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<head>1824 March 31 +<lb/>
Constitutional Code Cop<hi rend="superscript">d</hi></head>
 
<note>3<hi rend="superscript">o</hi> ult<lb/>
Ch. XI. Judiciary collectively<lb/>
&sect;.7. Intercommunity of<lb/>
service</note>
 
<p>2</p>
 
<p>Art. 3. Of the cases in which, <del>and</del> purposes <add>and acts</add> for which,<lb/>
<del>and acts by which no one</del><lb/>
<add>juridical</add> invasion, as above, may be necessary to the accomplishment<lb/>
of the ends of justice, examples are as follows.</p>
 
<p>I. Cases. <del><gap/></del> Situated within the <del>invaded</del> territory proposed to be<lb/>
invaded, a person or a thing necessary to be <del>operated</del> <add>acted</add> upon by the<lb/>
<del><gap/> On either side of the suit, then a backer of the party situated</del><lb/>
invading Judge.</p>
 
<p>II. Purposes. 1. Securing of eventually employable means of execution, for<lb/>
<del>within the invaded territory the abode Of a <gap/> <add><gap/></add></del><lb/>
judicial orders by which the service demanded by a pursuant will be rendered;<lb/>
<del><gap/> <gap/></del> 2. Obtainment of evidence necessary to constitute a <note>ground for the demand.</note><lb/>
<del>inst<gap/> acc<gap/>. or prehension and adduction, for the</del></p>
<p>III. Acts. 1. <unclear>accuration</unclear>; or 2. prehension and adduction; or 3. epistolary<lb/>
interrogation. <del><gap/></del> 4. Visitation and inspection.<lb/>
<del>purpose of evidence or <gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/><lb/>
the <gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/><lb/>
thus invaded Judge<lb/>
2. <gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/> <gap/><gap/><gap/> <gap/><gap/><gap/><lb/>
order<lb/>
3. For extraction <add>collection</add> of real evidence <gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/><lb/>
<gap/><gap/><gap/> requisite by the invading Judge <gap/><gap/></del></p>
 
<p>Art. 4. Between these <add>several</add> modes of proceeding <del>in the <gap/><lb/>
<gap/><gap/><gap/> operating mode <gap/><gap/><lb/>
hand, and <gap/> correspondence <gap/><gap/><gap/></del> the nature<lb/>
of the case will <add>commonly</add> <del>in certain cases afford an option <gap/></del> <add>require <del>the</del> option to be made</add><lb/>
<add><del>By</del> For</add> the considerations by which <del>through reference <add>options</add></del> <add>it</add> will be <add>to be</add> determined<lb/>
see the Procedure Code.</p>
 
<p>Art. 5. Of every such act of invasion the invading<lb/>
<del>Judge</del> will, <del>give</del> in the promptest mode in use, <add>give</add> notification<lb/>
to the invaded, Judge. For appropriate formularies see the<lb/>
Procedure Code</p>
 
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<p>Art. <del>1</del> 5 To the invading Judge it will belong<lb/>
on the occasion of every such invasion <del>to make the necessary</del> <add>the <del>requisite</del> invading</add><lb/>
<del>provision necessary</del> Judge will take the requisite care, that <add>lest</add><lb/>
by the effect of it the means of <del>satisfaction or</del> <add>compensation or those of</add> punishment<lb/>
for the benefit of the <unclear>justiciables</unclear> of the Judge invaded Judge<lb/>
be unduly <del>less</del> <add>not taken away or</add> diminished: to the end that in this as in<lb/>
other <unclear>means</unclear> division of their cases, a due proportion be made<lb/>
<del>between</del> amongst all persons interested</p>
 
<p>Situate within the invaded territory, the persons necessary<lb/>
I. Cases <gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/><lb/>
to be <gap/> upon <gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/> thing<lb/>
as a <unclear>source</unclear> of real evidence</p>
 
<p>II. Purposes. 1. Obtainment of evidence. <del><gap/></del> securing eventually employable<lb/>
means of execution for <del>a</del> judicial orders by which the service<lb/>
demanded by the p<gap/> is rendered. 2. Obtainment of evidence<lb/>
necessary to ev<gap/> a ground for the demand.</p>
 
<note>III. Acts. 1. Acc<gap/><lb/>
2. Prehension and adduction;<lb/>
epistolary interrogation.</note>
 






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1824 March 31 +
Constitutional Code Copd

3o ult
Ch. XI. Judiciary collectively
§.7. Intercommunity of
service

2

Art. 3. Of the cases in which, and purposes and acts for which,
and acts by which no one
juridical invasion, as above, may be necessary to the accomplishment
of the ends of justice, examples are as follows.

I. Cases. Situated within the invaded territory proposed to be
invaded, a person or a thing necessary to be operated acted upon by the
On either side of the suit, then a backer of the party situated
invading Judge.

II. Purposes. 1. Securing of eventually employable means of execution, for
within the invaded territory the abode Of a
judicial orders by which the service demanded by a pursuant will be rendered;
2. Obtainment of evidence necessary to constitute a ground for the demand.
inst acc. or prehension and adduction, for the

III. Acts. 1. accuration; or 2. prehension and adduction; or 3. epistolary
interrogation. 4. Visitation and inspection.
purpose of evidence or
the
thus invaded Judge
2.
order
3. For extraction collection of real evidence
requisite by the invading Judge

Art. 4. Between these several modes of proceeding in the
operating mode
hand, and correspondence
the nature
of the case will commonly in certain cases afford an option require the option to be made
By For the considerations by which through reference options it will be to be determined
see the Procedure Code.

Art. 5. Of every such act of invasion the invading
Judge will, give in the promptest mode in use, give notification
to the invaded, Judge. For appropriate formularies see the
Procedure Code

Art. 1 5 To the invading Judge it will belong
on the occasion of every such invasion to make the necessary the requisite invading
provision necessary Judge will take the requisite care, that lest
by the effect of it the means of satisfaction or compensation or those of punishment
for the benefit of the justiciables of the Judge invaded Judge
be unduly less not taken away or diminished: to the end that in this as in
other means division of their cases, a due proportion be made
between amongst all persons interested

Situate within the invaded territory, the persons necessary
I. Cases
to be upon thing
as a source of real evidence

II. Purposes. 1. Obtainment of evidence. securing eventually employable
means of execution for a judicial orders by which the service
demanded by the p is rendered. 2. Obtainment of evidence
necessary to ev a ground for the demand.

III. Acts. 1. Acc
2. Prehension and adduction;
epistolary interrogation.




Identifier: | JB/042/276/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 42.

Date_1

1824-03-31

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3-5

Box

042

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constitutional code

Folio number

276

Info in main headings field

constitutional code

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001

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1

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recto

Page Numbering

e2

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

Marginals

jeremy bentham

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Corrections

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"copd"

ID Number

13199

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