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1824. July 21
<head>1824. July 21<lb/>
Constitutional Code
Constitutional Code</head>


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Ch. XII. Judiciary collectively
<note>Ch. XII. Judiciary collectively<lb/>
&sect;.16. Eventually emendative
&sect;.16. Eventually emendative<lb/>
function
function</note>


Art. 2. I. Mode of proposing bringing forward the amendment. When, to in any part of the law <gap/> <gap/> <gap/>
<p>Art. 2. <add>I. Mode of <del>proposing</del></add> <add>bringing forward</add> <add>the amendment.</add> When, <del>to</del> <add>in</add> any part of the law <del><gap/> <gap/> <gap/></del><lb/>
the need of amendment presents itself to a mani<gap/> in having place, he
the need of amendment presents itself <add>to a man's <del><gap/></del> mind</add> as having place, he<lb/>
draws up according to one or other of the forms mentioned in Ch. XI, &sect;.2. Art. <gap/> the amendment which to him seems most suitable.
draws up <add>according to one</add> <add>or other</add> <add>of the forms mentioned in Ch. XI, &sect;.2. Art. <del><gap/></del></add> the amendment which to him seems <add>most</add> suitable.<lb/>
to the <gap/><gap/><gap/>. In <gap/> Judicatory, the Public
<del>to the <gap/><gap/><gap/>.</del> In <gap/> Judicatory, the Public<lb/>
pursuer and Public Defender Protector, being present, he thereupon consults them, by reading or causing
Pursuer and Public <del>Defender</del> <add>Protector</add>, being present, he <add>thereupon consults them, by</add> reading or causing<lb/>
to be read to them the tenor of such his amendment, with <gap/> his
to be read to them the tenor of such his amendment, with <del><gap/></del> his<lb/>
reasons annext, and also upon each of them, to attach mark on to the
reasons <sic>annext</sic>, and also upon each of them, to <del>attach</del> <add>mark on</add> to the<lb/>
paper <gap/> as they respectively thing fit, one or other of the several responses signified by the words Approved, Acquiesced or Disapproved
paper <del><gap/></del> <add>as they respectively</add> think fit, one or other of the <add>several responses signified by the</add> words <hi rend="underline">Approved</hi>, <hi rend="underline">Acquiesced</hi> in or <hi rend="underline">Disapproved</hi><lb/>
paper, either to the approval, acquiescence to the approval: giving
<del>paper, either to the approval, acquiescence to the approval</del>: giving<lb/>
to each of them, if desired, any such consideration time as he
to each of them, if desired, <add>any</add> such consideration time as <del>he<lb/>
thinks fit time seems requisite. At the end of this time he
thinks fit</del> <add><del>time</del> seems requisite.</add> <del>At the end of this time he</del></p>


Art. 3. II. Transmission to the superordinate authorities. At the end of the above such consideration time, he transmitts,
<p>Art. 3. <add>II. Transmission to the superordinate authorities.</add> At the end of <del>the above</del> <add>such</add> consideration <add>time</add>, he <sic>transmitts</sic>,<lb/>
to the several superordinate authorities, so many exemplars of
to the <add>several</add> superordinate authorities, so many exemplars of<lb/>
the proposed amendment: <gap/> <gap/> on each of which <gap/> <gap/> is marked
the proposed amendment: <del><gap/> <gap/></del> <add>on</add> each of which <del>are attached</del> <add>is marked</add><lb/>
the response of the Public pursuer as above,
the response of the Public Pursuer as above,<lb/>
three same responses the opinion of the Public Pursuer <gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/>
<del><add>these same responses</add> the opinion of the Public Pursuer <gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/><lb/>
of the three <gap/> or else a declaration <gap/><gap/> of the
of the three <gap/></del> or else a declaration <del><gap/><gap/></del> of the<lb/>
<gap/> invitation given to them and of their <gap/> in consequence him, respectively, or in their his absence <gap/> to
<gap/> invitation given to <del>them and of their <gap/> in consequence</del> <add>him, <del>respectively,</del> or in <del>their</del></add> <add>his</add> <add>absence <del><gap/></del> to</add><lb/>
the <gap/> in office of his Deputes permanent: and so in the case of the
the <gap/> <add>in office</add> of his Deputes permanent: and so in the case of the<lb/>
Public Defender Protector.
Public <del>Defender</del> Protector.</p>


Art. 4. Disposed of accordingly are exemplars of such
<p><del>Art. 4.</del> Disposed of accordingly are exemplars of such<lb/>
proposed Amendment with the opinions responses as above in <gap/>
proposed Amendment with the <del>opinions</del> <add>responses</add> as above in <del><gap/></del><lb/>
manner and number following &#x2014;
manner and number following &#x2014;</p>


1. Kept in the Registry, one
<p>1. Kept in the Registry, one</p>


2. Kept by the Judge for his own use, one.
<p>2. Kept by the Judge for his own use, one.</p>


2. Kept in the Registry of the Judicatory, one.
<p><del>2. Kept in the Registry of the Judicatory, one.</del></p>


3. Transmitted to the the Appellant Judicatory <gap/><gap/> one, with
<p>3. Transmitted to <del>the</del> <add>the</add> Appellant Judicatory <del><gap/><gap/></del> one, with<lb/>
the day when so sent marked on it.
the day when <del>so</del> sent marked on it.</p>


4. Transmitted to the Justice Minister, with the like mark, one
<p>4. Transmitted to the Justice Minister, with the like mark, one</p>


5. Transmitted to the Legislative Minister with the like mark, one.
<p>5. Transmitted to the Legislation Minister with the like mark, one.</p>
 
<p>Art. 4. On receipt of <del>the Amendment, Appellate</del> <add>his exemplar, the Judge Registrar of the Appellate</add> <note>Judicatory keeps it in the Registry<lb/>
having</note><lb/>
marked it the<lb/>
<del>Art. 5. <gap/><gap/> <add>On the part <gap/><gap/></add> Neither on the part of the Public</del><lb/>
day when received. Describing it by the designation of the <del><gap/><gap/><gap/></del> <add>Article or Articles</add><lb/>
<del>Pursuer nor on the part of the Public Defender <gap/><gap/><gap/> approved</del><lb/>
to which it applies, he <del>gives no</del> sends notice to the <del><gap/></del> Justice Minister of the<lb/>
<del>the office of <gap/> <add><gap/><gap/><gap/> the Judge <gap/></add></del> <add>reception given to it by the Judge Appellate, as</add> signified by the words <hi rend="underline">Approved</hi><lb/>
<del><gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/><lb/>
Art. <gap/> By the word <gap/> disapproved <add>whether</add> written with</del> <lb/>
<hi rend="underline">Acquiesced in</hi> or <hi rend="underline">Disapproved</hi>: <del>the</del> <add>which</add> words are expected to be written by the hand<lb/>
<del><gap/> by the Judge <gap/> of the Appellate Judicatory or</del><lb/>
of the Judge: <del>those excepted exempted there received from the Immediate so is kept in the Register<lb/>
by the Justice Minister whatever is put upon the proposed Amendment<lb/>
of the <gap/> <gap/> Judicatory.</del> So likewise another <add>such</add> notice to the Legislation Minister<hi rend="superscript">[1]</hi><lb/>
<del><gap/> with sending <gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/> with the word<lb/>
attached to it, or a separate letter to that same effect <gap/><gap/> <note><gap/><gap/> by
the Public Pursuer or Public<lb/>
Defender <gap/><gap/><gap/>.</note></del></p>
 
<note><hi rend="superscript">[1]</hi> If, within consideration<lb/>
time, as per Ch. XI. &sect;.2.<lb/>
no such notice is received<lb/>
by the Legislation Minister<lb/>
the amendment is considered<lb/>
as acquiesced in by the<lb/>
Judge Appellate and Justice<lb/>
Minister respectively.</note>
 
<note>Art. 5. In like manner<lb/>
after receipt of his exemplar,<lb/>
the Justice<lb/>
Minister causes notice<lb/>
to be given to the Legislation<lb/>
Minister: <del>and</del><lb/>
with like effect in case of failure.</note>


Art. 4. On receipt of the Amendment, Appellant his exemplar, the Judge Registrar of the Appellant <note>Judicatory keeps it in the Registry
having</note>
marked it the
Art. 5. <gap/><gap/> On the part <gap/><gap/> Neither on the part of the Public
day when received. Describing it by the designation of the <gap/><gap/><gap/> Article or Articles
Pursuer nor on the part of the Public Defender <gap/><gap/><gap/>
to which it applies, he gives in sends notice to the <gap/> Justice Minister of the






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1824. July 21
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Ch. XII. Judiciary collectively
§.16. Eventually emendative
function

Art. 2. I. Mode of proposing bringing forward the amendment. When, to in any part of the law
the need of amendment presents itself to a man's mind as having place, he
draws up according to one or other of the forms mentioned in Ch. XI, §.2. Art. the amendment which to him seems most suitable.
to the . In Judicatory, the Public
Pursuer and Public Defender Protector, being present, he thereupon consults them, by reading or causing
to be read to them the tenor of such his amendment, with his
reasons annext, and also upon each of them, to attach mark on to the
paper as they respectively think fit, one or other of the several responses signified by the words Approved, Acquiesced in or Disapproved
paper, either to the approval, acquiescence to the approval: giving
to each of them, if desired, any such consideration time as he
thinks fit
time seems requisite. At the end of this time he

Art. 3. II. Transmission to the superordinate authorities. At the end of the above such consideration time, he transmitts,
to the several superordinate authorities, so many exemplars of
the proposed amendment: on each of which are attached is marked
the response of the Public Pursuer as above,
these same responses the opinion of the Public Pursuer
of the three
or else a declaration of the
invitation given to them and of their in consequence him, respectively, or in their his absence to
the in office of his Deputes permanent: and so in the case of the
Public Defender Protector.

Art. 4. Disposed of accordingly are exemplars of such
proposed Amendment with the opinions responses as above in
manner and number following —

1. Kept in the Registry, one

2. Kept by the Judge for his own use, one.

2. Kept in the Registry of the Judicatory, one.

3. Transmitted to the the Appellant Judicatory one, with
the day when so sent marked on it.

4. Transmitted to the Justice Minister, with the like mark, one

5. Transmitted to the Legislation Minister with the like mark, one.

Art. 4. On receipt of the Amendment, Appellate his exemplar, the Judge Registrar of the Appellate Judicatory keeps it in the Registry
having

marked it the
Art. 5. On the part Neither on the part of the Public
day when received. Describing it by the designation of the Article or Articles
Pursuer nor on the part of the Public Defender approved
to which it applies, he gives no sends notice to the Justice Minister of the
the office of the Judge reception given to it by the Judge Appellate, as signified by the words Approved

Art. By the word disapproved whether written with

Acquiesced in or Disapproved: the which words are expected to be written by the hand
by the Judge of the Appellate Judicatory or
of the Judge: those excepted exempted there received from the Immediate so is kept in the Register
by the Justice Minister whatever is put upon the proposed Amendment
of the Judicatory.
So likewise another such notice to the Legislation Minister[1]
with sending with the word
attached to it, or a separate letter to that same effect by the Public Pursuer or Public
Defender .

[1] If, within consideration
time, as per Ch. XI. §.2.
no such notice is received
by the Legislation Minister
the amendment is considered
as acquiesced in by the
Judge Appellate and Justice
Minister respectively.

Art. 5. In like manner
after receipt of his exemplar,
the Justice
Minister causes notice
to be given to the Legislation
Minister: and
with like effect in case of failure.




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1824-07-21

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2-3

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042

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413

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jeremy bentham

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