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G.B. 1830. Augt. 12.
Review

IV. Arbitratrix

Introd 2 Arbitration hated.
Arbitatrix reinquiries
rich the stock of mantraps
here displayed.

Introd 2. Arbitration hated
Resentment of lawyers at
non-lawyer arbitrations.

Introd 3. Arbitration Hated
Appropriate measures taken
in consequence.

Introd. 4. Arbitration hated
Cold water thrown on arbitrations
by pointing out
means of rendering them
of no avail.

5. Equity prepared for
Per §79 subject matters of
agreement matter of law
or matter of Equity.

6. Equity prepared for
With this option suitor easily
persuaded to throw
himself into the arms of
Equity

7. Re 1. Mantrap Consent needful
Reinquiry 1st. Memorandum
filed with the Registrar not
allowed to be revoked without
the consent of the other party.
This is the mantrap.

8. Re 1. Mantrap Consent needful
Here the matter to outward
appearance in a train of
settlement.

9. Adjournments
But before any settlement
power to adjourn from
time to time.

10. Adjournments
The list of adjournments
exhausted come the reinquiries.

11. Re.2 Question for Law or Equity
Reinquiry 2. Raising a question
for a Court of law or
Equity.

12. Re. 3. Direction to Jury.
Reinquiry 3. Power to Judge
to state directions to the
Jury.

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IV. Arbitratrix

13 Re 4 New Trial
Reinquiry 4. Power to law
Courts to direct new trial.

14. Re 5 Evidence rejection
Reinquiry 5. Power to Judge
to admit or reject evidence.

15. Polypus Re 5. X
So as to every any part of the
matter referred. §.81.

16. Polypus Re 5. X
Not that the gauntlet
th run through in every
case – the number of
steps actually taken depending
on the money
obtainable for that purpose.

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V. Conciliatrix

1.
Proof by one party of
the refusal of the
other party to appear
in a Court of Reconciliation.

2.
Nothing gained by
but hearing himself
laughed at by lawyers.

3.
To Reconcilement both
parties are accessary
if one party refuses
the other cannot
make him be reconciled.

4.
If the service demanded
is the payment of a
sum of money he can
do what depends upon
him to bring about
the result but if it
be any other service
all he can do is to
advise a suit in
Equity.

5
Without the Judge
the parties may be
reconciled without
expense – with him
they cannot be but
with expence.

6.
Judge in Ordinary will
he hold the balance
equally? No – but they
will lean to that side
which lays down
the largest sum
of money.

7.
Clause 100 directs that
Judge shall hear both
parties' complaints and
answers and give his
opinion and advice –
but what reason is
there for expecting
him to do so.

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Date_1	1830-08-12	Marginal Summary Numbering	1-16, 1-7
Box	004	Main Headings	lord brougham displayed
Folio number	091	Info in main headings field	review
Image	001	Titles
Category	marginal summary sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering
Penner	george bentham; richard doane	Watermarks
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Corrections	jeremy bentham	Paper Produced in Year
Notes public		ID Number	2012
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