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1826 March<lb/><head>Constitutional Code.</head><note>Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively.<lb/>§. 1. Subordinates Grades.</note><p>Ch. <add>IX.</add> Ministers Collectively.<lb/>§. Subordinates Grades.</p><p>14.<lb/>Art. 14. Cases where<lb/>superiority may have place<lb/>without subordination<lb/>1. by means of power, to<lb/>wit, over a third person.<lb/><hi rend="underline">Primus</hi> has more power<lb/>than <hi rend="underline">Secundus</hi> over<lb/><hi rend="underline">Tertius.</hi></p> | 1826 March<lb/><head>Constitutional Code.</head><note>Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively.<lb/>§. 1. Subordinates Grades.</note><p>Ch. <add>IX.</add> Ministers Collectively.<lb/>§. Subordinates Grades.</p><p>14.<lb/>Art. 14. Cases where<lb/>superiority may have place<lb/>without subordination<lb/>1. by means of power, to<lb/>wit, over a third person.<lb/><hi rend="underline">Primus</hi> has more power<lb/>than <hi rend="underline">Secundus</hi> over<lb/><hi rend="underline">Tertius.</hi></p><p>15.<lb/>Art. 15. Examples.<lb/>If by directive and<lb/>suspensive power, a<lb/>superordinate in the<lb/>Administrative Depaartment<lb/>can produce more<lb/>suffering on the part of a<lb/>Subordinate, than, in<lb/>execution of a law, bearing<lb/>up on any part of<lb/>his conduct, the Judge<lb/>can, the Superordinate<lb/>member of the<lb/>Administrative will be so<lb/>far superior in power<lb/>to the Judge.</p><p>16.<lb/>2. Without power: in<lb/>this case, the field and<lb/>_____ of comparison<lb/>may be in quantity<lb/>possessed of any desirable<lb/>quality.</p><p>Examples.<lb/>1. Personal strength.<lb/>2. Personal beauty.<lb/>3. Moral accomplishment.<lb/>4. Intellectual accomplishment.<lb/><del>(Judicial)</del> <add>cognitional</add><lb/><del>5. Intellectual</del> <add><del>accomplish</del></add> <del><gap/> <gap/></del><lb/><del><gap/> <gap/></del><lb/>5. Intellectual accomplishments<lb/>(Judicial<lb/>6. __________ activity<lb/>in any line.<lb/>7. Skill in pastimes<lb/>of any sort.<lb/>8. Agreeableness in<lb/>conversation</p> | ||
1826 March
Constitutional Code.Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively.
§. 1. Subordinates Grades.
Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively.
§. Subordinates Grades.
14.
Art. 14. Cases where
superiority may have place
without subordination
1. by means of power, to
wit, over a third person.
Primus has more power
than Secundus over
Tertius.
15.
Art. 15. Examples.
If by directive and
suspensive power, a
superordinate in the
Administrative Depaartment
can produce more
suffering on the part of a
Subordinate, than, in
execution of a law, bearing
up on any part of
his conduct, the Judge
can, the Superordinate
member of the
Administrative will be so
far superior in power
to the Judge.
16.
2. Without power: in
this case, the field and
_____ of comparison
may be in quantity
possessed of any desirable
quality.
Examples.
1. Personal strength.
2. Personal beauty.
3. Moral accomplishment.
4. Intellectual accomplishment.
(Judicial) cognitional
5. Intellectual accomplish
5. Intellectual accomplishments
(Judicial
6. __________ activity
in any line.
7. Skill in pastimes
of any sort.
8. Agreeableness in
conversation
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