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The custom of the city of London is a matter of fact. thomas denison

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All customs must be supposed to have had a good commencement, unless they appear to be inconsistent or against reason. per cur.

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In many cases a party undertakes to prove a custom from the time of legal memory, the reign of Richard the Second; but that proof is generally established by evidence of acts done at a much later period, and frequently no evidence is given beyond the present century. lord kenyon

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If the custom be general, it is the law of the realm: if local only, it is lex loci, the law of the place. Now, all laws are general, as far as the law extends; and all customs of England are of course, immemorial.1 No usage, therefore, can be part of that law, or have the force of a custom, that is not immemorial. joseph yates

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