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1828 July 24
Jud. Preface?
(2) Delay by vacations
So long as it lasts, delay established by such by the constituted authorities and without
adequate reason by the constituted authorities is denial of
justice. Whatever it be, Blackstone is perfectly well satisfied
with it: What he say is — that Were If the Courts to sit sat in harvest time, the business of the
harvest (he says) would be impeded: what he does not say is forgets s is
that if an husbandman whose stock were taken urgently from him, for example
in pretence of distress for rent, and kept from him during harvest time
kept from him for want of a Judge prepared to give it him back again,
the impediment would be considerably more severe. Two other things
to : one is this husbandman's attendance in person
is of no use, he being laid under the impossibility of pleading his own course and under necessity of to his lawyers:
the other is — that there are other people in the country besides
husbandmen.
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