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Peel's Acts
Act 3/7.
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But suppose for argument sake there was no such power
what would be the result and practical inference? Answer
that by the process then pursued — this same process of which
the distinctive name is consolidation, no practical benefit
nothing of that benefit which it professes to endeavour to
provide can, in the nature of the case be produced: and
that in contradistinction to consolidation, and to the exclusion
of consolidation, the one thing needful and
the only thing reasonable is — its result — codification.
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