case Lord bath versus Sherwin ante pale yellow Eq Rep S c Eq Abr c S c wms wms  vesey atk Bunbury the authority mark with a asterisk be such as where a new  trial be refuse chancery will not grant a perpetual injunction though the  party have have five verdict in ejectment at law unless there be some  ingredient in the cause which give the court jurisdiction as trust fraud  accident c a bill be bring for a perpetual injunction to stay the defendant  from bring any more ejectment to try his title at law suggest that the  plaintiff have five verdict and that it be a unreasonable vexation c therefore  to put his title in perpetual peace be the end of the bill the Lord keeper  after this have be full debate take time to consider of it and now deliver his  opinion videlicet that to give the court a original jurisdiction there ought  to be a fraud or a trust or some accident fall out in the case to prevent some  great inconvenience as between the lord of a manor and the tenant thereof to  settle the several right if in case the right between the lord and the several  tenant be to be settle in separate action the difficulty upon the lord will be  insuperable by reason of the multiplicity of suit at law the like in settle  boundary c therefore this court will interpose and direct a issue to be try  and the conscience of the court thereby inform and satisfy this court will  then put the whole in peace by a perpetual injunction precedent in chancery  but this case he say be in its nature new and do not fall under the general  precedent in chancery er p notion of a bill of peace this be only between a  and b and one man be able to contend against another and if the court of law  on new demise will not suffer the former verdict to be plead he can not help  it he say he be satisfy of the vexatiousness of the defendant in this case but  if it be a grievance it be in the law which be proper for another jurisdiction  videlicet the parliament to reform and that it will be arrogance in he by  decree or injunction to take upon he the reformation of the law this decree be  appeal from to the house of lord and it be reverse the injunction be grant I  brown parliament case and ed by Tomlins bro p c precedent in chancery de  boundary S mich in curian porter