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1829 Sept. 11
Abridging Petition Nomography.

Ch. 6 Sect. 2

259. Of misdenomination there are two opposite modes:
both of them richly exemplified in the existing system: one in
which an objects of the in nature the same the same in nature are disguised under
different names: the other, in which to objects different in nature
no other than one and the same name is allotted. Of the first
mode examples are those which have just been seen: of the
second mode take the following these what follow ⊞ ⊞ and thus it is – that
out of nothing, a sort of
sham is created.

2. Common Law app as employed to signify fictitious Judge – made
Law for as distinguished from real, legislature made Law,
Common law as distinguished from Equity: that is to say as employed to distinguish the of procedure
pursued in the original one set of Courts from the pursued in the courts
called Equity Courts.

Civil law, employed as synonyms respectively to non-penal,
non-Roman, non Canon, non-Military non Admiralty, non Ecclesiastical
non-Crown. In the first case it denotes, on the part of the enactments
in question – (real in the case of Statute-made law, fictitious
in the case of Judge-made law) the absence of suffering appointed
under the for the purpose and under the name, of punishment:
in the case of Roman law and Canon Law it the
is employed to designate the source from which the rule of action
which by the enactments (real or fictitious as above) which it is composed
of, were derived: in the case of Admiralty Military Law and
Admiralty law, the occasions on which and the purposes
to which, the rule of action constituted by it, is applied.

260. Thus it is that in the under the existing system, on the
part of the arrangements themselves, and on the part of the language
employed, a correspondent in aptitude, all-pervading
and most exemplary has place./p> <p>Exemplified, on the part of the language, is the inaptitude
in which every case and instance, in which, to the locution
whether term or phrase, the appellation of technical is applied
is applicable: in the language employed in giving expression to the law, the
matter of the law, every expression composed of words which are not in
use among non-lawyers
or explained by reference
to those who are, being
in themselves unapt for
every good purpose, and
in their origin produced by
a mixture of intellectual weakness and sought interests: those habitual words excepted which are employed in the designation of objects into which such now alone are composed
as apply themselves to this or that other branch of , or this or that, occupation or pursuit, profit-seeking or pleasuratives.

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Date_1	1829-09-11	Marginal Summary Numbering
Box	549	Main Headings
Folio number	117	Info in main headings field	Nomography
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Penner	Jeremy Bentham	Watermarks
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