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1831. Oct 8
Bankruptcy Court Bill(1)
Amendments J.B.

1.
Professed end in view
that the rights in
question may be enforced
with as little
expence, delay, and
uncertainty as possible.

2.
Between profession
and practice no
sort of agreement.

3.
1. As to expence – 1. to the
public – 2. to parties

4.
1. As to expense to the
public proposed
Judicatory a pickpocket
Court.

5.
Judges 4 – superfluous
3.

6.
Courts 2 – superior and
inferior.

7.
The superior court to
supersede the present
Chancellor's Court
in which Judge one
and no more.

8.
For this innovation
reason none final
cause profit to the
Chancellor in the
shape of patronage.


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9.
Amount of money
wasted – Expense
1. to public – 2. to individuals.

10.
1. To the public – Items
as per Lords bill

11.
Functionaries appointed
– Puisne Judges use
none – Pretence insinuated,
the Court
one of law as well
as equity.

12.
The Court of Exchequer
a sort of pretence
or prop.

13.
But the Puisneships
not the better for the
precedent.

14.
Secretary of Bankrups'
uselessness.

15.
If it had been intended
to do anything
with this £1200 a year
the Bill would have
specified it.

16.
Title of the functionary
absurd

15.
Secretary's Clerks
Salaries – 1. first Clerk

16
2d Clerk salary the
same – duty none.


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17.
These being money clauses
after being printed
in the bill in the
House of Lords left out
in the Commons'
bill.

18.
A money bill brought
into the House of
Lords and the money
clauses omitted
in the House
of Commons – the
only House that
has the power of
fixing the sums.

19.
Supposed course of proceeding
in framing the
bill so as to produce
the greatest mass of
emolument consistent
with prudence.

20.
Thus names of Offices
produced with functions
none – "a beggarly account
of empty boxes".

21.
The salaries to be added to
the bill by amendment –
a further amendment
proposed – that the salaries
of the puisne Judges be paid
to the framer of the bill
which would be better
than giving them to Judges
worse than useless.

22.
Mischiefs of the ordinary
practice of leaving the
sums blank till inserted
in Committee.

23.
In this bill not only the
sums left blank but
the whole sections omitted.


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24
Sole succedaneum
adopted, a verbal statement
by the Attorney General
thus time for consideration,
none –
denied.


Identifier: | JB/004/380/001
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Date_1

1831-10-08

Marginal Summary Numbering

1-24

Box

004

Main Headings

lord brougham displayed

Folio number

380

Info in main headings field

bankruptcy court bill

Image

001

Titles

Category

marginal summary sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

c1

Penner

george bentham

Watermarks

j whatman turkey mill 1829

Marginals

Paper Producer

jonathan blenman

Corrections

jeremy bentham

Paper Produced in Year

1829

Notes public

ID Number

2301

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