case attorneygeneral versus WYBURGH et all Lord chancellor Parker Eq can ab pl  h in a suit on behalf of a charity for the arrear of a rentcharge not  necessary to make all the terretenants of the land out of which the rend issue  party one charge all his land in Chigwell in Essex and in Enfield in Middlesex  with pound per annum to the poor of Enfield and a information be bring to make  diverse land in Enfield liable to the charity leave out the Chigwell land it  be object that the Chigwell land ought to contribute and the owner thereof be  make party Lord chancellor this be in nature of a plea in abatement and unless  it be insist on in the answer and the particular owner show I will put the  owner of the Enfield land to take the labour oar on themselves to find out the  Chigwell land and bring their bill for that purpose if they think fit for at  this distance of time the charitable gift be in the land may be lose or not  distinguishable or purchase without notice and if the charity have lose the  Chigwell land it will be strange to make use of this as a reason why it shall  lose the Enfield land likewise peer William also part of this charity be give  for the cloth of six poor person of the parish of Enfield Lord chancellor will  not suffer any of the inhabitant of Enfield to be witness because they be  interest as be ease in the poor rate Dowdeswell v not vern and though it be  urge that they may be lodger there or person not contribute to the rate and  that it be incumbent on those who take the exception to make out the contrary  yet per cur the witness be describe to be of the parish of Enfield yeoman must  be intend a housekeeper and one liable to pay parish rate unless the contrary  be make to appear wherefore it be send to the master to inquire whether the  land be liable to the charity the testator devise his land in charge with  pound per annum to the poor of Enfield the heir of the devisee have lease part  of the property reserve a rend of pound S d to the minister and churchwarden  of Enfleld as a fund to satisfy the charity but the tenant have leave the  premise they remain for some time unoccupied by the decree it be refer to Mr  lovibond to take a account and see what be due for the arrear of the say  rentcharge of pound per annum and what land have be set apart for payment of  the say rentcharge and what be the value of such land and which of the land  have contribute towards the payment of the say pound per annum or to the  repair of the premise set apart for payment thereof and the say master be also  to inquire what other land there be that be liable to the payment of the say  rentcharge and in who possession such land be and what be the value cc of the  say land Reg lib a fol and see attorneygeneral v Shelly salk attorney general  v Jackson Ves