JB/030/178/002

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GB. 1830. April 25
Civil Code

1
Pannomion what

2 Instead of the word Pannomion,
law used.

3
Subject matters of information
conveyed
1 Benefits thereby conferred
2 Burthens imposed
3 Motives

4
No otherwise than as he
is informed of them can
a man enjoy the benefits
conferred or escape
from the burthens imposed
by the law

5
The informatn. must be
given in time to allow
him to frame his conduct
accordingly –

6
Inasmuch as the informatn
is not given the law is
inefficient & useless

7
Information not received
in time might as well
not be given

8
No benefit conferred by law
without creating a right

9
Correspondent to every
right is a wrong

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10
In so far as a wrong is
considered by to have
been committed endeavour
is used by law
to prevent the commission
of it & punishmt.
commonly employed
for that purpose

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Right & wrong mutually
correlative terms

12
to have a right 2 things
necessary

13
Considerations respecting
a right determined
by a Civil Code
1 What it is
2 Whether it has begun to be
3 Whether it has ceased to be

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Sub Note
Absurdity of purity
as to language

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The man who has no
other than the language
of that age is th like
that peasant who to
make all works of
wood has no instrument
but a hatchet.

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17
Character of the Articles
of the Civil Code
1 Expositive
2 Enactive
3 Instructional
4 Ratiocinative
5 Exemplificational

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Under existing system
Enactive almost the only
one employed.

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In the case of the enactive
applicatn.
made by will to will.
In that of the expositive
applicn. made by
conception to conceptn.
In that of the ratiocinative
application by
judgement to judgemt.

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Inadequate every book
of law in which these
several classes not
found

21.
Ratiocinative Articles
Principles belonging to
I. Applying to all
Greatest happiness
II. Applying to elementary
portion
1 Disappointmt. preventn.
2 Oppressive dominion obviatg.
3 Over population obviating
4 Governmt. revenue supplyg.
5 Equality favoring

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Connection between Codes
Civil & Penal
Inventorship &c

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Condition in life
Particular Codes

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Conditions in life Permanent
and non-permant.

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Connection between Pannomion
(Civil and Penal Codes
included) and Universal
Jurisprudence

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Relation of Civil Code
1 to Penal Code
2 to Procedure do.
3 To Particular do.
4 To Buonaparte's do.

27
Consideranda
Entities real, and (Jurisprudential)
fictitious
1 Obligations
2 Rights
3 Power
4 Exemption
5 Burthen
6 Benefit
7 Service
8 Trusts

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Connectn. between Code Civil
and Penal

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Matter of prosperity its species

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Leading locutions
Names of Jurisprudential
fictitious entities

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Nomography what

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Cessation of possession

Identifier: | JB/030/178/002 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 30.
Date_1	1830-04-25	Marginal Summary Numbering	1-13, 15-32
Box	030	Main Headings	civil code
Folio number	178	Info in main headings field	civil code
Image	002	Titles
Category	marginal summary sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering
Penner	george bentham	Watermarks	b&m 1829
Marginals		Paper Producer	arthur moore; richard doane
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year	1829
Notes public		ID Number	9685
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