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<p> <note>Example in Personal Injuries</note><lb/>
<p> <note>Example in Personal Injuries</note><lb/>
Thus for example.  A man contrives to <del>act</del> make<lb/><del>a</del> his enemy <del>undergo</del> suffer a bodily hurt by means of forgery.<lb/>  He is punished in consequence not only for the <del>part</del> <add>corporal</add><lb/> injury but also for the forgery.  Perhaps with<lb/> a view merely to the mischief of that individual offence<lb/> [or even of that sort of offence (to wit a personal injury)]<lb/> there might be no great use in adding to the punishment<lb/> for the corporal injury (which might as<lb/> well <del>be</del> have been produced by other means) any <sic>farther</sic> punishment<lb/> such as that for forgery.  But forgery<lb/> is in it's general nature a very pernicious act:<lb/> <del>and</del> an act which can scarcely ever be <gap/> <add>needful</add><lb/> for any useful purposes: and which is very frequently<lb/> made subservient to very mischievious pupose:<lb/> such for instance as the <del>obtaining from</del> depriving the lawful proprietor of <lb/> <del><unclear>man</unclear></del> large sums of money <add>of</add> which <add>he</add> could by no<lb/> other means have been deprived. It is of use therefore<lb/> to throw a general <del><gap/></del> note of<del> <gap/></del> infamy<lb/> upon the act of forgery;  and <del>to be</del> even to be at<lb/> some expense in taking advantage of every opportunity<lb/> that offers for strengthening and making<lb/> known the odious light it which it is meant it<lb/> <del>it</del> should be regarded.  Such an opportunity <add>then</add> offers<lb/> <add>here</add></p><!-- DO NOT EDIT BELOW THIS LINE -->
Thus for example.  A man contrives to <del>act</del> make<lb/><del>a</del> his enemy <del>undergo</del> suffer a bodily hurt by means of forgery.<lb/>  He is punished in consequence not only for the <del>part</del> <add>corporal</add><lb/> injury but also for the forgery.  Perhaps with<lb/> a view merely to the mischief of that individual offence<lb/> [or even of that sort of offence (to wit a personal injury)]<lb/> there might be no great use in adding to the punishment<lb/> for the corporal injury (which might as<lb/> well <del>be</del> have been produced by other means) any <sic>farther</sic> punishment<lb/> such as that for forgery.  But forgery<lb/> is in it's general nature a very pernicious act:<lb/> <del>and</del> an act which can scarcely ever be <gap/> <add>needful</add><lb/> for any useful purposes: and which is very frequently<lb/> made subservient to very mischievious pupose:<lb/> such for instance as the <del>obtaining from</del> depriving the lawful proprietor of <lb/> <del><unclear>man</unclear></del> large sums of money <add>of</add> which <add>he</add> could by no<lb/> other means have been deprived. It is of use therefore<lb/> to throw a general <del><gap/></del> note of<del> <gap/></del> infamy<lb/> upon the act of forgery;  and <del>to be</del> even to be at<lb/> some expense in taking advantage of every opportunity<lb/> that offers for strengthening and making<lb/> known the odious light it which it is meant it<lb/> <del>it</del> should be regarded.  Such an opportunity <add>then</add> offers<lb/> <add>here</add></p><!-- DO NOT EDIT BELOW THIS LINE -->
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Of Falshoods in general

Example in Personal Injuries
Thus for example. A man contrives to act make
a his enemy undergo suffer a bodily hurt by means of forgery.
He is punished in consequence not only for the part corporal
injury but also for the forgery. Perhaps with
a view merely to the mischief of that individual offence
[or even of that sort of offence (to wit a personal injury)]
there might be no great use in adding to the punishment
for the corporal injury (which might as
well be have been produced by other means) any farther punishment
such as that for forgery. But forgery
is in it's general nature a very pernicious act:
and an act which can scarcely ever be needful
for any useful purposes: and which is very frequently
made subservient to very mischievious pupose:
such for instance as the obtaining from depriving the lawful proprietor of
man large sums of money of which he could by no
other means have been deprived. It is of use therefore
to throw a general note of infamy
upon the act of forgery; and to be even to be at
some expense in taking advantage of every opportunity
that offers for strengthening and making
known the odious light it which it is meant it
it should be regarded. Such an opportunity then offers
here


Identifier: | JB/071/071/003"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 71.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

not numbered

Box

071

Main Headings

penal code

Folio number

071

Info in main headings field

of falshoods in general

Image

003

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

4

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

f55 / f56 / f57 / f58

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

[[watermarks::s. lay [britannia with shield emblem]]]

Marginals

jeremy bentham

Paper Producer

alexander mavrokordatos

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

23474

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