case BATTILY all late churchwarden versus cook all late churchwarden and also  the present churchwarden of saint James bury Com Suffolk April bill against  churchwarden because they refuse to make a rate for reimburse the plaintiff  accord to a vote and order of vestry they be out of their office the decree be  pray against they and their successor Q bill against the defendant late  churchwarden because they refuse to make a rate to reimburse the plaintiff  accord to a vote and order of vestry and cite jefferies case in   Rep b that  the majority may bind as to parish duty objection shall have come while  defendant be churchwarden that if they have be decree to pay they may have  reimburse themselves by a rate per sergeant Philips decree against dr crowther  and successor so here will have it against the churchwarden and successor Q  for money lie out by plaintiff in repair the church and erect gallery and  which have be duly allow in their account by the report of this case pre Ch  much better it appear that the court refuse the plaintiff relief they have  receive as much money or more than have be lie out in the repair as to what  remain due to they for the gallery the court say they must take their remedy  against such particular parishioner as have employ they or else in spiritual  court note the case of James v rich all Feb car d birch v Barston all Trin d W  and mary be cite as precedent of decree have be make in such a case so decree  make on a bill by executrix of a late churchwarden against ninety parishioner  to be reimburse what her testator have advance in rebuilding the churchsteeple  Nicholson v master e vin ab pl so a parish rate decree Blackburne v Webster p  wms say vide Greenfield v reynall cite in not there et vide French v dear Ves  where Eldon Lord chancellor consider such a jurisdiction as injurious and  distinguish a church rate for the repair of the church from a parish rate for  reimbursement but the bill in that case not be sign by counsel it be order to  be take off the file and the plaintiff to pay the cost and a court of equity  will not decree a account against a parish exparte Fowlser I W