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1825. April 21
Procedure Code

+ 1 1o & 2o
Ch. Prehension Means of
(1 §. Search

Ch.
V. Search. Inspection

In so far as this is the case
search for it may be necessary
to be made.

§. Search §: 1. Purposes. Art 1. purpose It may be that either the existence of the proposed
prehension or the place in which it is lodged is to the Judge a matter of doubt.

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Arts. 1. Purposes for which
search may be made
Example as to 1. Persons
1. Prehension or accersition
of a Defendant or proposed Defendant
2. Prehension or accersition
of a proposed witness
3. Eventual liberation
of a person supposed illegally
detained against
his will, or in case of
infirmity through nonage
or insanity, to his detriment.
4. Eventual relief to a
person, supposed that
illegally detained, but
in a state of undue
vexation.

Art. 1 Of the purposes for which search may
be made examples are as follows.

I — as to Persons

1. A person whose forthcomingness is desired in the character situation/quality/capacity
of a Defendant.

2. A person whose forthcomingness is desired in the character capacity
of a witness

3. A person in relation to whom it is susceptible that a suspicion is entertained/has place
he or she is illegally detained against his or her will; though it be not
against his will, it is through if within age of lawful consent
by reason of m nonage or infirmity of mind or
body, unable to give valid consent.

4. A person, in relation to whom a suspicion has place,
that although not illegally detained he or she is kept
in a state of undue seclusion.

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Art. 2. is as to things
moveable. Copy what is in the
text
1.

Art. 2. II as to things moveable

1. A thing of which it in relation to which a suspicion has place,
that it is determined has been the subject matter of delinquence shape
for example in the shape of theft or embezzlement, or criminal or culpable wronging deterioration

2. is, that, its relation to delinquency in any shape,
or right in any shape, it would be serve as a source of written
or real evidence.

3. A navigable vessel, or vehicle in relation to which
a suspicion has place that on search it would be found to be a receptacle,
containing any such subject matter of delinquency or source of evidence, as above.

Art. 3. III As to things moveable immoveable
1. A building A piece of ground or building for example in relation to which a
suspicion has place that of on search it would d in some part
of it be serve as a source of real evidence.

2. A building A piece of ground or building for example, in relation to which
a suspicion has place that, therein on search would be found some moveable
thing which has been the subject matter of theft or embezzlement delinquency, as above
or whe a thing which would as above be serve as a source of
written or real evidence.

Identifier: | JB/052/582/001 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 52.
Date_1	1825-04-21	Marginal Summary Numbering	3-4
Box	052	Main Headings	procedure code
Folio number	582	Info in main headings field	procedure code
Image	001	Titles
Category	text sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	d1 / e1
Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks	j whatman turkey mill 1824
Marginals	george bentham	Paper Producer	jonathan blenman
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year	1824
Notes public		ID Number	17255
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