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16 July 1808 + Charge 1
Charge 1
1. Art. 4 Query 5
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6
2. if
the information
prayed for, he
<gap>
as the evidence
In the same Query, Instead of printing out D distinct terms printing out the mode by which whatever
deficiency, according to in his view of the matter the proof laboured
under, might as if obtain be supplied, the terms
he used were such as, supposing them designed to effect involve
the Accountant with inestimable in irremediable perplexity, will
adapted to that purpose; but for the perform with respect to any sub purpose as that of enabling
a bona fide Accountant to obtain his discharge,
in respect of many bona fide disbursed and applied
altogether as appli unconducive and even repugnent . By implication the receipts of
the parties he implicitly im was held up to view as the
the proper evidence, and put as an Inspector was warranted entitled
in expecting: but, it being apparent that in the
present instance no such evidence was to be had,
he calls either for that or "other evidence of contract
"payment".
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3. Of the other evidence
where before
he takes as
That in relation to this article "other evidence" of actual payment was to be
viz. on being called for had had, he knows already: for of it lay before him. [+]
[+] what he also knows
was that the "other evidence"
was "evidence of actual
"payment
for in a case like this money can not be received by one person without
being paid to him by another.
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The propriety of
his conduct
of this
what was inadmissible
he should have admitted
and called for:
what was inadmissible
he should have
such
If in the judgment of Mr Chief Inspector this
reduces this evident wise with propriety admissible it was his duty
to and to call for it have called to have called for it accordingly <add> being called<add>to have called for it in such as the structure of the admitted and the case
required: nature of the case if inadmissible, it was his duty to have
said so, and on what grounds he required it as inadmissible:
to the end that the Accountant might either
maximise the propriety of that evidence, or turns other
evidence, or submitt to the disclosure of the article [+]
[+] of this two only proper possible
courses was con neither was taken
by Mr Chief Inspector:
the consequence was that
in respect of this Article
the Accountant was left
at his , left in a
state of irredemiable perplexity
and uncertainty
and perplexity, of to which
at the rate of proceeding those under this mode of proceeding, he can exercise no end.
No neither may the oft
by that Officer.
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Identifier: | JB/122/115/001 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 122.
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"Recto" is not in the list (recto, verso) of allowed values for the "Rectoverso" property.
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See note 3 to letter 1986, vol. 7 |
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