case Dorrington versus Jackson and watson eoden die in court Lord chancellor a  recover judgement against b and have a lease sell to he by the sheriff c the  ground landlord enter and have judgement in ejectment for nonpayment of the  ground rend offer a upon payment of arrear of rend and cost at law to make he  a new lease for the remainder of the term a refuse this offer c let we it to  another a bring his bill to be relieve against the recovery and forfeiture at  law have first tender the arrear and cost bill dismiss with cost hind and his  wife who be the widow and administratrix of colvile be possess for year of a  message call the three tunns in lombardstreet the before part by lease from  sir Christopher buckle under a ground rend of ten pound per and and the back  part by lease from the defendant Jackson at a ground rend of pound per and the  plaintiff Dorrington bring a action against they at law for a debt owe by the  interstate colvile whereunto they appear and hind become a bankrupt and he and  his wife abscond the plaintiff obtain judgement against they at law by default  and upon a sale set forth have these term for year sell unto he by the sheriff  but pen that proceed at law buckle and Jackson the head landlord enter for  nonpayment of ground rend and obtain several judgement in ejectment Dorrington  agree with buckle and pay he his rend in arrear with his cost and charge at  law and accept a new lease of he for the residue of the term then to come and  by a writ of possession upon the judgement recover by buckle be put into  possession of the before part of the message and have thus Bukles interest he  apprehend that Jackson can not dispose or make any benefit of his back part of  the message and therefore Vernon chancery case refuse to agree with he on the  same term as he have with buckle and insist to have abatement of the ground  rend in arrear e and pretend that the back house will be of little use to he  and that he be very indifferent whether he have it at the ground rend or not  Jackson hereupon agree with the other defendant Watson who be tenant to  Jackson of a message in Cornhill which adjoin to the back part of the three  tunns the ground on which that back part be build have former belong to this  message to lie this back part of the three tunns to the message in Cornhill  and for that purpose they beat down a wall and make a door into the back part  of this message and by nail up the door divide it from the before house  Dorrington be thus disappoint of bring Jackson to his own term indict he and  Watson for a forcible entry but they be acquit and have try but without  success other mean at law to get the possession of this back house at last  tender the ground rend in arrear and the cost and charge at law and upon  refusal of that bring his bill to be relieve against the reentry and  forfeiture at law upon the hear of the cause the case appear to be ut above  and it be full prove in the case that Jackson have offer the plaintiff to  accept of the same term as sir Christopher buckle have agree to and that the  plaintiff refuse to comply with that offer and will not pay all the ground  rend in arrear with the defendant cost and charge at law and that before the  bill bring Jackson have actual let this back part to Watson who have be at a  considerable charge in the fit this back house for his conveniency the court  will not therefore now relieve the plaintiff but dismiss his bill with cost to  be ascertain by the defendant own oath Reg lib a fol as to this point of the  cost be ascertain by the defendant oath vide child v Saxby ante et ante dyer v  Tymewell post vol this cause be afterward reheard and the former decree  confirm in omnibus and that the plaintiff shall pay unto the defendant such  full cost at law and such further cost in this court since the last hear as  shall appear on the defendant oath together with the pound deposit on the  rehear to be discount out of the cost Reg lib a fol Vernon chancery case er p