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<head>Constitutional Code.</head> | |||
<p>Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively.<lb/>§. 21. Oppression obviated.</p> | |||
<p>34.<lb/>Art 34. Degradation<lb/>or say transference<lb/>to an inferior grade.<lb/>Degradation presents<lb/>wrong ideas — viz. <lb/>1. Expulsion from the<lb/>whole establishment.<lb/>2. Ignominy or say<lb/>opprobrium, such as<lb/>would <sic>compell</sic> resignation:<lb/>and thus be<lb/>virtual dislocation.<lb/>Loss of that situation<lb/>with all hope of every<lb/>other, being a less evil<lb/>than passing the<lb/>greater part of a<lb/>man's life exposed<lb/>to such continual<lb/>contempt.</p> | |||
<p>35.<lb/>Art 35. Cases in which<lb/>transference, if<lb/>temporary, to a lesser<lb/>grade may be suitable.<lb/>1. The transference<lb/>employed as an<lb/>instrument of satisfaction<lb/>and punition<lb/>for obstinate course<lb/>of contempt towards<lb/>his superordinate<lb/>in his own department.<lb/>2. Or in another<lb/>Sub-department.</p> | |||
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<p>Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively.<lb/>§. 21. Oppression obviated.</p> | |||
<p>36.<lb/>Art 36. Transference<lb/>definitive, for heads of<lb/>entry, see the articles<lb/>as to dislocation. So, for<lb/>arrangements — transference<lb/>temporary, see<lb/>d<hi rend="superscript">o.</hi> as to suspension.<lb/>So, for arrangements.</p> | |||
<p>37.<lb/>Art 37. Stoppage.<lb/>Stoppage, see the articles<lb/>as to dislocation.<lb/>So the arrangements.<lb/>Stoppage temporary,<lb/>see the articles as to<lb/>suspension.<lb/>So the arrangements.</p><p>38<lb/>Art. 38. Dislocated a<lb/>functionary of a grade inferior to a<lb/>Minister can not be by<lb/>but by a Minister or the<lb/><del>any person but the Prime</del><lb/>superordinate <gap/><lb/><del>Minister.</del><lb/>2. nor transformed,<lb/>definitely or temporarily<lb/>to an office of equal<lb/>or inferior grade.<lb/>3. Nor suspended stopped<lb/>in the time of <gap/></p> | |||
<p>39<lb/>Art. 39. Suspended any<lb/>functionary may be by<lb/>his superordinate of any<lb/>grade</p><p>40<lb/>Art 40 <add><del><gap/> remedy</del></add> <gap/> oppression by<lb/>abuse of locomutative power,<lb/>remedy Appeal as per Ch. XII<lb/>Judiciary. Judge Appellant.<lb/><gap/> when the Minister <add>and</add> Dislocator<lb/>the Prime Minister: when it<lb/>Prime Minister when the Prime<lb/>Minister, the Legislature as<lb/>per Ch. VI §. 25 Legislature <gap/><lb/>Judicatory.</p> | |||
<p>41<lb/>Art 41 Options of the<lb/>Appellate Judicatory<lb/>1. Confirming the sentence<lb/>2. Substituting any other<lb/>exercise of the locomutative<lb/>function, as above.<lb/>3. <gap/><lb/>4. <gap/></p><!-- Items 3 and 4 in the preceding list are illegible, and paragraphs 40 and 41 have been stricken. --><pb/> | |||
<p><gap/> Conclude with<lb/><gap/> 3<lb/>or 15</p> | |||
<p>38<lb/>Art ___ Alledged <add>Wrongdoing</add> Oppression<lb/>unapt functionary<lb/>a Minister, Dislocating<lb/>Judge none can be<lb/>but the <add>Prime</add> Minister.<lb/>Alledged <add>unapt</add> Oppressor a<lb/><add>functionary</add> functionary of a grade<lb/>inferior to that of<lb/>Minister, <add>dislocator</add> none but<lb/>a Minister.</p> | |||
<p>38<lb/>Art ___ Dislocator <add>being<lb/>Judge</add> of a Minister, none<lb/>but the Prime Minister<lb/>of a subordinate of<lb/>a grade inferior to<lb/>that of Minister,<lb/>none but the Minister</p> | |||
<p>39<lb/>Art. ___ <gap/> <gap/><lb/>Transferrer — whether to<lb/>an office of the same<lb/>or an inferior grade<lb/>nor whether definitively<lb/>or for a time</p><p>40<lb/>Art.___ Suspender<lb/>may be <add>any superordinate</add> either <del>the</del><lb/>of his <gap/> <gap/><lb/>or of any inferior <del>Super</del> Subordinate<lb/><gap/>, responsibility<lb/>of every Superordinate<lb/>for all his Subordinates.</p><!-- The entire contents of the preceding column have been stricken. --><pb/> | |||
<p>Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively.<lb/>§. 21. Oppression obviated.</p> | |||
<p>II. Remedies<lb/>2. b. Locomutative Oppression<lb/>1. Preventive<lb/>2. Sanative — Appeal</p> | |||
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1828. July 22d. 5
Constitutional Code.
Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively.
§. 21. Oppression obviated.
34.
Art 34. Degradation
or say transference
to an inferior grade.
Degradation presents
wrong ideas — viz.
1. Expulsion from the
whole establishment.
2. Ignominy or say
opprobrium, such as
would compell resignation:
and thus be
virtual dislocation.
Loss of that situation
with all hope of every
other, being a less evil
than passing the
greater part of a
man's life exposed
to such continual
contempt.
35.
Art 35. Cases in which
transference, if
temporary, to a lesser
grade may be suitable.
1. The transference
employed as an
instrument of satisfaction
and punition
for obstinate course
of contempt towards
his superordinate
in his own department.
2. Or in another
Sub-department.
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Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively.
§. 21. Oppression obviated.
36.
Art 36. Transference
definitive, for heads of
entry, see the articles
as to dislocation. So, for
arrangements — transference
temporary, see
do. as to suspension.
So, for arrangements.
37.
Art 37. Stoppage.
Stoppage, see the articles
as to dislocation.
So the arrangements.
Stoppage temporary,
see the articles as to
suspension.
So the arrangements.
38
Art. 38. Dislocated a
functionary of a grade inferior to a
Minister can not be by
but by a Minister or the
any person but the Prime
superordinate
Minister.
2. nor transformed,
definitely or temporarily
to an office of equal
or inferior grade.
3. Nor suspended stopped
in the time of
39
Art. 39. Suspended any
functionary may be by
his superordinate of any
grade
40
Art 40 remedy oppression by
abuse of locomutative power,
remedy Appeal as per Ch. XII
Judiciary. Judge Appellant.
when the Minister and Dislocator
the Prime Minister: when it
Prime Minister when the Prime
Minister, the Legislature as
per Ch. VI §. 25 Legislature
Judicatory.
41
Art 41 Options of the
Appellate Judicatory
1. Confirming the sentence
2. Substituting any other
exercise of the locomutative
function, as above.
3.
4.
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Conclude with
3
or 15
38
Art ___ Alledged Wrongdoing Oppression
unapt functionary
a Minister, Dislocating
Judge none can be
but the Prime Minister.
Alledged unapt Oppressor a
functionary functionary of a grade
inferior to that of
Minister, dislocator none but
a Minister.
38
Art ___ Dislocator being
Judge of a Minister, none
but the Prime Minister
of a subordinate of
a grade inferior to
that of Minister,
none but the Minister
39
Art. ___
Transferrer — whether to
an office of the same
or an inferior grade
nor whether definitively
or for a time
40
Art.___ Suspender
may be any superordinate either the
of his
or of any inferior Super Subordinate
, responsibility
of every Superordinate
for all his Subordinates.
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Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively.
§. 21. Oppression obviated.
II. Remedies
2. b. Locomutative Oppression
1. Preventive
2. Sanative — Appeal
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