Bradley and jones case in a action upon the case the case be that the  defendant do exhibit article against the plaintiff in the chancery before dr  caryi and there swear the article and afterward he sue in the king bench and  have process out of that court upon the article swear in chancery and for this  a action upon the case be bring and it be adjudge that the action will lie the  article exhibit in the chancery be that the plaintiff be a attorne at law be a  mainteinor of jury and cause and a barretor and the defendant pray the peace  against he in the king bench and in this case it be resolve that a man may  pray the peace or good hehaviour of any other man in any of the king court but  then it must he do in due form of law and if he do it so no action upon the  case will lie as it be resolve Elizabeth n cutler and Dixons case in the king  bench but it be agree that if a man sue in a court which have not jurisdiction  of the cause a action upon Godbolt er p the case will lie but not where the  court have jurisdiction of the cause it be resolve that the action do lie in  the case at bar because he do exhibit the article in chancery and do not  pursue they there for when he have swear the article in the chancery he can  not have a sum p plicavi out of the king bench and the oath and affidavit in  the chancery do remain as a scandal upon record and Hobart chief justice say  that every court ought to intermeddle with their own proper cause and that two  court be not to join in one punishment for punishment be not to he by parcel  and he say that if a man claim right to the land of another he be not  punishable for it but if he make title unto a stranger then he shall he punish  for every one ought to meddle with his own business it be resolve that when a  thing do concern the commonwealth the same do concern every one in particular  and so it be lawful for any man to require the good hehaviour of another for  the public good interest etenin rei publicce ut criminal punie it wall resolve  that the action do lie because the defendant make the article in chancery but  a colour of the good hehaviour and although that the king bench may grant the  good hehaviour without any article prefer yet when first they begin in another  court they ought to follow the cause there and Hobart the chief justice in  this case say that a attorney may not labour juror in the hehalf of his client  for that be embracery Godbolt m James in the common plead