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<p><note><!-- in pencil -->VII Curia para</note> or only once it ought not | <p><note><!-- in pencil -->VII Curia para</note> or only once it ought not <sic>it ought not</sic> to be subjected<lb/> | ||
to the delay of a second revision: if two revisions<lb/> | to the delay of a second revision: if two revisions<lb/> | ||
are necessary this will not be rendered unnecessary<lb/> | are necessary this will not be rendered unnecessary<lb/> | ||
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the same cause, especially where the second appeal<lb/> | the same cause, especially where the second appeal<lb/> | ||
can be given without additional <sic>expence</sic>.</p> | can be given without additional <sic>expence</sic>.</p> | ||
<p>4. A Court of Appeal may and ought to be always<lb/> | |||
sedentary. A Court of immediate jurisdiction must<lb/> | |||
under a rational system of procedure and is even<lb/> | |||
according to the still subsisting French system<lb/> | |||
<add>for many purposes</add> ambulatory: <del>for the</del> such as the taking views of<lb/> | |||
Land Houses and other immoveable objects, the examining<lb/> | |||
sick witnesses and parties and the like. If <add>out</add></p> | |||
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Appeals
VII Curia para or only once it ought not it ought not to be subjected
to the delay of a second revision: if two revisions
are necessary this will not be rendered unnecessary
by the accident of a mans having commenced the action
in a Court of and more extensive jurisdiction instead
of one of a jurisdiction less extensive. True it is
that the need of revision will not be al in general
quite so great after the decision of a Court of
greater responsibility and intelligence such as
mine and the Committee's the District Court as after the decision of a Court
of less responsibility and intelligence such as my
Parochial Court and or the Committee's Canton Court:
but the difference does not seem so uniform and
decided as to warrant so striking an anomality
as the difference between one and two appeals in
the same cause, especially where the second appeal
can be given without additional expence.
4. A Court of Appeal may and ought to be always
sedentary. A Court of immediate jurisdiction must
under a rational system of procedure and is even
according to the still subsisting French system
for many purposes ambulatory: for the such as the taking views of
Land Houses and other immoveable objects, the examining
sick witnesses and parties and the like. If out
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jeremy bentham |
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benjamin constant |
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