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of each other without inconvenience.</p> | of each other without inconvenience.</p> | ||
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<p>Art. 4 Emission of money may have place either in payment <note><!-- Marginal note in pencil -->Solvitive function</note><lb/> | |||
of a debt due, or without any debt due: in the <lb/> | |||
former case it is solvitive; in the other case <add>procurative</add><hi rend="underline">preventive</hi><lb/> | |||
<add>if for an equivalent procurative; if <del>with</del> not for an equivalent, donative</add> In English official practice money transmitted in the case<lb/> | |||
is stiled imprest money and <del>and</del> us said to be <hi rend="underline">impressed</hi>.</p> | |||
<head><hi rend="underline">Insturctional</hi></head><lb/> | |||
<p>Art. 5 The only Minister under whom <gap/><lb/> | |||
the verifabricative<add>money making </add> function can be performed is the Finance<lb/> | |||
Minister: as to this function see Ch. X.I. SS. Finance<lb/> | |||
Minister</p> | |||
1824. March Sept.3 CIX XI.
Ch. XVI Ministers collectivelySeverally
S.2.3 Functions common to all
S.12. Finance Ministry
Constitutional Code. Quere to what
part does this
page belong?
5 Sept. 1824 In
1. Frugality maximizing rule from Leading Principles
2. Caution against paying Architects &c by percentage
Exposition
Art. 1 In relation to money, the functions that
may have place are the following: the taken word for many Art. 1 Functions relating
to money
1 Where fabrication
2 AE re reception
3 AE re custoditive
4 AE re postulative
5 AE re applicative
being for distinction later prefixt to the name of each respective the function
1. Are-postulative or money-requiringcraving
2. Are-fabricative - Money-making
3. Are receptive Money - receiving
4. Are- applic custoditive Money keeping
5. Are-applicative Money applying
Art 2. Application
performed by transmission
with or without
the intervention of a
middle hand
Exposition
Art. 2/ Application of money, as contradistinguished from
transmission custoditioncustody is performed by emission transmission to from
hand to hand: which and this then can may be with or without the intervention
of middle hands.
Art. 3 Middle hands
necessary when emittor
and receiver can not
without preponderant
inconvenience come
into each other's presence
Expositive
Art 3/ Middle kinds are necessary when in respect of the
distance or otherwise the thand receive can not without preponderant incon into the presence of each
can not for the purpose of transmission come into the presence Art 4. Emission of
money either solvitive
procurative or donative
of each other without inconvenience.
Expositive
Art. 4 Emission of money may have place either in payment Solvitive function
of a debt due, or without any debt due: in the
former case it is solvitive; in the other case procurativepreventive
if for an equivalent procurative; if with not for an equivalent, donative In English official practice money transmitted in the case
is stiled imprest money and and us said to be impressed.
Insturctional
Art. 5 The only Minister under whom
the verifabricativemoney making function can be performed is the Finance
Minister: as to this function see Ch. X.I. SS. Finance
Minister
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