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1826. July 21. 3

Constitutional code.

Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively.
§. 21. Oppression obviated.

H 32 20.
Art 20. Of the appropriate
Judicatory, — Judges
a superordinate
of the alledged oppressor:
viz.
1. Alledged oppressor, a
Minister, Judge the
Prime Minister.
2. Alledged oppressor, the
Prime Minister, Judge
the legislature, as per
Ch. VI. §. 28. legislation
Penal Judicatory.
3. Alledged oppressor of
a grade such that the
grade of his next
superordinate is below
the Minister's, Judge
the Minister.

33 21.
Art 21. Of his own
motion, or at instance
of complainant, or
party complained of,
the Judge gives power
to special Judge to
invoke the Judge Ordinary:
viz. Judge Immediate
of the Sub-district
in which is the residence
of the functionary
complained of.

34 22.
Art 22. Justifying causes.
Examples.
1. Obtainment of
Evidence from Evidence
holders, over whom Judge
special has no
evidence elicitation
power.
2. Avoidance of
suspicion of undue favor.
3. Increase to publicity,
thence to security,
as to appropriate
aptitude of Judge Special.

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Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively.
§. 21. Oppression obviated.

35 23.
Art 23. By Judge Ordinary
as well as Special will
be exercised the elementary
judicial functions,
as per Ch. XII. §. 9: Ultimate
imperative function
excepted, which will be
exercised by Judge Special
alone. Reason, undivided
responsibility.

36 24.
Art 24. Power to Judge
Special, instead of officiating,
as above, to transfer
cognizance to Judge
Ordinary.

37 25.
Art 25. In any case, cases
for secrecy excepted,
publicity compleat, as in
Judicial procedure, as
per Ch. XII. §. 14. Publicity etc.

38 26.
Art 26. Cases for secrecy.
Examples.
1. War existing, or supposed
impending.
To avoid furnishing
information subservient
to hostility, Prime Minister
may in this case,
locate a Special Registrar:
proceedings minuted
and recorded in a
secret Register, as per Ch.
XII. §. 14. Publicity etc.

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Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively.
§. 21. Oppression obviated.

45
Art ___ Added to instrument
of Appeal against
locomutation may be
do. of complaint of
oppression at large.

46.
Examples.
Art. ___ Cases in which,
exceptions excepted,
exemplars thus will be
disposed of, are as follows.
1. Judicature on
complaint of oppression
at large -, of non-functionaries,
or functionaries
by functionaries.
2. Judicature, for
warranting locomutation.
3. Judicature on
Appeal against locomutation.
1. Kept in the office
in which the minute
is recorded, one.
2.Delivered to each
of the persons interested,
functionaries or
non-functionaries, one.
3. Transmitted to each
functionary superordinate
to the two parties,
one.

47
Art 47. Exceptions:
cases in which
transmission of exemplars
will not be made
but at the instance
of one or other of the
parties.
1. Suspension temporary.
2. Simple transference
definitive or temporary.
3. Transference to an
inferior grade, when
temporary.
4.Stoppage of promotion
when temporary.

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Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively.
§. 21. Oppression obviated.

II. Remedy
1. b Oppression at large
1. Judicatory

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Date_1	1826-07-21	Marginal Summary Numbering	20-26, 43-47
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