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1826. March Apr. 7
Ch. Evidence
(4 §. what sufficient
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This an advantage
not an objection
With what face could this concealment, innoxious
and beneficial as it and pure of falshood as it is, be urged
brought forward in the character of an objection by the partizan
of the English practice system? Think of the flagelistic practice be to which
the English King's Bench Judges have been indebted for a small
portion of their power and The defendant In a case noted civil in a
thing or in an actual case which by their own acknowledgement
belongs exclusively to the jurisdiction of another judicatory, the Common
Pleas the defendant says they well knowing the
contrary to be true is actually in our custody which being
the case it belongs to us to see that justice is done by him,
and therefore plaintiff we will take consequence if you demand.
Here then for the sake of the simplest addition to power and conduct
is an act of usurpation committed, and for support of it a
gross and notorious lie uttered.
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