case Newson against BAWLDRY the court will direct a plea to a declaration in  prohibition to be amend in order to bring the question to be try regular  before the court SC Sett Rem declaration in prohibition for libel in the  spiritual court for the payment of a parishrate make at a assembly of twenty  parishioner fifteen whereof be against the rate and five only for it and that  the money be expend in repair the chancel and fail it and raise the floor some  step high it be plead that the communiontable be ab antiquity place in the  chancel and that there be ancient rail about it which be out of repair that at  a meeting of a majority of the parishioner the rate be make to replace the  communiontable in the modern chancel and to repair the say rail the plea also  contain some other thing which be think decent to be do at that assembly but  the matter be ill plead they be direct to amend their plea in order to bring  the follow point in judgement first whether if the communiontable be not in  the chancel before or if there be no step up to it and the parishioner you a  meeting do not find that so decent the majority of they can make a rate to  oblige all for alter the place of the communiontable or carry it into the  chancel or for raise it high and the court incline they can for as to the  degree of order and decency there be no rule but as the parishioner agree  among themselves and though they be compellable to put thing in decent order  yet there be no rule for the degree of decency but the judgement of the  majority second whether a majority of parishioner may make a rate to bind the  rest for repair or adorn the chancel for that be the special freehold of the  parson Chesshyre here quote the case of rise v Hawkins in this court will a  where a libel be for a parishrate to repair a church and chancel and a  prohibition grant for two reason one because the chancel ought to be repair by  the parson the other for that it be suggest the rate be not make by a majority  yet because they have not go to try that point below the court say it be no  cause