case Stephenson versus HOULDITCH all Feb Eq can ab king pl pl S c if upon a  certiorari bill the cause be bring on to hear the court if they think fit may  make a decree or send it back to the mayor court to be determine there and  sometime the court send it back after publication pass and a subpoena serve to  hear judgement and before the hear if a apprentice in London marry without his  master consent the master can turn he away for that reason but must sue his  covenant the plaintiff a apprentice have sue in the mayor court to have pound  repay which his mother have give to the defendant to take he as his apprentice  in the trade of a linendraper the defendant bring his certiorari bill and  Vernon chancery case upon bring his bill he enter into bind to prove his  suggestion within the time limit as usual and upon reference to a master he  certify the plaintiff have prove his suggestion and thereupon although a  procedendo be several time move for it be deny vide Bacon tract p so the  defendant be necessitate to reply and both side examine their witness and  publication be pass the plaintiff serve the defendant to hear judgement and  upon open the nature of the case the Lord keeper and master of the roll be  both of a opinion that it shall be send back to be determine in the mayor  court and the register say it have be often do both way sometime retain and  decree here but often send back sometime after publication and sometime after  a subpoena serve to hear judgement vide on this head Newton v rouse ante vol p  in this case the apprentice first obtain that his indenture shall be deliver  up and so decree in the mayor court because not enrol although it be at the  instance of his mother they be not enrol yet that will not excuse the master  who have covenant to enrol the indenture and although the apprentice be bind  for seven year yet covenant to make he free at the end of five year Vernon  chancery case er p second whereas the apprentice have marry without the  privity of his master yet that will not justify his turn he off but must sue  his covenant Vernon chancery case de boundary paschae in curian porter