“Then the gratuitous and the common have gained all that onerosity and property have lost.”

“Property, Community, are two ideas correlative to the ideas of onerosity and gratuitousness, on which they are founded.”

“It may be presumed to be a necessary ingredient in onerosity, that the obligation to be fulfilled is a legal one.”

“The Government of Greece strongly urges the onerousness of the duty here imposed upon the currants of that country, amounting to 100 per cent or more of their market value.”

“But just one year later, after an outcry over the onerousness of the new paperwork requirements, most of them were repealed.”

“That obligation might or might not have different degrees of onerousness because of what the State otherwise does in a particular case, full stop.”