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<p>18th Aug. 28<lb/> | |||
<head>Constitutional Code</head></p> | |||
18th Aug. 28 | <p>By a Contract <del>unless by accident</del> <add>as such</add> no services are<lb/> | ||
<head> | promised to be rendered by any person but the contracting<lb/> | ||
< | party: <del>unless he</del> <add>except</add> in as far as the like service at the hands<lb/> | ||
< | of person bearing a certain relating to him such as Assignees<lb/> | ||
and here are included in the promise. A conveyance<lb/> | |||
can not have its intended effect any further than as it procures<lb/> | |||
the services of all persons who are not particularly<lb/> | |||
excepted: <add>in particular</add> namely all those negative services by the rendering<lb/> | |||
of which a man is enabled to enjoy without undertaken<lb/> | |||
to property so conveyed. But <del>these services are</del><lb/> | |||
with the exception of the conveyer and than bearing a<lb/> | |||
certain relation to him these services <del>were</del> are no other<lb/> | |||
than what <add>at the time of</add> the conveyance <del>furnish</del> were already due.</p> | |||
<p>In the Non-penal Code the nature of Contracts and<lb/> | |||
Conveyances will come to be more compleatly as well as particularly<lb/> | |||
explained. Meantime what is above may serve<lb/> | |||
to <del><gap/> for the <gap/></del> <add>suffer for conveying</add> to cause a general idea of the nature of the business<lb/> | |||
commonly included in the occupation of a Notary.</p> | |||
<p>Under Rome-bred law, the <del>occ</del> profession of a Notary<lb/> | |||
is commonly distinct from that of a lawyer occupied in<lb/> | |||
<del><gap/> <gap/></del> the business of <add>judicial</add> procedure.</p> | |||
<p>Under English-bred law the <add>business of the</add> Attorney <del>occupies<lb/> | |||
the</del> and that of the Notary <del>are</del> is preferred by the same<lb/> | |||
hand: and when the business is considered as being of a<lb/> | |||
certain degree of importance, <add>under the name of a Conveyance</add> a <add>sort of</add> persons helper in <gap/><lb/> | |||
and who frequently is <add>also</add> a Barrister is called in.<lb/> | |||
The greater the number of persons of all sorts called in by<lb/> | |||
the Attorney, the more work there is for him, and consequently<lb/> | |||
the more profit: at the call of profit, <unclear>dignity</unclear> in this case<lb/> | |||
gives way without much difficulty.</p> | |||
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18th Aug. 28
Constitutional Code
By a Contract unless by accident as such no services are
promised to be rendered by any person but the contracting
party: unless he except in as far as the like service at the hands
of person bearing a certain relating to him such as Assignees
and here are included in the promise. A conveyance
can not have its intended effect any further than as it procures
the services of all persons who are not particularly
excepted: in particular namely all those negative services by the rendering
of which a man is enabled to enjoy without undertaken
to property so conveyed. But these services are
with the exception of the conveyer and than bearing a
certain relation to him these services were are no other
than what at the time of the conveyance furnish were already due.
In the Non-penal Code the nature of Contracts and
Conveyances will come to be more compleatly as well as particularly
explained. Meantime what is above may serve
to for the suffer for conveying to cause a general idea of the nature of the business
commonly included in the occupation of a Notary.
Under Rome-bred law, the occ profession of a Notary
is commonly distinct from that of a lawyer occupied in
the business of judicial procedure.
Under English-bred law the business of the Attorney occupies
the and that of the Notary are is preferred by the same
hand: and when the business is considered as being of a
certain degree of importance, under the name of a Conveyance a sort of persons helper in
and who frequently is also a Barrister is called in.
The greater the number of persons of all sorts called in by
the Attorney, the more work there is for him, and consequently
the more profit: at the call of profit, dignity in this case
gives way without much difficulty.
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