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1827. Octr. 18
Law Amendment.

Propositions
§ Procedure
Suits

Distinction 6
Suits plurilateral (including
bilateral) and
unilateral

6. Distinction the sixth. Suits plurilateral, su including
bilateral, suits unilateral. By the word bilateral
is designated the case in which most commonly exemplified.
In By the case in which the suit is unilateral only
understand the case in which on either affords no party
either on the demandant side or on the defendant's side
no person in the character capacity of a party to the suit has
place. In the case of where accounts are said to be audited
the deficiency is on the side of the demandant's side, the pr
place of the demandant being taken by the auditor who officiates
at the same time in the character of Judge. So in
penal cases in the species of suit or inquiry termed in
the language of the Roman Law . In the case
where a right is claimed no party at the hands of
a functionary or other person a benefit right or benefit in
any shape is demanded the deficiency is on the defendant's
side: the part place of the defendant is acted taken by the Judge. Of
this nature are the suits carried on before the Judge. of
this nature are the suits carried on before the Judicatory
stiled in the language of English law the Court of claims.

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Distinction of Suits
adverse and amicable

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Date_1	1827-10-18	Marginal Summary Numbering	Not numbered
Box	056	Main Headings	Law Amendment
Folio number	179	Info in main headings field	Law Amendment
Image	001	Titles
Category	Text sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	C8
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-<head>1827. <sic>Oct<hi rend="superscript">r.</hi></sic> 18<lb/>Law Amendment.</head> <p><note>Propositions<lb/><add>&sect; Procedure<lb/>Suits</note></p> <p><note>Distinction 6<lb/>Suits plurilateral )including<lb/>bilateral) and<lb/>unilateral</note></p> <p>6. Distinction the sixth.  Suits plurilateral, <del>su</del> including<lb/>bilateral, suits unilateral.  By the word bilateral<lb/>is designated the case <del>in which</del> most <gap/> exemplified.<lb/>In <add>By</add> the case in which <del><gap/> allow</del> affords no party<lb/>either on the demandant side or on the defendant's side<lb/>no <del><gap/></del> person in the character <add><gap/></add> of a party to the suit has<lb/>place.  In the case <del>of</del> where accounts are said to be audited<lb/>the deficiency is on the side of the demandant's side, the <del>pr</del><lb/>place of the demandant being taken by the creditor who <gap/><lb/>at the same time in the character of Judge.  So in <del><gap/></del><lb/>penal cases <del><gap/></del> in the species of suit is <gap/> served in<lb/>the language of the Roman Law <gap/>.  In the case<lb/>where <del>a right is <gap/> no party</del> at the hands of<lb/>a functionary or other person a <del>benefit</del> tight <gap/> in<lb/>any shape is demanded the deficiency is on the defendant's<lb/>side: the part <add>place</add> of the defendant is acted <add>taken</add> by the Judge.  Of<lb/>this nature are the suits carried on before the Judge.  of<lb/>this nature are the suits carried on before the Judicatory<lb/><sic>stiled</sic. in the language of <gap/> <del><gap/></del> law the Court of claims.</p> <p>&#9758; Back to the last preceding page</p> <p><note>Distinction of Suits<lb/>adverse and amicable</note></p>
+<head>1827. <sic>Oct<hi rend="superscript">r.</hi></sic> 18<lb/>Law Amendment.</head> <p><note>Propositions<lb/><add>&sect; Procedure<lb/>Suits</add></note></p> <p><note>Distinction 6<lb/>Suits plurilateral (including<lb/>bilateral) and<lb/>unilateral</note></p> <p>6. Distinction the sixth.  Suits plurilateral, <del>su</del> including<lb/>bilateral, suits unilateral.  By the word bilateral<lb/>is designated the case <del>in which</del> most commonly exemplified.<lb/>In <add>By</add> the case in which the suit is unilateral only<lb/>understand the case <del>in</del> which <del>on either</del> affords no party<lb/>either on the demandant side or on the defendant's side<lb/>no <del><gap/></del> person in the character <add>capacity</add> of a party to the suit has<lb/>place.  In the case <del>of</del> where accounts are said to be audited<lb/>the deficiency is on the side of the demandant's side, the <del>pr</del><lb/>place of the demandant being taken by the auditor who officiates<lb/>at the same time in the character of Judge.  So in <del><gap/></del><lb/>penal cases <del><gap/></del> in the species of suit or inquiry termed in<lb/>the language of the Roman Law <gap/>.  In the case<lb/>where <del>a right is claimed no party</del> at the hands of<lb/>a functionary or other person a <del>benefit</del> right or benefit in<lb/>any shape is demanded the deficiency is on the defendant's<lb/>side: the part <add>place</add> of the defendant is acted <add>taken</add> by the Judge.  Of<lb/>this nature are the suits carried on before the Judge.  of<lb/>this nature are the suits carried on before the Judicatory<lb/><sic>stiled</sic> in the language of English <del><gap/></del> law the Court of claims.</p> <p>&#9758; Back to the last preceding page</p> <p><note>Distinction of Suits<lb/>adverse and amicable</note></p>
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