case Ewelme hospital versus andover novembris in court Lord keeper Eq can ab  pl bill of peace for prevent multiplicity of suit proper there have be time  out of mind a fair hold at Weyhill near Andover which be within the hundred  and manor whereof the corporation of Andover be lord but the pickage and  stallage and other profit of this fair be enjoy by particular tenant who claim  several acre of the land on Weyhill on which the fair wash hold as belong to  their respective estate within the manor and other part of the soil and profit  be claim by the hospital of Ewelme and other part by the parson of weigh so  that the corporation have but little or none of the profit of the fair the  corporation upon surrender of their old charter get a clause insert in the new  one that they may hold the fair in what place they please which Mr attorney  say be only a explanation of what the law imply upon the old charter the fair  be grant to they and now for their own profit they will remove it to another  place the soil whereof belong to the corporation and hereupon several action  Vernon chancery case er p be bring on both side the bill be bring against the  town of Andover by the tenant of the hospital and parson to quiet they in  their possession it be object by the defendant that the bill be not Vernon  chancery case proper the right not have be settle by law for though the  plaintiff have recover in two several action yet these verdict be both set  aside as have be gain by a practice upon and undue solicitation of the jury  and the judge have certify the verdict to have pass contrary to their  direction Lord keeper I take such a bill to be very proper in this court be a  bill of peace and in such case this court ought to interpose and prevent  multiplicity of suit vide Harrison Chan prac vol p and case there cite how v  tenant of Bromsgrove ante p Fitton v Com Macclesfield post but in this case  the bill pray only special relief videlicet that they may be quiet in  possession till the right be try at law and not have pray relief in the  premise or a perpetual injunction the Lord keeper think the bill not proper  for a decree and direct the plaintiff to amend the bill in that particular and  the town of Andover have a bill to change the venue complain that they can not  have a fair trial in the county where the action be lie that bill be dismiss  contra earl of Kildare v Eustace post et vide Barbone v burn ante and case in  not there