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To be sure the Court regularly adheres to regular judgments, if in the support of the merits and justice; but if against the merits and justice they always get rid of the mere formality of them; but they do it upon terms.
Lord Mansfield, Lord Mexborough v. Sir John Delaval (1773), Lofft. 310. | ||
