tValsk.  vol.  18.  p.  559

7.  When  a  trustee  hat  a  power  of  sale  over
real  estate,  with  power  to  give  receipts,
and  it  is  declared  that  the  purchaser
shall  not  be  liable  for  the  misapplication
of  the  purchase-money,  the  payment  to


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the  authorised  agent  of  the  trustee,  even
thouj^h  he  be  tenant  for  life,  is  not  a
breach  of  trust  or  invalid.  Hope  v.  Lid'
dell  (No.  1);  LiddeH  v.  Norton,

vol.  21,  p.  188

8.  Where  an  ajrent  is  authorized  by  trustees
to  receive  trust  money,  and  receives  it
accordingly,  the  reccrpt  of  that  money
by  rhe  agent  binds  the  trustees  and  dis-
charges the  person  who  paid  it.  Robert^
son  V.  jfrnufrong.  vol.  28,  p.  123

9.  Trustees  authorized  their  solicitors  to
receive  trust  money.  The  solicitors  re-
ceived it  and  handed  it  over  to  the  tenant
for  life,  whereby  it  was  lost.  Held,  that
a  bill  by  a  cestui  que  trust,  seeking  to
charge  the  solicitors  only  and  not  the
trustees,  could  not  be  maintained,  for
that  it  was  only  through  the  trustees
that  the  solicitors  could  be  made  liable.
Ibid.
TURNPIKE  ACT.
