JB/052/587/001

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1827 June 10
Procedure Code

+ IV
Ch XVIII Intermediate operator
(1 and operations needlessly
employed

1. Defendant bondsman for 1 the
2. good behaviour
2. 'Def' joining in a consequence judicially ordered

Ch XVIII
Intermediate operator and operations needlessly employed
§.

1
Needless intermediate
operations mischiefs
1 Delay in the effecting
compliance
2. Expence of the time
so employed
3 Vexation from that
delay & expence
4 Danger of nonproduction
of the effect desired

Of every such operation (as to operators presently) the mischief is in judicature
obvious and undeniable. Shapes is which it has place,
three.
1. Delay by the in respect of the now necessity to effect compliance
on the part of the operator to bring his intelligence
and other faculties into the requisite state
2. Expence in the article of time employed in bringing about
those effects
3. Vexation of on the part of suitors, by reason of that delay and
expence
4. Danger of the non production of the effect intended: of
its non-production, namely by reason of repugnance or inability
on the part of the person in question: inability, for example
by death, disease, criminality, insolvency and so forth

2
The greater the number of
these operations the
greater the mischief

The greater the number of
these operations the
greater the mischief.

3
The greater the number of
these operators the greater
that of the operations &
thence of the mischief

The greater the number of these operators the greater the
number of the their respective operations and from this source the mischief

4
The operations in question
are 1 simultaneous
2 successive
3 simultaneous & successive

Of the operators in question, whom soever these are considered in respect of time
the operations mode of operation may be either 1. simultaneous; 2 successive
3. simultaneous and successive.

5
The greater the number of
cooperatives the greater the
delay & expence

The greater the number of simultaneous operators — say co-operators
necessary, the greater the delay and the expence

6
So the greater the number
of successively acting operators

So the greater the number of successively acting operators

Identifier: | JB/052/587/001 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 52.
Date_1	1823-12-14	Marginal Summary Numbering
Box	052	Main Headings	constitutional code; procedure code
Folio number	587	Info in main headings field	constitutional code
Image	001	Titles
Category	text sheet	Number of Pages	1
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Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks
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Notes public		ID Number	17260
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