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<head><del>3</del></head>
<head>C</head><!-- centred -->
<head>Of Defraudment by false standards</head><!-- centred -->
<p>[<del>(  )</del>
<lb/></p>
<head>Punishment <add><del><gap/></del></add>  <note>1</note><!-- note in red --></head><!-- centred -->
<p>For defrauding<add>(A)</add> by false standards .
<lb/>
1.  Characteristic penance. See Tit.  [Punishments]
<lb/>
Sect.  This at all events. More or less public at discretion.
<lb/>
2.  Rendering the knave's account <add><del>I</del></add>.  See <add>Tit.</add> [Punishments.]  Sect. 
<lb/>
<del>2</del>3.  Forfeiture of the standards, if false in themselves.  <add>This at <del>all events</del> <add>[all events.]</add> <del><unclear>option</unclear></del></add> <add>+</add>  <note>+ See Tit.  Frauds upon the coinage.  Sect  Punishment.</note>
<lb/>
<del>3</del>4.  In other respects as for Simple mercantile defraudment.
<lb/></p>
<head>Exposition</head><!-- right of centre -->
<p>(A) Defrauding . See <del>Sect</del>  Tit.  [Defraudment]  The <sic>falshood</sic>
<lb/>
here consists in <del>the</del> <add>a man's</add> putting off the standards in question
<lb/>
for past standards and justly applied , when the case
<lb/>
is otherwise  <add>To p. <del>3</del> <add>4</add> - N<hi rend='superscript'>o</hi> <del>2</del> 1</add><!-- addition in red -->
<lb/></p>
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<head><add><del><unclear>Ago</unclear></del></add> Question I.  <note>2</note><!-- note in red --></head><!-- centred -->
<p><!-- indented -->Why the corporal ignominy <del>and the punishment
<lb/>
of rendering the knave's account are</del> is
<lb/>
made applicable in this case at all events?
<lb/>
whereas in the case of simple <del>M</del> mercantile
<lb/>
fraud <del>there are</del> <add>it is</add> left to the option of the Judge?.
<lb/></p>
<head>Reasons .</head>
<p><!-- indented -->Because <del>the act</del> <add>in this <del>ac</del> case</add> <del>is the case of false standards</del>
<lb/>
the act is more strongly indicative of a
<lb/>
habit than in <add>the other.</add> <del>that of <gap/> <gap/>.</del> <add><del><gap/></del> See Introd . Ch
<lb/>
[Proportion &amp;c] Rule 1.  Explan. 3.  By providing false standards</add>
<lb/>
or practising the art of misapplying genuine ones
<lb/>
a man has provided for a regular and continued
<lb/>
course of fraud.
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3 C Of Defraudment by false standards

[( )

Punishment 1

For defrauding(A) by false standards .
1. Characteristic penance. See Tit. [Punishments]
Sect. This at all events. More or less public at discretion.
2. Rendering the knave's account I. See Tit. [Punishments.] Sect.
23. Forfeiture of the standards, if false in themselves. This at all events <add>[all events.] option</add> + + See Tit. Frauds upon the coinage. Sect Punishment.
34. In other respects as for Simple mercantile defraudment.

Exposition

(A) Defrauding . See Sect Tit. [Defraudment] The falshood
here consists in the a man's putting off the standards in question
for past standards and justly applied , when the case
is otherwise To p. 3 <add>4 - No 2 1</add>


Ago Question I. 2

Why the corporal ignominy and the punishment
of rendering the knave's account are
is
made applicable in this case at all events?
whereas in the case of simple M mercantile
fraud there are it is left to the option of the Judge?.

Reasons .

Because the act in this ac case is the case of false standards
the act is more strongly indicative of a
habit than in the other. that of . See Introd . Ch
[Proportion &c] Rule 1. Explan. 3. By providing false standards

or practising the art of misapplying genuine ones
a man has provided for a regular and continued
course of fraud.



Identifier: | JB/071/150/003"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 71.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

1-2

Box

071

Main Headings

penal code

Folio number

150

Info in main headings field

defraudment by false standards

Image

003

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

4

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

f1 / f2 / f3 / f4

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

[[watermarks::[ec with crown motif] [lion with crown motif]]]

Marginals

jeremy bentham

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

23553

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