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<p><del>These are both of these cases</del> Of neither of these cases can<lb/> | <p><del>These are both of these cases</del> Of neither of these cases can<lb/> | ||
any doubt be | any doubt be entertained but that it finds itself frequently<lb/> | ||
exemplified in bra | exemplified in bra<gap/>. But this depending upon<add>all this it is evident depends</add> upon interior<lb/> | ||
psychological circumstances, <del>of</del> <add>concerning</add> which the third person in the<lb/> | psychological circumstances, <del>of</del> <add>concerning</add> which the third person in the<lb/> | ||
state of judge can possibly possess any liberally adequate means<lb/> | state of judge can possibly possess any liberally adequate means<lb/> |
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Another circumstanceconsideration+ andoperates to reduce still further to reduceon reduction
the mischief of indecision when the subject of it is the
matter of fact. Where per determinate individuals aloneare concerned, the
parties each with his individual circle of connections, are concerned
it will frequently happen that by one erroneous decision less
suffering will be produced than by the opposite right one: if,
for example, the party in matter in dispute being
pecuniary, the party in whose favour the unjust decision is
pronounced is in a state of indigence
so circumstanced that
the opposite right decision would have reduced him from a state
of accustomed affluencehabitual sufficiency, to a state of ruin and indigence, which
the party to whose prejudice this injustice operates, such is his
superiority in point of affluence, would not be materially affected
by it.
Another example is where either the general sensibility
of the party losing party, the party in whom the unjust decision
imposes the burthen of loss, is less acute than that of the winning
party who in the opposite case would have suffered a
loss to the same amount, or degree of sensibility being the
same in both sides, the persuasion or assurance of success
was less inbuse in the wrong side than in the opposite side
These are both of these cases Of neither of these cases can
any doubt be entertained but that it finds itself frequently
exemplified in bra. But this depending uponall this it is evident depends upon interior
psychological circumstances, of concerning which the third person in the
state of judge can possibly possess any liberally adequate means
of forming a judgement. Barometers we have Physical quantities afford instruments of measuration: psychological not thermometers we have
pathometer,none. Till an instrument of this sort shall have been invented,
in the estimation of the judge that the expectation of that one of the pasters must always be deemed the stronger, who has the better title.
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