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1831 July 8 24
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Ch. XII. Judiciary collectively
§.6. Fields of Service
or
§.7. Intercommunity of
Jurisdiction

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4. This being the case, — it follows that the Judicatory
in which the suit originates will be the Judicatory in which
the application in which it originated was made, before
the applicant had made in any other Judicatory
an application demanding at the hands of the Judge that same service.

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3. But, it may happen
that the first hearing
is the last: the Judge
either dismissing the application
as groundless
or for reasons assigned
recommending for
all further proceedings
some other Judicatory or
Judications

that same service. 5. But it does not follow that,
for a single moment the after the examination of the
applicant has been completed, the suit will continue in
that same Judicatory: retained there it will be retained there or the dismissed,
as to the Judge may seem most fit:
the applicant being in this case advised or not
advised to make transfer the suit and make application accordingly
to the Judge of this or that other District or say Judic Judge-
shire.

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4. In what way, with
least expense, delay and
vexation may execution
and effect be given to the
portion of law on the ground
of which the application
is made? this will be
the consideration by which
the course whereby the
Judge will be determined

6. . Under the system of Procedure attached to this Procedure Code appertaining to
Judiciary Establishment organized by this Code, — on the occasion
of every such original application — it will, before the termination
thereof, have been the care of the Judge, to ascertain,
as far as can be done by the examination of the applicant
whether in his Judicatory without invasion made into any
other, or transfer of the suit to any other, the suit can be carried through
, in what of the application
from beginning to end: and if not, at what stage of the suit the invasion
dismissal
or the transfer respectively will have to be made: that is to say in
given to a decree all cases with the minimum of expense, delay
and vexation. be given to a decree, by which the
diminished by that same application at the hands of the Judge will have completed consummated
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to be done.

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5. To the number of the
Judicatories the service of
which it may be necessary
to call in before such
execution and effect is
given no limit can
be assigned. Within
Judicial Sub-Districts in
any number may be situated in any number
persons and things on which
it may be necessary that the several Judges should operate for the purpose of that same suit.

7. To the numbers of the different Judicatories,
into which at the same time, or at different times
one and the same suit may, upon this plan have to pass, no
possible limit can be assigned. But In Judge-shire, in any
it was so great not any the smallest objection to this plan is
opposed. The cause of which any such multiplicity is the effect
is the state of things that has place in the individual
case.

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Date_1	1831-07-08	Marginal Summary Numbering	4-7
Box	042	Main Headings	constitutional code
Folio number	285	Info in main headings field	constitutional code
Image	001	Titles
Category	text sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	c2 / e8
Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks	street & co 1830
Marginals	jeremy bentham	Paper Producer	antonio alcala galiano
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year	1830
Notes public		ID Number	13208
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