Bona  fide  payment  by  debtor  to  feme  covert,  executrix,  at  her  request,  without
knowledge  of  non-assent  of  husband,  who  afterwards  refused  to  permit  her  to
act,  and  prevented  probate,  good  as  against  co-executor.  Pemberton  v.  Chap-
man, xc.  210 ;  7  E.  &  B.  210.
Affirmed  in  Exchequer  Chamber,  xcvi.  1056 ;  E.,  B.  &  E.  1056.
The  interest  of  the  husband  of  plaintiff  in  goods  converted  to  defendant's  use
before  plaintiff's  marriage,  goes  to  the  assignees  in  bankruptcy  of  the  husband,
and  they  must  unite  with  plaintiff  in  the  suit.  Richbell  v.  Alexander,  c.  324 :
l'O  C.  B.  N.  S.  324.
Mortgage  executed  by  wife  without  joinder  of  husband,  is  void  as  to  her.
Sharpe  o.  Gibbs,  cxi.  527  ;  16  C.  B.  N.  S.  527.
IV.  Wife's  interest  and  power  over  her  own  property.
May  make  a  voluntary  assignment  to  her  husband  of  money  left  to  her  for  her
sole  and  separate  use.     Sloper  v.  Cottrell,  Ixxxviii.  497  ;  6  E.  &  B.  497.
The  power  to  rescind  a  protection  order,  under  20  &  21  Vict.  c.  85,  s.  21,  is
restricted  to  the  magistrate  by  whom  it  was  granted.  Regina  v.  Arnold  cxvii.
o22  j  o  B.  &  S.  322.
V.  Conveyance  under  statutes.
Certificate  of  acknowledgment  of  deed  by  married  woman  beyond  the  seas,
under  d  &  4  Wm.  4,  c.  74,  received  and  filed  though  affidavit  did  not  state  place,
there  being  evidence  of  it  m  the  documents.  In  re  Partridge,  lxxxiv.  18  •  17  C.
B.  18.  '


244  HUSBAND  AND  WIFE,  V.
Where  husband  corresponds  with,  and  sends  money  to  wife,  they  are  not "  liv-
ing apart,"  under  3  &  4  ffm.  4,  c.  74.     In  re  Squires,  lxxxiv.  176;  17  C.  B.  176.
