27 Feb y 1807

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Letter V

Resolut. 10, 11, 12, 13, 14

4 th. That as to Resolution 13 th, inhibiting Appeals to the House of Lords from interlocutory judgments, not excepting those from the Chamber of Review, the inhibition it imparts is inconsistent with the very principle of appeal, and can not be defended on any other ground than that the supreme appellate jurisdiction of the House of Lords is unnecessary in toto, as well in its application to final judgments as in its application to interlocutory ones:- for that the distinction between an interlocutory and a final judgment is not in its nature so fixed and determinate, but that the effect of a final judgment may be given to an interlocutory one.