 During his term in office the issuance of paper money, which had been ceased at intervals since 1750, was resumed.It was provided by law that should any creditor refuse to accept the bills of the state the debtor might secure a discharge by depositing the amount of his debt with one of the judges of the state superior court or the court of common pleas.This law led to the suit of "Trevett vs. Weeden", which resulted in a decision looking toward the right of courts to declare legislative enactments unconstitutional.