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1825 Nov. 5. 13. ++ 1827 Dec 6.
Constitutional Code

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Ch. XII. Judiciary collectively
§.14. Migration
Instructions

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7. All the while an inconvenience inseparable an one inconvenience inseparable from the
migration system — nor this an inconsiderable one, — is — at that which
will to a certain extent be in by the concomitant transference of the concomitant transference of such one
and the same suit from Judge to from hand to from one Judge to another
hand from one Judge to another. The evil consequence is — that
to the succeeding Judge the delivered evidence and any arguments that had been presented in that
immediate and way and best shape to his predecessor can not without dilatory and expensive repetition
be presented in
that same best shape
to hi along with those
presented in that same
way to himself.

8.
8. But, be it ever so undesirable, never
but be it can it constitute constitute a ground of objection
in the part mouth of any p of any nor yet existing
judicial establishments and correspondent system of judicial procedure: under no such system
it appears does the of it to him
in any instance been been an object of any degree of solicitude.
any where is it produced intent any
of

9. On the contrary in the Judicial Establishment here proposed
connected with
judiciary system and the Procedure Code connected with it
the present establishment
provision is made in divers ways for the alleviation minimization of this same inconvenience
ways for the alleviation of it. The days of

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10. By the institution of Judge Deputes as per Ch. XIV, one
and facilitating deputes for the
means are afforded for minimizing the number of the instances

in which such transference will have to take place. In the case Of every stated migration
though as far as may be all such commenced before himself
the time having been long foreseen, it will be among the cares
taking care for the requisite length of time
of the migrating Judge to avoid as much as possible the giving in his own person commencement

to suits to which he is not in the same way likely
to give termination. He It will be an object with
him to clear his hands as far as may be of all those to which he has
Moreover by the
given commencement, turning over fresh ones, as they occurr,

to his Deputes.
attaching upon
measured.

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10. 1. By the all-pervading practice of minuting down as per §.11 all the evidence which,
in an oral form, ever came to the ears of the Judge together with the arguments in so far as shall be thought material, a practice
the expence of which is minimized by the as per §. Ch. VIII Prime
Minister §.9. by the Universal Registration mode described in §. of that Chapter and in the name of
the manifold mode the all evidence delivered in the judicatory is delivered in the best shape possible
to the first Judge that hears it, in the best and to any and every succeeding Judge in the next best shape.

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Date_1	1825-11-05	Marginal Summary Numbering	not numbered
Box	042	Main Headings	constitutional code
Folio number	387	Info in main headings field	constitutional code
Image	001	Titles	instructions continued
Category	text sheet	Number of Pages	1
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Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks
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Notes public	[[notes_public::"copied and copy corrected" [note in bentham's hand]]]	ID Number	13310
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