundred pound the defendant plead  infancy in her testator at the time of the respective promise the plaintiff  reply protestand that he be not a infant at the time of the promise pro plea  to say as to the say two promise quod ipse to appropriate extraponebat et to  loosen l parcel ind et however parcellam prd l pro bed England lodging pro  prfat John Ellis et predict agreeableness prd John et prd agreeableness  conjugate existent ac pro emption unavoidable et drink et victim et  sustentation substantial object prf John et prd Grati et household sum prd  John ad tunc to have book et hoc paralus be verify c a see king v grey inn  dougl to king v bishop of Chester term Rep king v marquis of Stafford and t  Giffard term Rep modern report er p et quoad l resid ind et qulibet parcella  prd forty lib to be pro emption unavoidable c et such prd l per Self will  Ellis prfat John mutually that et accommodate et per prfatum Johan Ellis  mutually habit et recept per prfatum Johan Ellis ex to suspend et pay out et  extraposit to be c et hoc a preparation be verify whereon car the defendant  demurrer in law and it be not now question but that a infant shall be  Chargeable for necessary for his family as well as for himself but the great  objection to the replication be that though a man may find necessary for a  infant yet be can safe lend money to a infant to provide necessary for himself  as to which the court be of opinion that if the infant spend the modern report  money otherwise then he shall not be Chargeable but if be lie it out in  necessary accord to the lend as it be aver in the replication he do then be  shall be Chargeable because it be the same as if the lender have buy the  necessary for he a which employment be traversable a venue shall have be lie  for which omission the court give judgement quid to express grief nil to take  in hand bill be