the Rule of Intendments. (19) Indeed, the standard of review that
discuss another rule, such as the Rule of Intendments. The significant
lower court is presumed correct" and that "[a]ll intendments
"presumed correct, all intendments and presumptions...
True, that is, within the shifting bounds of Spenser's
Intendments', his high tides and ebb tides and spreading waves.
Writing for the Court, Chief Justice Taney declared, "We cannot deal thus with the rights reserved to the states; and by legal
intendments and mere technical reasoning, take away from them any portion of that power over their own internal police and improvement, which is so necessary to their well being and prosperity." (234) The Supreme Court decided both Miln and Charles River Bridge on the assumption that the Constitution left certain local matters completely off-limits to the federal government--and both enumerated powers and restrictions should be construed accordingly.
We gave the committee the mandate of doing all that is necessary to see that the Law School reconsiders its position with a view to working within the
intendments of the provisions of the constitution.
1992) ("where the constitutionality of an act of the legislature is questioned, [the courts] must approach our review of the legislation with every presumption and
intendment in favor of its validity"); Piggly-Wiggly of Jacksonville, Inc.