Section 19. Accounts; powers and jurisdiction of chancery; proceeding in equity or at common law; certificate
The Supreme Court, the several district courts and courts of Common Pleas, within this Commonwealth, shall have all the powers and jurisdiction of courts of chancery in settling partnership accounts, and such other accounts and claims, as by the common law and usages of this Commonwealth, have heretofore been settled by the action of account render; and it shall be in the power of the party desirous to commence such action, to proceed either by bill in chancery, or at common law, but no bill in chancery shall be entertained, unless the counsel filing the same shall certify that, in his opinion, the case is of such a nature that no adequate remedy can be obtained at law, or that the remedy at law will be attended with great additional trouble, inconvenience or delay.