An Examination of Precedents And Principles From Which It Appears That An Impea
An Examination of Precedents And Principles From Which It Appears That An Impea
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( 109 ) an eternal court. But from this it would follow, that they might be a court inde- 'pendent of the Commons, or independent of any commiffion. This is a right which may be waved, and an obligation which may be difpenfed with. And no Lord can exercife any judicial or legiflative ac~l but when he is pofTefTed of hi' commiffion, or writ of fummons. It is no argument, to fay that their proceedings ought to continue in Jlatu qitOj becaufe they are the fame per- fons j for the fame Judges might..., upon a vacancy of their cornmifiions, have been re- appointed to the fame bench : yet we have feen, by the Common Law, every caufe muft have been re-heard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
( 109 ) an eternal court. But from this it would follow, that they might be a court inde- 'pendent of the Commons, or independent of any commiffion. This is a right which may be waved, and an obligation which may be difpenfed with. And no Lord can exercife any judicial or legiflative ac~l but when he is pofTefTed of hi' commiffion, or writ of fummons. It is no argument, to fay that their proceedings ought to continue in Jlatu qitOj becaufe they are the fame per- fons j for the fame Judges might..., upon a vacancy of their cornmifiions, have been re- appointed to the fame bench : yet we have feen, by the Common Law, every caufe muft have been re-heard.
And, in fa
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