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1828 Sept. 16 ++ 14
Constitutional Code Copd

Ch. XII. Judiciary collectively
§.2. Actors

14

Instructional
Art. 22. Note here in conclusion, so far as regards
the direct ends of justice — (namely right decision
execution and effect given to the ordinances of the subst
main body of the law, to the exclusion of mischance
and non-decision) obviously necessary, exceptions excepted on each occasion is the attendance of the each party
is the presence of the party at the Judgment seat as often
as any operation by which his interest is affected, is performed
by the Judge. Sole exception the case when the party
whose interest is at stake. For in the present case

in the presence of the Judge; and this even when in the character of an Evidence holder it is not necessary
For these two, even when for the support
of neither either his own interest, nor or for that of the or of that of a party
on the other side: is his presence in the character of an the matter of fact not having either immediately
or through the inter of any other person in the character of an Evidence
holder come within
his view. For,

Evidence holder necessary: for on in the breast of every
such species of Judiciary Assistant, as above mentioned,
may be has place a sinister interest, conflicting with his duty the interest of the party
and thence with the Assistant's in his character of trustee
in the character of a trustee

of to which last mentioned interest it belongs to the Judge, in every case
to give the benefit of his care. but, throughout the whole
field of judicial procedure, a constant conflict has or
say antagonization, has place between the direct ends
of justice as above mentioned and the collateral, to wit that
namely minimization of delay, expence and vexation:
and, on which side shall be the claim to preference
will, depend in every each individual instance, depend upon
the circumstances of the individual case: of which circumstances
under the Procedure Code connected with this Code the Judge will provisionally form his conception
from the examination taken by him of the Applicant.
In the case Of a child, of an age inferior to the age of reason or in that
of a person in a state of compleat fatuity, no: the party
being in these cases, altogether incapable of by the supposition in a state of compleat
incapacity, as to the watching over his own interest. But, in these
cases
cases as in every case
the difference between
capacity and incapacity
depends upon degrees: and
delay expence and vexation and apart,
it belongs to the Judge,
to obtain on and for
the ground of his judgment
as to the degree,
the best evidence which the nature of the case affords: in which evidence can not but be included the testimony of his own senses.




Identifier: | JB/042/215/001
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Date_1

1828-09-16

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

042

Main Headings

constitutional code

Folio number

215

Info in main headings field

constitutional code

Image

001

Titles

instructional

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

d14 / e14

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

"copd"

ID Number

13138

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