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<p>Constitutional Code</p>
<p>Constitutional Code</p>


Ch.XII, Judiciary Collectively.
<p>Ch.XII, Judiciary Collectively.</p>
S.356 Judicatories <gap/>.
<p>S.3<del>5</del>6 Judicatories &amp;c.</p>
Account and Claim
<p>Account and Claim</p>
Common properties
<p>1.</p>
1. Antagonization without
<p>Common properties</p>
contestation.
<p>1. Antagonization without<lb/>
2. Evidence written:
contestation.</p>
unsword, uncounter
<p>2. Evidence written:<lb/>
interrogated: this a
unsworn, uncounter-<lb/>
voucher.
interrogated: this a<lb/>
2
<hi rend="underline">voucher</hi>.</p>
Anglice, Judicatory imperfect:
<p>2</p>
Judge: Advocate
<p>Anglice, Judicatory imperfect:<lb/>
in accounts for
Judge: Advocate<lb/>
pursuer:
in <hi rend="underline">accounts</hi> for<lb/>
in claims,
<hi rend="underline">pursuer</hi>: in claims,<lb/>
for Defendant
for Defendant.</p>
3.
<p>3.</p>
COde 3.
<p>Case 3.</p>
1. A. has intrusted to
<p>1. A. has intrusted to<lb/>
B. money &amp;c. in large
B. money &amp;c. in large<lb/>
masses, to be disposed
masses, to be disposed<lb/>
of in small. B. accounts
of in small. B. accounts<lb/>
by shoing the disposal,
by showing the disposal,<lb/>
Judicatory here an
Judicatory here an<lb/>
audit.
audit.</p>
2 A. has in hand money
<p>2 A. has in hand money<lb/>
&amp;c in a large mass,
&amp;c in a large mass,<lb/>
to be disposed of in
to be disposed of in<lb/>
small claimants,
small claimants,<lb/>
they showing their
they showing their<lb/>
grounds - Judicatory
grounds - Judicatory<lb/>
here a Court of Claims.
here a Court of Claims.</p>
3. A &amp; B. have each disposed
<p>3. A. &amp; B. have each disposed<lb/>
of money &amp;c for
of money &amp;c for<lb/>
the benefit each of the
the benefit each of the<lb/>
other, in sums large
other, in sums large<lb/>
or small: this to be
or small: this to be<lb/>
shewn by each. Judicatories
shewn by each. Judicatories<lb/>
for these, the
for these, the<lb/>
oordinary ones.
ordinary ones.</p>
4.
<p>4.</p>
Government giving out
<p>Government giving out<lb/>
and holding money
and holding money<lb/>
&amp; in the largest masses
&amp; in the largest masses<lb/>
and in such Audit
and in such Audit<lb/>
Courts &amp; Courts of Claims
Courts &amp; Courts of Claims<lb/>
as have been established,
as have been established,<lb/>
Government
Government<lb/>
has been a party, appointing
has been a party, appointing<lb/>
also the Judge
also the Judge<lb/>
or Judges.<pb/>
or Judges.</p><pb/>


Ch.XII. Judiciary Collectively.
<p>Ch.XII. Judiciary Collectively.</p>
S.2436 Judicatories &amp;c
<p>S.<del>24</del>36 Judicatories &amp;c</p>
Account and Claim
<p>Account and Claim</p>
For a perfectly composed
<p>5.</p>
Judicatory,
<p>For a perfectly composed<lb/>
need greater here than
Judicatory,<lb/>
in ordinary cases.
need greater here than<lb/>
1. Interests at stake greater.
in ordinary cases.</p>
2. So, exposure to fraud
<p>1. Interests at stake greater.</p>
and oppression.
<p>2. So, exposure to fraud<lb/>
6.
and oppression.</p>
Cause of the omission.
<p>6.</p>
The Judge, being its instrument,
<p>Cause of the omission.<lb/>
Government
The Judge, being its instrument,<lb/>
needs no Advocate.
Government<lb/>
7.
needs no Advocate.</p>
Secure the locators
<p>7.</p>
regard themselves of
<p>Secure the locators<lb/>
the fidelity of their instrument:
regard themselves of<lb/>
viz to their
the fidelity of their instrument:<lb/>
particular interests.
viz to their<lb/>
2. To d<hi rend="superscript">o</hi>.: of Government
particular interests.</p>
in so far as it agrees
<p>2. To d<hi rend="superscript">o</hi>.: of Government<lb/>
with <sic>their's</sic>.
in so far as it agrees<lb/>
8.
with their's.</p>
Cause why Governmt.
<p>8.</p>
is left without an advocate.
<p>Cause why Governmt.<lb/>
He, having to
is left without an advocate.<lb/>
give reasons openly,
He, having to<lb/>
could give none but
give reasons openly,<lb/>
such as pleaded for the
could give none but<lb/>
public, and could
such as pleaded for the<lb/>
not for any sinister
public, and could<lb/>
interest or wish of the
not for any sinister<lb/>
locatory - the Advocate
interest or wish of the<lb/>
being omitted, any ruler
locators - the Advocate<lb/>
can whisper wishes
being omitted, any ruler<lb/>
to any Judge.
can whisper wishes<lb/>
9.
to any Judge.</p>
Hence, people's interest
<p>9.</p>
requires constant
<p>Hence, people's interest<lb/>
ministry of a Government
requires constant<lb/>
Advocate.
ministry of a Government<lb/>
Ruler's sinister interest,
Advocate.<lb/>
the constant absence.<pb/>
Ruler's sinister interest,<lb/>
the constant absence.</p><pb/>
 
<p>&sect;. Located how,- all that belongs to C<gap/> <gap/><lb/>
the diff regards, <hi rend="underline">Anglice</hi></p>
 
<p>Ch. XII. Judicary Collectively.</p>
<p>S.<del>25</del>.36 Judicatories &amp;c</p>
<p>Account and Claim</p>
<p>10.</p>
<p>11. So an Eleemosynary<lb/>
Advocate.</p>
<p>1. For check on Judge<lb/>
as in all cases.</p>
<p>2. Because, in both<lb/>
cases, there may be individuals<lb/>
unable to<lb/>
defray the expence of<lb/>
the means of justice:<lb/>
in particular, means<lb/>
of probation - sources<lb/>
of evidence being, in<lb/>
these cases, particularly<lb/>
apt to be distant.</p>
11.
Though the Judicatory
shld. be ordinary, locator
shd. be extraordinary:
to wit, not a Judge
principal any where
but the Justice Minister:
12
Reasons. Quantity of
lbaour needed at the
same time, boundless.
2 Evil from avoidable
delay, a a maximum,
on account of the distance<lb/>
of the evidence.
3. No Judicatory could
afford a Acceptors if
Judge powers adequate.
13.
Appropriate made
of obtaining candidates,
Justice Minister
modifies the number
of each class needed,
offers recovered received
from the Department
of all sub-districts
&amp; Districts
that have served
their term.<pb/>
 
Ch. XII Judiciary Collectively
&sect; Located law
&sect; 24 30 Judicatories for Accounts
and claim
Instruction
&sect;.4 Expository matter<lb/>
Common properties of
thir imperfect judication
1.2.3:4.21 28. 25 26
&sect;.2. Need perfect do
greater in this than
others
5.6
8.35 <add>Gov. Advocate</add> Why not supplied
6.7.8.9
&sect;.74. Eleemosynary needful,
why
10
&sect;.5. <gap/> apt locaters
not Judge principal
but Justice Minister
11.12
&sect;.6. Candidates how to
obtain.
13.
&sect;.7. Dispatch <add>and publicity</add> would be
the interest both of Government
and locater.
14. 15. 16.
&sect;.8. But such for all
the Metropolis
17
&sect;.9. English practice generally
<add>all</add> evils opposite to the
ends of justice
18.19.20.22.23.24
<del>25</del><pb/>


Ch. XII. Judicary Collectively.
S.25.36 Judicatories &amp;c
Account and Claim
10.
11. So an Eleemosynary
Advocate.
2. For check on Judge
as in all cases.
2. Because, in both
cases, there may be individuals
unable to
defray the expence of
the means of justice:
in particular, means





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Constitutional Code

Ch.XII, Judiciary Collectively.

S.356 Judicatories &c.

Account and Claim

1.

Common properties

1. Antagonization without
contestation.

2. Evidence written:
unsworn, uncounter-
interrogated: this a
voucher.

2

Anglice, Judicatory imperfect:
Judge: Advocate
in accounts for
pursuer: in claims,
for Defendant.

3.

Case 3.

1. A. has intrusted to
B. money &c. in large
masses, to be disposed
of in small. B. accounts
by showing the disposal,
Judicatory here an
audit.

2 A. has in hand money
&c in a large mass,
to be disposed of in
small claimants,
they showing their
grounds - Judicatory
here a Court of Claims.

3. A. & B. have each disposed
of money &c for
the benefit each of the
other, in sums large
or small: this to be
shewn by each. Judicatories
for these, the
ordinary ones.

4.

Government giving out
and holding money
& in the largest masses
and in such Audit
Courts & Courts of Claims
as have been established,
Government
has been a party, appointing
also the Judge
or Judges.


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Ch.XII. Judiciary Collectively.

S.2436 Judicatories &c

Account and Claim

5.

For a perfectly composed
Judicatory,
need greater here than
in ordinary cases.

1. Interests at stake greater.

2. So, exposure to fraud
and oppression.

6.

Cause of the omission.
The Judge, being its instrument,
Government
needs no Advocate.

7.

Secure the locators
regard themselves of
the fidelity of their instrument:
viz to their
particular interests.

2. To do.: of Government
in so far as it agrees
with their's.

8.

Cause why Governmt.
is left without an advocate.
He, having to
give reasons openly,
could give none but
such as pleaded for the
public, and could
not for any sinister
interest or wish of the
locators - the Advocate
being omitted, any ruler
can whisper wishes
to any Judge.

9.

Hence, people's interest
requires constant
ministry of a Government
Advocate.
Ruler's sinister interest,
the constant absence.


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§. Located how,- all that belongs to C
the diff regards, Anglice

Ch. XII. Judicary Collectively.

S.25.36 Judicatories &c

Account and Claim

10.

11. So an Eleemosynary
Advocate.

1. For check on Judge
as in all cases.

2. Because, in both
cases, there may be individuals
unable to
defray the expence of
the means of justice:
in particular, means
of probation - sources
of evidence being, in
these cases, particularly
apt to be distant.

11. Though the Judicatory shld. be ordinary, locator shd. be extraordinary: to wit, not a Judge principal any where but the Justice Minister: 12 Reasons. Quantity of lbaour needed at the same time, boundless. 2 Evil from avoidable delay, a a maximum, on account of the distance
of the evidence. 3. No Judicatory could afford a Acceptors if Judge powers adequate. 13. Appropriate made of obtaining candidates, Justice Minister modifies the number of each class needed, offers recovered received from the Department of all sub-districts & Districts that have served their term.
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Ch. XII Judiciary Collectively § Located law § 24 30 Judicatories for Accounts and claim Instruction §.4 Expository matter
Common properties of thir imperfect judication 1.2.3:4.21 28. 25 26 §.2. Need perfect do greater in this than others 5.6 8.35 Gov. Advocate Why not supplied 6.7.8.9 §.74. Eleemosynary needful, why 10 §.5. apt locaters not Judge principal but Justice Minister 11.12 §.6. Candidates how to obtain. 13. §.7. Dispatch and publicity would be the interest both of Government and locater. 14. 15. 16. §.8. But such for all the Metropolis 17 §.9. English practice generally all evils opposite to the ends of justice 18.19.20.22.23.24 25
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1825-12-16

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