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1829 May 9
Procedure Code

9
Suits terminated
1. By execution
2. By dismissal

When a suit is decided it may be either in
favor of the plaintiff or of the defendant. If in favor
of the plaintiff the suit is terminated by execution — by
the application of the appropriate remedy, if in favor
of the defendant the suit is terminated by dismissal.

Dismissal can have place at any stage of the
suit execution only when it has been carried through
every stage.

10
Continuous suits
1 by nature
2 by accident

Of continuous suits that is to say suits by
which continuous operation are demanded at the
hands of the Judge some are continuous by nature
all are liable to be no by accident

Identifier: \| JB/054/147/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 54.
Date_1	1827-05-09	Marginal Summary Numbering	9-10
Box	054	Main Headings	procedure code
Folio number	147	Info in main headings field	procedure code
Image	001	Titles
Category	copy/fair copy sheet	Number of Pages	1
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Notes public		ID Number	17666
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-When a suit is decided it may be either in favor of the plaintiff or of the defendant. If in favor of the plaintiff the suit is terminated by execution - by the application of the appropriate remedy, if in favor of the defendant the suit is terminated by dismissal .
-Dismissal can have place at any stage of the suit execution only when it has been carried through every stage.
-Of continuous suits <illegible> is to say suits by which continuous operation are demanded at the hands of the Judge some are continuous by nature <illegible> to be no by accident
+<note>9<lb/>
+Suits terminated<lb/>
+. By execution<lb/>
+. By dismissal</note>
+<p>When a suit is decided it may be either in<lb/> favor of the plaintiff or of the defendant. If in favor<lb/>
-Suits terminated
+of the plaintiff the suit is terminated by execution &#x2014; by<lb/>
-. By execution
+the application of the appropriate remedy, if in favor<lb/>
-. By dismissal
+of the defendant the suit is terminated by dismissal.</p>
+<p>Dismissal can have place at any stage of the<lb/>
+suit execution only when it has been carried through<lb/>
+every stage.</p>
+<note>10<lb/>
-Continuous suits
+Continuous suits<lb/>
-by nature
+by nature<lb/>
-by accident
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+<p>Of continuous suits that is to say suits by<lb/>
+which continuous operation are demanded at the <lb/>
+hands of the Judge some are continuous by nature <lb/>
+all are liable to be no by accident</p>
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