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1823. Novr. 27
Constitutional Code or Procedure
of – of of proof of eventual execution and power
or of means of by argument, or of of communication,
for the purpose of proof or execution or
Ch.
Of Appeal and Quasi Appeal
§. 1. Appeal and Quasi-Appeal what
Art. 1. Appeal is where, a definitive imperative
decree having been pronounced by a Judge Immediate
application is made by a party to a Judge Appellate
requesting him to reverse or modify it.
Art. 2. Quasi-Appeal is where by the Judge
Immediate no definitive imperative decree has been as
yet made: but by something which has been done in consequence of some act or omission
on the part of or omitted to be done by the Judge Immediate such
effects is the state of things have been produced as that to in disfavour
of the par Quasi Appellant the same effect has been
or is about to be produced as would have been produced
by a correspondent imperative decree: no definitive minimum
having had place, but from the want of it for want of it, or by mandated decision, the effects to those produced
by misdecision have been, or but for the requested
would be produced.
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