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<head>1824. <del>March</del> Sept.3</head> <note>CIX <add>XI.</add><lb/>
<head>1824. <del>March</del> Sept.3<lb/>
<del>Ch. XVI</del> Ministers collectively<add><del>Severally</del></add><lb/>
Constitutional Code.</head>  
S.<del>2</del>.3 Functions common to all<lb/>
<note>Ch. <del>IX.</del> XI.<lb/>
S.12. Finance Ministry</note><lb/>
<del>Ch. XVI.</del> Ministers collectively.<lb/>
<head>Constitutional Code.</head> <note><!-- Note in red ink -->Quere to what<lb/>
<add><del>Severally</del></add>.<lb/>
§. <del>2</del>. 3 Functions common to all.<lb/>
§. 12. Finance Minister.</note>
 
<note>Quere to what<lb/>
part does this<lb/>
part does this<lb/>
page belong?</note><lb/>
page belong?</note>
<p><gap/> 5 <del>Sept</del>. 1824 In<gap/></p>
 
<p>1. Frugality maximizing rule from Leading Principles</p>
<p>☞ 5 Sept. 1824. Insert.</p>
<p><del>2. Caution against paying Architects &amp;c by percentage</del></p>
<p>1. Frugality maximizing rule from <hi rend="underline">Leading Principles</hi>.</p>
<head><hi rend="underline">Exposition</hi></head><lb/>
<p><del>2. Caution against paying Architects &amp;c. by percentage.</del></p>
<p>Art. 1 In relation to money, the functions that<lb/>
<p><hi rend="underline">Exposition</hi></p>
may have place are the following: the taken word for many <note>Art. 1 Functions relating <lb/>
 
to money<lb/>
<note>Art. 1. Functions relating<lb/>
1 <del>Whe</del>re fabrication<lb/>
to money.<lb/>
2  AE re reception<lb/>
1. Ære-fabricative.<lb/>
3 AE re custoditive<lb/>
2. Ære-receptive.<lb/>
4 AE re postulative<lb/>
3. Ære-custoditive.<lb/>
5 AE re applicative</note><lb/>
4. Ære-postulative.<lb/>
being for distinction later prefixt to the name of <add>each respective</add> the function</p>
5. Ære-applicative.</note>
 
<p>Art. 1. In relation to money; the functions that<lb/>
may have place are the following: the Latin word for money<lb/>
1. <foreign>Ære-postulative</foreign> or Money-requiring <add>craving</add>.<lb/>
2. <foreign>Ære-fabricative</foreign>&#x2014;Money-making.<lb/>
3. <foreign>Ære-receptive</foreign>&#x2014;Money-receiving.<lb/>
4. <foreign>Ære-custoditiv</foreign>e&#x2014;Money-keeping.<lb/>
5. <foreign>Ære-applicative</foreign>&#x2014;Money-applying.</p>
 
<note>Art 2. Application<lb/>
performed by transmission<lb/>
with or without<lb/>
the intervention of a<lb/>
middle hand.</note>
 
<p><hi rend="underline">Expositive</hi></p>
<p>Art. 2. Application of money, as contradistinguished from<lb/>
<del>transmissive</del> <foreign>custodilia</foreign> <add>custody</add> is performed by <add>emission</add> transmission <add>to wit</add> from<lb/>
hand to hand: which <add>and in this case</add> may be with or without the intervention<lb/>
of middle hands.</p>
 
<note>Art. 3. Middle hands<lb/>
necessary when emittor<lb/>
and receiver can not<lb/>
without preponderant<lb/>
inconvenience come<lb/>
into each other's presence</note><lb/>
 
<p><hi rend="underline">Expositive</hi>.</p>
 
<p>Art 3. Middle hands are necessary where <del>the matter</del> <add>in respect of</add><lb/>
<del>the <gap/></del><lb/>
<add>distance or otherwise the emission</add> and receive can not <add>without preponderant inconvenience</add> come into the presence of each<lb/>
can not for the purpose of transmission come into the presence<lb/>
of each other without inconvenience.</p>
 
<p><hi rend="underline">Expositive</hi></p>
<note>Art 4. Emission of<lb/>
money either <hi rend="underline">solvitive</hi><lb/>
<hi rend="underline">procurative</hi> or <hi rend="underline">donative</hi>.</note>
 
<note><!-- Marginal note in pencil -->Solvitive function</note>
<p>Art. 4. Emission of money may have place either in payment<lb/>
of a debt due, or without any debt due: in the <lb/>
former case it is solvitive; in the other case <add>procurative</add><hi rend="underline">preventive</hi><lb/>
<add>if for an equivalent procurative; if <del>with</del> not for an equivalent, donative.</add> In English official practice money transmitted in the case<lb/>
is <sic>stiled</sic> <sic>imprest</sic> money and <del>and</del> us said to be <hi rend="underline">impressed</hi>.</p>
 
<p><hi rend="underline">Instructional</hi></p>
<p>Art. 5. The only Minister under whose direction<lb/>
the ærifabricative <add>money-making</add> function can be performed is the Finance<lb/>
Minister: as to this function see Ch. X.I. §. Finance<lb/>
Minister.</p>


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1824. March Sept.3
Constitutional Code. Ch. IX. XI.
Ch. XVI. Ministers collectively.
Severally.
§. 2. 3 Functions common to all.
§. 12. Finance Minister.

Quere to what
part does this
page belong?

☞ 5 Sept. 1824. Insert.

1. Frugality maximizing rule from Leading Principles.

2. Caution against paying Architects &c. by percentage.

Exposition

Art. 1. Functions relating
to money.
1. Ære-fabricative.
2. Ære-receptive.
3. Ære-custoditive.
4. Ære-postulative.
5. Ære-applicative.

Art. 1. In relation to money; the functions that
may have place are the following: the Latin word for money
1. Ære-postulative or Money-requiring craving.
2. Ære-fabricative—Money-making.
3. Ære-receptive—Money-receiving.
4. Ære-custoditive—Money-keeping.
5. Ære-applicative—Money-applying.

Art 2. Application
performed by transmission
with or without
the intervention of a
middle hand.

Expositive

Art. 2. Application of money, as contradistinguished from
transmissive custodilia custody is performed by emission transmission to wit from
hand to hand: which and in this case may be with or without the intervention
of middle hands.

Art. 3. Middle hands
necessary when emittor
and receiver can not
without preponderant
inconvenience come
into each other's presence

Expositive.

Art 3. Middle hands are necessary where the matter in respect of
the
distance or otherwise the emission and receive can not without preponderant inconvenience come into the presence of each
can not for the purpose of transmission come into the presence
of each other without inconvenience.

Expositive

Art 4. Emission of
money either solvitive
procurative or donative.

Solvitive function

Art. 4. Emission of money may have place either in payment
of a debt due, or without any debt due: in the
former case it is solvitive; in the other case procurativepreventive
if for an equivalent procurative; if with not for an equivalent, donative. In English official practice money transmitted in the case
is stiled imprest money and and us said to be impressed.

Instructional

Art. 5. The only Minister under whose direction
the ærifabricative money-making function can be performed is the Finance
Minister: as to this function see Ch. X.I. §. Finance
Minister.



Identifier: | JB/042/113/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 42.

Date_1

1824-09-03

Marginal Summary Numbering

not numbered

Box

042

Main Headings

constitutional code

Folio number

113

Info in main headings field

constitutional code

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

d11 / e8

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

j whatman turkey mill 1824

Marginals

Paper Producer

admiral pavel chichagov

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1824

Notes public

"quere to what part does this paper belong?"

ID Number

13036

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