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<!-- margin notes are in pencil --> <p><note>Maxims</note></p> <p> he in the latter case <add>situation</add> to vary in any instance<lb/> without special reason from the standard of simplicity<lb/> exhibited in the former.</p> <p><note> 3<lb/> The necessity of<lb/> a complicated<lb/> course of procedure<lb/> in some<lb/> instances is no<lb/> reason for applying<lb/> it to others</note></p> <p> For cases that <del><gap/></del> require no other than a<lb/> simple course of procedure no other than a simple<lb/> course of procedure ought to be provided: <add> admitted</add> For cases<lb/> that require a complicated course of procedure<lb/> <del>for</del> <add> in</add> such and such alone ought a complicated<lb/> course of procedure to be admitted.</p> <p> That <!-- brackets in pencil --> [one case] a certain case requires<lb/> a complicated course of procedure is no justification<lb/> for giving that complicated course of procedure<lb/> to another case which will <sic>admitt</sic> of a <lb/>more simple one.</p> <p><note>4<lb/> It should be adapted<lb/> with most<lb/> care to such cases<lb/>as most frequently<lb/> occurs.</note></p> <p>In settling a course of procedure the greatest <add>chief</add><lb/> care ought to be taken to adjust <add>study ought to be <sic>employd</sic> in adjusting</add> it to the sorts<lb/> of cases which most frequently occur</p> <p><note>5<lb/> Cases distributed under<lb/> four classes according<lb/> to the<lb/> question in dispute</note></p> <p> In some <add> one sort of</add> cases there is no <add>real</add> doubt or dispute<lb/> about either the law or the fact: in a second<lb/> sort of cases there is a dispute about the<lb/> fact, but none about the law: in a third sort<lb/> there is a dispute about the law, but none about<lb/> the fact: in a fourth, the dispute embraces law<lb/> and fact together.</p> | |||
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Maxims
he in the latter case situation to vary in any instance
without special reason from the standard of simplicity
exhibited in the former.
3
The necessity of
a complicated
course of procedure
in some
instances is no
reason for applying
it to others
For cases that require no other than a
simple course of procedure no other than a simple
course of procedure ought to be provided: admitted For cases
that require a complicated course of procedure
for in such and such alone ought a complicated
course of procedure to be admitted.
That [one case] a certain case requires
a complicated course of procedure is no justification
for giving that complicated course of procedure
to another case which will admitt of a
more simple one.
4
It should be adapted
with most
care to such cases
as most frequently
occurs.
In settling a course of procedure the greatest chief
care ought to be taken to adjust study ought to be employd in adjusting it to the sorts
of cases which most frequently occur
5
Cases distributed under
four classes according
to the
question in dispute
In some one sort of cases there is no real doubt or dispute
about either the law or the fact: in a second
sort of cases there is a dispute about the
fact, but none about the law: in a third sort
there is a dispute about the law, but none about
the fact: in a fourth, the dispute embraces law
and fact together.
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jeremy bentham |
[[watermarks::l munn [britannia with shield emblem]]] |
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benjamin constant |
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