CO129-019 - Sir John Davis - 1847 [1-4] — Page 350

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of Cant

is not very

very bar. I have

doubt

that the Governor was

quite right in

considering all the disallowed orders or

rules of Court,

it seems to

Jay to

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at null and void. But

that it was needless to

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kind of triumph at the Sidge's expense. I gather also from the

ridge's letter that the to called subs of

evere

Court, of the 15 of March 1817, we

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not.

-:really rules originating exclusively with the Judge,

and then confirmed by the

Legislature; but were

rules of

which the

Legislatures themselves originated apart.

there not at this moment the order

in Connect by

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Pont I doubt whether

consistent with the meaning of it . According to that order, as Irecollect

it. the rules

wvere

to originate with the

Count exclusively, but were not to tatte

:ffect till confirmed by the Legislature.

publish

as rules of Court,

of Court, any recle

which the Cant has not made, would

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of the Count refused to make any rules whoh the Legislatur had judges requisite, the Legislature could establish it by a Law -

To take

away

the whole

the Judge's of

the effect really I think manifestly

evere

oxcation, if that of these rules, was,

unwise and injust.

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the effect

But that much

is not evident to me. The

however makes the compleunt, and

the Governor does not notice it.

I want

There is obviously a great.

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both of sense and temper throughout this contreventy; -

but in the present instance in those qualities the failure

to be ascribed much Cevenner them to the Fudge.

is I thank

more to the

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