bishop OF durham v Liddell Lord Cowver Nov Authms ms lord cowper where cost  give bV the decree have be tax and ascertain a bill of review ought not to be  exhibit until the same have be pay bishop of Durham v Liddell l c Nov see the  note to the same case in the house of lord bro p c page by the three and four  of Lord bacon ordinance January No bill of review shall be admit or any other  new bill to change matter decree except the decree be first obey and perform  as if it be for land that the possession be Cooper t Cottonham yield if it be  for money that the money be pay if for evidence that the evidence be bring in  and so in other case which stand upon the strength of the decree alone but if  any act be decree to be do which extinguish the party right at the commonlaw  as make of assurance or release acknowledge satisfaction cancel of bind or  evidence and the like those part of the decree be to be spare until the bill  of review be determine but such spam be to be warrant by public order make in  court by seventyseventh of the order of the commonwealth commissioner of the  great seal No bill of review shall be admit nor any other bill to change  matter decree except the decree be first obey and perform but if any act be  decree to be do which extinguish the party right at commonlaw as make of  assurance or release acknowledge satisfaction cancel bind or evidence and the  like or where the error be apparent in the body of the decree as aforesaid the  court upon motion may dispense with the actual performance of that part of the  decree till the bill of review be determine Lord Nottingham have observe that  the order of the commissioner have very Cooper t Cottonham er p useful add to  Lord bacon ordinance the word or where the error be apparent on the body of  the decree Lord Nottingham go on to say I think fit to add to this rule that  the performance of such matter in fact which do not extinguish the right as  payment of great sum of money or the like may be dispense with if the court in  discretion think fit so to do upon circumstance also I think it a convenient  explanation to add further that the bring of the money decree into court or  the deed c shall be in some case a sufficient performance to enable a bill of  review that so the subject remedy may not be make more difficult than of  necessity it ought to be Lord Nottinghams equity practice there be the report  of a case which have occur before Lord Nottingham compose his treatise in  which Lord Clarendon have dispense with the payment of a great sum of money  the defendant give security in Savil v Darrey I Ch can a decree be obtain for  a great sum of money a bill of review be bring and new matter assign the rule  of court be plead that the defendant ought first to pay the money before the  bill shall be bring into court Lord Clarendon let fiim give good security for  the money and we will dispense with the rule the like case between baston and  biron by order of the house of peer about Cooper t Cottonham there be a still  early case which have now be in print year Cockcontra rob a review of a decree  allow upon put in security hill Tothill Gilbert for Rome page say leave to  fill a bill of review be only give upon term that obedience be actual pay to  the sentence as far as it can be pay without prejudice to the right of the  party in the cause so to be review for if such obedience be not pay to the  sentence it be presume that such bill of review be only bring for delay and  not upon any real grievance of the party but where the sentence be perform in  manner aforesaid there it be plain that such bill be for the sake of right and  not for delay but where the performance of the decree will prejudice the right  of the party in the cause to be review as where the decree be to deliver up  deed or to cancel they there the plaintiff be not oblige to perform such  decree on exhibit his bill because if he shall prevail on such review the  court can by their decree put he in the same state and plight he be in before  and so if the court see good cause they can dispense with the performance of  any part of their decree upon give good security for the performance see also  page the rare little book on the practice of the court of chancery say page a  bill of review be a bill to examine and reverse a former decree and be not  admit at all until the party have obey the former decree in all thing wherein  the court can set he in as good a state again as he be if it fall out such  former decree to be reverse see also prax Alm cur canc vol I page first edit  in the practical register publish in page it be say the plaintiff in review  must move for a order to stay what be proper to be stand ed if he expect to  have it so the most recent case upon the subject of the three and four of Lord  bacon ordinance be partridge v usborne Russ