A Letter to the Hon. Robert Baldwin, from Wm. Hume Blake, Professor of Law in the University of King's College, Upon the Administration of Justice in Western Canada: To which is Appended the Petition on the Same Subject Now Before the LegislatureG. Brown, 1845 - 40 Seiten |
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able and impartial abuses Act rendering judges adminis administration of justice alteration annum APPENDED THE PETITION apprehend arduous duties arise auricular taking Barrister common law courts consequence considered controul Counsel Court of Chancery Court of Common Court of Equity Court of Exchequer Court of Queen's Courts of Justice Crown desire difficulties discharge doubt efficiency eminence England Equity Judge evil Exchequer Chamber expense GEORGE BROWN Honourable House HUME BLAKE impartial admin impartial administration importance income istration of justice judicial JUSTICE IN WESTERN KING'S COLLEGE Legislature liberty litigation Lord Coke Majesty in Council matter neces number of Judges object peculiar Petitioners practice preside primary decisions profes profession professional Province PROVINCE OF CANADA public opinion purity Queen's Bench question reason remedy render the primary result right of appeal ROBERT BALDWIN ruinously single unassisted sional Solicitor suitors superior courts taking of opinions things three judges tion tribunal unassisted judgment YONGE STREET
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Seite 14 - and that they should not in any case make " any doubt to the judges, as if they mistrusted " they would not deliver any opinion apart, but " speak resolutely to them, and only make " their coming to be to know what time they "would
Seite 13 - ourselves and enjoining secresy; we " did first find an encounter in the opinion of " my Lord Coke, who seemed to affirm, that
Seite 14 - sorted not amiss ; for Mr. Solicitor came to " me this evening, and related to me that he " had found Judge Dodderidge very ready to
Seite 13 - taking of opinions, was not according to the " custom of this realm; and seemed to divine " that his brethren would never do it. But " when I replied that it was our duty to pursue "your Majesty's directions, and it were not " amiss for his Lordship to leave his brethren " to their own answers ; it was so concluded. " And his Lordship did desire that I might "confer with himself; and Mr
Seite 8 - That even the noble judges of that high tribunal are clothed beneath their ermine with the common infirmities of
Seite 13 - Mr. Sergeant Crew with Justice " Houghton; and Mr. Solicitor with Justice "Dodderidge. This done, I took my fellows
Seite 14 - speak with the three judges, before I could speak
Seite 36 - TO THE HONOURABLE THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, OF THE PROVINCE OF CANADA, IN PROVINCIAL PARLIAMENT ASSEMBLED: The Petition of the undersigned,
Seite 13 - for the feeling of the judges of the " King's Bench, their several opinions, by
Seite 31 - the most careful consideration which I have been able to give to the subject, has convinced me, that