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1824 Feb. 21.
Constitutional Code

Ch. Pursuer General
§.1. Field of Service.

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Art. 1. Same as Judge's, Pursuer
General local field of service
Art 2. In so far as Government
is a party,
Public Pursuer General at the Judicatory acts
as it's substitute.

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Art 4 Cases in which
Government is a party
are
1. Non-penal cases.
2. Penal cases, purely public.
3. Penal cases private-public or publico-private.

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Art 4 3. On which side
sooner Government
is, the Public Pursuer General is
its substitute.

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Art 4. I. Non-Final Cases in which
Government is party.
As to Government property,
or portion thereof,
judicial contest
between Government
and individual or body,
to where to the individual, if
Defendant, no crime
imputed: only service
demanded of him,
whether performable by conveyance
of property, or by compensation
for damage,
from some act, positive
or negative.

6.
Art 6. Exceptions excepted,
so, as to District
property, Public Pursuer
General acts as
Substitute to Sub-Legislature.

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Ch. Pursuer General
§.1. Field of Service.

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Art 7. Exceptions
I. Sub Legislature on the
side opposite to Government's.

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Art 8. II. By Sub-Legislature,
a special substitute employed.
but, opposition of interest
as per Art 6. excepted,
concurrent
authority has Public Pursuer
General with District
Pursuer, as with the individual
in publico-private
cases, as per § Art.3

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Art 9. Specially to Public Pursuer
General it belongs
to demand execution
and effect for ordinances
against concerning offences
against justice by
in the joint ratio of the
magnitude of the evil
of the offence, and of the offender's
pecuniary sufficiency.

10.
Art 10. Offences against
Justice such whereby
of either the direct or the collateral
ends of justice,
the attainment is prevented
or abstracted. obstructed.

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Art 11. Of the direct by falshood,
accompanied
with mendacity, insincerity
or temerity

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Ch. Pursuer General
§.1. Field of Service.

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Art 12. Insincerity
Examples.
1. Facts represented
as not having had
place when, though
not a percipient
witness, he could not,
in the judgment of
the Judge, but have
believed them to have
had place; or vice
versa.
2. Augmentation
so illusory, that it's
illusoriness could
not but have been
perceived by the
arguer.

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Art 13 – of collateral
do. – by
1. Endless Needless delay, created
or endeavoured at.
2. Or needless expence
Or needless vexation,
with consciousness
of it's needlessness.
3. – or needless vexation
with like consciousness.

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Art. 14.

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Date_1	1824-02-21	Marginal Summary Numbering	1-13
Box	041	Main Headings	Constitutional Code
Folio number	210	Info in main headings field	Constitutional Code
Image	001	Titles	Pursuer General / Field of Service
Category	Marginal summary sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	"Recto" is not in the list (recto, verso) of allowed values for the "Rectoverso" property.	Page Numbering	D35 / E1
Penner		Watermarks	J WHATMAN TURKEY MILL 1822
Marginals		Paper Producer	Jonathan Blenman
Corrections	Jeremy Bentham	Paper Produced in Year	1822
Notes public		ID Number	001
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