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Appearance
1
Right of pleading
one's own cause
p.1.
2
Obligation of attending
one's own cause
p.1.
3
Purposes for which
such attendance is
required. p.1.
1. Testaturus
2. Examinandus
3. Admissurus
4. Expositurus greed
ment -1
relit
5. Concordaturus et.
tempore
6. Exposituous 1 qu
probations - 2 mode
3 - qu dist
4
Examples of cases
where it may be dispensed
with. p.2
1. Nihil scit
2. Urgens necessitas
alibi
3 Impossibilitris
d
1. agritudinous
2. incarceratarium
3. viam impermeabilum.
5
Excuse valid in
longer than the cause
subsists.p.3.
6
In default, judgment
provisionally.
p.3
Appearance
7
Spontaneous agentproxy
may appear for the
Defendent.p.3.
8
Proof to be taken
ex partis.p.3.
1. The plparty may give depose
evidence
2. But all examinersdeponents
must be cross examined
by the Judge
9
Right of cross-examining
on subsequent
appearance.
p.4.
Enquiry quare absens.
10
Power in case of
necessity to take the
Defendant instander
before the Judge. p.4
11
Examples of cases
where the exercise of
such power may be
necessary.
I In more civilibus
1. Ignobus
2. Viator.
3. Peregrinus reditarus.
II. In penalibus
1 Ubi sonti fuga opera pritum.
See p.6. for
further his
in pencil
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Witness hic uit illic?
1
Option to the Judge
to convene a witness
or cause him
to be examined soro
suo.p.1.
Convenience of parties
& witnesses to decide.
2
Examples of ground
for examining
a witness soro suo
1. Factum simplex-
2. Testis via impotens.
3. Domus distans.
3
Examples of grounds
for convening a
witness.
1. Examen acre
futurum
2. A.testes confrontand.
4 & 5
Mode of proceding
for causing
a witness to be examined
foro sui.
Requisition with
instructions to be
sent from Judge
to Judge by post
p.3
6
Return by the
same conveyance
p.3
7
No instructions by
parties without
allowance by the
Judge.p.3.
8
Furthersupplemental instructions
of necessary toties
quoties.p.3.
Witness hic uit illic?
9
Precautions for
ascertaining the
fact of the conveyance.
p.3
Direction form of
10
Receipt to be taken
at the Post Office.
p.4
11
Juridical correspondence
post free
p.4
12
Receipt to be returned
by the Court
ad quam p.4
11(a)
Why posts have
not been employed
in Justice, historical
reason
Appeals &c
1
Appeals generally
established in all
cases not excepted. p.1.
2
Also Petitions for expedience.
p.1
3
Also complaints for
misbehaviour in Judges
p.1
4
Time given for publication
of case.p.1
5
No judgement but a
definitive one & be
appealed to from.p.1
Except in case of diable
wrong
6
Grounds for Rering
p.2
Discovery of fresh evidence
7
Caution Precautions
to be taken against abuse.
p.2
1. ing
2. ding for deposition
of evidence
3.Fabrication of evidence
8
Execution to be suspended
or not according
as may be requisite
to avoid doing
irremediable wrong.
p.3
9
Examples
1. Vex made too
2 Argenta &c traditio
10
ption of powers for that
Purpose. p.3
execution ever caution
more caution
Appeals &c
11
Option of Judgements
by the Court above
p.4.
1. Confirmative
2. Capatic
3. Modificatio
4. Commissio decisuo
durito as curiam
inferiorum
12
Complaints for
misbehaviour to be
in writing - Judge
complained of not
bound to appear
at first.p.4.
Judge to give reasons
in division Court
Reasons not given
in his own court
not to justiftion
on Appeal.
Appeals &c
1
Appeals to be registered
in the Court above p.1
2
To come on in the
order aswhen received
unless for urgent cases.
p.1
3
Hearing on the same
view of the record
p.1.
4
- on view of evidence
reasons.p.1.
5
- vivo voce ex
parti.p.2
6
- viva voce on
both sides.p.2.
7
- viva voce after
hearings on more
view & on written
reasons.p.2
8
Provision to be made
against studied delay
and vexation.p.3
Appeals &c Penal
1
Different grounds of
appeal in penal
causes.p.1
1. at indebtor (
2. a nimia
3 - a nulla
4 - a nimis levi.
5. al incongrua.
1(a)
2
Penal causes in which
execution in not suspended
by appeal p.5
1 - a nimis levi
2 - a nimia ad
3
Cases where appeal
has not from Sub
proviial Court
1. Theft
2. Defraudment
3. Robbery
4. Homicide caused
theft or Robbery
5. Attempts in above.
4
But the Court below
may & ought to consult
the Court above
in cases of difficulty.
p.3.
Penal Equal
1
Power to Parochial
Courts to
remitt causes to
the Sub-provisional
p.1
2
Examples of causes
proper for remittal
1. Prop difficult below
complexilation oque)
2 - morain
3
Examples of complex
causes p 2.
4
Evidence to be collected
notwithstanding.
p.8
Record
5.
Uses of a record
p.3
1. Probilation assurance
2. Appellations from
Quments power.
3. Probationes infervare
4. Tuetaris avrinan
dare.
6
What it ought to
contain
1. Dicta el gesta
2. Relations Explorum catalogue adscripta.
3. Testium catalogus
4. Testium examina.
7
The discourse
to be noted in
terminis. p.4
8
Emotions of persons
examined to be noted.
p.4.
9
The judge bound to
take a record at
requisition.p.4
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Record
10
The original of the record
or a copy may
be transmitted in the
first instance.p.5
11
Copy how to be taken
p.5.
in the way of extract
12
The original always
upon requisition.p.5.
13
Cases in which the
the record may be destroy
p.5. by consent
14
Examples
1. Debt
2. Assault
3. Words
15
Particular note to be
taken of rejection of
evidence.p.6.
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