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against peculation</note><lb/>
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Neither could <del>a contract the mode of contract</del> <add>the contract made</add> be depended<lb/>
upon as shutting the door absolutely against<lb/>
upon as shutting the door absolutely against<lb/>
peculation. <del><unclear>It</unclear></del> In any building undertaking it is<lb/>
peculation. <del>It</del> In any building undertaking it is<lb/>
<del>not very common</del> rather <add>rare</add> I believe than otherwise<lb/>
<del>not very common</del> rather <add>rare</add> I believe than otherwise<lb/>
for the <del>first</del> <add>original</add> contract to be adhered to without any<lb/>
for the <del>first</del> <add>original</add> contract to be adhered to without any<lb/>

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2. It would
put the

against peculation

Neither could a contract the mode of contract the contract made be depended
upon as shutting the door absolutely against
peculation. It In any building undertaking it is
not very common rather rare I believe than otherwise
for the first original contract to be adhered to without any
variation: as the building advances, occasions for
making additions or alterations present themselves:
thus if for the purpose of as far as these alterations extend the
proprietor, if no fresh contract is made, is then at the
mercy of the builder: and in the making of such
fresh contract, the builder will be apt to take his advantage
in proportion to the degree in which he supposes the proprietor
to have the alteration at heart. A building of so new
a kind must seems more particularly expand <add>apt to able to
afford occasion for such changes.</add>

7

1.
the architect

Your objection against allowing an per cent
unlimited per centage to the architect on the amount
of the expenditure I feel in its full force: it is giving
a premium on profusion. Would not the objection To take away
be removed by making the architect pay a limited the temptation, <add>why not fix the recompense whatever be the expenditure</add>
sum for the whole? Suppose the sum allotted £ ,
000: so much per cent 5 Upon this sum, 5 per cent for example (£500)
you shall have at any rate but if should the expenditure
exceed that sum you shall have no more: unless
and only if additions should come to be made by our order to an amount
at present unexpected unlooked for, you may then expect, though
at our 'discretion', an increase of recompence. It
Settle the general
plan first with
the Architect
and hear his
estimate - then without
say to him his suspicions you
mean to engage with him
Suppose it
£10,000. Then
say to him




Identifier: | JB/117/045/002"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 117.

Date_1

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5-7

Box

117

Main Headings

panopticon

Folio number

045a"a" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 45.

Info in main headings field

Image

002

Titles

Category

correspondence

Number of Pages

2

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

f3 / f4

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

[[watermarks::[britannia with shield emblem]]]

Marginals

jeremy bentham

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

draft of letter 714, vol. 4

ID Number

38662

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