phrases, quotes, aphorisms
Uncertain justice by a verdict is much better than certain injustice. Justice
Uncertain justice by a verdict is much better than certain injustice.
We are to exercise a just discretion and not to promote vexation. Discretion
We are to exercise a just discretion and not to promote vexation.
Fraud is sometimes mere matter of fact, and sometimes the conclusion of law from facts. Fraud
Fraud is sometimes mere matter of fact, and sometimes the conclusion of law from facts.
No man shall set up his own iniquity as a defence any more than as a cause of action. Fraud
No man shall set up his own iniquity as a defence any more than as a cause of action.
Men intoxicated are sometimes stunned into sobriety. Drunkenness
Men intoxicated are sometimes stunned into sobriety.
If we give an opinion, we can't give a judgment: you can't come here for an opinion to us. Judges
If we give an opinion, we can't give a judgment: you can't come here for an opinion to us.
Give your judgments, but give no reasons. Judges
Give your judgments, but give no reasons.
A gentleman at the Bar. Legal counsel
A gentleman at the Bar.
You need not cite cases: 'Tis a principle. Legal counsel
You need not cite cases: 'Tis a principle.
Don't you foist in a proposition which is not allowed. Legal counsel
Don't you foist in a proposition which is not allowed.
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