case anonymous a court of equity may order a feme covert who be a infant be a  heir or trustee to levy a fine a petition in chancery be exhibit against a  infant the heir of a mortgagee in fee upon the statute annae c this statute  extend only to plain and express trust and not to those trust which be imply  and exist only by construction of equity Goodwin v Lister p wms which recite  that many inconvenience arise by reason person under age of year have estate  in trust or by way of mortgage can convey any sure estate in such land and  tenement enact that person under age by the direction of the court of chancery  or exchequer on petition of the beneficiary and trust or mortgagor shall  convey and assure such land in such manner as the court shall direct and such  conveyance or assurance shall be as good and effectual to all intent as if  such infant be of full age and such infant shall and may be compel to make  such conveyance and assurance in like manner as trustee or mortgagee of full  age be compellable to convey or assign their trust or estate the heir against  who the petition be be a feme covert and it be doubt by the master of the roll  whether she can be compel to levy a fine because such fine must enure to a  double intent first to assure or convey the estate as she be a infant and then  to bar her as she be a feme covert upon which application be make to the Lord  chancellor who propose the matter to my consideration as it may be a case that  may come before the court of exchequer comens and I think that the court may  order a infant that be a feme covert to levy a fineThe Lord chancellor in the  case of winnington v Foley report in p wms declare that he do not know how he  can direct the judge or commissioner to take a fine from a infant but order  the master to direct a proper conveyance for the Act be general first that all  person under age shall convey and assure so that it seem to be the intent of  the act that every infant which comprehend all without exception whether  covert or not and a feme covert can assure otherwise than by a fine and the  statute direct that such infant shall convey and assure and the inconvenience  before the statute be recite to be that before a infant can not make a sure  estate so that whatever act be necessary for any infant to do in order to make  a sure estate or assure to the party the land c the infant be compellable to  make for he be to convey or assure in such a manner as the court shall direct  and such conveyance shall be good and effectual to all intent in such manner  as if the party be of full age it seem to be leave therefore to the discretion  of the court what conveyance be proper and whatever it will be needful for a  person of full age to do to make a sure estate the court may direct a infant  to execute and consequent since a feme covert of full age can not assure but  by fine the court may direct a infant to convey in the same manner it be true  that in many case a deed shall not enure to a double intent but that be when  one intent be single in view for if one and the same act must in the nature of  the thing have a double operation or effect the law will allow it to enure to  a double intent as if a seize grant to the disseizee for life or in tail who  assigns it over to another such assignment enures as a trust and confirmation  too   light a