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<head>VITIOUS CONFORMATION-</head>
<head>VITIOUS CONFORMATION-</head>
               
                <p>The Directory part brought in a second time involved with the <lb/>
                    Sanctional. In this case The Directory is the ordinary form of <lb/>
                    a Catagorical proposition - then comes the Sanctional in form of <lb/>
                    an Hypothetical one of which the Directory part repealed over <lb/>
                    again is the <sic>Anticedent</sic>, &amp; the Sanction itself the consequent.<lb/></p>
               
                <p>Example Directory part Categorical.<lb/>
                    "Front walls must be coped with either Stone or Tile or <lb/>
                    "Brick"&#x2014;[&amp; nothing else]<lb/></p>
                <p>Sanction in the proper form<lb/>
                    &#x2014; "on penalty of £50."<lb/></p>
                <p>Sanction part in the Redundant or Hypothetical form&#x2014;<lb/>
                    "and if any such wall be coped with any thing besides Stone <lb/>
                    "or Tile or Brick [<sic>Anticedent</sic> containing the Directory part&#x2014;<lb/>
                    "repealed] The Builder shall forfeit £50"&#x2014;[Consequent-<lb/>
                    containing what is properly the Sanction.<lb/></p>
                <p>This Example supposes a single Directory part followed immediately <lb/>
                    by a single Sanctional: But the usual manner in <lb/>
                    which this vitiosity shews itself is by collecting <add>a number</add> directory part <lb/> in a String i=e. so many as have the same sanction, after <lb/>
                    which come the Hypothetical Sanctional part with the anticeden<hi rend='superscript'>ts</hi><lb/>
                    in a string correspondent to that of the Directory parts closed <lb/>
                    by the Sanction in form of a single universal clause consequent <lb/>
                    to them all. As if it were (after a number of correspondent <lb/>
                    directory clauses) "If any Front Wall be coped with any thing <lb/>
                    besides Stone or Tile or Brick, or if . . . . . or if . . . <lb/>
                    &amp; so on, the Builder shall forfeit £50."<lb/></p>
               
                <p>Now this is the case with the Builder's Act <add>+</add><note>+12.G.3.73.</note> (among others)<lb/>
                    which furnished me with this example The 10<hi rend='superscript'>th</hi>. Section is a <lb/>
                    recapitulation sometimes re-iterating i<del>n</del>dentically sometimes &#x2014;<lb/>
                    referring back to almost every thing [but not quite, &amp; there is <lb/>
                    another mischief,] in the former nine.<lb/></p>
                       
                        <p>He who proceeds in this manner uses repetition, which begets <lb/>
                            prolixity: &amp; runs the risk of a variance which begets confusion.<lb/></p>
                       
<head>COMPOS. Stat quâ Stat. Formularies of Enactment. [BR| | ]</head>
<head>E</head>


<p>The Directory part brought in a second time involved with the <lb/>
Sanctional. In this case The Directory is the ordinary form of <lb/>
a catagorical proposition - then comes the Sanctional in form of <lb/>
an Hypothetical one of which the Directory part repealed over <lb/>
again as the Anticedent, &amp; the Sanction itself the consequent.</p>
Example Directory part categorical.<lb/>
"Front walls must be coped with either Stone or Tile or <lb/>
"Brick"&#x2014;[&amp; nothing else]<lb/>
Sanction in the proper form<lb/>
&#x2014; "on penalty of L<!-- s/b symbol for GBP -->50."<lb/>
Sanction part in the Redundant or Hypothetical form&#x2014;<lb/>
"and if any such wall be coped with any thing besides Stone <lb/>
"or Tile or Brick [Anticedent containing the Directory part&#x2014;<lb/>
"repealed] The Builder shall forfeit &pound;50"






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The Directory part brought in a second time involved with the
Sanctional. In this case The Directory is the ordinary form of
a Catagorical proposition - then comes the Sanctional in form of
an Hypothetical one of which the Directory part repealed over
again is the Anticedent, & the Sanction itself the consequent.

Example Directory part Categorical.
"Front walls must be coped with either Stone or Tile or
"Brick"—[& nothing else]

Sanction in the proper form
— "on penalty of £50."

Sanction part in the Redundant or Hypothetical form—
"and if any such wall be coped with any thing besides Stone
"or Tile or Brick [Anticedent containing the Directory part—
"repealed] The Builder shall forfeit £50"—[Consequent-
containing what is properly the Sanction.

This Example supposes a single Directory part followed immediately
by a single Sanctional: But the usual manner in
which this vitiosity shews itself is by collecting a number directory part
in a String i=e. so many as have the same sanction, after
which come the Hypothetical Sanctional part with the anticedents
in a string correspondent to that of the Directory parts closed
by the Sanction in form of a single universal clause consequent
to them all. As if it were (after a number of correspondent
directory clauses) "If any Front Wall be coped with any thing
besides Stone or Tile or Brick, or if . . . . . or if . . .
& so on, the Builder shall forfeit £50."

Now this is the case with the Builder's Act ++12.G.3.73. (among others)
which furnished me with this example The 10th. Section is a
recapitulation sometimes re-iterating indentically sometimes —
referring back to almost every thing [but not quite, & there is
another mischief,] in the former nine.

He who proceeds in this manner uses repetition, which begets
prolixity: & runs the risk of a variance which begets confusion.

COMPOS. Stat quâ Stat. Formularies of Enactment. [BR| | ] E




Identifier: | JB/070/084/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 70.

Date_1

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070

Main Headings

of laws in general

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084

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compos. stat. qua statutes formularies of enactment

Image

001

Titles

vitious conformation

Category

copy/fair copy sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

Watermarks

[[watermarks::gr [crown motif] [britannia with shield motif]]]

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Corrections

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Notes public

ID Number

23199

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