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<head>EXEMPTIONS.</head> | |||
<p>In treating of the causes of Exemption, it<lb/>will conduce to satisfaction to consider together<lb/><del>will those which</del> <add>all such as have</add> had preclusions to this title<lb/>whether those pretensions have been commonly <lb/>admitted or rejected — The principles upon<lb/>which <add>justify</add> the admission of some is justified<lb/>will give without difficulty the reason<lb/>why others are rejected.</p> | |||
<note>Whether the conclusion<lb/>be in favour<lb/>of their admission<lb/>or their rejection<lb/><del>The observations which<lb/>seem to justify the<lb/><gap/> 1st sense<lb/>and <gap/>...</del></note> | |||
<note>why some are in<lb/>the 1<hi rend="superscript">st</hi> case will<lb/>seem to <sic>shew</sic> why<lb/>others are in the latter<lb/>competent or<lb/>incompetent.</note> | |||
<p>The causes that have been proposed, whether<lb/>sufficient or insufficient, may be divided<lb/>into 2 classes — 1<hi rend="superscript">st</hi> <add><gap/> of</add> such as arise on<lb/>the part of the <hi rend="underline">Agent</hi>. [Which is the most<lb/>numerous] 2<hi rend="superscript">dly</hi> such as arise on the part<lb/>of the object.</p> | |||
<note>Propose the King to<lb/>be liable for <hi rend="underline">personal<lb/><gap/></hi> <gap/></note> | |||
<p>On the part of the agent may be said to<lb/>arise, those which are founded on</p> | |||
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EXEMPTIONS.
In treating of the causes of Exemption, it
will conduce to satisfaction to consider together
will those which all such as have had preclusions to this title
whether those pretensions have been commonly
admitted or rejected — The principles upon
which justify the admission of some is justified
will give without difficulty the reason
why others are rejected.
Whether the conclusion
be in favour
of their admission
or their rejection
The observations which
seem to justify the
1st sense
and ...
why some are in
the 1st case will
seem to shew why
others are in the latter
competent or
incompetent.
The causes that have been proposed, whether
sufficient or insufficient, may be divided
into 2 classes — 1st of such as arise on
the part of the Agent. [Which is the most
numerous] 2dly such as arise on the part
of the object.
Propose the King to
be liable for personal
On the part of the agent may be said to
arise, those which are founded on
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exemptions |
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jeremy bentham |
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