chancery report sander contra page the husband and wife seize in fee in the  right of the wife levy a fine to a and b c to the use of a and b for year and  after to the use of the wife and her heir and declare the trust of the term to  be for the husband during his life and after for the wife and the heir of her  body with remainder over and chancery report er p after the husband and the  wife join in a fine sur to go away to I S for twentyone year render pound rend  per annum to the baron for his life and after to the wife and her heir and  after the wife die and after her husband die intestate sander take out  Administration to the husband and page to the wife be also heir to her and the  plaintiff sue to have this term for year upon pretence that if it have be a  term in the wife in law her husband shall have have it by survivor or at least  the rend during the residue of the twentyone year but the bill be dismiss for  though it be true that if a woman be beneficiary and trust of a term as the  case of sir Edward turner against his mother be and then marry without any  agreement by the husband before marriage that the trust shall be to her  separate use and that chancery report the husband shall not intermeddle  therewith yet if the husband after marriage dispose of the term for a valuable  consideration it shall be good in equity as well as if she have the term in  her self and marry c and the judgement that be give by the Lord Nottingham to  the contrary be say by himself to have be upon a mistake for that the wife  have marry a former husband that husband and she before the marriage do make  such agreement but when she marry with sir Edward turner no such provision be  make but the Lord Nottingham think that such provision have be in his case  decree the sale void and it be reverse as it seem by his own approbation in  the house of lord but here be no such thing but the husband be agree to the  trust for the term and therefore shall not have it by survivor nor can he have  dispose of it without her be examine in chancery or by join with her in a fine  and if he can not dispose of the term itself or any part thereof by himself  the rend here reserve shall not go to his executor upon the mere reservation  but if the covenant have be to pay he and his executor and administrator the  rend perhaps he may have it upon the contract though not as a rend Nelson er p  Nelson report report and case argue and decree in the court OF chancery in the  reign of king Charles I king Charles two and king William III easter term car