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May 16, 1826

Justifications.

I. Consent –
Offences to which it
applies. – 12. 13. consent #( )

Ch. I.

Corporal vexation this pleasurable. Mortification, consent in case of medical practice
Disfigurement, consent in case of medical practice.
Disablement – Consent in case of medical practice.
Mutilation – Consent in case of medical practice.
Homicide – by consent which thus involves suicide.
Mental vexation single consent.
Menacement (consent being antecedent.)
Restriction or say restraint (consent)
Compulsion or say restrain. Consent, at of any rate, if antecedent.
Imprisonment – Consent at any rate being antecedent and mutual (case of bondsmen)
Confinement – Consent at any rate being antedecent in obedience to lawful menacement.

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Justifications I. Consent – continued

Banishment – in obedience to lawful authority.

Ch. II

Defamation – Consents being antecedents: qu. or concomitant
Vituperation – consent being antecedent.
Usurpation or reputation – consent being antecedent or concomitant query. Transfer of Reputation – consent being antecedent.
Interception of Reputation – Consent being antecedent.

Ch. III.

Insulting corporal vexation: consent being antecedent; query, if concomitant.
Insulting menacement – Consent being antecedent: Qu. if concomitant?
Challenging to fight – no consent, no justification
Seduction allurative or say enticitive. No consent – no justification.

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Consent continued

Seduction compulsory No consent - no justification.
Rape. No justification, no consent.
Vexation Lascivious No consent - no justification.

Ch. IV

Non collation of title property – consent unless obtained by, of compulsion or deception
Ablation of title property –Consent unless obtained by compulsion or deceptious practice
Usurpation of title to property – consent unless obtained by compulsion or deception deceptious practice.
Transference or title to property – consent unless obtained by compulsion or deceptious practice.
Interception of title to property – Consent unless obtained by compulsion or deceptious practice.

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Consent continued

Depretiation of title to property – Consent, unless obtained by compulsion or deceptious practice.

Ch. V.

Oneration – Consent unless obtained by compulsion or deceptious practice.
Self exoneration – inapplicable.
Onerous transference, or say transonation – inapplicable.

Ch. VI.

Detention or say Detainer – consent
Asportation – Consent, if antecedent.
Destruction – Consent, if antecedent.
Deterioration – Consent, if antecedent.
Disturbance of occupation – Consent, if antecedent.
Interception of occupation – Consent, if antecedent.
Occupation – Consent, if antecedent.
Profit interception – Query ( )

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# To operate as a justification consent must be free (or supposed to be) from unlawful compulsion and deceptious practice:

Identifier: | JB/068/207/001 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 68.
Date_1	1826-05-16	Marginal Summary Numbering
Box	068	Main Headings	penal code
Folio number	207	Info in main headings field
Image	001	Titles
Category	plan	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering
Penner	john neal	Watermarks	j whatman turkey mill 1824
Marginals		Paper Producer	jonathan blenman
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year	1824
Notes public		ID Number	22402
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