case gyles versus hall refer to Kinnard v Trollope Ch d bank of new south  Wales v OConnor App Cas Lord chancellor king as to a tender of mortgage money  there ought to be reasonable notice of pay it in and if the tender be insist  on to stop interest the money must be keep dead from that time because the  party be to be uncore priest six month notice give to pay in the mortgagemoney  at Lincoln inn hall though this be not the place mention in the proviso of the  deed yet where money be lend in town and no objection make to the notice no  reason for a personal tender or to make a man carry a great sum to a person in  the country the plaintiff bill be to compel a reassignment of a mortgage and  to stop the payment of interest from the that of September there have be then  a tender make of pound the mortgagemoney and interest it appear that on the  day before the that of march the mortgagor give personal notice in write to  the defendant the mortgagee that he will tender the money and interest between  the hour of ten and twelve in the morning at Lincoln inn hall on the that of  September which accord be do object by solicitor general Talbot Lincoln inn  hall be not name in the proviso in the mortgage deed as the place for the  payment of the money and therefore the tender must be to the person Lord  chancellor the money be lend in town and after personal notice give for the  payment thereof and no objection make by the mortgagee to the place at the  time of the notice it will be very hard to make the mortgagor travel with this  great sum of money to Oxford where the mortgagee live but in this case it  ought to appear that the mortgagor from peer William that time always keep the  money ready whereas the contrary thereof be prove that the mortgagor be not  ready to pay it therefore the interest must run on and decree the defendant to  reassign to the mortgagor or his order a tender must be strict make in order  to stop interest on a mortgage bishop v church ves Garforth v Bradley ves  Shrapnell v black Eq can ab pl et vide Wiltshire v smith atk peer William er p