Members of the upper house, or Lagthing, are not permitted to propose ordinary legislation, on the theory that they should remain unprejudiced so as to exercise a judicial revision.
"Norwegian Life"
Ethlyn T. Clough
It comprises essentially a single body, which, however, for purely legislative purposes is divided into two chambers, or sections, the Lagthing and the Odelsthing.
"The Governments of Europe"
Frederic Austin Ogg
A fourth of the membership is designated to constitute the Lagthing, the remaining three-fourths comprise the Odelsthing; and the division thus effected holds until the succeeding election.
"The Governments of Europe"
Frederic Austin Ogg