JB/042/654/001

Click Here To Edit

1826. Novm. 12th Corrected Nov. 13th Constitutional Code.

Ch. XXVI. Local Headmen.
S.1. Common to Headmen
and Registrars.

1.

Art 1. Local Headmen
and Registrars why immediate
judicatories not near enough to
homes for their purposes.

2.

Art 2.1. The less these territories
the better, and
2. The more central
the seat of the business.

3.

Art 3. Antagonizing
causes of good and evil
smallness and numerousness: or rather
serviceableness and
expence.

4.

Art 4. Benefits from smallness.
1. Smallness of journies
i.e. of delay, vexation
and expence.

5.

Art 5. Evils from smallness.
1. Danger of inaptitude
in a proportionable
number of the functionaries
willing to serve

6.

Art 6. Danger of inflexibility
of engaging enough
apt men
compulsion or lead
mode— enumeration
too expensive.

7.

Art 7.1. Reading and writing
will be minimal
under the Election Code.
2. Location by Justice Minister
from all bis. & industrialists.
Not election
from that in question.
3. Day labours pay wd
suffice to make the situation preferable to bodily
labour.
4. The plainer the regulations
the less intellectual aptitude will suffice

---page break---

Ch. XXVI. Local Headmen.
S.1. Common to Headmen
and Registrars.

8.

Art 8. II Headmen, apt
how obtainable.
1. Less than a man's
whole time will suffice
2. He might be eligible
from contiguous territories
— electors are not
injured by the option.
3. Remunerations, if necessary,
will be minimized
by the pecuniary
competition system.

9.

Art 9. True — causes of demand for numerous
Headmen &c.: thence for
do. territories.
1. Functions various
2. Applicants multiplied by
facility of access —
expence &c. being minimized.

10.

In case of necessityArt 10. Obvious remedy,
process of a the number of such applications.
Put a proportionable
price upon the service
applied for.

11

Art 11. But so far as the
functions are judicial, no
such price shd be exacted

12

Art 12. Reasons
1. Denial of justice
2. Where no denial, inequality
of exactions.
3. Inequality as between
those who alone profit by
it in appearance, and those,
viz. the whole people, who
profit by it in reality.

13

Art 13. Functions to which
this applies—
1. Justice aiding
2. Uncommissioned fare pension warranting
3. Subjudiciary vindictive
4. Subjudicative topographical. Quere?

---page break---

Ch. XXVI. Local Headmen
S.1. Common to Headmen and Registrars.

14

Art 14. Solely for misconduct
should money
be exacted of litigants
as per Procedure Code.

15.

Art 15. Minimized shd
be the extent to which
remuneration is made
payable to functionaries
by whom the number
of the occasions is .

16.

Art 16. To a great extent,
unless the country be
determinate, no determinate
provisions can be
made.

But where provision
can not be made, the
case may be brought
to view, and the legislation
thus assistedassisted.

---page break---

Ch. XXVI. Local Headmen
S.1. Common to Headmen
and Registrars.

Instructional matter
and Ratiocinative matter.

15
Art 15. Now in any
instance should the
service be resumed
for want of payment
if the inability to pay
is manifest.

Identifier: | JB/042/654/001 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 42.
Date_1	1826-11-12	Marginal Summary Numbering	1-16
Box	042	Main Headings	constitutional code
Folio number	654	Info in main headings field	constitutional code
Image	001	Titles	instructional matter and ratiocinative matter
Category	marginal summary sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering
Penner	john flowerdew colls	Watermarks
Marginals		Paper Producer
Corrections	jeremy bentham	Paper Produced in Year
Notes public	[[notes_public::"corrected nov. 13th" [note in bentham's hand]]]	ID Number	13577
Box Contents