case turner versus gwynn novembris in court Lord chancellor Eq can ab pl S c  one seize in tail and a term in trustee to attend the inheritance levy a fine  and by deed subject the land to a debt of but declare that after the debt pay  the land to be to the old use and after devise the land for payment of all his  debt decree the land liable to all the debt in general say Q the case be to  this effect a man have a long term for year settle to attend the inheritance  which be entail he by a fine and deed to lead the use thereof subject this  term for the payment of pound but declare that after the sum be pay the land  shall be to the same use as before the case as state in Reg lib be as follow  Howell gwynn by indenture of settlement that September car make on his  marriage with Elizabeth Jones become tenant for life of the premise in  question remainder to Roland gwynn his son in tailmale and that Howell and his  wife be such tenant for life and Howell have borrow of one take pound for  secure the same do in the year levy a fine and suffer a recovery thereof to  the use of take for secure the pound and after payment thereof to the same use  as in the say deed of settlement Roland gwynn on the death of the say Howell  his father then become entitle to the premise as tenant in tail become indebt  to plaintiff testator or intestate by bind and afterward make his will in and  devise his real and personal estate in caermarthenshire to his wife for a term  of thirteen year for payment of his debt and legacy and if his debt and legacy  shall not be pay in thirteen year then he charge the same land and also his  land in brecknockshire be the land so settle as aforesaid to discharge the  same and the decree be that the feesimple land subject by the will of Roland  gwynn to the payment of his debt together with his personal estate shall be  apply in the payment thereof and in case they shall be find not sufficient  then that the other feesimple land be forthwith sell for that purpose Reg lib  b fol the bill be to subject this term to the payment of other debt Vernon  chancery case for the defendant it be insist that a term which be limit to  attend the inheritance be not asset either in law or equity vide tiffin v  tiffin ante p chapman v bind post p and when it be subject for a particular  purpose only it shall not be strain or extend further but for the plaintiff it  be answer that though a term limit to attend the inheritance be not in itself  in any sort asset either in law or equity yet a man that have such a term in  he may subject it to the payment of debt if he please and gwynn in this case  have actual do it he have by his will devise all his land in the county of b  where these land lie for the payment of his debt to this it be answer that  those word in the will may be otherwise satisfy for that he have feesimple  land in that county and the devise shall be intend of they only but that not  appear in the cause it be decree for the plaintiff and the land subject to the  payment of the testator debt in general say yet qure for it seem he be but  tenant in tail of the inheritance and so can not charge it by his will unless  it be intend he have still a power of do it lodge in he by reason of the fine  notwithstanding he have declare that after payment of the pound it shall go to  the former use here appear to have be a rehear as to a particular Vernon  chancery case er p demand of the plaintiff on the premise in question and  which be decree to be pay thereout if necessary Reg lib b fol