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<head>1830. July 28<lb/>
Review.</head>


<note>3. Legacia<lb/>
Reinquiries</note>


<note>7<lb/>
At this stage examination<lb/>
upon oath required</note>
<p>But on the occasion <add>at this stage of the suit</add>, and for this purpose <del><gap/></del> it<lb/>
is expected of him that he shall examine the parties upon<lb/>
Oath: which mode of inquiry, though if asseveration or<lb/>
affirmation was substituted to Oath it is the only one <unclear>subservient</unclear><lb/>
and conducive to the ends of justice, will not when <unclear>deferred</unclear><lb/>
to this stage be adverse to the opposite and superior <gap/><lb/>
namely the <gap/> the <unclear>accounts of the record</unclear> at<lb/>
<gap/> to <gap/> in the person of Noble and learned Lords<lb/>
and gentlemen</p>
<note>8<lb/>
Objection that this<lb/>
series of reinquiries<lb/>
will be the first not<lb/>
the second</note>
<p>An objection which perhaps may here be made, is<lb/>
that this series, this <sic>stiled</sic> the second, will not be the second<lb/>
but the first: it being to be eventually interpolated between<lb/>
the commencement of the suit, and that series which has<lb/>
been styled the first. Of this objection we can not but acknowledge<lb/>
the force: and from it we must leave it to the objector<lb/>
to discuss whatsoever <unclear>conditions</unclear> appears to <add>may</add> have <unclear>diction</unclear> to it<lb/>
f<gap/> of this part of of our learned draughtsmans Bill</p>
<note>9<lb/>
Third Series Power<lb/>
to take the opinion<lb/>
of one of the Courts</note>
<p>Call this the <del><gap/></del> series the first or second with which<lb/>
in addition Reinquiry the first of a third series &sect;.73.<lb/>
Power to the Judge "to direct or cause to be <unclear>directed</unclear> for the<lb/>
opinion of one of the Courts</p>
<p>Now in regard to the choice as between Court and<lb/>
Court is any restraint had upon him. It may be not only<lb/>
any Court of "Law" but moreover any Court of "Equity".</p>


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1830. July 28
Review.

3. Legacia
Reinquiries

7
At this stage examination
upon oath required

But on the occasion at this stage of the suit, and for this purpose it
is expected of him that he shall examine the parties upon
Oath: which mode of inquiry, though if asseveration or
affirmation was substituted to Oath it is the only one subservient
and conducive to the ends of justice, will not when deferred
to this stage be adverse to the opposite and superior
namely the the accounts of the record at
to in the person of Noble and learned Lords
and gentlemen

8
Objection that this
series of reinquiries
will be the first not
the second

An objection which perhaps may here be made, is
that this series, this stiled the second, will not be the second
but the first: it being to be eventually interpolated between
the commencement of the suit, and that series which has
been styled the first. Of this objection we can not but acknowledge
the force: and from it we must leave it to the objector
to discuss whatsoever conditions appears to may have diction to it
f of this part of of our learned draughtsmans Bill

9
Third Series Power
to take the opinion
of one of the Courts

Call this the series the first or second with which
in addition Reinquiry the first of a third series §.73.
Power to the Judge "to direct or cause to be directed for the
opinion of one of the Courts

Now in regard to the choice as between Court and
Court is any restraint had upon him. It may be not only
any Court of "Law" but moreover any Court of "Equity".



Identifier: | JB/004/180/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 4.

Date_1

1830-07-28

Marginal Summary Numbering

7-9

Box

004

Main Headings

lord brougham displayed

Folio number

180

Info in main headings field

review

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

c8 / c3

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

j whatman turkey mill 1829

Marginals

george bentham

Paper Producer

jonathan blenman

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1829

Notes public

ID Number

2101

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