DISCRETION OF COURT - Nature of judicial discretion; how same must be exercised by the Court
HELD:
"In questions of exercise of discretion and the manner in which to exercise discretion, it is discretio legalis est scire per legem quid sit justum - a discretion to do what is just through the law.
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