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G.B. 1824. Decr. 7
Procedure Code.

Ch. Nomenclature
§.

62.
Decree executed by
or upon the individual
from whom the
Service is demanded.

63.
Contestation, where.

64.
Cross suit and counterprobation,
what.

65.
Forthcomingness
purposes.
1. Judiciability.
2. Probation.
3. Subserviency to Judicature.

66.
Forthcomingness on
whose part.
1. For judiciability,
parties on both sides.
2. For probation extraneous
witnesses and
evidence-holders.
3. Persons eventually
necessary for execution.

67.
Forthomingness
that where the service
is needed to be
rendered.

68.
Forthcomingness
subject matter
1. Persons.
2. Things.

69.
Non-forthcomingness
causes.

70.
Attendance and attendants —
what and
who.

71.
Contestation what.

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72.
Counterapplication
and counterinterrogation.

73.
Evidence spontaneously
and extractedly
delivered. Counterprobation
and counterproof.

74.
Defendant counter
interrogator.

75.
Counterdemands
what.
1, Dismissal demand.
2. Satisfaction demand.
3. Reimbursement
demand.

76.
Means of probation
Means of Execution
Means of communication
for both
Means of securing
forthcomingness
for all three as to
person.

77.
Means of forthcomingness
by the supposition
already employed.

78.
These means direct
or indirect.

79.
Inducements remunerative
and punitive.

80.
Prehension, accersition
and adduction.

81.
Accersition — how far
synonymous to invitation.

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82.
Accersition from
a Judge can not
but be comminative.

83.
Quantum of punishment
for non compliance
can not
be fixed.

84.
Punishedness
Actual forthcomingness.
virtual do.
Personal attendance.

85.
For oral Testification
actual forthcomingness.

86.
Forthcomingness
not only an eventual
but as immediate
means for
1. Punishedness.
2. Testification oral
3. Compulsibility
1. during actual forthcomingness.
2. After do by communication.

87.
Forthcomingness
as to II. Things.

88.
Purposes.
1. For transference
to pursuer in consequence
of his inchoate
right.
2. For do in part satisfaction
for the
wrong of abduction.
3. For do in satisfaction
of other wrong.
4. For punition of possession
by the ademption.
5. For inspection, as
real evidence.
6. As a means of
securing compliance.

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+<head>G.B. 1824. <sic>Dec<hi rend="superscript">r</hi>.</sic> 7<lb/>Procedure Code.</head> <p><note><sic>Ch.</sic> Nomenclature<lb/>&sect;.</note></p> <!-- this page is organised in three columns --> <p>62.<lb/>Decree executed <hi rend="underline">by</hi><lb/>or <hi rend="underline">upon</hi> the individual<lb/>from whom the<lb/>Service is demanded.</p> <p>63.<lb/>Contestation, where.</p> <p>64.<lb/>Cross suit and <sic>counterprobation</sic>,<lb/>what.</p> <p>65.<lb/><sic>Forthcomingness</sic><lb/>purposes.<lb/>1. <sic>Judiciability.</sic><lb/>2. Probation.<lb/>3. <sic>Subserviency</sic> to Judicature.</p> <p>66.<lb/><sic>Forthcomingness</sic> on<lb/>whose part.<lb/>1. For <sic>judiciability,</sic><lb/>parties on both sides.<lb/>2. For probation extraneous<lb/>witnesses and<lb/>evidence-holders.<lb/>3. Persons eventually<lb/>necessary for execution.</p> <p>67.<lb/><sic>Forthomingness</sic><lb/>that where the service<lb/>is needed to be<lb/>rendered.</p> <p>68.<lb/><sic>Forthcomingness</sic><lb/>subject matter<lb/>1. Persons.<lb/>2. Things.</p> <p>69.<lb/>Non-<sic>forthcomingness</sic><lb/>causes.</p> <p>70.<lb/>Attendance and attendants &#x2014;<lb/>what and<lb/>who.</p> <p>71.<lb/>Contestation what.</p> <pb/> <!-- start of second column --> <p>72.<lb/>Counterapplication<lb/>and counterinterrogation.</p> <p>73.<lb/>Evidence spontaneously<lb/>and extractedly<lb/>delivered.  <sic>Counterprobation</sic><lb/>and counterproof.</p> <p>74.<lb/>Defendant counter<lb/>interrogator.</p> <p>75.<lb/>Counterdemands<lb/>what.<lb/>1, Dismissal demand.<lb/>2. Satisfaction demand.<lb/>3. Reimbursement<lb/>demand.</p> <p>76.<lb/>Means of probation<lb/>Means of Execution<lb/>Means of communication<lb/>for both<lb/>Means of securing<lb/><sic>forthcomingness</sic><lb/>for all three as to<lb/>person.</p> <p>77.<lb/>Means of <sic>forthcomingness</sic><lb/>by the supposition<lb/>already employed.</p> <p>78.<lb/>These means direct<lb/>or indirect.</p> <p>79.<lb/>Inducements remunerative<lb/>and punitive.</p> <p>80.<lb/>Prehension, <sic>accersition</sic><lb/>and adduction.</p> <p>81.<lb/><sic>Accersition</sic> &#x2014; how far<lb/>synonymous to invitation.</p> <pb/> <!-- start of third column --> <p>82.<lb/><sic>Accersition</sic> from<lb/>a Judge can not<lb/>but be <sic>comminative</sic>.</p> <p>83.<lb/><foreign>Quantum</foreign> of punishment<lb/>for non compliance<lb/>can not<lb/>be fixed.</p> <p>84.<lb/><sic>Punishedness</sic><lb/>Actual <sic>forthcomingness.</sic><lb/><unclear>virtual</unclear> <sic>d<hi rend="superscript">o</hi>.</sic><lb/>Personal attendance.</p> <p>85.<lb/>For oral Testification<lb/>actual <sic>forthcomingness</sic>.</p> <p>86.<lb/><sic>Forthcomingness</sic><lb/>not only an eventual<lb/>but as immediate<lb/>means for<lb/>1. <sic>Punishedness.</sic><lb/>2. Testification oral<lb/>3. <sic>Compulsibility</sic><lb/>1. during actual <sic>forthcomingness</sic>.<lb/>2. After <sic>d<hi rend="superscript">o</hi></sic> by communication.</p> <p>87.<lb/><sic>Forthcomingness</sic><lb/>as to II. Things.</p> <p>88.<lb/>Purposes.<lb/>1. For transference<lb/>to pursuer in consequence<lb/>of his inchoate<lb/>right.<lb/>2. For <sic>d<hi rend="superscript">o</hi></sic> in part satisfaction<lb/>for the<lb/>wrong of abduction.<lb/>3. For <sic>d<hi rend="superscript">o</hi></sic> in satisfaction<lb/>of other wrong.<lb/>4. For <sic>punition</sic> of possession<lb/>by the ademption.<lb/>5. For inspection, as<lb/>real evidence.<lb/>6. As a means of<lb/>securing compliance.</p>
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