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<p><!-- indented --><note>To be civilly responsible , what .</note> | <p><!-- indented --><note>To be civilly responsible, what.</note> | ||
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A man who, on account of any act of his or any other | |||
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is said to be <hi rend='underline'>civilly | circumstance belonging to him, is bound to yield compensation, | ||
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is said to be <hi rend='underline'>civilly responsible</hi>; in like manner as one who | |||
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is bound to suffer punishment is said to be <hi rend='underline'>criminally re<del>s</del>sponsible</hi>. | is bound to suffer punishment is said to be <hi rend='underline'>criminally re<del>s</del>sponsible</hi>. | ||
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<head><note>Sect.II.<!-- NB: the 'S' is emboldened --></note> | <head><note>Sect.II.<!-- NB: the 'S' is emboldened, by way of a double bar/outline on the 'S' --></note> §.<!-- Emboldened/double bar on the 'S' --> II. General Rule concerning Compensation.</head><!-- centred --> | ||
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<p><!-- indented --><note> | <p><!-- indented --><note>Compensation due wherever there is damage accompanied with blame.</note> | ||
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is sustained by another , let the party culpable be made to | In all cases in which, through the fault of one person, damage | ||
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is sustained by another, let the party culpable be made to | |||
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yield compensation to the party damnified, unless where it is | yield compensation to the party damnified, unless where it is | ||
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be culpable either through intentional delinquency or through | be culpable either through intentional delinquency or through | ||
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heedlessness , or rashness <note>2. if full compensation — the ability of the parties to be considered —</note>. | heedlessness, or rashness | ||
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<note>2. if full compensation — the ability of the parties to be considered —</note><!-- note in pencil -->. | |||
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<p><note>1. Because damage falling on the innocent party, can turn to no good account.</note> | |||
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1. By the supposition there is a mischief which must be <sic>born</sic><!-- should be 'borne' --> | |||
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by somebody; the question is by whom it shall be <sic>born</sic>? If it | |||
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is <sic>born</sic> by the blameless party on whom it falls in the first <add>instance</add> | |||
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2.
C
Of Compensation.
nothing more is meant unless it be particularly expressed, than
lucrative compensation.
3.
To be civilly responsible, what.
A man who, on account of any act of his or any other
circumstance belonging to him, is bound to yield compensation,
is said to be civilly responsible; in like manner as one who
is bound to suffer punishment is said to be criminally ressponsible.
Sect.II. §. II. General Rule concerning Compensation.
1.
Compensation due wherever there is damage accompanied with blame.
In all cases in which, through the fault of one person, damage
is sustained by another, let the party culpable be made to
yield compensation to the party damnified, unless where it is
otherwise particularly determined by the Law. A party may
be culpable either through intentional delinquency or through
heedlessness, or rashness
2. if full compensation — the ability of the parties to be considered —.
Reasons.
1. Because damage falling on the innocent party, can turn to no good account.
1. By the supposition there is a mischief which must be born
by somebody; the question is by whom it shall be born? If it
is born by the blameless party on whom it falls in the first instance
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