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1823 Decm 31 Constitutional Code Ch.XX Appellate Judges

Ch.

S.

☞ Entered S. 1. Enactive

1.

Art. 1. Appellate judgeJudicatory
what: having cognizance
of Appeals.

2.

Art. 2. Appeal, what
address to judge appellate
by suitors to immediate
under him, alleging
praying appropriate
relief from detriment
through alleged misconduct
of judge immediate, without
imputation of moral
blame.

3.

Art. 3. Subject matter
of appeal, is either misdecision
quasi-misdecision.
Misdecision is either
definitive, or ante
definitive, or post
definitive.

4.

Art. 4. Definitive has
place in so far as, by
the last decrees issued
before execution does
or should take place
and by which, as to every
thing but execution,
a suit receives it's termination,
execution
and intended effect
fails to be given to ordinances
bearing on
the subject of contestation.

5.

Art.5. Antedefinitive,
in so far as by any decrees,
antecedent to
the definitive, as above
the effect is produced.

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6.

Art.6. Quasi misdecision
where, by means
other than decision,
the like effect is produced.
These are either,
1. Delay: understand factitions
and undue.
2. Precipitation.
For the ways in which
they produce this effect,
see Procedure code
or insert them here.

7.

Art. 7. Quasi misdecision,
what: without decision
thence without
misdecision, producd.
or tending to produce
in any shape, injury
producible by misdecision

8.

Art.8. Modes of quasi
misdecision are either
1. Delay: or
2. Precipitation.

9.

Art.9. Modes in which
by delay (when undue)
over and above vexation
and expence, the
effect of misdecision
is producible. These are
causing he...
absolute or relative, of
any of the means necessary
to the giving
execution and effect
to the appropriate
article of law.

10.

Art.10. These are
1. Means of proof, or say
evidence.
2. Means of execution.

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11.

Art. 11. Comprized under
means of proof, are
means of disproof:
disproof in so far as
the endeavouring to
give execution to the
law is opposed by false
evidence.

12.

Art.12. Comprized under
means of execution are.
1. Means of immediate
execution.
2. Means of eventual
execution.

To render execution
sufficiently assured
wherever, to a certain
degree, reluctance to
submitt to execution
has place, it may be
necessary that the
means of immediate
execution, or what is
equivalent, be placed
in the power of the
judge at a time, by
any amount antecedent
to that at which
actual execution would
be according to case

13.

Art. 13. Proof is of a matter
of fact, by which the
party is placed in a situation
which, in virtue
of certain ordinances,
gives to all who are in
it, a right to the extrajudicial
service
claimed, and thence
to the judicial necessity
to cause it to be, in
so far as may be
considered.

14.

Art.14. To means of proof
and execution, necessary
are

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are do. of communication
for these purposes:
viz. I believe
1. persons & persons
2. persons & things
3. things and things
including time necessary
for the performance
of the motions.

Identifier: | JB/041/327/001 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 41.
Date_1	1823-12-31	Marginal Summary Numbering	1-134
Box	041	Main Headings	Constitutional Code
Folio number	327	Info in main headings field	Constitutional Code Ch 22
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