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1830 3 April
Civil Code. (1) Table of Contents as shewn by Titles of Chapters (2)

1
Consideration or say
Subject matter of consideration
in a Civil
Code. 1. Entities
real and fictitious real or say corporeal or
say incorporeal
Note Impossibility of considering
the one without the other

2
Motive for taking consideration
on this ante
judicature. their value
was in the way of
1. Use
2 in the way of transfer
2. transfer: including
including exchange exchange

3
Topic or say Consideranda as to
the Use
Subject matter of consideration
1 Seat and source of
and
value in the way of use
the
2. Use general and
variable Subject
this particular
matter — seat and
source of value — say
Thing valuable — Personal
1. Uses 1. General 2. particular valuable
to

2. Persons considered
as capable having the power of deriving
or having the power to derive
such uses — of reaping
such benefit: viz by
in respect of an interest
1. Subject by possession
in servility
2. Franchise by possession
in conjunction with
others: viz in Time
1. present or 2 future 1. absolute
2. contingent
3. Limitation to the description
of the person
so capable

3. Modes of acquiring
or say beginning to have
the power of requiring
these several uses
in the instance of which
such payment or say efficient
Efficient causes of
commencement of right
in respect of such uses.

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See Modes of ensuring
to have possess such
right. Efficient causes
of cessation of right to
possess are
1. Involuntary to
a
2. Superior legal power

Things in respect
of the services exactable
or receivable at their
hands derivable from this

( )

Note [Value] is capable
of yielding pleasure
or exemption from
pain: yielding, one
immediately or by the
of other subject
matters.

2. Voluntary considered
in respect of relative harm

1. Duration when — during
or say life time.
2.. After death, or
say post-obituary

Post-obituary
1. Without
designation
2. by voluntary designation

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Civil Code
Part I
Rights collectively considered

Ch. I. Expos.
Consideranda — Entities
1. Really existing —
1 Things .. 2 Person
2. Fictitious —
1 Obligations
1. Obligations. 2. Rights
&c

Ch. II. Rat.
Motives or say
Reasons for the Consideration
of them — all of
them really
their viz in the
way of
1. Use:
2. transfer including
exchange.

Ch. III Expos.
Uses of a thing: viz
are
1. General 2. Particular Ownership Use
2 Particular or say Special
or Fractional Uses.

Ch. IV Expos.
Enact.
General Ownership
Use Necessary limitation
thereto, in the case
of all things.

Ch. V Expos.
Uses of a person in
respect of the services
he is capable of affording

Ch. VI Expos.
Enact
Of persons confident
as possessors of the
above subject matter
Modes of possession
1 in severally, or say
integral.
2. in conjunction with
co-possessors — or say
fractional.

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Civil Code
Part. I.
Rights collectively considered

Ch. VII Expos.
Times of possession
1. Present. 2. Future
certain. 3. Future
contingent

Ch. VIII
Modes of beginning to
have possession of a thing.
or say Efficient
causes of the acquisition commencement
of possession

Ch. IX
Modes of ceasing
to have possession of a
thing — or say Efficient
causes of cessation of
possession.

Identifier: | JB/031/282/002 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 31.
Date_1	1830-04-03	Marginal Summary Numbering
Box	031	Main Headings	civil code
Folio number	282a "a" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 282.	Info in main headings field	civil code table of contents as shewn by titles of chapters
Image	002	Titles
Category	plan	Number of Pages	2
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering
Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks	b&m 1829
Marginals		Paper Producer	arthur moore; richard doane
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year	1829
Notes public		ID Number	9968
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