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1827 May 30 Table of Parts and Chapters § 1 § and §2 § by
Procedure Code. Arrangements
☞ 1829 Decr 26 Marked with an o are the topics not compul necessary to be employed in J.B. to Equity Suitors
Part 1
Proceedings — Time
not considered: and accidents,
excepted. Generalia.
o Ch. I. All embracing
arrangements
o Ch. II. Relation of
Procedure to the Judicial
Establishment.
☞ Sittings and hearings
included
o Ch. III. Judicial application — including Information
and Pursuit.
o Ch. IV. Suits their sorts
o Ch. V. Suits their Stages
o Ch. VI. Judicial Execution
Dismissal — their
diversifications
Ch. VII. Probation and
Evidence
§.1.
Subject matters of considerations
as to Evidence
§.2.
Probation and Evidence
what
§.3
Evidence — its sources
and modifications and sources
§.4.
Evidence — its shapes
as to modes of utterance
or say delivery. See
Part II. Ch. ix.
§.5.
Evidence —its shapes as
to occasions for use.
§.6
Evidence — its poison —
falsehood
§.7.
Falshood its modes modifications as
applied to the sources of evidence
— mendacity and temeracious —
blameless
Part 1. continued
Procedings — Time
not considered accidents
excepted
Ch VII continued Probation
and Evidence,
continued
§.8
Falshood its modes modification as to
the facts it applies to.
See Penal Code Ch V.
§.9
Deception — its causes
moral and intellectual
See Evid. Vol
§.10
Securities against deception.
See Evid. Vol.
§.11
False security — Exclusion
See Evid. Vol. iv, v
§.12
Proper causes of exclusion
saving of preponderant delay
vexation and expence
See Evid. Vol iv.
§. 13
Evidence modes of procurement: —
wherein of f
search and indicative evidence.
§.14
Evidence modes of procurement
continued — Pre appointed
Evidence See Evid.
Vol
§15 [+]
[+] §.15
Evidence Instruction
to the Judge as to degrees
of trustworthiness
see Evid. Vol.
§. 16
Evidence instruction as to
modes of elicitation. See
Evid. Vol
§.17
Sinister instruction of witnesses by Judges by parties obviated
See Evid. Vol.
§.18.
Evidence — what sufficient
or say conclusive
See Evid. Vol.
§§ 19
Evidence as to character how far
admissible
Ch VIII Intercommunication
Modes of between the or Probation
several sorts of actors.
Execution and Dismissal
on the part of the several
sorts of actors
Ch IX Excuses on the part of the several
sorts of actors for non-compliance
with the formal sorts of mandation
Ch X Secrecy in
what cases.
Ch.
Part II.
Proceedings in
order of Time; or say
Stages in the Suit.
o Ch. I. Applicants
and application in
general
o Ch. II. Informants
and Information
o Ch. III. Pursuers
and Pursuit. Demand
Papers in the several
sorts of debt. Defence
Papers in the direct sorts of
Suits.
o Ch. IV. Suits — continuance.
evidence Elicitation
of Evidence 1. oral evidence
2. oral alibi. 3 epistolary
o Ch. V. Suits — termination:
execution
ordered or refused.
o Ch. VI. Repetitionary
Hearing or say
Quasi-jury trial.
o Ch. VII. Appeal
and Quasi Appeal
viz from proceedings of
all sorts on application
and information as well
as on pursuit.
Ch. VIII. Execution. See
Penal Code [+]
[+] title Remedies in
references to the several
species of rights & wrongs, or say offences.
Ch VIII IX Costs of
procedure — the burthen
how reduced
and distributed
Ch X Recordation how performed See
Comp IX §.21. §§ paragraph Art 50
to 70. X §.8 9 qv Art. 7.
Part 1 Supplement
Ch. XI Proceedings
is suits essentially
X casually) continuous
i.e. in which a necessity
has place for the creation
of interest for the collection
and transmission of
distribution of money.
1. post-obituary
2. insolvency. 3.Miscellaneous
?
Part III
Proceedings casual accidental
and incidental
Ch.I Justice Chamber Out of a Judiciary Service
extraordinary proceedings
in See Cost Code
Ch XII Judge §§ Children
o Ch II Transference in of Judicature
in case of interestedness on
the part of the Judge
Ch III + Friendly Bondsmanship
and friendly
Bondsmen
Ch IV + Proceedings on
provisional prehension
and sequestration of persons or things for
eventual probation or
execution
Ch V. + Effects produced
on the suit by deaths or
other causes of inaction
as applied to the parties and
other actors as on marriage on the Judicial
theatre
Ch VI + Assistants 1 Gratuitous
2 professional to parties,
how changeable.
Ch VII + Excretitious
suits produced by incidental
misconduct on
the part of actors
Ch VIII + Proceedings in
case of Judicial falshood
mendacious or timerarious.
Ch XI + Casual obstruction
viz to pursuit, defence, probation and or
execution, how obviated
Ch Elicitation of
Evidence as to Good
and Bad Character
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