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Dispatch Court.
(1 §.1.
Procedure
Dispatch Court Proposal.
Proposal for the institution of or say a Judicatory f to afford
an experimental examplication of the substitution of the
herein above described summary mode or course of Procedure
Dispatch Court Proposal
to the existing, regular, and more particularly the Equity
course: an institution or say applicable at any time to the suits then in pendency
Dispatch Court
Proposal
Proposal for the institution of a Judicatory under the
name of the Court of Dispatch, for the substitution of the
Summary to the regular course of procedure and applicable
to the suits now in pendency: the proposed regular
course being that sketched out in the here proposed Petition
for Justice
Substitution of the
Hereinabove proposed
procedure to the conveying present
it into effect system cannot but
be a work of long term
& large expence
1. That the herein above described proposed course of procedure stated summary and
differing but little from that pursued by Justices of the Peace acting singly,
is the only one conducive to the ends of justice is supposed
to have been hereinabove demonstrated. But for carrying it
compleatly into effect, would require as above stated, a
an all comprehensive system of Local Judicatories: an operation
which could not but be a work of long time and large expence.
a work too, note the benefit of which it would at first might be impossible
to admitt any suit at present in pendency — any suit other than
such as should spring up at some time prehensive to the day fixt
upon for the commencement of the Act necessary for the establishment
of the proposed new order of things.
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But an experiment
of it might be tried
immediately in regard
to suits in pendency
But by further reflection it has been rendered
evident that an experiment of such substitution might be made
(so to speak) immediately, at a very inconsiderable expence, and
be applied with inconsolable benefit to the greatest part of the suits
which it should find in pendency, substituting in many instances
a duration of hours to a duration of years.
Identifier: | JB/081/127/001 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 81.
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jeremy bentham |
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arthur moore; richard doane |
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