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'' | <p> + 2 <hi rend="superscript">do</hi> 2 <note>123</note><lb/> Observations</p> <note>V. Procedures<lb/> §.38<lb/>91</note> <p>removing his goods out of the way. In <add> case of </add> distress by a <lb/> Landlord, there <del>is a </del> <add> are </add> powers <del>to</del> <add> for</add> follow<add>ing</add> the goods: in <add>case of </add> Distress<lb/>by a Justice, there is no such power.</p> | ||
<p> <del>Neither will a <gap/> system since:</del><lb/>As imprisonment, in default of <del>distrainable</del> <add> distrainable</add> matter, <lb/><add><del>for distress</del></add> will not come up to the purpose, so neither will the <lb/> option of either punishment to the exclusion of the other.<lb/> Suppose <add> it known, that </add> the offender <del> known to have property enough</del> <lb/> <add> has wherewithal</add> to bear the pecuniary punishment; <add> suppose again <add>that</add> in such case</add> pecuniary punishment<lb/> <del> is accordingly the appropriate</del> <add> <del>in</del> being in itself preferable, is accordingly appointed <add> by the Magistrate</add> in preference,</add> and a warrant <lb/> of distress issued accordingly. <hi rend="superscript">[+]</hi> <note>[+] Yet, notwithstanding the solvency of the party, this course will frequently prove inadequate to the production of the intended effect for</note> <del>But <add>being</add> in expectation finding </del> <lb/> <del>himself guilty</del> <add> the offender, being </add> conscious of delinquency, and expecting<lb/> conviction, <del> he</del> has taken care previously to remove<lb/> his goods by <del> transfer of the <gap/></del> sale, loan, deposit<lb/> or removal.</p> | |||
<p> <del> The <gap/> <gap/> <gap/> every <add> <gap/> </add><gap/> <gap/> to<lb/> be a <gap/> <gap/> <gap/> <gap/> the two <add> <gap/> </add> <gap/> <gap/> <lb/> together with <gap/> <gap/> of the two.<gap/> <gap/> <lb/> <gap/> <gap/> <gap/> <gap/> is admitted to be<lb/> <gap/>, <gap/> <gap/> <gap/> <gap/> <gap/> <gap/> <add> <gap/> <gap/> <gap/> of what may be <gap/> </add> <lb/><gap/> <gap/> to <gap/> <gap/> <gap/> <lb/> distinguished by the <gap/> of <gap/> <gap/> <gap/> <gap/> <lb/>be provided.</del> </p> | |||
<p> Imprisonment alone (as we have seen) is not suited<lb/> <del> to all cases </del> <add> every man's case, </add> nor indeed <del> will <gap/> profitably</del> <add> completely</add> adequate<lb/> to any <add> man's </add> case. <del>D</del> Pecuniary punishment<lb/> so called, <del> is where the <gap/> <gap/> <gap/> <gap/></del> <add> amounts in fact, where <del><gap/></del></add> <lb/> payment is no otherwise to be enforced <gap/> by <lb/> distress and sale <del> <add> <gap/> </add> in a fact</del> <add> to </add> <gap/> but the <del>obligation</del> <add> inconvenience</add> <lb/> of removing <del>goods distrained on</del> a man's goods; <lb/> an inconvenience which, in the case of one who is <lb/> neither a Shopkeeper nor a Housekeeper, <del>amoun</del> is next to nothing.<lb/> <add> The </add> </p> | |||
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Observations
V. Procedures
§.38
91
removing his goods out of the way. In case of distress by a
Landlord, there is a are powers to for following the goods: in case of Distress
by a Justice, there is no such power.
Neither will a system since:
As imprisonment, in default of distrainable distrainable matter,
for distress will not come up to the purpose, so neither will the
option of either punishment to the exclusion of the other.
Suppose it known, that the offender known to have property enough
has wherewithal to bear the pecuniary punishment; suppose again <add>that in such case</add> pecuniary punishment
is accordingly the appropriate in being in itself preferable, is accordingly appointed <add> by the Magistrate in preference,</add> and a warrant
of distress issued accordingly. [+] [+] Yet, notwithstanding the solvency of the party, this course will frequently prove inadequate to the production of the intended effect for But being in expectation finding
himself guilty the offender, being conscious of delinquency, and expecting
conviction, he has taken care previously to remove
his goods by transfer of the sale, loan, deposit
or removal.
The every to
be a the two
together with of the two.
is admitted to be
, of what may be
to
distinguished by the of
be provided.
Imprisonment alone (as we have seen) is not suited
to all cases every man's case, nor indeed will profitably completely adequate
to any man's case. D Pecuniary punishment
so called, is where the amounts in fact, where
payment is no otherwise to be enforced by
distress and sale in a fact to but the obligation inconvenience
of removing goods distrained on a man's goods;
an inconvenience which, in the case of one who is
neither a Shopkeeper nor a Housekeeper, amoun is next to nothing.
The
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