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Ch. Challenging
(8) (8 §.
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Natural system
cheapness & efficiency
Turn now to the natural system behold on the one part
the cheapness of the remedy it provides, on the other part the
and thence the compleat coincidence between the number of those who used it and
the number of those within whose reach it is placed: on the other hand
the equally exact coincidence between the number magnitude of the mass of the
wrongs to which it is that the capable of being inflicted
and that of the wrongs to which the mass of remedies is in fact actually
applied.
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Importance of
applying remedies
to disorders however
slight — in political
as well as physical nosology
As there in the nosology of law there is no disorder
so slight as to be by neglect to become mortal a mortal disease
so no wrong is there so slight as not to have received at the hand
of the state physician a remedy attended with no other expences
than the immediate expence of applying for it, and where to which any
of the necessary happen to be at a distance is added the expence
of fetching it. if this is be the expence is it permitted to have
the effect of excluding the most indigent individual from the faculty
of obtaining whatever relief in whatsoever shape form it happens
to be suited to his case. If Next to in that shape or
by whose immediate operation the partaker of life is administered
is that by which justice is administered: Justice but for whose assistance
of none of those sufferers in the putting of which in their respective
uses the continuance of life depends could the possession be continued
for two days together in order
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Remedy, for challenge
under the natural system
Take in these present observations like the one and
application of this to the particular case here in question. From . Question Pursuer
has received a challenge. He repairs to the Justice Chamber, shows the
challenge off in writing, relates it if conveyed by word of mouth, and
the Judge according to the circumstances of the case and its
in particular of the proposed Defendant offers an names a day
for the appearance attendance of Defendant , and to ensure such attendance, employs
either the accerative procedure directed to the Defendant himself, or a
prehensive mandate addressed to a Prehensor one of the functionaries belonging to the Judicatory
commanding him to speak to
the Defendant and on that
day at the appointed time
bring him to answer to the
charge. In be either case
a demand paper with name
of the pursuer is proposed — a demand paper the form of which may be in the Procedure Code being in the one case suit with the accusative mandate
in the other case suit by the prehensor to be delivered to the defendant at the at which h an appropriate being given to him he is declared to be in to the custody of the law +
+ Fetching the evidence holder to the judgment justice chamber of the examining
Judge.
Identifier: | JB/016/107/001 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 16.
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1827-09-23 |
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016 |
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jeremy bentham |
brocklesby & morbey 1827 |
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edmund henry barker |
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1827 |
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