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Supplement
II. Elucidation
§.6. Reconciliation
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Imperfection 1. Attainment
of ends of Justice
incompleat
1. Imperfection the 1st Attainment of the main ends
of justice incompleat. It is not in the nature of the case that
generally speaking, this should not to a degree more or less
considerable be the result. Of the whole most of suits brought
before the tribunal. Reconciliation it is that gives name to his
species of Tribunal: recorded as below parties disagreeing
is declared — the set declared object. Of the what
number of case brought before the tribunal, in a certain proportion
this recent cast acted in name, but in a certain
other proportion it exists not so much as a name.
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Reconciliation all
that is effected and this
can only be by inducements
held out by to parties
Now when the result the constantly and undoubtedly
have place a name, has by what means by what inducement by what
in a word in what way is it brought about? In
this way. Inducement there must be, and this presented
by th to the view to suitors on both sides, presented to the view
by the members of the Tribunal Presented to the view, and
by whom? by the members of the tribunal; and these inducements are now for on their part
had supposes any disposition to reconciliation it by
themselves this result would have been brought about
by themselves with or without the good office and good advice
of friends on both sides. With the inducements being
presented to them, and presented by the members of the tribunal,
what in the nature of the case will these inducements be have been ?
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These inducements
a representation of the
probable result of a
suit if instituted
What in the nature of the case can it be, but a view of what
they have both of them to suffer in the event of one of their party
the and dragging into the fiery furnace
and the more tormenting the fire the stronger and more effective
comes the inducement.
Identifier: | JB/081/276/001 "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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