What, then, is the meaning of the expression 'in the interests of justice'? It must mean, I think, to promote or advance the cause of justice. Justice is a principle which regulates the distribution of things, valued by men awarding them to some, denying them to others. It is, at the same time, a principle whereby each man's worth is appraised. Justice gives to "every one that which is his." It is not a free gift from the Court. The subject of a civilised country is entitled as a matter of right to get it "freely without sale, fully without any denial and speedily without delay."