Box 52 contains Bentham's ideas for a Procedure code which would regulate how courts should operate. The Procedure code was part of Bentham’s overall plan for a ‘Pannomion’ – a complete code of law. In this material Bentham considered the operation, nomenclature, costs and personnel of the courts.

Detailed contents of this box are as follows:

• Folios 1 to 28: Procedure - Ends, Dumont [1802]
• Folios 29 to 132: Procedure Code [marginal outlines] [1823-27]
• Folios 133 to 162: Procedure Code - Preface [1827-28]
• Folios 163 to 349: Procedure Code - Ends and Means, Analysis, Correspondent judiciary, all-embracing arrangements, general rules, judiciary application, proxies [1823-27]
• Folios 350 to 586: Procedure Code - Evidence, initiatory application, suits, means of execution, intermediate proceeding, remedies, mode of judicial transfer, predension [1823 - 28]
• Folios 587 to 590: Procedure Code - Intermediate operates [fragments] [1823-29]

Folios from box 52 which have already been partially or fully transcribed are listed under the progress bar below.

Box 52 Progress: Transcription begun

Untranscribed: 0
In Progress: 0
Ready For Review: 0
Completed: 607
Total: 607

JB/052/001/001‎ JB/052/002/001‎ JB/052/003/001‎ JB/052/004/001‎ JB/052/005/001‎ JB/052/006/001‎ JB/052/075/001‎ JB/052/229/001‎ JB/052/519/001‎