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1928. Octr. 15.
Procedure Code Nomography

Preparatory Resolutions
2. Stile. Form
Nomography

38.
Language should not
differ from ordinary
discourse in anything
but precision.

39.
Should be broken
down into short numbered
articles, clear
of surplusage, repetition
and involvedness.

40.
Articles of War, a Model.

41.
Explanations continually
demanded shd
be given once for all.

42.
Consigning a large
quantity of matter to
one undivided mass
has no other effect
than impeding conception.

26. Stile
Nothing in the condition
of English to
render them incapable
of receiving a
clear all-comprehensive
Code as well as
other nations.

24. Stile
Language of Code
should be rendered
clear by appropriate
expositions.


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Preparatory Resolutions
2. Stile. Form
Nomography

27. Octr 15. Preparatory Resolutions
§. Codification
4. Matter.

28. Stile
Nothing to prevent
law from being
intelligible to every
one.

29. Stile
Nothing in the law
itself to prevent it's
being expressed in
clear, correct, comprehensive
and concise
language.

30. Stile
Deficiency in these
respects of the language
hitherto employed.


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33.
Growth &c prevented
competition
The Code, once formed,
might be kept from all
judiciary excrescences,
interpretative amendments
made by legislature
only, and wd
become part of the
Code.

4 Matter
Growth of law by
Judges

34.
Judge, having
power to propose interpretation
amendments
to the Legislature,
no Judge's opinion
would be regarded
as law.

35.
So, of amendments
importing change as
well as interpretation.

36.
By these means
all judicial strained
interpretations
would cease.

37.
Thus would the rule
of action always be
adapted to the circumstances
of the times.


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Preparatory Resolutions
Ch. Codification Form
2. Stile Nomography



Identifier: | JB/549/066/001
"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 549.

Date_1

1827-10-15

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Box

549

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066

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Nomography

Image

001

Titles

Category

Rudiments sheet (brouillon)

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Recto/Verso

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Penner

John Flowerdew Colls

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