Law Day
A Dictionary of Law · Henry Campbell Black · 1891
A Dictionary of Law
The day prescribed in a bond, morteage, or defeasible deed for payerty mortgaged. But this does not now occur until foreclosure.
In old English law
Law day or lage day denoted a day of open court; especially the courts of a county or hundred. Law disfavoreth impossibilities. Wing, Max. p.
606, max, 155.
Law disfavoreth improbabilities. Wing. Max. p.
620, max. 161.
Law [the law] favoreth charity, Wing, Max. p.
497, max.
135. é Law fayoreth common right. Wing. Max, p.
547, max. 144.
Law favoreth diligence, and therefore hateth folly and negligence.
Wing. Max. p- 665, max. 172; Fiach, Law, b. 1, ¢. 3, no. 70.
Law favoreth honor and order. Wing. Max. p.
739, max. 199.
Law favoreth justice and right. Wing, Max. p.
502, max.
141, Law favoreth life, liberty, and dower 4 Bacon’s Works, 345. Law favoreth mutual recompense. Wing. Max. p.
411, max. 108; Fineh, Law, b. 1, ¢. 3, no. 42.
Law [the law] favoreth possession, where the right is equal. Wing. Max. p.
375, max. 98; Fineh, Law, b. i, ec. 8, no, 36.
Law favoreth public commerce. Wing. Max. p.
738, max. 198.
Law favoreth public quiet. Wing. Max. p.
742, max. 200; Finch, Law, b. 1a 3, no.
54. q Law favoreth speeding of men’s causes. Wing. Max. p.
673, max, 175.
Law [the law] favereth things for the commonwealth, [common weal.] Wing. Max. p.
729, max.
197; Finch, Law, b, 1, ¢ SeNGs Da Law favoreth truth, faith, and geertainty. Wing. Max. p.
604, max. 154.