chancery report porter contra emery car foe that Thomas Brett James be seize  in feetail of the farm call Phelow mortgage the same to though Emery father of  the defendant for pound Feb James the say premise be then in lease to one sack  the say Brett grant the premise to Edward Emery and his heir brother of the  say Thomas in trust for the say Thomas and the say Brett do thereby covenant  at all time then after to make further assurance unto the say Edward Emery his  heir and assign which assurance be make with intent that the say Edward shall  immediate after reconvey the say premise to the say Brett and his heir upon  condition that if the say Brett or his heir or assign shall not pay the say  pound and interest at the time prefix then the say Edward may reenter and that  the that of Feb be the next day after the say Edward seal a Reconveyance unto  the say Brett with a covenant therein that if the say Brett or his heir or  assign do pay the say pound and interest accord to the say condition that then  the say Edward shall quit the premise and in rafter term follow Brett suffer a  recovery and the say chancery report Brett after the say conveyance so make  and reconvey receive the rend and about James Brett die and by will bequeathe  the premise to the plaintiff and his heir and desire the say Thomas Emery to  release the say mortgage the plaintiff pay he what money be due and the say  Edward Emery also die and his estate descend unto the say Thomas Emery who  also die and the defendant claim the premise as son and heir of the say Thomas  his father and purchase the interest also of the heir of the say Brett now the  question be how the recovery suffer as aforesaid do work whether only to the  first conveyance make to the say Edward Emery or whether to the conveyance and  Reconveyance make to though Brett this court with the assistance of the judge  declare that in law and equity the say recovery do work and inure to the use  in the say Reconveyance and that the benefit of the say redemption belong to  the plaintiff and decree the same accord chancery report er p