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<p><note><del>9</del> 10</note></p> <head>C<lb/>Procedure</head> <!-- 'Posted' in red ink --> <p><note>Posted<lb/> Interest upon Costs<lb/> of the Appeal</note></p> <p> on which <add>the</add> <sic>Judgment</sic> appealed from was given; and<lb/> down to the day on which they are paid.</p> <p>Reasons</p> <p>Before the costs of a suit are all incurred<lb/> the party must make provision for them. As this<lb/> is an extraordinary and unforeseen <sic>expence,</sic> <add>he</add> is very<lb/> often obliged to borrow money to defray it.</p> <p> <add>It is</add> For want of provisions such as these that the<lb/> Law of England in no <add>scarce any</add> case gives a man an adequate<lb/> satisfaction for any pecuniary injury. He<lb/> is never <add>scarce ever</add> put into quite as good a condition as he<lb/> would have been in had it not been for the offence.</p><!-- line across the page --> <p><note>Posted<lb/> Judges</note></p> <p>1<lb/> No Judge <add>may to be</add> <del>to continue</del> in the District in which his<lb/> <del>was born (unless he were born out of his</del> <add> Father or Mother lived at the time of his birth: or in any</add> <lb/> district where he has any <del>landed</del> estate in <sic>immoveables.</sic></p> <p | <p><note><del>9</del> 10</note></p> <head>C<lb/>Procedure</head> <!-- 'Posted' in red ink --> <p><note>Posted<lb/> Interest upon Costs<lb/> of the Appeal</note></p> <p> on which <add>the</add> <sic>Judgment</sic> appealed from was given; and<lb/> down to the day on which they are paid.</p> <p>Reasons</p> <p>Before the costs of a suit are all incurred<lb/> the party must make provision for them. As this<lb/> is an extraordinary and unforeseen <sic>expence,</sic> <add>he</add> is very<lb/> often obliged to borrow money to defray it.</p> <p> <add>It is</add> For want of provisions such as these that the<lb/> Law of England in no <add>scarce any</add> case gives a man an adequate<lb/> satisfaction for any pecuniary injury. He<lb/> is never <add>scarce ever</add> put into quite as good a condition as he<lb/> would have been in had it not been for the offence.</p><!-- line across the page --> <p><note>Posted<lb/> Judges</note></p> <p>1<lb/> No Judge <add>may to be</add> <del>to continue</del> in the District in which his<lb/> <del>was born (unless he were born out of his</del> <add> Father or Mother lived at the time of his birth: or in any</add> <lb/> district where he has any <del>landed</del> estate in <sic>immoveables.</sic></p> <p>2<lb/> No Judge <add>man</add> to <add>be</add> continued more than 1 year in the <lb/> same district</p> <!-- line across the page --> <p><note>Posted<lb/> Strangers</note></p> <p>Let <del>Strangers</del> <add>Foreigners</add> be located by all Courts with particular<lb/> regard: (such <add>of them</add> as appear to be] <add>those</add> of ordinary condition,<lb/> with particular humanity and <unclear>condescension</unclear>: such as <lb/> appear to be <add>those</add> of the rank of gentlemen, with particular<lb/> civility and attention</p> <!-- line across the page --> <p><note>Posted<lb/> Womens Room<lb/>Matron of the Court</note></p> <p> In every Court let there be a withdrawing room<lb/> for women, in which in case of any sudden indisposition<lb/> they may receive the assistance of a person<lb/> of their own sex: let her be <sic>stiled</sic> the Matron of the<lb/> Court: and <del>at</del> <add> over the door of</add> the apartment of which she has the charge let<lb/> <add>there</add> </p> | ||
9 10
C
Procedure
Posted
Interest upon Costs
of the Appeal
on which the Judgment appealed from was given; and
down to the day on which they are paid.
Reasons
Before the costs of a suit are all incurred
the party must make provision for them. As this
is an extraordinary and unforeseen expence, he is very
often obliged to borrow money to defray it.
It is For want of provisions such as these that the
Law of England in no scarce any case gives a man an adequate
satisfaction for any pecuniary injury. He
is never scarce ever put into quite as good a condition as he
would have been in had it not been for the offence.
Posted
Judges
1
No Judge may to be to continue in the District in which his
was born (unless he were born out of his Father or Mother lived at the time of his birth: or in any
district where he has any landed estate in immoveables.
2
No Judge man to be continued more than 1 year in the
same district
Posted
Strangers
Let Strangers Foreigners be located by all Courts with particular
regard: (such of them as appear to be] those of ordinary condition,
with particular humanity and condescension: such as
appear to be those of the rank of gentlemen, with particular
civility and attention
Posted
Womens Room
Matron of the Court
In every Court let there be a withdrawing room
for women, in which in case of any sudden indisposition
they may receive the assistance of a person
of their own sex: let her be stiled the Matron of the
Court: and at over the door of the apartment of which she has the charge let
there
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