There are very good
people in the Court of Chancery. However, we all know there is a stigma about the Court, because some cases are never solved, or they are solved
without justice being sought. This is clearly a misunderstanding of how the
Court of Chancery operates. The fact is that there are people involved with the
court that understand that there are some injustices that are done. The people
that remain in the court make it so that people are put in prison when they
deserve it and also get their judgments. When there is no one who is able to
render judgment, remember the Court of Chancery is always there. There is also
a lot of discussion about how this current Jaundyce vs. Jaundyce case will play out.
The Court of Chancery assures you that there are people that are people who are
grinding themselves to the stone to see that everything is done. The public shouldn't fear the court, they should welcome it with open arms and not be
afraid to come into the court. Take it from a great aid to the court, Sydney Smith,
who stated, “That there never was a great abuse brought to light in England,
but there certainly arose some men prepared to contend not only that it was no
abuse at all, but that it was something to be admired, and glorified, and
boasted about. Such folks are tender, we presume, even of the Court of
Chancery.”
(Above Pictured are
the Past Martyrs of the Court of Chancery (1735))
Alfred Whaley Cole, William Henry Wills. Household Words. Volume II pg. 493
(9/28/1850)
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