case marthan cottle widow plaintiff jane fripp widow and james ivy defendant  April Eq can ab pl S g the husband in consideration of his wife join with he  in a fine and part with her jointure of per and give her trustee a bind to  settle other land of pound per and on the wife for life remainder to the heir  of his body by her the husband be indebt in other bind die intestate and the  wife take administration and confess judgement to her trustee on a bill by  another bondcreditor decree the wife bind as to herself only to be perform  before the plaintiff be pay but the child to have no benefit of this bind  preferable to the other bondcreditors the husband be to be make tenant in tail  of the land by the condition of the bind the defendant jane fripp have a  portion of four hundred pound Edward fripp her late husband father pursuant to  a agreement make before marriage settle a jointure of forty pound per and on  the defendant for life issue out of a impropriate parsonage of Tilshead in  Wiltshire Richard fripp the defendant late husband prevail on the defendant to  levy a fine and to join in the sale of the impropriation to one holiday and in  consideration thereof and in lieu of her jointure the say Richard fripp Jan  give bind to the defendant ivy of one thousand two hundred pound penalty  condition that if she shall at any Vernon chancery case time during her life  settle land and tenement of the yearly value of forty pound per and beyond  reprize to the use of the defendant jane for life in lieu of her jointure  remainder to the heir of the say Richard fripp on the say defendant beget or  in default of such settlement if the say Richard fripp shall pay to the  defendant ivy seven hundred pound to the use of the say jane for life  remainder to the use of the child of the say Richard fripp beget on the body  of the defendant the bind to be void Richard fripp may borrow fifty pound of  the plaintiff cottle on his and his brother Benjamin Frips bind and before  payment die intestate the defendant his widow have take administration the  bill be to have a account and discovery of his estate in order to satisfy the  complainant debt and complain of fraudulent demand set up by the defendant the  defendant by answer insist on the bind to ivy to be satisfy in the first place  she have confess judgement thereon to ivy and be leave without any other  provision for herself or child upon debate the court decree that the bind and  judgement to ivy shall be allow and stand good so far as to secure forty pound  per and to the wife for life so a previous agreement to settle presume on  recital and settlement thereon declare good against bondcreditors anon pre Ch  but as to the remainder to the child or any settlement to be make for they the  court take it that upon the word of the condition of the bind the husband be  to have be tenant in tail and may have bar such settlement if make as to the  child and therefore as against the plaintiff the defendant must have a  satisfaction prior to he but as to the child he must be prefer and decree it  accord vide ball v burnford pre Ch