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<p> p206 We have also given powers to the said governors, with <lb/>the consent of our said councils, and the <hi rend='underline'>representatives of<lb/> the people</hi>, to be summoned as aforesaid, to <hi rend='underline'>make, constitute<lb/> and ordain laws</hi>, statutes, and ordinances, for the public<lb/> peace, welfare, and good government of our said colonies and<lb/> the inhabitants thereof, as near as may be agreeable to<lb/> the laws of <hi rend='underline'>England</hi>, and under such regulations and<lb/> restrictions, as are used in our other colonies.</p> | <p> p206 We have also given powers to the said governors, with <lb/>the consent of our said councils, and the <hi rend='underline'>representatives of<lb/> the people</hi>, to be summoned as aforesaid, to <hi rend='underline'>make, constitute<lb/> and ordain laws</hi>, statutes, and ordinances, for the public<lb/> peace, welfare, and good government of our said colonies and<lb/> the inhabitants thereof, as near as may be agreeable to<lb/> the laws of <hi rend='underline'>England</hi>, and under such regulations and<lb/> restrictions, as are used in our other colonies.</p> | ||
<p>p. 208. A great deal has been said, and many authorities<lb/> cited relative to propositions, in which both sides seem to be <lb/>perfectly agreed; and which indeed are too clear to be <lb/>controverted. The stating some of those propositions which <lb/>we think quite clear, will lead us to see with greater <lb/>perspicuity, what is the question upon the first point, <lb/>and upon what hinge it turns. I will state the propositions <lb/>at large. </p> | |||
Extracts from the case of Hall v Campbell
Extracts from the case of Campbell v. Hall v. Campbell — Michas. Term
15 9. 3. Rep. by Cowper — pp. 206 & —
p206 We have also given powers to the said governors, with
the consent of our said councils, and the representatives of
the people, to be summoned as aforesaid, to make, constitute
and ordain laws, statutes, and ordinances, for the public
peace, welfare, and good government of our said colonies and
the inhabitants thereof, as near as may be agreeable to
the laws of England, and under such regulations and
restrictions, as are used in our other colonies.
p. 208. A great deal has been said, and many authorities
cited relative to propositions, in which both sides seem to be
perfectly agreed; and which indeed are too clear to be
controverted. The stating some of those propositions which
we think quite clear, will lead us to see with greater
perspicuity, what is the question upon the first point,
and upon what hinge it turns. I will state the propositions
at large.
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