The Law of the Canadian Constitution
The Law of the Canadian Constitution
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A* to property aiul ciril ri'/lttx, the following points must be considered : (1) Is the Act one of general English application in the sense we have mentioned ? (2) If so, is it an Act properly applicable to the circumstances the commercial, religious, and social environments of this pro- vince ? (3) If not so applicable, or if the matter is one of reasonable doubt, has there been a legislative recognition of the Imperial Act, as being in force here ? (4) Have the decisions of the courts pro...ceeded so clearly upon one line, as to have established a rule of property or xhitv. * in the province '.
It will be seen that, owing to the recognition by Upper Canadian judges of the propriety of making an inquiry as (a) See Sheldon v. Law, 3 U. C. Q. B. (O. S. ) 85, and Fulton v. James, 5 U. C. C. P. 182 (horse-racing) ; Keg. V. Milford, 20 O. R. 306 (9 Geo. II. C. 5, against fortune telling), and Reg. V. Barnes, 45 U. C. Q. B. 276 (Lord's Day Act).
THE SOURCES OF OUR LAW. 127 to the applicability of any Imperial Act to the circum- stances of this province, the principles upon which the decision must rest, in the case of any given statute, are the same (except as to criminal statutes) as those laid down in the decisions of the Nova Scotia and New Brunswick courts, and, as we shall hereafter see, the statutes by which this question is governed in the provinces more lately acquired, expressly make " applicability " the test of their introduction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1.
A* to property aiul ciril ri'/lttx, the following points must be considered : (1) Is the Act one of general English application in the sense we have mentioned ? (2) If so, is it an Act properly applicable to the circumstances the commercial, religious, and social environments of this pro- vince ? (3) If not so applicable, or if the matter is one of reasonable doubt, has there been a legislative recognition of the Imperial Act, as being in force here ? (4) Have the decisions of the courts pro...ceeded so clearly upon one line, as to have established a rule of property or xhitv. * in the province '.
It will be seen that, owing to the recognition by Upper Canadian judges of the propriety of making an inquiry as (a) See Sheldon v. Law, 3 U. C. Q. B. (O. S. ) 85, and Fulton v. James, 5 U. C. C. P. 182 (horse-racing) ; Keg. V. Milford, 20 O. R. 306 (9 Geo. II. C. 5, against fortune telling), and Reg. V. Barnes, 45 U. C. Q. B. 276 (Lord's Day Act).
THE SOURCES OF OUR LAW. 127 to the applicability of any Imperial Act to the circum- stances of this province, the principles upon which the decision must rest, in the case of any given statute, are the same (except as to criminal statutes) as those laid down in the decisions of the Nova Scotia and New Brunswick courts, and, as we shall hereafter see, the statutes by which this question is governed in the provinces more lately acquired, expressly make " applicability " the test of their introduction.
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