case MOORECROFT versus dowding Lord chancellor king Eq can ab pl one buy a  estate in the name of a trustee who give a bind in pound penalty to assign the  estate as the beneficiary and trust or his executor shall direct beneficiary  and trust die and his executor bring debt on the bind and recover judgement  and have the in money pay he after which he bring a bill to have a conveyance  of the estate trustee decree to convey to the plaintiff and to account for the  profit but to discount and be allow the pound and interest which he aid by the  custom of the manor copyhold be usual grant for three life in possession or  for one or two life in possession and for two or one life in reversion make in  all three life and a be a copyholder for two life of this manor upon his mark  peer William er p riage covenant to surrender his copyhold to the use of  himself for life remainder to his wife for life and likewise covenant to  purchase a reversionary estate for one life in the copyhold and to surrender  the same to such use as the husband and wife or the survivor or the executor  or administrator of the survivor shall appoint peer William the husband  purchase a reversionary life in the copyhold expectant on the death of the two  life and purchase it in the name of a three person who give a bind in pound  penalty to the husband to surrender the copyhold upon request to such person  and use as the husband and wife or the survivor or the executor or  administrator of the survivor shall appoint the husband and wife die and the  administrator bring a action upon the bind against the trustee recover  judgement for the pound penalty and have the money pay he but yet afterward  bring this bill against the trustee to compel he to surrender the copyhold to  the use of the plaintiff insist for the defendant that this bill do not lie in  regard the pound the penalty of the bind be a state damage for the breach of  trust and that the plaintiff have his election either to bring his bill to  have the copyhold and a specific execution of the trust or may if he please  sue the bind and content himself with the penalty but that there be no colour  of reason that the plaintiff shall recover the pound on the bind and the  copyhold too which he be now endeavour to do Lord chancellor there be no  reason that the plaintiff shall have the pound on the bind and the copyhold  likewise but the defendant be a plain trustee and continue a trustee for the  plaintiff until he hang perform the trust must account for the profit to the  plaintiff who have in equity a specific right to the land see Hobson v Trevor  ante but in that account the and interest must be deduct and the defendant the  trustee to have a allowance for the same Reg lib b fol it appear that the  defendant express insist by his answer that he ought not to be double vex by  be sue in equity after have be compel to pay the penalty of the bind at law  but nevertheless it be decree as above