case the company OF Horner against barlow a bylaw make by the company of  Horner of London that none of the company shall buy horn within twentyfour  mile of London except two person appoint by the company be void for they have  not jurisdiction to that extent   lev Savil Jones bridge hob Mod Mod salk Bac  Abr will will Peer wms comens ld ray ld ray term Rep   hob debt upon a bylaw  wherein the company set forth that they be incorporate by letter patent of  king Charles the first and be thereby empower to make bylaw for the better  government of their corporation and that the master warden and assistant of  the company make a law videlicet that two modern man appoint by they shall buy  rough horn for the company and bring they to the ball there to be distribute  every month by the say master c for the use of the company and that no member  of the company shall buy rough horn within fourandtwenty mile of London but of  those two man so appoint under a penalty to be impose by the say master warden  c that the defendant do buy a quantity of rough horn contrary to the say law c  there be judgement in this case by default and for the defendant it be argue  that this be not a good bylaw first because it restrain trade   hob post a for  the company be to use no horn but such as those two man shall buy and if they  shall have occasion for more than those man shall buy then it be plain that  trade be thereby restrain second the master c have reserve a power which they  may use to oppress the poor because they may make what agreement they will  among themselves and set unreasonable prince upon those commodity and let the  young sort of tradesman have what quantity and at what rate they please  Thompson sergeant answer first this bylaw be for the encouragement of trade  because the horn be equal to be distribute when bring to the hall for the  benefit of the whole company see the case of pierce v Bartrum Cowp a but the  material objection be that this be a company incorporate within the city of  London they have not jurisdiction elsewhere but be restrain to the city and by  consequence can make a bylaw which shall bind at the distance of fourandtwenty  mile for if they can make a law so extensive they may by the same reason  enlarge it all over England and so make it as bind as a Act of parliament and  for this reason it be adjudge no good bylaw