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1823. Novr. 12
Constitutional Code
Art. 8. At the suggestion Spontaneously or at the
instance of the pursuer, the Judge thereupon puts to the Defendant
any such other questions as to him seem relevant and
appropriate.
Art. 9. For dispatch, the Judge may if he sees
fit, allow of the pursuer's putting the question immediately directly
to the Defendant. But, if the question be in any way improper,
the Judge unless he interposes and pronouncing
it improper stops the answer, is responsible for it: the a
party not having of himself the a right to exercise such power of himself nor otherwise
than by authority from the Judge.
Art. 10. When and as often as an inhibition on
any question proposed by the pursuer is put by the Judge
entry of such question together with the inhibition are at the instance
of the pursuer entered upon the record.
Art. 11. If along with or instead of an answer
the defendant puts a question to the pursuer, the Judge decides
to which question answer shall first be given. Regularly
and usually the question first put is the question that
should be first answered.
Art. 12. In putting the a question to for an answer from the Defendant,
the pursuer addresses himself to and to the Judge,
and not to the Defendant.
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