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1. Want of symmetry
One would think that
the controver of controvers the several
different Judicatories had
had different contrivers, and that they
had no connection
with each other.
2. Form. Bonaparte
repeated where one
repetition, (verification Gallice) one fit rule rule
would have served
Example. Under verification of authenticity
within inter documents.
3. Form. Distance no expression.
technical, i.e.
appropriate terms unexplained.
4. Form. Line of numbers
but one for the whole
Code. instead of giving
the necessary lines on their
own and Sections
or any Titles.
6. Disjunction and Sub-disjunction
not distinguished.
7. Witnesses and litigant
and extraneous = three
different modes of extracting
evidence from litigant do
all different from do of extraneous
do 13.21.39.
8. Sorts of Judges several
where 2 sorts
viz. Immediate and
Appellate would suffice.
9. Forms of procedure
different where 2 or
more sorts are all Immediate.
Titles equally applicable
to both applied — same to
one only; others to another.
10. Short or Limited intervals
allotted to operations
the possible kind of performance
of which is indefinitely
variable. Effect — This
is in effect giving the
mala fide suitor so
much delay. Civ. 15
4 Months. Civ. 16.20
11. Investigateral examination
effects of the
want of it in civils.
Witnesses few except
partial witnesses
12. Repetition.
Civ. 36.39
Repetitive. Objection no competence
or credit. Civ. 39.
40. 66
Useless matter
pp 10,11.12: art. 48
to 56 58.
Prehensors costs 60.61.62
67
Time given to individual
functionaries on
the several operations
those for to protegé and
patrons to encrease. the
number of the operations
and at any rate prevent
their diminution.
Judge responsible. ch paix
Civ 15
Execution provisioned
with and without security.
Civ 17.19
Registration with signatures
of Judges and Registrar.
13. Of auditor of witnesses 39
( registration 43)
Opposition (Defendants)
after provisional judgment
against him by default.
From defendant's neighbours
&c information receivable
of circumstances proving
this deft could not have
been informed of the
but no oath required of
them.
No reference to any subsequent
examination as to
this in the event of deft
subsequent apprehension
Civ. 24.
View 38. 41. 42.
Scientific evidence 42.
Causes of recusable of a
Judge 44. 45. 46. 47
With form of procedure
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