case Com Newburgh versus Bickerstaffe refer to Hicks v Sallitt de m g Howard v  earl of Shrewsbury l r Eq of purifying Eq can ab pl pl S p a infant shall have  a account of profit against a intruder c but where there be a verdict against  the infant title he can have no account till he have recover at law but the  bill retain and a trial in ejectment direct this cause come this day to hear  and upon the plead it appear to be a pure title at law and rest upon this  single point whether the marsh land in question Vernon chancery case er p be  duchy land or not the Lord Newburgh claim by a patent under the duchy seal in  king James time and the defendant sir Charles Bickerstaffe claim under a  patent in king Charles the first be time grant unto the duke of Richmond under  the great seal so that if they be duchy land they be well pass to the Lord  Newburgh but if not duchy land but derelict land then they be well pass to the  duke of Richmond and as to the jurisdiction of this court in the case it be  insist that the plaintiff be a infant no laches shall prejudice his right and  therefore the plaintiff bill though he be a infant be proper for a account of  profit in this court Vernon chancery case the Lord keeper observe that  Littleton say if a man intrude upon a infant he shall receive the profit but  as guardian and the infant shall have a account against he in this court as  against a guardian vide Lord Falkland v bertie post vol Hutton v Simpson  ibidem et such dict arg Bennett v Whitehead p wms as to the ground of the  interference of this court in transaction between guardian and ware vide case  cite by Mr Cox in note duke of Hamilton v Lord Mohun p wms but to that it be  answer that in this case a verdict have pass against the infant and that bind  his right as to a account of profit and that the possession be recover in the  lifetime of the infant father and in such case laches will run upon a infant  and beside the plaintiff be not proper for a account here until he have first  recover at law but the court retain the bill and direct there shall be a trial  in ejectment at the king bench bar next term Reg lib a fol note the letter  patent by which the land in question be grant as duchy land be under the duchy  seal and the great seal