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1 Conflict of Laws in Cases of Divorce 1860

handle is hein.beal/clcd0001 and id is 1 raw text is: THE CONFLICT OF LAWS IN CASE S OF DIVORCE. BY PATRICK- FRASER, ADVOCATE. For Courts to quarrel and contend about Jurisdiction, is a piece of human frailty; and the more, because of a childish opinion, that 'tis the duty of a good and able Judge to enlarge the Jurisdiction of his Court; whence this disorder is increased, and the spur made use of instead of the bridle. But that Courts, thro' this heat of contention, should, on all sides, uncon- trollably reverse each other's decrees, which belong not to Jurisdiction, is an intolerable evil, and by all means to be suppress'd by kings, the squate, or government. For 'tis a most per- nicious example that Courts, which make peace among the subjects, should quarrel among themsblves.-BAcoN. EDINBURGH: T. AND T. CLARK, LAW BOOKSELLERS. LONDON: STEVENS & SONS. MDCCC LX,

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