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nistration. It is frequently not appreciated in the New lobrides,
43 of course sometimes elsewhere, that it is a judge's inesc .publo
duty to administer the law is he finds it and not ́s the cxecutivo ar
of government, or indeed himself, might like it to be. inor friction
between the judge and the dministration has arisen from time to time.
It is not surprising in the circumstances of the Condominium. I 10
not think, wit out ätt iching any blame to th judge, that any judge
could be expected to escape wholly unscathed."
Mr. Trainor made a good impression on Sir Vincent vans when he
called upon the latter recently.
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