clapham versus sir John Lenthall in debt upon a escape after execution the  defendant appear make practice of defending vim in an unjust manner when c and  imparle special save to himself all advantage and exception quoad billam  prediction and whether or no after such Hardres er p a imparlance he must be  allow his privilege as marshal of the king bench be now the question in this  case it be hold per curian that there be three sort of privilege in this court  first as debtor second as accountant and three as officer against the first of  these any man that have a special privilege in another court as a officer of  the court or as a attorney shall have his privilege because the privilege of a  man as debtor be but a general privilege but if a accountant begin his suit  here no privilege elsewhere shall be allow because a accountant have a special  privilege by reason of his attendance here to pass his account and the king  have a particular concern in his attendance the same hold in case of a officer  of the court if he commence a suit here no privilege in another court shall  prevail against he because his attendance here be requisite and his privilege  here be attach first by his commence his suit and herewith all the precedent  agree vide Edward per cur but if a accountant have finish his account and  reduce it to a certainty so that it be become a debt he shall then have no  other privilege than a general debtor have so a servant to a minister or  officer of court have no privilege against a privilege person elsewhere the  court hold likewise that after such defence as aforesaid privilege may be  allow for it be not a fall defence nor do be go about to oust the court of  jurisdiction but only claim his privilege likewise after a special imparlance  friends are living omnibus advantagiis exception a man shall have his  privilege but if the imparlance be special quoad billam breve seu narrative  there it shall not be extend further and after such a imparlance privilege be  not Allowable as appear Henry Henry Edward and when day be give before the  Hardres count it be call die act of giving when after it be call a imparlance  but upon the defendant prayer it be adjourn