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Copied & Copy
corrected 1827 Feb 9
2o
Ch. Judiciary collectively
91) (1 §.18. 19. 20. 21
Instructions and Rationale
Observations §. 18.19. 20. 21. Instructions to the Legislator and Rationale.
By these four sections taken together, provision is made —
and it is believed in the only possible effectual manner — for the
attainment of two four objects — 1 the preserving the role of actor
from deterioration in respect of its force — 2 for securing to it a
conduct course of inclination in respect of all matter, 3 and for
the maximizing the effect in every sought at by it 3 the
the beneficial effects aimed at by it, minimizing at the same time the burthen the imposition of which
is inseparable from the
production of the benefit: to
and for securing on
every occasion to individuals
specially interested
in each individual case
the imperfection with
which, so long as men
are men, the of
the law, considered in
respect of the nature
of it will sta in a
greater or less degree
stand characterized
defined
a participation in
so far as the nature
of the case admitts
a participation in the benefits principally
intended for
the whole community
in all cases.
the the disappointments,
the sudden stinks, the expenses, delays and vexation
to which the individuals in whose condition and future
it operates stand can not unavoidably in a greater or less degree fail to stand
refused. 4. the putting and keeping in a continued course of removal
The endeavour object is to afford every facility for the improvement
of the law, and at the same time to justiciable
import with the least delay vexation and expence to import
to justiciable all such benefits as it is its nature
to afford.
On the occasion of every human act on to which the
portion of law in question appears to r/is set applies itself is regarded as
applying itself the immediate cause of the conduct
which the agent assumes will be — not the tenor
of the import law or the import with which it stood associated
in the minds of the authors, but the conception
entertained produced by it in the mind of the that same agent
In the t mind of that same Agent the conception so
entertained may be conformable or unconformable to
the import so associated in the minds of the legislators
as above.. To this same Agent add one another
the conception entertained with relation to it
by the two Agents may with relation to it be one another
be conformable or unconformable: if conformable there
may be with relation to the import so associated with in the
mind
mid of the legislator
be accordant
or discordant: if
unconformable to one
another, one of them
may be accordant in accordance with
the sense of the legislature
as above, but both of them can not.
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