mortgage  deed  (e)  for  a  sum  due  for  necessaries.     But  an
infant  may  take  a  debt  due  for  necessaries  out  of  the  Statute
of  Limitations  by  an  acknowledgment  in  writing  signed  by
hun(/). — An  infant  cannot  be  charged  at  law  for  money  Moneyient
lent  or  upon  any  security  for  money  lent,  though  for  the    °  ™  '^^  •
purpose  of  expending  it  in  necessaries  (g) ;  but  he  may  be
charged  with  an  implied  debt  for  money  paid  for  his  use,  in
respect  of  money  which  has  been  expended  by  another  in
supplying  him  with  necessaries  {h).     Where  an  infant  bor-
rowed money  for  the  purpose  of  providing  himself  with
necessaries,  and  after  attaining  full  age  devised  his  lands  to

(u)  Brayshaw  v.  Eaton,  5  Bing.  N.  (a)  Tmeman  v.  Surst,  1  T.  E.  40  ;

C.  231 ;  7  Scott,  183  ;  see  Saltan  v.  Ingledew  t.  Douglas,  2  Stark.  36  ;
Gib,  5  Bing.  N.  C.  198  ;  7  Scott,  117.       Oliver  v.  Woodroffe,  4  M.  &  W.  653.
[x)  Barnes  v.  Toye,  L.  R.  13  Q.  B.  {ti)    Oliver    v.     Woodrofe,    supra  ;

D.  410  ;   53  L.  J.  Q.  B.  667  ;  John-  Saunderson  v.  Marr,  1  H.'  Bl.  7.5.
stone  V.  Maries,  19  Q.  B.  D.  609  ;  57  (c)  Co.  Lit.  172  a  ;  see  ante,  p.  466.
li.  J.  Q.  B.  6,  dissenting  iiomSyder  (d)  Fishery.  Mowlray,  8  East,  330.
V.  Wombwell,  L.  R.  3  Ex.  90  ;  ib.  4  («)  Martin  t.   Gale,  L.  E.  4  C.  D.
Ex.  42.  428  ;  46  L.  J.  C.  84.
