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' | <p> 1828 March 30 <note>3</note></p> <head> H.Br. "Upshot" for Law Reform</head> <p> (3</p> <!-- paragraph headings are in pencil --> <p> Extension of Right by <gap/><lb/> 15. The Statutes of Limitation would be<lb/> real acts of quiet, instead of sources of Chicanery and<lb/> quibble.</p> <p> Limitation given in <gap/> of the subject <gap/><lb/> Church Prodigy<lb/> 16. The Church would be placed on the<lb/> same footing in Courts, with private parties.</p> <p> II Procedure<lb/> 17. The niceties of Trials in all actions<lb/> would be done away, and every thing material<lb/> be brought forward fully and freely by the parties.</p> <p> Satisfaction for the payment of Debt<lb/> 18. All men's property, real and personal,<lb/> would be answerable for their debts — their persons only<lb/> for their crimes or quasi crimes.</p> <p> Satisfaction for the payment of Debt<lb/> 19. All Insolvent estates would be equally<lb/> distributed and preferences of Creditors prevented.</p> <p> Satisfaction for the payment of Debts.<lb/>20. Judgement by one Creditor would<lb/> not ruin a man with his other Creditors; but time<lb/> being given by competent authority, forced sale would<lb/> be prevented, and appeals for delay abolished.</p> <p> Costs<lb/> 21. For a moderate sum, any man would<lb/> have redress, and always, if right, would have his<lb/> remedy<del>would</del> without any deduction for the cost of<lb/> it.</p> <p> Pecuniary disappointment <gap/><lb/> 22. Thoughtless credits would be greatly<lb/> abridged, perhaps prevented — <sic>oeconomy</sic> encouraged — <lb/> and bad debts greatly diminished.</p> | ||
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1828 March 30 3
H.Br. "Upshot" for Law Reform
(3
Extension of Right by
15. The Statutes of Limitation would be
real acts of quiet, instead of sources of Chicanery and
quibble.
Limitation given in of the subject
Church Prodigy
16. The Church would be placed on the
same footing in Courts, with private parties.
II Procedure
17. The niceties of Trials in all actions
would be done away, and every thing material
be brought forward fully and freely by the parties.
Satisfaction for the payment of Debt
18. All men's property, real and personal,
would be answerable for their debts — their persons only
for their crimes or quasi crimes.
Satisfaction for the payment of Debt
19. All Insolvent estates would be equally
distributed and preferences of Creditors prevented.
Satisfaction for the payment of Debts.
20. Judgement by one Creditor would
not ruin a man with his other Creditors; but time
being given by competent authority, forced sale would
be prevented, and appeals for delay abolished.
Costs
21. For a moderate sum, any man would
have redress, and always, if right, would have his
remedywould without any deduction for the cost of
it.
Pecuniary disappointment
22. Thoughtless credits would be greatly
abridged, perhaps prevented — oeconomy encouraged —
and bad debts greatly diminished.
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