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It could not then possibly have been presented to the King for his assent till June 9 , 1914 ; it was not so presented to the King till September 18 , 1914 . / 2 / ( That is to say , such obligations follow the analogy of easements , and , as the burden falls on the quasi servient estate , the benefit goes with the dominant land to assigns , whether mentioned or not , and they are not considered from the point of view of contract at all . The Imperial Parliament , under the guidance of English statesmen , certainly admitted in practice thirty years ago that a self-governing colony , such as New Zealand , ought to be allowed in local matters to legislate for itself . The self-governing colonies , on the other hand , up at any rate till 1884 , just because they were more and more left alone and free to manage their own affairs , though they occasionally resented the interference of the English Government with colonial legislation , were on the whole contented with things as they stood . Western Australia , for instance , which is now one of the states of the Commonwealth of Australia , did not obtain responsible government till 1890 , and Natal , now a state of the Union of South Africa , did not obtain such government till 1893 . These distinctions till nearly the middle of the nineteenth century produced a kind of disunion among the Swiss people which in 1914 seems almost incredible . Thus the eminent man who advocated the desirability of every opinion obtaining a hearing in the House of Commons , used on another occasion the following words : " It is an essential and integral feature of our policy that we shall go forward with the task of making the House of Commons not only the mouthpiece but the mirror of the national mind . 621 , where , however , it does not appear that the plaintiff did not know of the offer of a reward , but merely that the jury found that she was in fact actuated by other motives , a finding wholly beside the mark . A greater number of M.P.s than fifty years ago deliver speeches in the House of Commons . In such jurisdictions , the legislature can prescribe procedures for getting on the ballot , and it could provide that a sortition process like that described above could be used to reduce the number of candidates on the ballot to two , the final selection to be made by popular election . In the reign of Henry IV ., another case / 2 / arose upon a covenant very like the last . In looking at the early cases we are reminded of the still earlier German procedure , in which it did not matter whether the plaintiff 's claim was founded on a right of property in a thing , or simply on a contract for it . In the matter of prescription , therefore , buyer and seller were identified , like heir and ancestor . 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 . Neither can it be defended on the same ground as the protection to the occupation of the land itself . All , therefore , that can be conclusively inferred from the argument against the referendum is that the people 's veto , like any other veto , may sometimes be ill , and sometimes be well employed . " Estovers for [ 403 ] repair went with the land , like other rights of common , / 1 / which , as Lord Coke has told us , passed even to disseisors .