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1823. August 21 ++++ 24
Constitutional Code

1. Enactive
Ch. II. Judiciary collectively
§.14. Judge a P Proceeding

1

§.14. Procedure, when Judge a Party.

Art. 1. In case On the occasion of a suit, in which the Judge is a party has in quality
specially interested, of party or otherwise a special interest, a choice must of course be made of some
other judicatory: in this case, for minimizing delay, vexation and
expence, as well as charges of misdecision, the course to be taken shall be is
as follows —

Art. 2. If the Judge , and the party all other parties on the other side
can agree on the joint choice of some other Immediate Judicatory,
so much the better: such namely an in for example one that, to which the appropriate
the appropriate evidence may be called presented to the view of the Judicatory with least delay, vexation
and expence, and without encreased danger of misdecision.

Art. 3. If not, a list of the Immediate Judicatories
immediately contiguous(a) to that of which he is Judge being made
out, the party or parties on the other side strike out one, the Judge party or parties
on the side on which the Judge is, another; and so on, until only one or two are left: if one
that is the Judicatory in which the case shall suit is to be decided; tried:
if two, lot decides which it shall be.

Art. 4. Power to a party opposed to litigant against the Judge to
Art. 4. In case of the Judge's striking out a Judicatory
in a peculiar degree ment as per Art. 2., power to the
adverse party to apply to appeal to the Appellate Judicatory,
praying for reasons alledged the appointment of that Jud the so discarded
Judicatory notwithstanding.

Art. 5. In respect of special interest, the bias may
be the nearly nearly or altogether the same, whether it be in his own person
that the Judge has the interest or in the person of some other
individual, connected with him with whom he is connected by some special tie;
whether of self-regarding or sympathetic interest: as if it be is for example a wife
child, offspring, parent or other near relation in the ascending collateral line patron, protege
or old and intimate friend.




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Date_1

1823-08-21

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1-5

Box

042

Main Headings

constitutional code

Folio number

367

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constitutional code

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001

Titles

procedure, when judge is party

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1

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recto

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d24 / e1

Penner

jeremy bentham

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jeremy bentham

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

13290

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