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1831 July 29 Sept. 28. Revised
Constitutional Code. (2)
Ch. XIV. Judge Deputes Permanent.
§. 1. Relation to principal

Instructional
Art. 8. As to any compleatly effectual remedy Against abuse in this shape, scarcely does the nature
of man and things appear to admitt of any compleatly effectual it.
remedy. Palliatives, which taken all together, will be seen to be of no immediate
efficacy, and quite sufficient to ground preserve the institution of
Deputeship against rejection, will be seen to be are the following –

1. TheDepute submitts to the injustice, till the migration of the unjust Judge
principal, migrates into another Judge-shire which migration as per Ch. XII Judiciary collectively, §. 17 <hi rend="underline">Migration</hi>
takes place: of which migration the time can not be later than
three years, and may, to any degree be an have place
at any day.

2. The Depute himself migrates into another Judge
Shire. If in the Judge Judicatory in question his conduct
has been irresponsible, no considerable objection to his aptitude
in any shape having become apparent, complaints
if well grounded of undue partiality in his disfavour on the
part of his principal, will if well-grounded, have for their natural effect
the drawing attention to his suffering, the rendering an object of
sympathy, and the engaging the Judge of this or that other Judge-shire to
make choice of him for Depute.

3. On the ground in question the Depute makes his
appeal to the J principal's Judge Appellate of the Judicatory or to the Justice
Minister; who, thereupon, if he thinks fit, addresses, to the
principal, an admonition, or recommendation, having for
its object the application of the appropriate redress.

4. Through the medium of the press, the Depute makes
his appeal to the Public Opinion Tribunal.

Instructional
Art. 9. Of As to necessary the two last of these remedies, does the application such is the natural
uncertainty of their success, and such on that and other accounts
present itself as being in any very considerable degree probably frequently⊞ ⊞ on the part of the a party injured the
natural reluctance to
having recourse to them
that such recourse does
not present itself as
likely to be.

But, of all these remedies taken the application of eventual recourse to one or other of them, the
these four remedies, the existence of an effective apprehension on the part of every
Judge principal, presents itself as being, in every instance, in a
high degree probable:
and that in such a degree of strength, as to be
and sufficient for confining
the abuse within
such bounds as the nature
narrow as the nature
of man, in any case admitts of.

Identifier: | JB/041/049/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 41.
Date_1	1831-07-29	Marginal Summary Numbering	8-9
Box	041	Main Headings	Constitutional Code
Folio number	049	Info in main headings field	Constitutional Code
Image	001	Titles	Instructional
Category	Text sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	Recto"Recto" is not in the list (recto, verso) of allowed values for the "Rectoverso" property.	Page Numbering	C2 / D4 / E3
Penner		Watermarks	STREET & Co 1830
Marginals	Jeremy Bentham	Paper Producer	Antonio Alcala Galiano
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year	1830
Notes public	[[notes_public::Sept 28 Revised [note in Bentham's hand]]]	ID Number	001
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