JB/056/128/001

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1827 May 24
Procedure Code

C2 5 ulto
1
Ch. 1. All-embracing Arrangements
(2 §.3. Ends in view

Expositive

Art. 5 Delay vexation
and expence evils the
avoidance of which
constitute the collateral
ends

Art 5 Delay, expence and vexation By the results evils
thus denominated understand the evils of the avoidance or say exclusion whereof
in so far as the nature of the case of each individual case
admitts admitts or say in all cases in each individual case the minimization are imposed the several collateral and aimed at in
and by the present Code.

Expositive

Art. 6. Delay non-decision
producing
the effect of misdecision

Art. 6 Delay is non-decision producing so long as it lasts the effect of misdecision,
but more particularly in disfavour of the pursuer's side.

Expositive

<note.Art. 7 Expence is either
in time and labour or
in the article of money.</note>

Art. 7 Expence is either in the article of time and labour,
or in the article of money. But money being the produce of and
generally speaking having place in proportion to the quantity of labour
employed in the procurement of it is of the equivalent of it
during a given length of time, the result will, to the feelings and interest of personal commonly in the
two cases be in effect the same.

Expositive

Art. 8 Vexation the
accompaniment and
result of delay and
expence

Art. Vexation will to a greater or less amount will in general
be the accompaniment and result, as well of and accordingly proportionate to the delay
as of the expence

Expositive

Art. 7 in so far as the
result of delay it will
be chiefly on pursuer's
side & proportioned to
the service demanded

<sic>Art. 9 in case of delay In so far as it has its source in the
delay, it will being an evil which attaches itself in largest proportion
to the pursuer's side, it will the magnitude of it will be in proportion
to the value of the service demanded by the pursuer
the at the hands of the Judge.

Expositive

Art. 8 In so far as the
result of sic>expence</sic> it
will be proportioned to
the relation of the absolute
expence to the
sufferers circumstances

Art. 10. In so far as it has its source in the expence
whether as above pecuniary or quasi-pecuniary, it will
be <gap[/> proportioned not to the absolute quantity, but in
the relative quantity of the expence, relation had to the pecuniary
circumstances of the individual on whom, the burthen of the
expence bears.

Identifier: | JB/056/128/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 56.
Date_1	1827-05-24	Marginal Summary Numbering	Not numbered
Box	056	Main Headings	Procedure Code
Folio number	128	Info in main headings field	Procedure Code
Image	001	Titles	Expositive
Category	Text sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	D5 / E2
Penner		Watermarks
Marginals	George Bentham	Paper Producer
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year
Notes public		ID Number	18184
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