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<head><!-- in pencil -->Thouret</head> | |||
<p>denomination is uniform as the series itself is. In the<lb/> | |||
series District-Court, Department-Court, Superior<lb/> | |||
Court, and Supreme Court of Revision the uniformity<lb/> | |||
is departed from and a perplexing diversity introduced.<lb/> | |||
A tacit reference to the old system may have<lb/> | |||
been at the bottom of this imperfection as well as<lb/> | |||
of others. When instituting his Superior Courts, our<lb/> | |||
legislator probably thought of the abolished Parliaments<lb/> | |||
known also by that title. In establishing<lb/> | |||
his Supreme Court he <del>plainly thought</del> <add>tells us himself of his having evidently</add> had before<lb/> | |||
his eyes a Court of the King's nomination,<lb/> | |||
<add>(the <hi rend='underline'><foreign>Conseil des parties</foreign></hi>) +<note>+ p. 3.</note></add> the business of which was to serve as a <sic>controul</sic><lb/> | |||
over the Parliaments which were <del>falsely</del> termed<lb/> | |||
Sovereign Courts, and Royal Courts without being<lb/> | |||
either the one or the other.</p> | |||
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Thouret
denomination is uniform as the series itself is. In the
series District-Court, Department-Court, Superior
Court, and Supreme Court of Revision the uniformity
is departed from and a perplexing diversity introduced.
A tacit reference to the old system may have
been at the bottom of this imperfection as well as
of others. When instituting his Superior Courts, our
legislator probably thought of the abolished Parliaments
known also by that title. In establishing
his Supreme Court he plainly thought tells us himself of his having evidently had before
his eyes a Court of the King's nomination,
(the Conseil des parties) ++ p. 3. the business of which was to serve as a controul
over the Parliaments which were falsely termed
Sovereign Courts, and Royal Courts without being
either the one or the other.
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