It is a strong presumption that that which never has been done cannot by law be done at all.


Russell v. The Mayor of Devon (1788), 1 T. R. 673.


It is a strong presumption that that which never has been done cannot by law be done at all.

It is a strong presumption that that which never has been done cannot by law be done at all.

It is a strong presumption that that which never has been done cannot by law be done at all.

It is a strong presumption that that which never has been done cannot by law be done at all.