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<head>§ Institutions for recording <add>registering</add> events which are evidences<lb/>of title</head> | |||
<note>Involuntary <lb/>titles</note> | |||
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On this head there will not be much to say.<lb/>The same reasons which plead for the preserving<lb/>any one sort of evidence of title apply to every other.<lb/>Evidences of title are either acts or events which<lb/>with reference to the party principally concerned in<lb/>them may be <sic>stiled</sic> involuntary. Of the former description <lb/>are those internal <add>acts</add> the declaration of<lb/>which <add>mention has been already made</add> are termed deeds <add>wills</add> conveyances agreements<lb/>and the like. <del>declarations which it as we hath been already<lb/> deemed ought to be consigned to writing and most of<lb/> them secured by registration</del> Of the latter description<lb/>are births, <del>baptisms</del> and burials: births on the part <lb/>of the infant <add>person</add> born, baptisms on the part of the person<lb/>baptized, at least <add>I mean</add> in the case of infant baptism, and<lb/>burials on the part of the person buried. [Marriages<lb/>are voluntary acts: how come they <del>not</del> instead of being<lb/>committed to writing, a security given to other acts<lb/>of infinitely less importance how come they to have<lb/>been so long trusted to the precarious security <add>protection</add> of an<lb/>evanescent ceremony? This reason seems to be the simplicity<lb/>of the engagement which unless modified by <lb/><note>particular</note></p> | |||
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25
Indirect
Corpus delicti
§ Institutions for recording registering events which are evidences
of title
Involuntary
titles
On this head there will not be much to say.
The same reasons which plead for the preserving
any one sort of evidence of title apply to every other.
Evidences of title are either acts or events which
with reference to the party principally concerned in
them may be stiled involuntary. Of the former description
are those internal acts the declaration of
which mention has been already made are termed deeds wills conveyances agreements
and the like. declarations which it as we hath been already
deemed ought to be consigned to writing and most of
them secured by registration Of the latter description
are births, baptisms and burials: births on the part
of the infant person born, baptisms on the part of the person
baptized, at least I mean in the case of infant baptism, and
burials on the part of the person buried. [Marriages
are voluntary acts: how come they not instead of being
committed to writing, a security given to other acts
of infinitely less importance how come they to have
been so long trusted to the precarious security protection of an
evanescent ceremony? This reason seems to be the simplicity
of the engagement which unless modified by
particular
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