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1824. Decr. 23 1825 Dec. 20 +
Constitutional Procedure Code.

Ch. XXVII Local Registrars
1 Marriage
§. Purposes
4. Probative enforcing

7

☞ Superseded the part

13. or 9
Art. 13 or 9. II. Probative
enforcing purpose.

Sole if any effectual expedients.

1 Conditions to validity being
declared to the parties, Registrar
gives notice, that
if any one be unfulfilled
the contract is void.
Suppose this has
the condition should not
be on the list.

II As to the prohibition conforming prohibition enforcing or compliance securing purpose the only
effectual in so far expedient, in so far as any can be effectual,
is, at the same time, the most obvious. This is,
whatever are the conditions of all such the
desire of the legislation to one observed to cause cause notice to be given
by the presiding functionary — say the Registrar — to the parties, that,
if any one of the formalities conditions, positive and negative together,
should turn out not to have been fulfilled, the contract
will thereupon be void. In some cases this may seem severe.
But, take any of the customary conditions for example, and suppose
that this consequence should not be attended to observance,
the might not to be made admitted into the list.

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15 or 11
Art. 15 or 11

One other memento, though not strictly belonging perhaps
to this place, is at once so important, so natural an accompaniment
to what is above, and may be made so few words for the expression
of it, that admittance to it could not be refused

A condition mentioned elsewhere in
to be attached to the validity of a written contract, is
a notice printed in the instrument of interest, appraising the
parties of the circumstances to validity to it —
of the circumstances by which it may will be voided, and of the
legal effects of it so long as it remains binding. What As
to exceptions, whatsoever they may be, the species of contract here
in question will have less perhaps than any other, any
pretension to be of the number. As to the form of the notices
it may be more or less full, according to circumstances. In some
cases the whole appropriate portion of the law may be inserted in terminis: in
others, more or less of it, instead of being expressed in terminis,
may be indicated by indication mention of the topics, with reference to
the part of the Code where the matter may be found at length.
See the Promulgation

14 or 10
Art. 14 or 10.
1. The conditions to
validity being settled
by the law, give notice
to the parties that by
non-fulfilment of any
one, the contract is
invalidated.

15 or 11
Art. 15 or 11.
2. To the notice,
add interrogations by
the Registrar, answers
to which will if true
prove the fulfilment

16 or 12
Art. 16 or 12.
3. Cause there be read,
on the spot, or hear
read,
in terminis the law bearing
on the contract,[+]
[+] (viz 1. invalidating circumstances;
2. legal effects
so long as valid)
or
according to the length
mention of the topics
and of the Code in which
the matter under them is. As in written contracts in general so can this. For writing, greater the demand in this, than any other.

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Date_1	1824-12-23	Marginal Summary Numbering	13 or 9 - 16 or 12
Box	042	Main Headings	constitutional code
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