But  notwithstanding  all  this,  yet,  it  appearing  that  the  right  of  the
plaintiff,  and  of  those  under  whom  he  claimed,  had  accrued  so  long
since  as  the  year  1705,  now  near  thirty  years  ago,  during  all  which
time  the  defendant's  possession  had  been  unmolested,  and  the  Statute
of  Limitations  being  pleaded,  (though  it  was  urged,  that  the  plamtiff
had  not  the  lease  in  his  possession,  and  that  the  defendant  in  his  plea
had  set  forth,  that  the  lease  had  been  renewed:  and  though  it  was
moreover  insisted,  that  however  the  plaintiff  might  be  disabled  from
bringing  an  ejectment,  he  might  yet  bring  a  bill  in  equity;)  the
Lord  Chancellor  declared,  he  would  grant  no  relief  in  the  case  of
so  stale  a  demand*  and  therefore  allowed  the  plea.
JEE  V.  AUDLEY.
