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1827. Novr. 4
Law Amendment.

ult
Propositions
Ch. Procedure
§ Evidence
Elicitation oral &c

Judicatory 1. originating 2. incidental

Mode of elicitation : if oral, Judicatory the
Judicatory first applied to

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Elicitation 1 oral
2 epistolary

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Cases
for application of
epistolary 1 oral not
procurable 2 oral
not needful

Form of discourse utterance employed in elicitation, oral or epistolary:
cases for the application of epistolary, two. 1. attendance,
for the purpose of oral, not procurable: 2. the fact to be spoken
be in such sort simple, that for the securing correctness and appropriate
compleatness and veracity verity of statement interrogation and counteraction will
not be needful. These cases provided for as far as may be, by
preappointed and printed forms. Epistolary elicitation in the epistolary form in no case but subject so under the security
afforded by for veracity eventual in the oral mode.

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For oral elicitation
Judicatory the originating

For oral elicitation Judicatory, the originating or the an
incidental one originating the originating; transrecipient,
the incidental.

Thus the constituting is the result of the
by the applicant

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Basis of all ulterior
evidence the result
of the first oral
examination

Basis of all ulterior evidence and all ulterior
procedure, the result of the examination undergone in the oral form
by the applicant, in the originating Judicatory

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For ulterior elicitation
Judges optional courses
three
1 Oral in originating
Judicatory
2 Oral in incidental
Judicatory
3 Epistolary from
originating Judicatory

As to all such ulterior evidence [if any] and that is to
say as to each supposed evidence-holder and proposed evidence
furnisher; Judge's optimal courses three. 1. Oral examination elicitation
in the originating Judicatory 2 Oral elicitation in an incidental
Judicatory; 3 Epistolary elicitation emanating from the
originating Judicatory.

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In case 1st mode
of elicitation for ulterior
the same as for
originating evidence

1. Case 1. The proposed witness the Judicatory Form of utterance, the oral Judicatory at
which the evidence of the proposed witness or other evidence
holder is to be elicited, the originating Judicatory: Form, the of utterance the oral Mode of
eliciting here the word ulterior the same as of the originating evidence.

Note (a)
(a) In strictness, epistolary implies transmission discourse is capable of
being carried on in writing without speech as transmission: but this not being the in general
the most convenient mode, epistolary is preferred as affording an indication of the purpose, which the word written would not.

Identifier: | JB/056/222/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 56.
Date_1	1827-11-04	Marginal Summary Numbering	11-16
Box	056	Main Headings	Law Amendment
Folio number	222	Info in main headings field	Law Amendment
Image	001	Titles	Note (a)
Category	Text sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	E5?
Penner		Watermarks
Marginals	George Bentham	Paper Producer
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year
Notes public		ID Number	18278
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