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A Dictionary of Law · William C. Anderson · 1889
A Dictionary of Law
A running: way, mode, practice. See De, Cursu.
Cursus CTirisB lex eurise
The practice of a court is the law of the court. Established, inveterate practice will be adhered to: it is supposed to be based upon principles of justice and public convenience. But a court of error does not generally notice the practice of another court. In short, every court, especially every court of equity, makes its own practice.^ Compare Error, 1, Communis.