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Accommodation as upon him. Your chance of ten pound is then
in fact worth nothing: if you can get five
pound of him you will it will be so much
gained to you. The same person being equally
a friend to the Defendant, holds a similar
language to the Defendant. If this be accepted
on both sides here litigation is prevented, both
parties are benefitted no promise of the law is in violated, and neither loses any of
his right.
It In this single case an Accommodation
office might have it in its power to do good —
why? because the members it stands it is invested with the title of it is called an
Accommodation-office? no: but because the
members of it are men. What is there in
all this that would not be equally done by any private friend? what is there in it that could not be better done by a Court of Justice? a
Court of Justice?
One thing a Court of Justice could do towards
accommodation which an Accommodation-Office
as such is debarred from doing: it might call
in power in aid of benevolence. It might say
to a Plaintiff the rich man who has a poor
man to deal with, Plaintiff or De to a rich
Plaintiff who has a poor Defendant to deal
with, to the Plaintiff who would not regard
and and an adverse decision which a similar
misfortune would be ruin to his adversary, think not
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jeremy bentham |
[[watermarks::floyd & co [britannia with shield emblem]]] |
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