JB/054/047/001

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1824. Decr. 10
Procedure Code Ch. Nomenclature

Probation proof evidence reception interrogation, extraction
of evidence. By probation understand exhibition of proof or as in English
it is stiled evidence. By evidence understand whatsoever adequate
object matter of fact in relation to a certain alledged matter of fact which is in
question is adduced in the shape of some other alledged f
matter of fact to the view to the end or purpose of producing a strengthening
in the relation to the alledged matter of fact first mentioned
a the persuasion of its existence or non-existence. If the evidence
is regarded as satisfactory proof of the matter of fact in question
is supposed said to be made.

By the applicant in the course of his application
if on the part in the breast of the Judge he has applied afforded any reason for
regarding him as entitled to the definitive service demanded, has to any
service he has made proof of it a if to that purpose:
if all that he has done is to produce in the breast
of the Judge the persuasion that he the there is such probability
of his being entitled to that same service in the amount
the calling in of further other ulterior evidence as to the question whether he
is entitled o it, and that accordingly consequently he is entitled to whatsoever such
preliminary instrumental service as may be necessary to the obtainment of
such ulterior evidence, he has made proof as to that purpose made proof.

With relation to the definitive service if no sufficient
means of contesting it has been afforded to a person on
whom supposing the judicial service rendered the correspondent obligation
would be imposed, the proof can not consistently with the
ends of justice to wit the direct end, be considered as made
the evidence considered and dealth with as conclusive.
Not so with the relation to the instrumental service. the In
general unless upon the face of his statements sufficient ground for
regarding them as false or as not presenting such probability of their
truth as to afford a sufficient warrant for producing giving birth to the
vexation as will necessarily be produced by such instrumental service sufficient
the allegations warrant
will by his bare allegation
it being judicially
delivered have been afforded
for the rendering
it. Such at least any
rate is the notion hitherto acted upon in all established systems: and more particularly the English: for, on consciously much less substantial ground are those services
rendered by the Judge by which commencement is given to a suit.

Identifier: | JB/054/047/001 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 54.
Date_1	1824-12-10	Marginal Summary Numbering	43-45
Box	054	Main Headings	procedure code
Folio number	047	Info in main headings field	extracted from procedure code
Image	001	Titles
Category	text sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	c9
Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks
Marginals		Paper Producer
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year
Notes public		ID Number	17566
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