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<head>1827 May 10<lb/>Procedure Code</head> <!-- numbers in pencil --> <p>3<lb/>+ <note><sic>Ch.</sic> All-embracing Arrangements <add>Statements</add></note><lb/>(1 <note>§.2. Enumeration & explanations</note></p> <p><del><gap/></del><lb/>§.2. <add>The</add> All embracing arrangements enumerated and explained</p> <p><note><sic>Art.</sic> 1.<lb/>By Judicial Procedure <add>understand</add> a course<lb/>of operation having for<lb/>its end the giving execution<lb/>& effect to the substantive<lb/>branch of the Pannomium<lb/>Judicial Procedure may<lb/>therefore be termed the<lb/>adjective branch</note></p> <p><sic>Art.</sic> 1. By Judicial Procedure understand <add>the aggregate of</add> a course of operation<lb/>having for their common object or say endeavour the giving<lb/>execution <hi rend="superscript">(1)</hi> and effect <hi rend="superscript">(2)</hi> to the aggregate of the arrangements made<lb/>by the other <add><unclear>remaining</unclear></add> branch of the Pannomium or say whole body of the<lb/>law: this is to say the substantive branch. This other being termed<lb/>the substantive branch, the matter <add>of</add> which the aggregate of the Judicial<lb/>Procedure is composed may <del>b</del> in contradistinction of it be termed an<lb/><hi rend="underline">Adjective branch</hi>.</p> <p><note><sic>Art.</sic> 2.<lb/>Subject matters of consideration<lb/>1 Ends<lb/>2 Means<lb/></note></p> <p><sic>Art.</sic> 2. Subject matters of consideration. Under the heads following<lb/>all subject matters which in the exhibition of the system of Judicial<lb/>procedure will fall to be considered will be found to be <gap/> —<lb/>1. Ends <del>f</del> to wit of Judicial Procedure: that is to say results <add>or states of things endeavoured to<lb/>to be produced by it.</add><lb/>2. Means. employable and employed for the attainment <add>or say accomplishment</add> of these<lb/>ends.</p> <p><note><sic>Art.</sic> 3<lb/>3 Persons 1. Agent<lb/>or say actor or operator 2.<lb/>Patient or say person operated<lb/>upon.</note></p> <p>3. Persons: <add>to wit persons</add> concerned in Judicial procedure: the capacity<lb/>in which a person is thus concerned will be either that of<lb/>Agent, or say Actor or Operator: or else that of Patient,<lb/>or say person operated upon.</p> <p><note>Operator is either<lb/>principal or instrumental<lb/>For instrumental operator<lb/>the <sic>singleworded</sic> denomination<lb/>instrument may<lb/>be used but has the disadvantage<lb/>of being tainted<lb/>with a dyslogistic sense</note></p> <p>Considered as operating and being thereby an operator<lb/><del>the operator will be either</del> the capacity in which he operates<lb/>will be either that of a principal operator or that of an instrument<lb/>or say instrumental operator: in which latter case<lb/>he <del><gap/></del> is capable of being designated by a <sic>singleworded</sic><lb/>appellative — that is to say instrument. But the <add>word</add> appellative<lb/>instrument has the disadvantage of being tainted with a <sic>dislogistic</sic><lb/>or say <sic>encologistic</sic> sense: adding to <add>associating with</add> the principal<lb/>thus designated the idea of a sentiment of disapprobation<lb/>entertained by the speaker or writer in relation to the person to<lb/>whom the same appellative is applied.</p> | |||
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1827 May 10
Procedure Code
3
+ Ch. All-embracing Arrangements Statements
(1 §.2. Enumeration & explanations
§.2. The All embracing arrangements enumerated and explained
Art. 1.
By Judicial Procedure understand a course
of operation having for
its end the giving execution
& effect to the substantive
branch of the Pannomium
Judicial Procedure may
therefore be termed the
adjective branch
Art. 1. By Judicial Procedure understand the aggregate of a course of operation
having for their common object or say endeavour the giving
execution (1) and effect (2) to the aggregate of the arrangements made
by the other remaining branch of the Pannomium or say whole body of the
law: this is to say the substantive branch. This other being termed
the substantive branch, the matter of which the aggregate of the Judicial
Procedure is composed may b in contradistinction of it be termed an
Adjective branch.
Art. 2.
Subject matters of consideration
1 Ends
2 Means
Art. 2. Subject matters of consideration. Under the heads following
all subject matters which in the exhibition of the system of Judicial
procedure will fall to be considered will be found to be —
1. Ends f to wit of Judicial Procedure: that is to say results or states of things endeavoured to
to be produced by it.
2. Means. employable and employed for the attainment or say accomplishment of these
ends.
Art. 3
3 Persons 1. Agent
or say actor or operator 2.
Patient or say person operated
upon.
3. Persons: to wit persons concerned in Judicial procedure: the capacity
in which a person is thus concerned will be either that of
Agent, or say Actor or Operator: or else that of Patient,
or say person operated upon.
Operator is either
principal or instrumental
For instrumental operator
the singleworded denomination
instrument may
be used but has the disadvantage
of being tainted
with a dyslogistic sense
Considered as operating and being thereby an operator
the operator will be either the capacity in which he operates
will be either that of a principal operator or that of an instrument
or say instrumental operator: in which latter case
he is capable of being designated by a singleworded
appellative — that is to say instrument. But the word appellative
instrument has the disadvantage of being tainted with a dislogistic
or say encologistic sense: adding to associating with the principal
thus designated the idea of a sentiment of disapprobation
entertained by the speaker or writer in relation to the person to
whom the same appellative is applied.
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