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1828. Sept. 13. + | <head>1828. Sept. 13. +<lb/> | ||
Constitutional Code | Constitutional Code</head> | ||
Ch. XII. Judiciary | <note>Ch. XII. Judiciary Collectively<lb/> | ||
§.2. Actors | §.2. Actors</note> | ||
11a | <p>11a</p> | ||
<p>Cop<hi rend="superscript">d</hi></p> | |||
Expositive. | <p>Expositive.<lb/> | ||
Art. 17. Assistants of the first order, Assistants of the | Art. 17. Assistants of the first order, Assistants of the<lb/> | ||
second order, Assistants of the third order. By these several appellations | second order, Assistants of the third order. By these several appellations<lb/> | ||
may the three sorts of intermediate Assistants be distinguished. | may the three sorts of intermediate Assistants be distinguished.<lb/> | ||
But from which of the two subject matters of reference | But from which of the two subject matters of reference shall the<lb/> | ||
numeration take its commencement? Say, from the party, he | numeration take its commencement? Say, from the party, he<lb/> | ||
being the person to whom the assistance is administered. Immediate | being the person to whom the assistance is administered. Immediate<lb/> | ||
Assistant and trustee to the party in this last case, the guardian: | Assistant and trustee to the party in this last case, the guardian:<lb/> | ||
Intermediate Assistants and trustees, the two professional men, as | Intermediate Assistants and trustees, the two professional men, as<lb/> | ||
above. | above.</p> | ||
Exemplificational | <p>Exemplificational<lb/> | ||
Art. 18. II. Chain the second. Party a Joint Stock Company. | Art. 18. II. Chain the second. Party a Joint Stock Company.<lb/> | ||
Members too numerous to act as suitors, without confusion. | Members too numerous to act as suitors, without confusion.<lb/> | ||
Immediate Judicial Assistant, Assistant of the first order in this case | Immediate Judicial Assistant, Assistant of the first order in this case<lb/> | ||
a functionary of the Company, whether permanent or located for the employed by as, and | a functionary of the Company, whether permanent or located for the <add>employed by as, and<lb/> | ||
for no other than this purpose. Judicial Assistant of the second order, say a professional | for no other than this</add> purpose. Judicial Assistant of the second order, say a professional<lb/> | ||
employed by the above mentioned non-professional Assistant. | employed by the above-mentioned non-professional Assistant.</p> | ||
<p>For other such chains of Judiciary Assistants, see the<lb/> | |||
<hi rend="underline">Civil Code</hi>, tit. <hi rend="underline">Trusts</hi>, and the <hi rend="underline">Procedure Code</hi>, tit. <hi rend="underline">Judiciary<lb/> | |||
Assistants</hi>.</p> | |||
<p><hi rend="underline">Instructional</hi>. <hi rend="underline">Exemplificational</hi>.<lb/> | |||
Art. 19. So much for such Judicial Assistants for whose<lb/> | |||
services an indispensable demand may have place in every<lb/> | |||
civilized state. Style them accordingly <hi rend="underline">Judicial assistants<lb/> | |||
naturally</hi> in demand. <add>and indispensably needed.</add> <unclear>Twin</unclear> now to, and compare with these<lb/> | |||
another set for which there is no such natural and<lb/> | |||
indispensable demand.</p> | |||
<note><unclear>For</unclear> to next<lb/> | |||
page</note> | |||
<!-- This para is circled --><p>The party tells his story to his Attorney.<lb/> | |||
The Attorney, tells to the Special <unclear>pleaser</unclear> the same story or one<lb/> | |||
different from it in whatever way and to whatever amount<lb/> | |||
presents itself as best <del><gap/></del> suited to their common purpose which of course is so.</p> | |||
<p>Style them, Judiciary Assistants redundant — in <hi rend="underline">redundance</hi>,<lb/> | |||
in <hi rend="underline">superfluity</hi>; or in English law language, in which the<lb/> | |||
thing itself is in such immense abundance, — in <hi rend="underline">surplusage</hi>.</p> | |||
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1828. Sept. 13. +
Constitutional Code
Ch. XII. Judiciary Collectively
§.2. Actors
11a
Copd
Expositive.
Art. 17. Assistants of the first order, Assistants of the
second order, Assistants of the third order. By these several appellations
may the three sorts of intermediate Assistants be distinguished.
But from which of the two subject matters of reference shall the
numeration take its commencement? Say, from the party, he
being the person to whom the assistance is administered. Immediate
Assistant and trustee to the party in this last case, the guardian:
Intermediate Assistants and trustees, the two professional men, as
above.
Exemplificational
Art. 18. II. Chain the second. Party a Joint Stock Company.
Members too numerous to act as suitors, without confusion.
Immediate Judicial Assistant, Assistant of the first order in this case
a functionary of the Company, whether permanent or located for the employed by as, and
for no other than this purpose. Judicial Assistant of the second order, say a professional
employed by the above-mentioned non-professional Assistant.
For other such chains of Judiciary Assistants, see the
Civil Code, tit. Trusts, and the Procedure Code, tit. Judiciary
Assistants.
Instructional. Exemplificational.
Art. 19. So much for such Judicial Assistants for whose
services an indispensable demand may have place in every
civilized state. Style them accordingly Judicial assistants
naturally in demand. and indispensably needed. Twin now to, and compare with these
another set for which there is no such natural and
indispensable demand.
For to next
page
The party tells his story to his Attorney.
The Attorney, tells to the Special pleaser the same story or one
different from it in whatever way and to whatever amount
presents itself as best suited to their common purpose which of course is so.
Style them, Judiciary Assistants redundant — in redundance,
in superfluity; or in English law language, in which the
thing itself is in such immense abundance, — in surplusage.
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