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G.B. 1825, Feby 13.
Procedure Code

P I
Ch. I III General Rules
§.1. Minimization of evil

1.
Minimization of
evil — rules.

2.
2. Minimize of the
ballance of the opposite
evils.

3.
3. Overlook not propinquity
and probability.

4.
4. Forget not evil of
2d order.

5.
5. Exclude irreparable
evil.

6.
Irreparable evil producible.
1. for want of a Judicial
mandate.
2. by a do

7.
Sides liable to be afflicted.
1. Pursuers
2. Defendants.

8.
Sources
1. Deperition of means
of execution.
2. Do of sources of evidence.

9.
Deperition of sources
of evidence is
in fact deperition
of means of execution.

10.
This deperition may
be the result of
failure of means
of communication.

11.
Execution as well
reciprocal as discreet.


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12.
Where antagonizing
lots of evil, take magnitude
into the account.

13.
In an inculpative
non criminative
suit, irreparable evil
to be guarded against
deperition of means
of compensation.

14.
Purely public penal
suit, irreparable evil
impunity of delinquents

15.
In every suit irreparable
evil.
1. Non conviction of
guilty.
2. Vexation and expense

16.
Main caution, no
inflexible rules.

17.
Arbitrary power given
to Judges by non
inflexibility of rules
counteracted by securities.

18.
Examples of evil of
inflexibility as to
quantity.

19.
1. As to matter of compensation.

20.
2. So as to punishment.

21.
Evil consequences
of fixation of times

22.
Examples in Prussian
procedure.

23.
Delay the result.


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24.
Under English System,
Examples.

25.
Dilateriness of Equity
Courts

26.
Short times fixed
for the purpose of
selling additions to
time.

27.
In proposed Codes,
rules inflexible, none.

28.
Aberrations allowed
where preponderant
good the result.

29.
Judges allowed to
add exceptions to
rules, but appropriate
reasons required.

30.
General presumption
in favour of
pursuer's right.

31.
Reason — belief in
correctness of his
judgment.

32.
The more vexatious
his mode of proceeding,
the less
presumption in
his favour.

33.
Contrast of proposed
and existing Systems




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Date_1

1825-02-13

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1-33

Box

052

Main Headings

procedure code

Folio number

080

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procedure code

Image

001

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Category

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Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

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Penner

john flowerdew colls

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