case strong against how if a have a mortgage on the estate of b deliver the  titledeed to counsel who on a propose payment deliver they to the mortgagors  attorney take a receipt to redeliver they on demand the court will attach he  for not deliver they S c stram ante stram dougl term Rep the defendant who be  a attorney have deed deliver to he by the plaintiff and give a note under his  hand to redeliver they safe whole and cancel to the plaintiff upon demand  which not be do the plaintiff move for a attachment against he and obtain a  rule for the defendant to show cause why that writ shall not go afterward it  be show for cause that these deed be deliver to the defendant by the order of  the plaintiff brother to be lie before counsel for his opinion and do not come  to his possession as a attorney in the way of his business and that be deliver  the deed to the counsel who deliver they to a person who lend his brother  modern report two hundred pound on a mortgage of his estate so that be the  defendant can not have they back again and therefore the court will not grant  a attachment for not return they when it be impossible it shall be do especial  since if the plaintiff have any right to the deed he may recover they in a  action of trover or by a bill in equity the court it be a establish rule of  this court wherever deed or write come to a attorney in the way of his  business to compel he to redeliver they to the person of who he receive they  for as be be entrust with they the court will compel he to execute the trust  be be subject to the justice of this court and it be not material whether he  be a attorney of this court or not if be practice therein and the other court  have the same power over the atorneys of this court and they have go so far as  to compel a counsel to deliver up the write entrust with he as to sue for they  it will be very inconvenient to put the deliverer to a suit either at law or  in equity for be may not be able to defend his possession for want of they  whereupon the rule be make absolute a see the case of sir Richard Hugh v Maire  term Rep a