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<note>Evidence<lb/> | <note>Evidence<lb/> | ||
1 Exclusion of Judges<lb/> | 1 Exclusion of Judges<lb/> | ||
listing its ill effects</note><lb/> | |||
<note>1<lb/> | <note>1<lb/> | ||
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<note>2<lb/> | <note>2<lb/> | ||
Example in the<lb/> | Example in the<lb/> | ||
case of suits on<lb/> | |||
contracts between<lb/> | contracts between<lb/> | ||
rich & poor</note><lb/> | rich & poor</note><lb/> | ||
Observe the consequence of the rule <del>in the <gap/></del><lb/> | <p>Observe the consequence of the rule <del>in the <gap/></del><lb/> | ||
on the the occasion of those <add> | on the the occasion<add>contracts</add> of those <add>conveyances and agreements</add> dealings which have place where the<lb/> | ||
party on the one side in a state of opulence, the<lb/> | party on the one side in a state of opulence, the<lb/> | ||
other or be state of comparative indigence: say < | other or be state of comparative indigence: say <unclear>Landlord</unclear><lb/> | ||
and Tenant. | and Tenant. Opulent custom and dealer borrow and <lb/> | ||
lend. The comparatively opulent more such is <gap/> of himself<lb/> | lend. The comparatively opulent more such is <gap/> of himself<lb/> | ||
everything he does is by <add><gap/></add> the band is to less of | everything he does is by <add><gap/></add> the band is to less of an <lb/> | ||
Agent in a <gap/> | Agent in a <gap/> one All<gap/>. The comparatively indigent <lb/> | ||
man not being able constantly to afford every <add>a function of</add> any such <note>say the Land is <unclear>Palaces</unclear><lb/> | |||
say the <gap/> <gap/></ | say the <gap/> <unclear>Plebens</unclear></note><lb/> | ||
expensive assistance does every thing by himself: and without<lb/> | |||
the power or assistance of an Attorney deals with the Attorney<lb/> | |||
or the others. Now observe the <gap/>: to the Pet<gap/> Attorney<lb/> | |||
the <gap/> seems be compleat <gap/> have every thing that<lb/> | |||
he says on behalf of his able <gap/> as evidence - good evidence.<lb/> | |||
The stud it <gap/> the Plebian writers that he can<lb/> | |||
say on his own behalf will be so much as heard. On<lb/> | |||
the part of the Attorney su<gap/> <gap/> the most flagrant<lb/> | |||
perjury which has be to from <gap/>? absolutely within:<lb/> | |||
<del>But <gap/></del> <gap/> <gap/>alent for Perjury or any such procu<gap/><lb/> | |||
can the man who is injured by the <unclear>perjury</unclear> have any the <lb/> | |||
smallest claim for satisfaction or an shape or the <gap/><lb/> | |||
shape of vengeance? Not be indeed: to its give his bestowing<lb/> | |||
to any, but no effect can it ever have: here is such<lb/> | |||
against sale: in <add>no</add> such evidence <del><gap/></del> conviction be ever suffered<lb/> | |||
to have place.</p> | |||
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& oppression on the<lb/> | & oppression on the<lb/> | ||
part of the aristocracy</note><lb/> | part of the aristocracy</note><lb/> | ||
<p>What is <unclear>considerable</unclear> as that in the <gap/> of the<lb/> | |||
source of injustice and oppression the aristocracy as such have on<lb/> | |||
<unclear>namely</unclear> <add>obviously and </add> strong and ind<gap/>able <gap/> interest: <del><gap/> they</del> <gap/><lb/> | |||
it be on the nature of the case that they should fail if being <gap/>bly seen<lb/> | |||
both to the value of this <gap/> interest; but not any age [+]</p> | |||
<note>[+] But he sent is at<lb/> | <note>[+] But he sent is at<lb/> | ||
any such <gap/> are taken up<lb/> | any such <gap/> are taken up<lb/> | ||
< | from it: and to which any<lb/> | ||
indifference | one so abated are any<lb/> | ||
<unclear>indifference</unclear> of the simple interest in <gap/> and that an unreasonable are as here proceeded the faculty of wishing injustice as a sort of <gap/> which pride will []<lb/> | |||
[+] stand up and <gap/> <gap/> <gap/> <gap/><lb/> | [+] stand up and <gap/> <gap/> <gap/> <gap/><lb/> | ||
similar interest in the defence of </note><lb/> | similar interest in the defence of </note><lb/> | ||
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1827 July 29
Procedure Code
Evidence
1 Exclusion of Judges
listing its ill effects
1
Exclusion of
parties its ill effects
Abundant For source of injustice and oppression the
the exclaiming rule which shall the deed against the testimony
of the party
2
Example in the
case of suits on
contracts between
rich & poor
Observe the consequence of the rule in the
on the the occasioncontracts of those conveyances and agreements dealings which have place where the
party on the one side in a state of opulence, the
other or be state of comparative indigence: say Landlord
and Tenant. Opulent custom and dealer borrow and
lend. The comparatively opulent more such is of himself
everything he does is by the band is to less of an
Agent in a one All. The comparatively indigent
man not being able constantly to afford every a function of any such say the Land is Palaces
say the Plebens
expensive assistance does every thing by himself: and without
the power or assistance of an Attorney deals with the Attorney
or the others. Now observe the : to the Pet Attorney
the seems be compleat have every thing that
he says on behalf of his able as evidence - good evidence.
The stud it the Plebian writers that he can
say on his own behalf will be so much as heard. On
the part of the Attorney su the most flagrant
perjury which has be to from ? absolutely within:
But alent for Perjury or any such procu
can the man who is injured by the perjury have any the
smallest claim for satisfaction or an shape or the
shape of vengeance? Not be indeed: to its give his bestowing
to any, but no effect can it ever have: here is such
against sale: in no such evidence conviction be ever suffered
to have place.
3
Source of injustice
& oppression on the
part of the aristocracy
What is considerable as that in the of the
source of injustice and oppression the aristocracy as such have on
namely obviously and strong and indable interest: they
it be on the nature of the case that they should fail if being bly seen
both to the value of this interest; but not any age [+]
[+] But he sent is at
any such are taken up
from it: and to which any
one so abated are any
indifference of the simple interest in and that an unreasonable are as here proceeded the faculty of wishing injustice as a sort of which pride will []
[+] stand up and
similar interest in the defence of
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