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to the course of the court, or did appear &quot; gratis&quot; in 

 person in court. 



12. No decree bindeth any that cometh in &quot;bona 

 fide/ by conveyance from the defendant before the 

 bill exhibited, and is made no party, neither by bill 

 nor the order : but where he comes in &quot; pendente 

 lite,&quot; and while the suit is in full prosecution, and 

 without any colour of allowance or privity of the 

 court, there regularly the decree bindeth ; but if 

 there were any intermission of suit, or the court made 

 acquainted with the conveyance, the court is to give 

 order upon the special matter according to justice. 



13. Where causes are dismissed upon full hear 

 ing, and the dismission signed by the lord chancellor, 

 such causes shall not be retained again, nor new bill 

 exhibited, except it be upon new matter, like to the 

 case of the bill of review. 



14. In case of all other dismissions, which are 

 not upon hearing of the cause, if any new bill be 

 brought, the dismission is to be pleaded ; and after 

 reference and report of the contents of both suits, 

 and consideration taken of the former orders and 

 dismission, the court shall rule the retaining or dis 

 missing of the new bill, according to justice and na 

 ture of the case. 



15. All suits grounded upon wills nuncupative, 

 leases parol, or upon long leases that tend to the 

 defeating of the king s tenures, or for the establishing 

 of perpetuities, or grounded upon remainders put 

 into the crown, to defeat purchasers ; or for brokage 



