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1823. Decr 2
Constitutional Code or Procedure

Ch. Judicial obstruction.
§.

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Art. 5 Causes of obstruction
are either
1. States of things
2. Occurrences.
For States of Things See
Table 1. to Scotch Reform

Art. 5. Causes of obstruction are either 1. States
of things, or oc 2. Occurrences or say events or incidents.
For the states of things operating as causes of obstruction
in judicature see Scotch Reform, Table of the natural
causes of complication and delay.

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Art. 6. Obstructive
occurrences are

Art. 6. Incidents Occurrences capable of/of a nature to liable to operate as causes of judicial obstruction
are the following as follows

1. Non-reception of
judicial order

2. Non-reception of replies
to judicial orders

1. Remedy election of domicile.
This extends not compleatly
but to when
the individual his been
before the Judge.

2. Remedy applying to
all cases. Domiciles
all registered and
marked in a Map.

1. Non delivery of judicial orders mandates to the individuals to
whom they are addressed, or on the part of whom compliance
is desired and expected. Remedy after first attendance, election
of domicile — inhibition of expatriation without security fund.

2. Non receipt of returns which were or ought to have
been made by individuals to judicial orders mandates.

Remedy — Map Judicial district in which all habitations situated
within the district are marked.

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Art. 7. 2. Death of a
party or witness.
For remedy see LAw
Bonaparte Code. Law
as to succession.

3. Death of a party to the suit on either side
Remedy against the such as the nature of the case admitts
of against this cause of obstruction will of
course depend upon the arrangements taken as to succession
on death to parties deceased.

☞ Pick up other obstructive occurrences liable from Bonaparte's
Codes

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Art. 8. Doubts or disputes
as to verity of testification
or authenticity of written
evidence.
Remedy —
of

4. Doubts or questions respecting verity of
evidence and authenticity of written evidence.

Remedy. Pronounce decrees opinative and imperative
in pursuance of the opinion formed without
stopping for decrees in a penal suit instituted or proposed
to be instituted: in case of doubt, the pr arrangement
made by the imperative decree may be provisional,
in such sort that by from the execution given to it no irreparable
damage shall ensue.

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Date_1	1823-12-02	Marginal Summary Numbering	5-8
Box	055	Main Headings	Constitutional Code; Procedure Code
Folio number	039	Info in main headings field	Constitutional Code or Procedure
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Category	Text sheet	Number of Pages	1
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