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<head>1827. <sic>Nov<hi rend="superscript">r.</hi></sic> 4<lb/>Law Amendments.</head> <p><note><sic>ult</sic><lb/>Propositions<lb/><sic>Ch</sic> Procedure<lb/>§ <add>After</add> <sic>Applicat<hi rend="superscript">n</hi></sic> and Suits<lb/>Evidence elicitation<lb/>Existing System</note></p> <p><add><gap/> under <gap/> <foreign>subpoenas</foreign><lb/>is <gap/></add></p> <p><note>9<lb/>Absurdity & inconvenience<lb/>of <foreign>subpoenas</foreign></note></p> <p><add><gap/> to the Judge</add> A hundred pound will you have to pay says the parchment: nothing<lb/>at all will you have to pay says truth <add>the practice</add>. Not that he will so surely<lb/>have nothing at all to suffer: for at the pleasure of the suffering party <add>if any way be found for telling him this</add><lb/>a person <del><gap/><gap/></del> imprisoned warrants him — <gap/> of what<lb/>is wrong or <unclear>given</unclear> him: <gap/> of what nothing is <unclear>owed</unclear>.</p> <p>What is neither known nor <add>so much as</add> suspected by the poor labourer<lb/>is either known or <del>not</del> what may be the <unclear>true</unclear> thing <add>suficiently</add> suspected by<lb/>the <add>erudite</add> readers of periodicals <!-- brackets in pencil --> [by the customer to the Newspaper <sic>Shope</sic>]</p> <p>Of the <gap/> customarily served with <foreign>subpoenas</foreign> in one<lb/>word <gap/> and <foreign>sub-poenaed</foreign> say who can <add>of</add> how<lb/><gap/> proprietor, except for fees and <sic>misextracted</sic> revenue<lb/>receipt of the mandate in obedience to it are of any use</p> <p><note>10<lb/>Vexation & <sic>expence</sic><lb/>to evidence holders<lb/>Profit to lawyers</note></p> <p>Alone by the Judge is the requisite statement of the <add>applicant</add> suitor<lb/>to no one would the instrument of vexation be addressed if when<lb/><del>vexation</del> <add>evidence <del>of <gap/></del></add> there was not adequate cause of assurance of <del>the</del> needfulness.<lb/><gap/> by his <del>aged</del> <gap/> <gap/> of the party of no<lb/>evidence would he <del>address</del> <gap/> to <sic>admitt</sic> of in evidence<lb/><del>by</del> <add>to</add> which the smallest chance of needfulness <add><gap/> needful</add> could on reasonable<lb/>ground be attributed <add>ascribed</add>. Neither to his <gap/> nor to his own conscience<lb/>could the zeal and produce of the Attorney <add><gap/> <gap/></add> <gap/><lb/>itself <del>of any</del> should any possible <gap/> proposed witness<lb/>be left unsecured by him, and such <foreign>subpoena</foreign> left <gap/><lb/>any fee ungathered.</p> | |||
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1827. Novr. 4
Law Amendments.
ult
Propositions
Ch Procedure
§ After Applicatn and Suits
Evidence elicitation
Existing System
under subpoenas
is
9
Absurdity & inconvenience
of subpoenas
to the Judge A hundred pound will you have to pay says the parchment: nothing
at all will you have to pay says truth the practice. Not that he will so surely
have nothing at all to suffer: for at the pleasure of the suffering party if any way be found for telling him this
a person imprisoned warrants him — of what
is wrong or given him: of what nothing is owed.
What is neither known nor so much as suspected by the poor labourer
is either known or not what may be the true thing suficiently suspected by
the erudite readers of periodicals [by the customer to the Newspaper Shope]
Of the customarily served with subpoenas in one
word and sub-poenaed say who can of how
proprietor, except for fees and misextracted revenue
receipt of the mandate in obedience to it are of any use
10
Vexation & expence
to evidence holders
Profit to lawyers
Alone by the Judge is the requisite statement of the applicant suitor
to no one would the instrument of vexation be addressed if when
vexation evidence of there was not adequate cause of assurance of the needfulness.
by his aged of the party of no
evidence would he address to admitt of in evidence
by to which the smallest chance of needfulness needful could on reasonable
ground be attributed ascribed. Neither to his nor to his own conscience
could the zeal and produce of the Attorney
itself of any should any possible proposed witness
be left unsecured by him, and such subpoena left
any fee ungathered.
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