case hartop versus Whitmore see Pym v Lockyer my Cr ante wms S c a devise to  his daughter pound upon condition she marry with the consent of her mother if  not pound only she marry in the lifetime of her father and mother without  their consent but afterward the father give her pound this be a satisfaction  of the legacy a man by his will give a portion of pound to his daughter if she  marry with her mother consent but if not then pound only the daughter after in  the lifetime of her father and mother marry without the consent of either of  they but the father be afterward prevail on to give a portion of pound and die  some time after without any alteration of his will and the daughter husband  after become a bankrupt this bill be bring by the assignee under that  commission to have the pound or at least the pound give the daughter for her  portion by the father will but the bill be dismiss for that the pound give by  the father in his lifetime be a satisfaction of the legacy and a revocation of  the will as to that portion and the pound be to take place on her marry with  her mother consent which can only be intend after the father death and  consequent the legacy never become due at all the above case be not so  accurate state by Peer William and although more correct in this book yet  imperfect the word of the will as take from the record be as follow I further  will devise give and bequeathe to my daughter d W pound if she shall be then  live and unmarried or marry by and with her say mother full consent first have  and obtain in write but if marry when it be appoint to be pay her and that  without her mother full consent first have and obtain in write then and in  such case I hereby will and bequeathe her only pound and then to be pay her at  her age of year the testator appoint his wife the defendant executrix the  daughter marry young the bankrupt in the life of the father without consent  though after a treaty and offer of pound portion which have be refuse the  husband after marriage apply for her fortune the father offer he pound and the  defendant Sarah say if she survive her husband and have it in her power she  will give her another pound the husband will not then accept it but afterward  write a letter for it and it be pay to flame for his use who give a receipt  for it young become a bankrupt and the plaintiff as his assignee file a bill  for de legacy which be dismiss brown Rep n