angus v angus march to a bill bring for possession of land in Scotland and for  discovery of the rend and profit and deed and fraud in obtain they plea to the  jurisdiction of the court have on account of not aver that the party be  resident out of the jurisdiction If the party be resident in England the court  of chancery entertain jurisdiction respect land in Scotland Ireland and the  colony Toller v Carteret vern pen v Lord Baltimore Ves Lord Cranstown v  Johnson Ves but where a charity be to be administer in Scotland the court of  chancery in England do not take upon itself the administration of the charity  provost and bailiff of Edinburgh v Aubrey amblers reps attorneygeneral v  Lepine Swanstons reps as to so much of the bill as seek possession the plea  overrule without prejudice to the defendant insist by way of answer upon the  same matter the court of chancery in England respect land out of its  jurisdiction can enforce its decree in remember but enforce it by process of  contempt in mask and sequestration pen v Lord Baltimore Ves to a bill bring  for possession of land in Scotland and for discovery of the rend and profit  deed and write and fraud in obtain the deed c the defendant plead the that  article of the treaty of union and that the land in question and the matter  pray by the bill be out of the jurisdiction of the court Mr green for the  plaintiff cite the case of the earl of Arglasse v Muschamp vern where relief  be grant against a fraudulent conveyance obtain here of land in Ireland west  tempt Hardwicke er p and Toller v Carteret vern respect a mortgage of the  island of Sark and sumner v Acton Lord chancellor this court act upon the  person as to the fraud and discovery therefore the plea must be overrule to  have make this a good plea there ought to have be a far averment that the  defendant be resident in Scotland this have be a good bill as to fraud and  discovery if the land have be in France if the person be resident here for the  jurisdiction of this court as to fraud be upon the conscience of the party  west tempt Hardwicke I be in doubt as to part of the bill for relief for I can  give the plaintiff possession any other way than by compulsion on the  defendant person while it be within the jurisdiction of the court however at  present the plea must be overrule without prejudice to the defendant insist by  way of answer on the same matter against any decree or order be make relate to  the possession of the land in Scotland as he shall be advice this case be take  from Lord hardwicke notebook and a manuscript report of Mr forester