case Charles west arm versus Lord delaware and sir Jo cutler Eq can ab pl vent  S c two defendant to a bill one of they put in a insufficient answer which be  so report and on exception to master report confirm afterward the other  defendant put in the pike insufficient answer court for avoid delay will judge  on the insufficiency of this answer without send it to a master the plaintiff  be the Lord delawares old son exhibit a bill to be relieve touch some article  make on his marriage his father have receive nine thousand pound of his wife  portion and yet refuse to make any settlement but take advantage of a defect  in the marriage article and in order to be relieve thereon pray a discovery of  the encumbrance on his father estate agree to be settle on the marriage sir Jo  cutler have former answer that the plaintiff by the article make on his  marriage have no title to the estate in question and therefore insist he be  not bind to discover the encumbrance upon exception take to this answer the  master report the answer insufficient and upon exception take to the report  the report be confirm by the Lord chancellor who order that the defendant  shall answer as to the encumbrance after this Lord Delaware put in just such  another answer and insist upon the same matter the plaintiff to avoid delay  seek by the defendant instead of except to the Lord delawares answer and get a  report upon it and then wait for exception to the report and bring those on  before the court for judgement as the plaintiff have before do with sir Jo  cutler Vernon chancery case answer petition the Lord chancellor that the  matter may be immediate bring before he for his judgement on the insufficiency  of this answer which be put in pure for delay and the petition have be grant  it be now move to discharge that order allege that it introduce a new form in  the court and it must needs bring great and unnecessary trouble on his  lordship and many other inconvenience not now foresee may ensue upon it and by  this mean master in chancery will in a great measure become useless and the  course of the court be the law of the court and that be the law of the land  and ought not to be vary or change for any man particular conveniency davis  case p wms say non allocatur and the Lord chancellor declare he will without  more and be attend in this matter by the register book it appear that no  opposition be make and the order make be that inasmuch as to refer the say  defendant several insufficient answer will delay and prejudice the plaintiff  which he be Willing to prevent so as the say defendant may perfect their  answer on interrogatory after the hear as the court shall direct it be order  on hear the defendant counsel who do not oppose the same that the matter of  the insufficiency of the defendant answer shall be respite till the hear and  that the say defendant shall be examine on interrogatory to perfect the answer  as the court shall on the hear direct Reg lib b fol vide post S c Vernon  chancery case er p