Legislature And Judiciary
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In this sense we can with heartiness subscribe to the lines — JUDICIARY 47 " What custom wills in all things should we do't; The dust on antique time would lie unswept, And mountainous error be too highly heaped For truth to overpeer. " Against judicial action of that kind there properly arises a clamour for legis- lative relief.
But a word to the legislature on this topic. By the obsolete in practice a Court of Law can refuse to be bound : even where the obsolete has been affirmed by i decisio...ns of former generations, the judges may set against it the altered modern spirit ; but, when the obsolete in custom and practice remains unrepealed upon the Statute-book, the judiciary finds itself confronted by an obstacle which the ^ legislature alone can surmount ; and Mr. Lynx has found his opportunity. Struggles are of course made against the result. But I should personally prefer that the 48 LEGISLATURE AND obsolete even in Statute were liable to condemnation by a judgment on desue- tude, rather than, by refinement, be evaded or if possible whittled away.
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In this sense we can with heartiness subscribe to the lines — JUDICIARY 47 " What custom wills in all things should we do't; The dust on antique time would lie unswept, And mountainous error be too highly heaped For truth to overpeer. " Against judicial action of that kind there properly arises a clamour for legis- lative relief.
But a word to the legislature on this topic. By the obsolete in practice a Court of Law can refuse to be bound : even where the obsolete has been affirmed by i decisio...ns of former generations, the judges may set against it the altered modern spirit ; but, when the obsolete in custom and practice remains unrepealed upon the Statute-book, the judiciary finds itself confronted by an obstacle which the ^ legislature alone can surmount ; and Mr. Lynx has found his opportunity. Struggles are of course made against the result. But I should personally prefer that the 48 LEGISLATURE AND obsolete even in Statute were liable to condemnation by a judgment on desue- tude, rather than, by refinement, be evaded or if possible whittled away.
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