atherton v worth Aug bill by such creditor as have sign a deed of composition  arise from a trust estate convey for the purpose of pay debt in general other  creditor refuse to come in to have the trust of the deed carry into execution  dismiss Henry worth be great indebt by mortgage bind and otherwise to diverse  person by deed of lease and release date the that and that February convey his  estate to trustee to sell for payment of his debt shall the creditor come in  and accept the composition thereby make the plaintiff and many other sign the  deed and agree to accept the composition other refuse and in consequence of  such refusal the trustee refuse to execute their trust the bill be bring to  establish the say deed to have the trust estate sell and the money apply in  discharge of the creditor come in under the deed subject to two mortgage to  the representative of one dickens Crewys to have a account take of what be due  to the plaintiff and the other creditor who have accede to the trust deed it  be argue on the part of the plaintiff that the intention of the debtor be just  and commendable that he be desirous of satisfy his creditor as far as his  estate and effect will extend that he have with that view and for that purpose  convey and assign his estate to trustee that they the plaintiff have show  their ready disposition to accede to the term of the deed and have execute it  and it be hard that they shall be deprive of this benefit by the perverseness  of creditor who will not accede to the deed sir Thomas clarke m r frequent  call upon the plaintiff counsel to produce a instance of such a suit and  proceed thus the defendant worth by the conveyance mean to do justice to all  his creditor in general and not to be partial and to carry the trust of the  deed into execution for the benefit of those who have sign it by sell the  estate and apply the money arise from the sale as pray will be act contrary to  what the deed speak and certain be not intend if a debtor convey a estate to  trustee for payment of his debt and to divide the trust money among the  creditor in proportion to their debt it be not Obligatory on the creditor to  come in and accede to it neither will it prevent a creditor who do not choose  to come in from take a legal course or such as he shall be advice for payment  of his debt the court have no power to prevent he be I to entertain the suit  and direct a execution of the trust as dickens pray it will in effect be do so  nay it will be better to do so for after have proceed at law and obtain  judgement there will be nothing to execute it upon but the body of the debtor  the meaning of the conveyance as I before observe be for the benefit of all  the creditor or none I have repeat desire a single instance to be produce not  one have be produce and I be persuade can I must say that I have not in my  research meet with one I mention the manner in which the case impress I at the  open after a week in hear I see no cause to alter my opinion therefore let the  bill be dismiss and I bless God this be not the dernier resort there be two  thing against which a judge ought to guard precipitancy and procrastination  sir Nicholas Bacon be make to say which I hope never again to hear that a  speedy injustice be as good as justice which be slow dickens er p