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Covenants which started from the analogy of warranties , and others to which was applied the language and reasoning of easements , have been confounded together under the title of [ 401 ] covenants running with the land . But side by side with the law have grown up certain stringent conventional rules , which , though they would not be noticed by any court , have in practice nearly the force of lawJSfoPresident has everjbeen re-elected more than once : the popular approval of this conventional limit ( of which the constitution knows nothing ) on a President 's re-eligibility proved a fatal bar to General Grant 's third candidature . Locke , Bentham , and Mil will find it easy to assent , for it is well known that in any country , and especially in any country where popular government exists , the thoughts , even the bad or the foolish thoughts , of the people should be known to the national legislature . On an EBCDIC based system , HTML files and other text files are usually saved encoded in the native EBCDIC code set , while image files and other binary data are stored with identical encoding as on ASCII based machines . It must again be remembered that the Lords , of recent years at least , have at times rejected Bills supported by the majority of the House of Commons which , as has been proved by the event , had not received the support of the electors . A student may ask what is the good of insisting upon the absolute sovereignty of Parliament in relation to the Dominions when it is admitted that Parliament never gives , outside the United Kingdom , and probably never will give , full effect to this asserted and more or less fictitious omnipotence . The one is the advance towards democracy resulting from the establishment , 1867 to 1884 , of Household Suffrage ; the other is the increasing rigidity of the party system . In the eyes , at any rate , of thinkers who share the moral convictions prevalent in most civilised states , it must seem a gain that the Imperial Parliament should have been able in 1834 to prohibit the existence of slavery in any country subject to the British Crown , and should be able to-day to forbid throughout the whole Empire the revival of the Slave Trade , or of judicial torture . Wichingham , J. : If the king grants warren to another who is tenant of the manor , he shall have warren , & c .; but the warren will not pass by the grant [ of the manor ] , because the warren is not appendant to the manor . To these you should add Acts such as those which declare valid marriages which , owing to some mistake of form or otherwise , have not been properly celebrated , and Acts , common enough at one time but now rarely passed , for the divorce of married persons . Some further of the laws of the constitution , such , for example , as the law regulating the descent of the Crown , which were at one time unwritten or common law , have now become written or This difference will at bottom be found to depend upon the degree of directness with which the violation of a given constitutional maxim brings the wrongdoer into conflict with the law of the land . Finchden , J. puts the case of parceners making partition , and one covenanting with the other to acquit of suit . Legislation again is now the business , one might almost say the exclusive business , of the Cabinet . War has its lessons which may be more impressive than the lessons , valuable as they always are , of peace .