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 1 25 |      institutions . . . both public and individual well-being
 2 46 |    minimizing the social and public character of the right of
 3 49 |     of the State. Therefore, public authority, under the guiding
 4 49 |    man's law, but by nature, public authority cannot abolish
 5 62 |    one persuade himself that public order, peace, and the tranquillity
 6 73 |     provision on the part of public authority aid them in so
 7 74 |      must be adjusted to the public economic good. We have shown
 8 74 |      and put in jeopardy the public order, peace, and tranquillity
 9 88 |      from and independent of public authority, because in the
10 88 |   this order, an order which public authority ought to be ever
11 94 | cannot settle their dispute, public authority intervenes. ~
12 109|      functions and duties of public authority with those of
13 110|    effectively brought under public authority in these matters
14 110|   the latter's function. The public institutions themselves,
15 114|     not to owners but to the public authority. If the foregoing