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1828 Sept. 13 ++ 8
Constitutional Code

Ch. XII. Judiciary collectively
§.2. Actors

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(1)
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Art. 13. For distinguishing different classes the several sorts
modes of rendering assistance with reference to like , and
thence the several correspondent species or say and denominations of Judicial Assistants
of and other sources of
sources of
division with correspondent divisions species and denominations are the following —

I. Source the first. Relations as between the party principal (as within party), and the Assistant
Judiciary or say Judicial
I. Nature of the trust: every Assistant to the Judge
Species thus deduced — 1. Party the intended benefitee; Assistant, the trustee. Included in and by
these denominations is
supposed the supposition — that whatsoever
functions, whether
rights or powers, are
exercised by the Assistant
are of the nature of trusts
that is to say charged
by law with the obligation
of correspondent service: service
of consisting in the rendering the exercise of them
as beneficial or say
serviceable to the
party: — which party thereby
constituted intended
benefitee. As to the
being as such with reference to such party, a trustee
the party, the intended benefitee.
For the several species of trusts, see Civil Code.
Trusts. For C In the mean time, as to the Intended benefitee, and the correspondent
Trustees see, for the present, Westminster Review No. for W26
No...

(2)
II. No. Source the second. The place of where the Judge is — say the Justice chamber
being the place in which the service is considered
II. in respect of time and place, between the
as rendered, that in relative times of existence at that place
considered and Assistant
parties in the capacity of intended benefitee, and the
as between party and Assistant,
Judicatory Assistant. Species 1. Assistant Concomitant. 2. Assistant Substitute
or say Representative.

(5)
V. III. Source the fifth. The Nature of the Inducement operating as the final and efficient
cause of the act by which fulfilment is given to the obligations belonging
to the trust. Species. 1. Gratuitous Assistant; 2. Professional
Assistant.

(3)
III. Source the third. Authority in virtue of which the assistant acts
that is to say, 1. the authority of the party assistant: 2. that of the individual assisting.
Species:— 1. Assistant Depute or say Proxy. 2. Assistant
self-localist.

(9)
Art. For the different arrangements which require to be deduced deduced and grounded
deduced from and grounded on, the abo and accordingly will be deduced from and grounded
on, these several distinctions, see Procedure Code,
tit. Pro Judiciary Assistants.

(6)
VI. Source the sixth. Mode in which the sort of service in question is rendered
to wit 1. Ordinating 2. Effectors
Species. 1.
Species 1. Preordination Assistant: in English law language Attorney or say Solicitor
in French, Avoué. 2. Effective Assistant and Evidence Elicitator and
2. Adv Arg Assistant: in English law
language, Barrister: in French Avocat. Functions of
the effective Assistant resolvable into three to wit 1. the A orative exercised by making
instead of the party, application to the Judge
2. the Evidence-elicitative; 3. the argumentative.

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