when  the  capita]  to  be  placed*  at  their
dhspoaal.  Held,  that  the  sons  were  en-
titled to  payment  of  the  capital  on  at-
uining  twenty-one.      /»  r<(  /aco6*«  Will,

voJ.  29,  p.  402
15.  As  to  the  liability  of  a  residuary  de-
visee and  legatee  to  whom  all  the  assets
have  been  handed  over  without  having
provided  for  the  primary  charges  thereon.
Hepworth  v.  HiU.  vol.  SO,  p.  476


PAYMENT  (INTO  COURT).
[See  Accgontant-Gen^raLi  Directors,
Trustee  Relief  Act,  Vendor  and
Purchaser.]

1.  The  sukB  to  be  allowed  executors  for  the
expenses  of  transferring  a  large  sum  of
money  into  court  is  one  guinea,  and  extra
brokerage  was,  therefore,  diaallowed.
HopkhuoH  V.  Roe.  vol.  1,  p.  188

2.  An  executor  and  trustee,  who  had  lent
trust  money  on  unsurrendered  copyholds,
a  deposit  of  a  lease,  and  a  bond,  ordered,
on  motion,  to  pay  the  amount  into  court.
Wyatt  V.  SkarratL  vol.  8,  p.  498

3.  On  an  application  for  payment  of  money
into  Court,  it  was  objected  that  penMns
having  an  interest  were  not  before  the
Court.  The  order  was  made  on  the
undertaking  of  the  Plaintiff  to  make
them  psrties.     WhUmmrsh  v.  Roherteon,

vol.  4,  p.  26

4.  An  order,  on  motion,  for  payment  into
Court  by  a  trustee  of  trust  funds  admit-
ted to  have  been  sold  out  under  a  power  of
attorfiey  executed  by  him,  refused,  on  the
ground  that  there  was  not  a  sufficient
aiinission  of  the  misapplication,  and  the
trustees  being  authorized  to  vary  the  in-
vestmonts.    Meyer  v.  Mpntriou.
