Explanation:

Aldrich v Cooper.

Aldrich v. Cooper, (1803) 8 ves 382 (385) Lord Eldon stated that in a case where a person has two funds he shall not by his election disappoint or prejudice the rights of the parties. He should demarcate the interests and satisfy the precedent mortgagees debt having due regard of the subsequent mortgagees. Hence he reiterated the doctrine of marshalling and held that marshalling can be done in a way by arranging the securities so that one can satisfy various claims.