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1823 Oct. 24
Constitutional Code or Procedure.

Ch. Appellate Judges
§. 1. Fields &c Appeal what

8. 1.
Art 1. To no Appellate
Judicatory belongs Immediate
Jurisdiction.

9. 2.
Art 2. To every Appellate
belongs cognizance
of all Appeals, and
Quasi Jury Appeals
from all Immediate
Judicatories, within
it's local field of jurisdiction.

10. 3.
Art 3. Of every Appellate,
the logical field is co-extensive
with that
of the Immediate Judicatories
under it: neither
greater nor less.

11. 4.
Art. 4. Appeal what.
It is made from the Immediate
to the Appellate,
when being dissatisfied
with whole or part of two
definitive decrees, opinative
and imperative
of the Immediate, a
party resents to Appellate
a petition; praying
Judge to exercise some
one or more of the
functions which, in
favor of such Appellant,
he is by law authorized
to exercise at
his option, as to which.

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Ch. Appellate Judges
§. 2. Quasi-Appeals what

12. 5. or 1.
Art. 1. Quasi Appeal, a
petition praying relief
where otherwise without
any appeal the
effect of a decree in
petitioner's disfavor,
would be produced by
relative inaction.

13 6. or 2.
Art 6. – Namely, by non-production
of forthcomingness
of thing or
person for evidence
or justiciability.

14 7. or 3.
Art 7. If of evidence,
the justificators cause
of petition will be that,
if forthcoming the evidence,
would by itself
as in conjunction been
necessary and sufficient
to form an adequate
ground for some
decree which, on the
party's side, it is an
object of his suit or
defence to obtain of
the Judge.

15 8. or 4.
Art 8. If of justiciability,
that if forthcoming, the
person or thing wd. alone
or in conjunction be
necessary and sufficient
to give execution
and effect to a decree,
which it is an object of
the suit or defence to obtain:
whereas, in case of
non-forthcomingness,
execution or effect could
not be given in that
or any other adequate
shape.

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Ch. Appellate Judges
§. 2. Quasi-Appeal what

16. 9. or 5.
Art 9. Examples of
forthcomingness of
a person for justiciability.
1. Wife to be delivered
to husband.
2. Child to Parent or
other Guardian.
3. Offender to Judge, to
be consigned to Imprisonment
or Confinement.

17 10. or 6.
Art. 10. Or of a thing
for justiciability.
1. Thing claimed by a
suit to a pursuer,
in satisfaction of
his demand.
2. Mass of property to
do. to be sold by auction
to raise money
for satisfaction of
a debt due to him.

18 11. or 7.
Art 11. If for want of
dispatch practicable
and due by Judge Immediate,
irreparable
injury by want of
forthcomingness,
as above, is produced,
Judge is responsible,
non-penally or penally
or both ways, as
the case may be.

Identifier: | JB/041/320/001 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 41.
Date_1	1823-10-24	Marginal Summary Numbering	[[marginal_summary_numbering::8 [or] 1 - 11 [or] 4, 12 [or] 5 or 1 - 18 [or] 11]]
Box	041	Main Headings	Constitutional Code; Procedure Code
Folio number	320	Info in main headings field	Constitutional Code or Procedure Ch 22
Image	001	Titles	Appellate Judges / Fields &c Appeal what / Quasi-Appeals what
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