[A Leap in the Dark by A.V. Dicey]@TWC D-Link bookA Leap in the Dark CHAPTER III 32/34
_A, B_, and _C_ form a partnership.
_A_ is by far the richest, and _C_ by far the poorest of the firm.
_C_ finds the terms of partnership onerous.
He may have a moral right to retire, but certainly he cannot have a moral, and would hardly under any system of law have a legal, right to say, 'I do not want to leave the firm, but I insist that the terms of partnership be remodelled wholly in my favour.' Nor again is it conceivable that _B_ and _C_ by uniting together could in fairness claim to impose upon _A_ disadvantages the burden of which he had never intended to accept. [103] See pp.
22-31, _ante_. [104] 'But who proposed that Ireland should be anything else than an integral part of the United Kingdom (Ministerial cheers), or rather of the Empire ?' (Opposition cheers) .-- Mr.Sexton, April 20, 1893, _Times Parliamentary Debates_, p.522.The confusion of ideas and the hesitation implied in Mr.Sexton's expressions are noteworthy. [105] England adhered with absolute fidelity to her renunciation of the right to legislate for Ireland.
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