case dunn and other plaintiff coat and BALGUY defendant November the that vin  Abr pl S c Eq Cas Abr pl d pl SC this court will not admit a bill of discovery  in aid of the jurisdiction of the ecclesiastical court because they be capable  of come at that discovery themselves the defendant have institute a suit in  the ecclesiastical court for a church rate to which there be a custom plead of  something do in lieu of the rate and that plea admit and now a bill be bring  here for a injunction to stay the defendant proceed in the ecclesiastical  court and to be relieve against the rate and to compel a this covery from the  defendant atkins Balguy of the value of the respective real and personal  estate of the several inhabitant of the several parish and place in the bill  mention and how the money collect by mean of the say rate have be dispose of  the defendant demurrer to so much of the bill as seek to stay the proceed in  the ecclesiastical court by injunction and also as to the discovery pray  thereby as the matter contain in such part of the bill as the demurrer to be  proper cognisable in the ecclesiastical court and if true ought to have be  insist on there or at commonlaw and be not a proper foundation for a bill in  this court Lord chancellor this court will not admit a bill of discovery in  aid of the jurisdiction of the ecclesiastical court because they be capable of  come at that discovery themselves if there be a suit institute in the  ecclesiastical court for a church rate and a custom plead of a certain sum in  lieu of the rate or something do in the room of it and that plea admit they  may proceed to try that custom in the same manner as a modus but if the custom  be deny it will be a proper ground for a prohibition near tribune tionis  diminution in curian Church rites for the try of the custom be the province of  the commonlaw anon Ves his lordship be of opinion it be a good demurrer and  therefore order that the same do stand and be allow Reg lib a fol