JB/030/174/003

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1830 April 3
Civil Code

Notes
(5)

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Consideranda
Entities real, and
(Jurisprudential) fictitious
1 Obligation
2 Right
3 Power
4 Exemption
5 Burthens
6 Benefit
7 Services

( ) Subject matter of consideration fictitious or say incorporeal]
Of these the genus generalissium are 1 Obligations. 2 Rights
3. Powers. 4. Exemptions 5. Burthens. 6. Benefits 7. Services. 8 Trusts H This being with reference to each correlation,
divisible into pairs of correlation, and if no such pair
can either not be defined, or say otherwise than
in conjunction with and by means of the other.

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8 Trusts

Obligations may have place — may but the have their fictitious
existence (in so far as they can be said without utterance of self
proposition) without any of these other Jurisprudential
fictitious entities. a burthen excepted, in the sense in which it is considered either as synonymous
to, or as the considered
of
an obligation In so far as any law has place so
has the correspondent obligation

§.1 Entities real — their several

§.2. Entities — their
several modes of either
Obligations & Burthens
Rights & Benefits
§.3 Sources of enjoyment
modificative of the
mask of propriety
§.4. Efficient cause of
consideration
§. 6 Efficient uses
of cessation

Right can not have place without obligation
Rights are of two sorts: namely 1. Right constituted by
1. sort. constituted right of one party constituted
by obligation correspondent obligation by obligation imposed on
another party. 2. Regular sort constituted by absence of obligation
imposed on the party by whom the right is considered
as possessed.

Power is a modification of Right

Privilege is a modification of right, or of power or exception
possession of privilege is possession of a right or a power of which
no other party than a party sharing in such privilege has the
possession

Example has for its correlation obligation it is the absence or say non-existence of
obligation constituted
in the party who is
said to possess the
exemption To possess an
be in possession of an exemption is the not being charged or say burthened by the
not being subjected to a correspondent obligation

A benefit is of two sorts. Of benefits there are two sorts.
1. One sprung from a right — the immediate offspring of a correspondent
right. The other constituted with otherwise than by the
constituting of a right. The existence of possession of a benefit produced
and conferred by the constitution of a right, suppose
agency at any rate eventual agency on the part of the party possessor
of the benefit: the other sort of benefit produced without of such agency
the idea of such agency
is not included: pleasure
an example of
may be received by
the possessor of the benefit without
any thing being shewn
by him for the preservation
of it.

Identifier: | JB/030/174/003 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 30.
Date_1	1828-07-28	Marginal Summary Numbering
Box	030	Main Headings	official aptitude
Folio number	174a "a" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 174.	Info in main headings field	official aptitude &c
Image	003	Titles
Category	text sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering
Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks	b&m 1828
Marginals		Paper Producer	arthur moore; richard doane
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year	1828
Notes public		ID Number	9681
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