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1826 Aug 31 Penal Code

Ch III Offences—Person Rep
§.3.Challenging

S. Repressives applicable to utteredchallenger, accepted
conveyer of the challenge

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For prevention of
the effect of a challenge
Judge may take any
repressive measures
though for the time
more afflictive than
ultimate satisfaction
or punishment

Art 1. For preventing the effect of a challenge,
the judge may at any time, antecedently to definitive
sentence, take any such measures as to
him shall seem necessary, for the purpose of
such prevention: even although such measures
for the time, as in case of imprisonment, be
more afflictive than the compensationsatisfaction or punishment,
or both, appointed by the definitive sentence

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Challenge to have no
compensation but for
vexation
fine will be imposed
on challenger on
evil conveyer concealer

Art 2.That the receiver, by whom information
has been given of a challenge, no pecuniary damage
on considerable vexation sustained by him
in consequence thereof, unless it be the time
consumed in attendance on the occasion of the
information and the judicial meeting, no compensation
except for the loss of time, or costs, if any
incurred will be to be awarded. But a fine
proportioned to the mischievousness of the offence,
and the circumstances of the offender
will be to be imposed. So likewise in the case of
the accepter of a challenge: So likewise in the case
of the evil-conscious conveyer or concealer,
as above

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Date_1	1825-08-31	Marginal Summary Numbering	24-25
Box	016	Main Headings	penal code
Folio number	022	Info in main headings field	penal code
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