case I green versus wood ux e contra Eq can ab pl S c a agreement for a  purchase obtain from a woman of ninety year of age and several suspicious  circumstance appear the court will neither decree it to be carry into  execution against the heir at law nor to be deliver up in Leonard Robinson a  attorney obtain a write from Elizabeth read then ninety year of age purport  that she be entitle to a estate in Essex as Vernon chancery case er p sister  and heiress of John green in case one Jermin green die without issue in  consideration of pound mention to be pay and secure to her she bargain sell  and convey all her right and title remainder and expectance to the same to the  say Leonard Robinson No part of the money be pay and Robinson pretend he make  the contract in trust for Jermin green but make no declaration of trust or  assignment to green but green in pay pound to Robinson to be pay over to mrs  read on execute conveyance and give he for his pain but afterward take bind  for repayment with interest from Robinson in a bill be bring by green to  compel a execution but no proceed therein then in mrs read be dead a bill be  bring against the now defendant as the daughter and heiress of mrs read then  Jermin green die the now plaintiff bring his bill of revivor against the  defendant it be object the agreement be obtain by a attorney Vernon chancery  case from a old woman of ninety year of age weak in body and mind can not  distinguish a sixpence from a shilling no counsel no friend to assist her  second the agreement not fair draw she bind and it be not only as a agreement  to convey but import to be a conveyance and yet the pound neither pay nor  secure three surreptitious and a surprise it mention land in York as well as  Essex when none such fourthly not pursue or prosecute recent as it ought to  have be nothing more than a attachment from to no proceed five plaintiff have  sue Robinson and recover back the pound as despair that the agreement will be  perform six the estate be now fall in possession and worth pound to be sell  and now the plaintiff will have it for pound Lord chancellor upon these  circumstance too hard to be decree in equity and dismiss the bill without cost  but will not decree the write to be deliver up on the cross bill vide Phillips  v duke of buck ante Vol and case cite in not there