case travers and other against lord stafford and other when a injunction be  dissolve on merit and plaintiff amends his bill or bring a supplemental bill  for the same matter he can of course move for a injunction till answer where  injunction be issue irregular hold defendant have not waive objection to the  irregularity by ask for time to answer lib Reg b foe at the first seal before  Michaelmas term October at Lincoln inn hall S c Ves sen plaintiff bring bill  for injunction to stay defendant proceed at law and injunction be grant till  defendant answer come in and then upon the merit it be dissolve plaintiff file  a supplemental bill for the same matter and on the defendant pray time to  answer move as of course for a injunction till answer put in on motion to  discharge that order ambler Lord chancellor declare the rule of the court to  be that when a injunction be dissolve on the merit and after that the  plaintiff amends his bill or bring a supplemental bill for the same matter he  can of course move for a injunction till answer but it must be move special  with notice that the whole circumstance of the case may be lie before the  court otherwise it will tend to delay and vexation ad infinitum he also  observe that the defendant ask for time to put in his answer be not a waver of  the irregularity for that do not relate to the injunction for he be oblige to  do it whether a injunction have be move for or not but if he have move to have  execution award at law but not actual levy that will have be acknowledge the  injunction and dispense with the irregularity of it order discharge anon atk  lady Markham v Dickenson Ves jun and see Edward v Jenkins bro c c the fact  state by way of amendment must be verify by affidavit Norris v Kennedy Ves  bliss v Boscawen v b James v down Ves and such fact must have come to the  knowledge of the plaintiff subsequent to fill the original bill Vipan v  mortlock mere see sharp v Ashton V b and the defendant must be in default  James v down Ves but it be not necessary he shall be in contempt Vipan v  mortlock mere although a injunction be not apply for on the original bill yet  if the bill be afterward amend a injunction will be grant as of course on the  defendant take a order for time to answer the amend bill Statham v Hugh S S as  to where the court will allow of amendment without prejudice to a injunction  see sharp v Ashton v b penfold v Stoveld mad