case fellow versus mitchell and Owen Ant can the plaintiff fellow and the  defendant Owen be make trustee on the marriage of Charles Mitchell and his  wife and have a term for year lodge in they of the manor Vernon chancery case  er p of long Bradde in trust to raise two thousand pound to be place but at  interest or invest in land with the approbation of Charles Mitchell and  interest and profit to Charles Mitchell for life and to the wife for life and  then to the child as the wife shall appoint and in default of a appointment to  they equal Mr Pollixfen advance the two thousand pound with other money upon a  mortgage of the estate the trustee both join in a assignment of the estate and  in a receipt or a acquittance for the two thousand pound but it be pay one  thousand pound thereof to the plaintiff and the other one thousand pound to  his cotrustee the defendant Owen who be since become insolvent Charles  Mitchell present and consent to the payment Vernon chancery case the question  be whether the plaintiff Mitchell shall be liable to the one thousand pound  receive by Owen and decree he shall not and upon payment of the one thousand  pound receive by he into court to be indemnified Reg lib a fol the insolvency  of Owen be not state but he do not appear vide p wms SC Spalding v Shalmer  ante vol p and case cite in note p and in addition French v Hobson Ves it be  admit that the precedent that have be produce as foster and Townly cro car  Murrell and Pitt and Widmore and bind c be for make joint trustee if they have  join in receipt and acquittance to be answerable for each other but that seem  to be against natural justice unless they have so join in receipt as not to be  distinguish what have be receive by one and what by the other there indeed of  necessity they must both be charge with the whole and that be from their own  neglect or default as if another man shall blend his money with I by render my  property uncertain he lose his own and there be a difference between  jointtrustees and executor executor may act separate if they think fit but if  a trust estate be to be sell the trustee must both join in convey and also in  receipt otherwise no one will purchase and since one trustee have equal power  authority and interest with the other the one can in reason insist or desire  to receive more of the considerationmoney than the other or to be more trustee  than his partner or cotrustee