case in chancery cook against bampfield may lessee of a prebend mortgage his  lease and after the day pay the money and then surrender and take a lease from  the prebend he have good equity against the mortgagee if the prebend die  equity shall not make the second lease good against the successor William  pierce prebend of RutlandDenham lease the rectory of r to Thomas bampfield  George and Edward bampfield in trust for Thomas who convey his case in  chancery er p trust to sir b p but g b be no party but beyond sea the prebend  lessor die Tisdel his successor on a surrender to he of the former lease  produce to he but g b seal it not so that in law it be void against g b make  another lease to sir b p for three life which lease be for diverse year enjoy  till all those three life die Tisdel be dead cook take a lease of Duncomb who  succeed Tisdel for pound fine George Bampfleld come from beyond sea and set on  foot his Title for a three part the matter be by reference put to arbitration  the point of trust or no trust be before by direction try by a verdict for  cook that g b his name be use in trust for Thomas and g b have by trial at law  recover one three part of the premise the arbitrator award that g b shall  permit cook to enjoy the say three part pay pound yearly to g b during his  life g b die the plaintiff exhibit a new bill against Edward b recite the  former and pray relief Duncomb die Aston succeed in the prebendary and before  the last bill Aston for pound make a new lease to Edward b for three life yet  in be Edward b be bind to cook that g b shall perform which in all George time  be on all side S execute Aston receive the rend of cook after duncomb death  novemb car it be decree that Edward and Georqe b shall pay to cook all the  profit receive deduct the pound per annum and that Edward b shall assign his  lease to cook for three such life as he shall name and on a bill of review  this decree be confirm by the Lord keeper finch that of may instant Ellis and  Littleton concur the objection against the decree be first that the lease of  Duncomb be not good in law be of the whole in possession and reversion when at  the make thereof George b be tenant for life for one three part which be not  much deny and be avoid by Act of parliament this court may not supply it and  Aston case in chancery the successor be not bind by any transaction of the  account make in the time of his predecessor against a Act of parliament and it  be as free for Edward b to deal for a estate with Aston the prebend as for any  other man and that if there be any equity to support the lease against the  lessee or his assign or against Duncomb predecessor to Aston that equity shall  not bind Aston put the case the lessee of a prebend or bishop shall mortgage  his lease or part of it and after the day pay the money and then surrender and  take a lease from the prebend he have good equity against the mortgagee but if  the prebend die this equity shall not make the second lease good against the  successor against the statute which bind all man and have no save of such  right of equity and the chancellor may not add to a statute to make a save  which the statute have not make a infant bind by statute of fine shall not  have be help in equity but notwithstanding the decree be confirm for by the  surrender of though who be beneficiary and trust the lease in equity be avoid  as to the then prebend and therefore shall never be set on foot against a  successor Duncomb take pound fine and resign when there can no more fine be  make and Aston will now set on foot the statute and a new fine which appear  against the practice the d objection the purchaser from t b videlicet b p take  a new lease for three life whereby the purchaser have the full benefit of his  purchase and those new life be now all dead it be no reason that cook shall  set on foot the interest of the old lease again the Lord keeper nor shall  Aston nor Edward b the decree be confirm