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1825. Feb
Procedure Code

Demand Paper D. The Demand either criminative or inculpative. Offence
Heads, under which the matter of a Pursuer's Demand is to be stated, for
any person, in the character of a Proposed Defendant, to comply with the

1.

Private Pursuer or Pursuers, who —
Heads, under which entries are to be
made in relation to each
1. Sex.
2. Condition in respect of Marriage —
viz. whether
1. Never Married
2. Widower or Widow.
3. Married.
3. Age. Time of birth; if not exactly
known, according to conjecture: if
exactly known, year, month and day
of the month.
4. Birthplace: whether within or without
the territory of the State: if within,
mentioning the District, Subdistrict
and Bis-subdistrict.
5. Occupation or Occupations — profit
seeking, if any, what: so, official.

II.

Means of intercourse for the purpose
of the Suit.
1. Habitation, to which a Mandate or other
Message from the Judicatory may be directed,
with assurance of it's being received:
the Habitation being identified, as per Election
Code §. On every change, the information
under this head will have
to receive a corresponding change.

III.

Public Pursuer, on behalf of the
public — the Government Advocate.

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IV.

Effective services demanded, at the
charge of the proposed Defendant
1. By the private Pursuer, as being the individual
wronged, satisfaction: to wit, for the damage
occasioned to him by the wrongous act;
which, with respect to the right to the satisfaction
has become the collative fact
as per No. VI. having been constitute such
by the collative portion of Law, No. V:

For the several shapes, in which for damage
received from the several sorts of
wrongous acts or offences, satisfaction will be
obtainable, See the Wrong-restraining or Penal Procedure Code, under
the head of the several sorts of offences against
Individuals.

2. By the Government Advocate, in his quality
of Public Pursuer, the subjection of the
Defendant to the punishment incurred by
this same act

By the suffering produced by the
infliction of the punishment, a service
is regarded as being rendered to the public
by means of the tendency which the eventual
fear of it has to prevent the commission of
the like wrongous acts in future.

V.

Collative portion of Law relied on.
This will be the portion of Law, by which the
character of an offence is given to a sort of
act, in given which the individual act, charged
upon the proposed Defendant, as contributory
to the corresponding collative fact, as
per No. VI. is comprehended. It is termed
collative, in respect of it's conferring on
the respective pursuers, as per Nos.II. & III., the
right to the respective Services, as per No. IV.

Identifier: | JB/056/040/002 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 56.
Date_1	1825-02	Marginal Summary Numbering
Box	056	Main Headings	Procedure Code
Folio number	040	Info in main headings field	Procedure Code Ch. VIII
Image	002	Titles	Demand Paper D
Category	Plan	Number of Pages	2
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering
Penner		Watermarks	J WHATMAN TURKEY MILL 1824
Marginals		Paper Producer	Jonathan Blenman
Corrections	Jeremy Bentham	Paper Produced in Year	1824
Notes public	[[notes_public::"March 11 Revised" [note in Bentham's hand]]]	ID Number	18096
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