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<p>One disadvantage in this<lb/> | <p>One disadvantage in this<lb/> | ||
to Judge & Co.—viz. by stopping<lb/> | |||
the fees. | the fees. Purge swallowed<lb/> | ||
suit is at an end—no arguments<lb/> | |||
— judge not able<lb/> | —judge not able<lb/> | ||
to set at naught verdict of<lb/> | to set at naught verdict of<lb/> | ||
Jury.</p> | Jury.</p> | ||
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the same as in any other action.<lb/> | the same as in any other action.<lb/> | ||
Here no lie & no justice<lb/> | Here no lie & no justice<lb/> | ||
without— (as no dancing without<lb/> | without—(as no dancing without<lb/> | ||
< | <gap/> &c.) So Plaintiff<lb/> | ||
must say that | must say that Defendant<lb/> | ||
<hi rend="underline">found</hi> it, <sic>altho'</sic> proved that<lb/> | <hi rend="underline">found</hi> it, <sic>altho'</sic> proved that<lb/> | ||
it was <hi rend="underline">delivered</hi> to him.</p> | it was <hi rend="underline">delivered</hi> to him.</p> | ||
<p>Suppose | <p>Suppose those times you<lb/> | ||
bring your action. | bring your action. Cupidus<lb/> | ||
hires 12 men: he & they kiss<lb/> | hires 12 men: he & they kiss<lb/> | ||
a book & mutter something.<lb/> | a book & mutter something.<lb/> | ||
Jury must believe what an<lb/> | Jury must believe what an<lb/> | ||
equal number have muttered.<lb/> | equal number have muttered.<lb/> | ||
Cupidus has the horse without<lb/> | |||
paying for it.</p> | paying for it.</p> | ||
<p>If perjury prosecutable<lb/> | <p>If perjury prosecutable<lb/> | ||
at Common Law then, not<lb/> | at Common Law then, not<lb/> | ||
worth enquiring. If yes, | worth enquiring. If yes, Cupidus<lb/> | ||
would keep the horse<lb/> | |||
and you if successful w<hi rend="superscript">d</hi><lb/> | and you if successful w<hi rend="superscript">d</hi><lb/> | ||
have the satisfaction of | have the satisfaction of knowing<lb/> | ||
that <sic>thro'</sic> the powers of<lb/> | that <sic>thro'</sic> the powers of<lb/> | ||
Judge over God— that | Judge over God—that Cupidus<lb/> | ||
would be in torments to eternity.</p> | would be in torments to eternity.</p> | ||
9 Septm 1828 Blackstone
One disadvantage in this
to Judge & Co.—viz. by stopping
the fees. Purge swallowed
suit is at an end—no arguments
—judge not able
to set at naught verdict of
Jury.
In time this process found
not so productive as others.
Non lawyers wd have had it
the same as in any other action.
Here no lie & no justice
without—(as no dancing without
&c.) So Plaintiff
must say that Defendant
found it, altho' proved that
it was delivered to him.
Suppose those times you
bring your action. Cupidus
hires 12 men: he & they kiss
a book & mutter something.
Jury must believe what an
equal number have muttered.
Cupidus has the horse without
paying for it.
If perjury prosecutable
at Common Law then, not
worth enquiring. If yes, Cupidus
would keep the horse
and you if successful wd
have the satisfaction of knowing
that thro' the powers of
Judge over God—that Cupidus
would be in torments to eternity.
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156 |
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richard doane |
b&m 1828 |
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arthur moore; richard doane |
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1828 |
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