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Feb 7 1807 Judicial Justice
The proper use of recourse from an inferior judicature
to a superior is the making better provision for the fulfilment
of the several ends of justice: direct and alleviate eral in prevention
of misdecision and justice to the prejudice of the plaintiff's side which is the equivalenttantamount
of to misdecision to the prejudice of the plaintiff's side, and
takes place for want of decision, whither for want of demand,
or for want of decision pronounced uponwhich should have been the demand: ultimate
collateral and, prevention of misdecision to the prejudice
of the defendant's side: incidental collateral ends, prevention of
unnecessary delay, vexation and expence
In These uses have apply to place in every stage or degree
of jurisdiction, whatever be the number of stages.
In the case of the highest stage, whatever the political
state in question, to the above use is added that of the
maintenance of uniformity in the rule of action.
In the British empire Under the particular constitution
of the British empire, to the above two uses is added a third,
viz: the preserving to the supremejudications in Lords of dernier resort
the weight they possess in the constitution - the share they
possess in the sovereignty of the empire
Under the British constitution, in which the sovereignty
is divided between three estates, the King , the House of Lords
and the House of Commons: two of these estates possess judicature
in dernier resort: viz; the King and the House of Lords: but the
House of Lords to a much more considerablean extent by much the most considerable. extent than the King.
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