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<head>1825. March 23<lb/> Procedure Code</head> <!-- next note in pencil part from Ch and § --> <p><note>IV<lb/><sic>Ch.</sic> IX<lb/>§. Preliminary security<lb/> Means of compelling disclosure<lb/><foreign>Anglici</foreign></note></p> <!-- in pencil --> <p>(7) 2</p> <p><note>15<lb/><add><foreign>Anglici</foreign></add> Judicial ablation of<lb/> property cannot be without<lb/> consent of the patient<lb/>consequence means of<lb/> securing compliance<lb/>necessary</note></p> <p>As to the humanity <add>in this shape</add> <del>it was</del> t'other day and but t'other<lb/>day it was done away. Wisdom and humanity remain and<lb/>seem destined to perseverance.</p> <p>When whatever it be for the purpose of compensation<lb/> or for the purpose of punishment | <head>1825. March 23<lb/> Procedure Code</head> <!-- next note in pencil part from Ch and § --> <p><note>IV<lb/><sic>Ch.</sic> IX<lb/>§. Preliminary security<lb/> Means of compelling disclosure<lb/><foreign>Anglici</foreign></note></p> <!-- in pencil --> <p>(7) 2</p> <p><note>15<lb/><add><foreign>Anglici</foreign></add> Judicial ablation of<lb/> property cannot be without<lb/> consent of the patient<lb/>consequence means of<lb/> securing compliance<lb/>necessary</note></p> <p>As to the humanity <add>in this shape</add> <del>it was</del> t'other day and but t'other<lb/>day it was done away. Wisdom and humanity remain and<lb/>seem destined to perseverance.</p> <p>When whatever it be for the purpose of compensation<lb/> or for the purpose of punishment a mans property or any<lb/> part of it is to be taken from him, common sense would<lb/> say <del>let it</del> by an appropriate <unclear>desire</unclear> let the Judge take it<lb/>from him — the thing is done. Not in Common Law.<lb/>Such is its tenderness for the patient in this case, as in<lb/> that of pure fate it does not without his own consent<lb/> will it <unclear>produce it</unclear> at his charge the effect of compliance:<lb/>not without his signature to an instrument of conveyance. To<lb/> produce the compliance which is the operation it performs upon<lb/>him? In circumstances such <gap/>: or in some <lb/>cases. Confinement <add> <unclear>putting</unclear> men thus</add> is <unclear>neither</unclear> ideal and considerable, whatever<lb/> limits <add>bonds</add> Instead of doing the thing professed to be desired<lb/>then he may be certain to the end of life, as in many<lb/> instances man has done, concurring all the while to an <gap/><lb/> extent <del>the</del> other aims <gap/> that property <del>which</del><lb/>the delivery of which to the <gap/> was the pretended object</p> <p> In this state of things the <gap/> are but how have<lb/> been the pickings which in the shape of patronage, <del><gap/></del> Judges<lb/> <gap/> <gap/> alone made and still certain to make out of<lb/> all the <unclear>plunderage</unclear>, the Justice <del>has <gap/></del> engage directly<lb/> and his <unclear>police</unclear> <gap/> and Superintendent the Judge<lb/>indirectly, <del>to</del> <add>have</add> profit out of the <gap/></p> <p><gap/> him in his <gap/> in the true state<lb/> of English Judgement <add>Justice</add> has.</p> | ||
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1825. March 23
Procedure Code
IV
Ch. IX
§. Preliminary security
Means of compelling disclosure
Anglici
(7) 2
15
Anglici Judicial ablation of
property cannot be without
consent of the patient
consequence means of
securing compliance
necessary
As to the humanity in this shape it was t'other day and but t'other
day it was done away. Wisdom and humanity remain and
seem destined to perseverance.
When whatever it be for the purpose of compensation
or for the purpose of punishment a mans property or any
part of it is to be taken from him, common sense would
say let it by an appropriate desire let the Judge take it
from him — the thing is done. Not in Common Law.
Such is its tenderness for the patient in this case, as in
that of pure fate it does not without his own consent
will it produce it at his charge the effect of compliance:
not without his signature to an instrument of conveyance. To
produce the compliance which is the operation it performs upon
him? In circumstances such : or in some
cases. Confinement putting men thus is neither ideal and considerable, whatever
limits bonds Instead of doing the thing professed to be desired
then he may be certain to the end of life, as in many
instances man has done, concurring all the while to an
extent the other aims that property which
the delivery of which to the was the pretended object
In this state of things the are but how have
been the pickings which in the shape of patronage, Judges
alone made and still certain to make out of
all the plunderage, the Justice has engage directly
and his police and Superintendent the Judge
indirectly, to have profit out of the
him in his in the true state
of English Judgement Justice has.
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