It is for the legislature to alter the law if Parliament in its wisdom thinks an alteration desirable. - Edward Macnaghten, Baron Macnaghten

It is not the function of a Court of justice to enforce or give effect to moral obligations which do not carry with them legal or equitable rights.

Some confidence there must be between merchant and manufacturer. In matters exclusively within the province of the manufacturer the merchant relies on the manufacturer's skill, and he does so all the more readily when he has had the benefit of that skill before.

It is a public scandal when the law is forced to uphold a dishonest act.