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1825.
Procedure Code

2 97
Ch. Prehensor
§.2. Travelling means
§.3. T

§.2. Travelling means

1.
Art 1. Whatsoever in this
and §.3 and 4 follow in
relation to expence of
conveyance, diet and
lodging, regards only the
first advance for the ultimate
seat of the burthen
See Ch. [ ] Costs.

2
Art 2. By ordinary means
of conveyance understand
the natural human feet:
by extraordinary, all others.
for example, vehicles and
beasts of saddle & draught
and navigable vessels.

3.
Art 3. Of or navigable
vessels so far as
necessary, the expence
will be defrayed by the
Prehensor, according to
Judges order, at the
charge of the public.

4.
Art 4. Of all other extraordinary
means the
expence if required by
the prehensor, the expence
will by him be
defrayed unless spontaneously
and freely
provided for by him at
whose instance prehension
has place.

5.
Art 5. Except as above, only
by Judges order, stating
at whose expence will
any extraordinary
means be employed.

6.
Art 6. In the accommodation
afforded by all extraordinary
means, by
whomsoever provided
the Prehensor must have
an equal share.

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§.3. Travelling Diet

1.
Art. 1. By ordinary travelling
diet, understand
food of the cheapest
kind in sufficient
quantity for health and
strength, with water for
drink: by extraordinary
whatever is more
expensive.

2.
Art 2. Ordinary travelling
diet will be provided
by the Prehensor
at the expence of the
public, under the orders
of the Judge.

3.
Art 3. Extraordinary
diet, if any, will be
provided as extraordinary
means of conveyance,
as per §.2.
Art 3.4.5.

4.
Art 4. If the journey
can not be performed
in one day, and an Inn
is within reach, prehensor
with prehendee
may take lodge there
for the night: but without
payment, they have
no right to a bed; nor
lodging anywhere but
in a barn, stable or
other outhouse, unless
in case of danger from
cold, to life or health.

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§. 4 Diet and Lodging

5.
Art 5. If no Inn be
within reach, the Prehensor,
subject to the
orders of the Judge,
and producing his
as per §.1.
Art has a right to
quarter himself and
Prehendee, as per Art 4.
in any house at his
choice; and for diet
for both, to take ordinary
diet in quality &
quantity as per Art1.
paying the value.

6.
Art 5. The habitation
so chosen will be that
the occupier of which
stands as far as can
be judged highest in
the scale of affluence:
because the greater the
affluence, the less the
burthen.

7.
Art 7. Whether at a public
or a private habitation,
the Prehensor has
a right to the use of
such means of security
as it affords: for example
to lock and keep
the key of any apartment
in which the Prehendee
is lodged.

8.
Art 8. On warning given
by Prehensor, each person
in the habitation
is, while so remaining,
responsible compensationally
and punitionally,
if he omitts
to concur in providing
against escape.

Identifier: | JB/052/103/001 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 52.
Date_1	1825	Marginal Summary Numbering	1-6, 1-4, 1-8
Box	052	Main Headings	procedure code
Folio number	103	Info in main headings field	procedure code
Image	001	Titles	travelling means / travelling diet / diet and lodging
Category	marginal summary sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	f97
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Corrections		Paper Produced in Year	1824
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