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1828 Feb.y 2
PROCEDURE CODE Parts I. II. and III Titles of Chapters.

Part II. continued.

+ Ch. IX.
Costs of Procedure —
the burthen how reduced
and distributed.

o Ch. X.
Recordation. how
performed.
See Const. Code, Ch. IX. VIII

Art. 50 to 70
Ch. X. §.8.


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Parts III
Proceedings casual or Incidental.

+ Ch. I. (1)
Judges Outdoor judiciary
service

+ Ch.II. (2)
+ Judge's Transference of Judicial service,
in case of interestedness
on the part of
the Judge.

+ Ch. III. (6)
Parties Friends
1 + Auxiliary or say Friendly Bondsmanship
& friendly co- or else Vice Bondsmanship
IX Judiciary Sponsorship

Ch. IV. (7)
Proceedings on provisional prehension
and sequestration
of persons or things
for eventual probation
or execution.

o + Ch.V. (3)
+ Effects produced on the
Suit by deaths or other
causes of inaction, as
applied to parties and
other actors on the Judicial
theatre.

+ o Ch. VI (5)
Assistants [+] to parties
how changeable
[+] 1. gratuitous; 2. professional

Ch. VII (8)
Excretitious suits:
produced by incidental
misconduct on
the part of Actors.

1 + Parties + Ch.VIII. (4)
Proceedings in case
of Judicial falshood;
mendacious, or temeracious.

o Ch. IX. (9)
Casual obstructions:
viz to pursuit, defence
probation and or execution,
how obviated.


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Part III. continued

Ch. III
Parties' Sponsorship
and Sponsorship.
or say Auxiliary
Bondsmanship
or say Assecurationship.

Ch. IV.
Suits — their Sorts

§.1.
A Suit what.

§.2. (b)
Sides and Parties.

§.3.
Suits four sorts

§.4.
Suits simple and complex.
how decompunded. expedited

§.5.
Suits expeditable and
chronical. or say
continuous.

§.6.
Suits adverse and
amicable.

Note
(b) 1. Non inculpative
( right demanding
included.)
2. Inculpative, but
not criminative.
3. Criminative private-public.
4. Criminative purely
public.
☞ See the several Demand
Papers.


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Part I Ch. III

Ch III
Judicial Applications
including Information

and Pursuit: its Sections

+ §.1.
Judicial Application
what.

o §.2.
Applicant's Judicatory
what.

+ §.3.
Applicant's veracity —
how secured.

+ §.4.
Made mal, why.

+ §.5.
Application, how commenced.

o §.6.
Secrecy, in what cases
and how.

+ §.7.
Applicant's self notification
evidence
how elicited.

+ §.8.
Applicant's responsibility,
satisfactional
and punitional, how
secured.

+ §.9.
Subsequent communication
with Applicant,
how secured.

+ §.10. (a)
Applicants who.

o §.11.
Applications — purposes
contentious and
uncontentious.

o §.12.
Proxies who, when
and why.

o §.13.
Order as to preaudience.

(a) Note.
Applicants who
1. Interessees.
2. Interessee's Guardian
3. Interessee's or Interessee's
Guardian's Proxy.
viz
1. Gratuitous; or
2. Professional



Identifier: | JB/057/049/003
"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 57.

Date_1

1828-02-02

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

057

Main Headings

procedure code

Folio number

049

Info in main headings field

procedure code parts i ii and iii titles of chapters

Image

003

Titles

part i / part ii / part iii

Category

plan

Number of Pages

2

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

john flowerdew colls

Watermarks

j whatman turkey mill 1824

Marginals

Paper Producer

admiral pavel chichagov

Corrections

jeremy bentham

Paper Produced in Year

1824

Notes public

ID Number

18379

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