Introduction to the Study of Law
Introduction to the Study of Law
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For now the wharf and crane and other conveniences are affected with a public interest. " ' If, then, any circumstances could exist to affect the elevators " with a public interest, " the Illinois legislature did not, in reasonably regulating the elevator charges, act contrary to the intent of the con- stitution. It was held that the elevators were affected with a public interest, and thus this doctrine declared in Miinn v. Illinois is of im- mense importance in these days of business combinati...ons. The case affords a striking ex- ample of the manner in which the principles of the Common law adapt themselves to the needs of society under ever-changing circum- stances. " Adherence to Precedents (Stare Decisis). — At first sight it may seem strange that a court should thus cling to precedents in ren- dering a decision, but upon second thought the reasons for this practice become apparent. First, there is in all men an instinct to follow custom, to do what has been done before.
> This reliance upon the citation from Lord Hale's treatise affords an interesting illustration of the state- ment {ante, pp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For now the wharf and crane and other conveniences are affected with a public interest. " ' If, then, any circumstances could exist to affect the elevators " with a public interest, " the Illinois legislature did not, in reasonably regulating the elevator charges, act contrary to the intent of the con- stitution. It was held that the elevators were affected with a public interest, and thus this doctrine declared in Miinn v. Illinois is of im- mense importance in these days of business combinati...ons. The case affords a striking ex- ample of the manner in which the principles of the Common law adapt themselves to the needs of society under ever-changing circum- stances. " Adherence to Precedents (Stare Decisis). — At first sight it may seem strange that a court should thus cling to precedents in ren- dering a decision, but upon second thought the reasons for this practice become apparent. First, there is in all men an instinct to follow custom, to do what has been done before.
> This reliance upon the citation from Lord Hale's treatise affords an interesting illustration of the state- ment {ante, pp.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin H Edwin Hamlin Woodruff to read onlineMoreLess
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