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The electors , indeed , are nominally supreme ; they can at a general election transfer the government of the country from one party to another . Please note that the committee will first satisfy itself that the normal management processes have been used and have not been able to remedy the issue / s raised , or have not been able to produce remedies in a reasonable period of time . announcing the executive will of the King , as when Parliament is summoned by proclamation , or else where orders in council have authority given to them by Act of Parliament . The Act itself stands in a position never before occupied by any statute of immense and far-reaching importance . The passing of the Great Reform Act itself was delayed by their lordships for somewhat less than two years , and it may well be doubted whether they have , since 1832 , ever by their legislative veto , delayed legislation really desired by the electors for as much as two years . But , on the other hand , the other states , if they should possess under the constitution rights equal to the rights or the political power left to the dominant partner , may easily combine to increase unduly the burdens , in the way of taxation or otherwise , imposed upon the one most powerful state . Apache 1.1 and earlier let modules handle POST and PUT requests by themselves . Afterwards they can resume requests and begin issuing the new encodings . My object in publishing the work is to provide students with a manual which may impress these leading principles on their minds , and thus may enable them to study with benefit in Blackstone 's Commentaries and other treatises of the like nature those legal topics which , taken together , make up the constitutional law of England . Your website has one or more machines under your administrative control , together we 'll call them a cluster of machines . It has already been observed that an easement of fencing may be annexed to land , and it was then asked what was the difference in kind between a right to have another person build such structures , and a right to have him repair structures already built . These facts may rekindle among the youth of England as of France the sense that to be young is very heaven ; these facts may console old men whom political disillusion and disappointment which they deem undeserved may have tempted towards despair , and enable them to rejoice with calmness and gravity that they have lived long enough to see the day when the solemn call to the performance of a grave national duty has united every man and every class of our common country in the determination to defy the strength , the delusions , and the arrogance of a militarised nation , and at all costs to secure for the civilised world the triumph of freedom , of humanity , and of justice . This novel phenomenon , which perplexes moralists and statesmen , is that large classes of otherwise respectable persons now hold the belief and act on the conviction that it is not only allowable , but even highly praiseworthy , to break the law of the land if the law-breaker is pursuing some end which to him or to her seems to be just and desirable . This is in itself a matter of grave significance . Public difficulties , not to say dangers , might have been averted if , in the contest between Mr. Hayes and Mr. Tilden , a few Republican electors had felt themselves at liberty to vote for the Democratic candidate . It will be found further that even to the Dominions themselves there is at times some advantage in the admitted authority of the Imperial Parliament to legislate for the whole Empire . And on principle it is only necessary between them in those cases - - such as warranties , and probably covenants for title - - where , the covenants being regarded wholly from the side of contract , the benefit goes by way of succession , and not with the land . Under the English constitution they have one point in common : they are none of them " laws " in the true sense of that word , for if any or all of them were broken , no court would take notice of their violation . The general object of this Lecture is to discover the theory on which a man is allowed to enjoy a special right when the facts out of which the right arises are not true of him . htaccess files for themselves . The transfer of easements presented itself as one case to be explained , and that has now been analyzed , and its influence on the law has been traced . It will soon appear that they have . The language of the law of easements was built up out of similes drawn from persons at a time when the noxoe deditio was still familiar ; and then , as often happens , language reacted upon thought , so that conclusions were drawn as to the rights themselves from the terms in which they happened to be expressed . If he should on a vote of censure decline to resign office , the King 's Bench Division would certainly not issue a quo warranto calling upon him to show cause why he continues to be And conventional view does not explain how conventions enforced . Thus the heir continued to represent his ancestor in the latter 's rights and obligations by way of warranty , after the executor had relieved him of the debts , just as before that time he had represented his ancestor in all respects .