coke a sir Gerrard fleetwood case pasch James a sale by a debtor to the king  of a lease for year be good such lease shall not be extend in the hand of the  purchaser for the king debt a sale of chattel good fide be good after  judgement but not after execution award a felon or traitor may after the  felony or treason and before conviction sell good fide for his sustenance c  his chattel real or personal sir William Fleetwood year Elizabeth be possess  of a house and certain land in pinner in the parish of harrow in harrow in the  county of Middlesex for certain year yet during and year Elizabeth he become  receiver general of the revenue of the court of ware c and enter into twenty  bind each of they with condition to make a yearly perfect account before the  that of June c and afterward upon several account in the year and Elizabeth he  become indebt to the queen in great sum of money and he be so indebt by his  indenture Feb Elizabeth n consideration of bargain and sell the say lease to  James Pemberton by force whereof be enter and be thereof possess which mesne  conveyancer and in consideration of be sell to sir Gerrard Fleetwood the  question be whether the say message and land be now extendible or liable to  the king debt and although it be at the election of the sheriff either to  extend or to sell a lease so long as it remain in the debtor hand as appear in  the book of a Br execute Br assize Br extinguishment a ass p ass p e h c yet  it be resolve b Br assize b that the say sale of the term shall bind the king  because the term be but a chattel and there be no covin in the case and a sale  c roll c good fide of chattel be good after judgement but not d cro James cro  Elizabeth roll cro car Leon kelw a car c more roll d after execution award a  Vid note a Lillingstons case ante   a and as to whether under the word good in  the stat car c leaseholds be comprise v id burdon v Kennedy atk Sugden on  vendor et seq that edit a as appear in h coke report b er p per cur h h and of  the freehold or inheritance which he have at the time of the e Cr James h Cr  car kelw a car c e judgement in case of a common person and from the time one  become the king debtor Elizabeth dyer sir William f   b   a Plowd a godb roll  Rep hard dyer pl f cavendish case and the case in g roll roll Plowd a ass pl  Fitzherbert execute Br execution   light a g ass p be urge to the contrary  where the king debtor take a lease to he and his wife for year and before  execution the husband die execution be sue against the wife for it be the act  of the husband and he have power of the term coke b at the time of his death  and the wife come to it without valuable consideration and in a certain way  continue in of the interest of her husband and coke chief justice say that a  receiver or other accountant who be indebt shall not be in a worse case than a  h   light a Plowd a before a h felon or traitor who may after the felony or  treason and before conviction sell good fide for his sustenance c his chattel  be they real or personal b a person be in Newgate for robbery and burglary and  his good be seize by the defendant who be sheriff of London make a bill of  sale of all his good to his son on trover bring by the son against the  defendant it be hold by holt CJ that the bill be fraudulent and that though a  sale good fide and for a valuable consideration have be good because the party  have a property in the good till conviction and ought to be reasonable sustain  out of they yet that such a conveyance as this can be intend to any other  purpose than to prevent a forfeiture and defraud the king and this he say be a  fraud at the commonlaw Jones v Ashurt skin if such a conveyance be not a fraud  at commonlaw yet it seem clear to be a fraud within stat Elizabeth c  Pauncefoots case cite in twine case Ceo a black command Vid vin ab forfeiture  p b