carpenter contra tucker car foe bind this case be touch a bind of pound enter  into James to Charles Tucker decease which be twentytwo year since which bind  be leave in the hand of one Orpwood as a void bind the money thereby Payable  be long since satisfy as the plaintiff insist forasmuch as the say bind be of  such antiquity and the defendant tucker father the obligee live till about  seven or eight year pass and never demand the money nor have any interest  therefore and the bind be but late come to the defendant tucker hand who be  his father be executor this court do conceive that the say bind have be  satisfy and ought not chancery report either in equity or good conscience  after so long time to be put in suit against the plaintiff and decree the same  to be cancel and if judgement enter thereon the same to be vacate owner Savil  contra Savil car foe custom of York as to the personal estate of one die  within that province the bill be to discover the personal estate of sir Henry  Savil decease late husband of the plaintiff dame mary and to have her moiety  of the same accord to the custom of the province of York it be observe that  when any one live or die within the say province have a wife and no child at  his death be possess of a personal chancery report er p estate of good they be  to be equal divide into two part the one part whereof to the party die without  issue and the other part to his wife over and above her jewel and wear apparel  and the plaintiff also pray relief against a assignment of certain mortgage  land undue get from her husband a little before his death the Lord keeper  after deliberate hear of the matter and proof take time to advice touch the  custom and hear the counsel several time and have take all the particular of  the Cause into consideration and find the demand to chancery report be great  on both side and the party whole submit the same to his lordship his lordship  decree that the say defendant John Savil shall pay to the plaintiff the sum of  pound in full satisfaction of all demand upon the say bill vide a late statute  William and mary this custom alter