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in the right is at that moment rendered impossible
— What is the consequence? the cause
goes off for 6 months: expence of Witnesses,
Counsel, Attornies, all disbursed in waste:
and at the end of the six months, if it happens
to be on the remanet list, for another
six months — Unless the party is ruined by
the preparation for the first trial, profit
to Judge and Co. upon the second, and perhaps
upon a third. Necessary or not, motion
for a new trial, with additional profit
thereupon, according to circumstances.

Suppose now the Court sitting
all the year round: the accident of one day
may now be repaired the next.

Of further particulars as
to the evil and causes of delay, mention
will require to be made under the head
of Jurisdiction Split.

8.


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VII. Precipitation necessitated.

Under the fee gathering system
states of things the most opposite — delay and
precipitation — concur in giving existence to the
desired effect.

Of delay, the mode of establishment
and the relative usefulness have just
been seen. The precipitation grew by degrees
out of the delay. At the early period in question,
scarcely could it have been contemplated: not but
that from the first, precipitation with its evils,
were among the natural effects of the opposite
abuse. But at present it flourishes, and on
each occasion produces its fruits: and only for
the purpose of the present time is the state of the
system at the early period here brought to
view.

Be the business what it may,
if, of the time that might and should have been
allotted to it, a portion is kept unemployed, proportioned
to the increase given to the quantity
of the business will be whatever hurry takes
place in the course of the time which the
business is allowed to occupy.

Suits at Common Law, and
as such brought to trial, or pretended so
to be brought before a Jury, may be divided
into two classes: those of which it is known
that, by possibility, they may be tried by
a Jury, and those of which it is known
that they can not.

9.


Identifier: | JB/081/194/002
"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 81.

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Box

081

Main Headings

petition for justice

Folio number

194

Info in main headings field

Image

002

Titles

Category

copy/fair copy sheet

Number of Pages

4

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

c7 / c8 / c9 / c10

Penner

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Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

25981

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