case sir edward smith against HAYTWELL October bill to be relieve against a  promissory note give on a marriage brokage agreement on motion the defendant  restrain from part with or assign the note till answer or further order see  Arundel v Trevillian Ch Rep Drury v hook vern smith v Bruning vern Stubblehill  v Brett vern bro PC coal v Gibson Ves sen Roche v obrien b b Williamson v  Gibson Sch Lef lib Reg b foe nom smith v Hakewell S c atk bill to be relieve  against a negotiable promissory note for pound give by plaintiff to defendant  on a marriage brokage agreement note it appear from l r that the plaintiff be  a young man who have quarrel with his father and be in great distress that the  defendant take advantage of his difficulty propose to introduce he to a lady  of large fortune for which service he prevail on plaintiff to give he the note  in question it turn out that the defendant know nothing of the lady Mr York  move for a injunction to restrain defendant until answer or order from  negotiate or part with this note that though there be no precedent for this  most of the case of this kind be of bind yet unless this be grant the justice  of the court may be elude by pay the note into the hand of a purchaser without  notice pendent light and there be a affidavit of the fact Lord chancellor say  this do not fall within any of the ordinary rule of injunction this court do  not grant injunction until after appearance except in certain case therefore a  injunction to stay proceed at law can be award but this case fall within the  reason of case where there have be probate of false will surreptitious obtain  where the court have restrain the executor from part with the asset pendent  light they do so in powis v Andrews where they be restrain from part with the  estate till answer and this order of Lord king be affirm on appeal in the  house of lord bro p c edit Toml this be a case of the same kind for the  plaintiff will be ambler otherwise without remedy if this note be dispose of  for valuable consideration and without notice unless the pendency of the suit  shall alter the case but that be too weak a foundation for the plaintiff to  rely on therefore take a order to restrain the defendant from part with or  assign the note till answer or further order