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8 Feby 1824.
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P II
Ch.IX Judicial Costs
1 §. Procedure First Lines
§. 3 Costs
Judiciary Collective
§. Procedure First Lines
1.
1. Costs of suit, expences
by litigation on pursuer's,
on defendant's
side: pecuniary, quasi non
pecuniary: by time
and labour is money
& money's worth obtained.
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2. To all damage by
injury in pays, addition
is made by
costs of pursuit; hence;
ground for addition
to compensation.
3.
3. So, demand groundless,
for the sufferance
endured by Defendant:
ground here no less
good than there
4.
4. To minimise this
sufferance is among
Legislator's unquestionable
duties.
Equivalent to the defalcation
of any portion,
is the employing it
with effect in defalcating
so much sufferance
from other
sources.
5.
5. Hence, three objects,
of endeavour.
1. To minimize the
burthen 2. Do the sufferance
produced by it
3. To render it productive
of an equivalent benefit,
not otherwise producible.
From ye the burthen
this benefit to be deducted.
Ch XI. Judiciary Collective
§. Procedure First Lines
6.
6. Mixt thus with
the consideration of
costs is that of compensation.
7.
7. But from compensation
the benefit can
not be given without
production of correspondent
burthen: &
fear of burthen has the
effect of fear of equivalent
punishment:
as to other effects, so
to that of prevention:
hence, mixt with the
consideration of costs,
is that of punishment.
8.
8. In Mode 1, sources
of expence are cut off;
or thence, expence from
each minimized.
9.
9. In Mode 2, the
burthen is transferred
from individuals
to public:
This being exposed
to abuse, mode means of obviating
it the abuse will be
considered provided.
10.
10. In Mode 3, burthen
is so applied
as to produce, in addition
to compensation,
the benefit of
punishment
Thereby
Ch XI Judiciary collective
§. Procedure First Lines
10 contind
Thereby superseding
the need of that
quantity from sources,
from which no
benefit would be
produced with it.
11.
11. Follows, list of the
branches of this expence:
if not compleat,
sufficient
for these purposes.
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12. Defalcation of
any head is impossible:
remains possible,
minimizing
expence under
each.
13.
13. Distinct in As to reduction
themselves as transference
of reduction transference of
as the burthen, &
reduction of sufferance;
they are distinct in themselves: but by the
same arrangement
they are will be seen to be producible
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