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<p><note>8</note></p> <head>C<lb/>Procedure</head> <p><!-- 'posted' in red ink --> <note>Advocates when to<lb/> be admitted</note></p> <p> In certain cases, allow no Advocates but on <del>ar</del><lb/> Appeal.</p><!-- line across the column --> <p><note><sic>Plffs</sic> commonly in<lb/> the right</note></p> <p>In <hi rend="underline">most</hi> cases <del>the</del> it is the <sic>Plff</sic> who is in the right<lb/> The chance of error is equal on both sides: and<lb/> on the side of the <sic>Def<hi rend="superscript">t</hi></sic> there is the advantage of delay.<lb/> the reluctance of parting with a thing <add>the inability to satisfy the demand</add> and the<lb/> chance of <del> his <gap/></del> preventing by a want of evidence<lb/> or a quirk of law.</p><!-- line across the page --> <p><note> Posted<lb/> Appeal<lb/> <sic>Def<hi rend="superscript">t</hi></sic> not to be acquitted<lb/> when the<lb/> <sic>Judgm<hi rend="superscript">t</hi></sic> is void.</note></p> <p> If an inferior Court have given a <sic>Judgment</sic> other<lb/> than they are warranted to give, let not the<lb/> Defendant be acquitted on that account, but let<lb/> the Superior Court have power to <del>change the</del> substitute<lb/> a legal <sic>judgment</sic> in the name of that which<lb/> they hold illegal.</p> <!-- line across the page --> <p> Officers and Soldiers before they enter the Court to put<lb/> away their arms: the arms to be left with the Usher<lb/> or laid at the feet of the Judge.</p> <p>The Usher to have a long wand or staff to tap any<lb/> person who does not observe the order for silence</p> <p> The Judge to have his residence in <add>an</add> apartment<lb/> in the Court house: to the end that he may be always<lb/> in readiness to do the interlocutory <add>preparatory</add> business.</p> <p>The Judge to have the power of <del>deputing</del> appointing<lb/> a deputy in case of illness or <del>leave of</del> absence<lb/> upon leave: on condition that he be responsible | <p><note>8</note></p> <head>C<lb/>Procedure</head> <p><!-- 'posted' in red ink --> <note>Advocates when to<lb/> be admitted</note></p> <p> In certain cases, allow no Advocates but on <del>ar</del><lb/> Appeal.</p><!-- line across the column --> <p><note><sic>Plffs</sic> commonly in<lb/> the right</note></p> <p>In <hi rend="underline">most</hi> cases <del>the</del> it is the <sic>Plff</sic> who is in the right<lb/> The chance of error is equal on both sides: and<lb/> on the side of the <sic>Def<hi rend="superscript">t</hi></sic> there is the advantage of delay.<lb/> the reluctance of parting with a thing <add>the inability to satisfy the demand</add> and the<lb/> chance of <del> his <gap/></del> preventing by a want of evidence<lb/> or a quirk of law.</p><!-- line across the page --> <p><note> Posted<lb/> Appeal<lb/> <sic>Def<hi rend="superscript">t</hi></sic> not to be acquitted<lb/> when the<lb/> <sic>Judgm<hi rend="superscript">t</hi></sic> is void.</note></p> <p> If an inferior Court have given a <sic>Judgment</sic> other<lb/> than they are warranted to give, let not the<lb/> Defendant be acquitted on that account, but let<lb/> the Superior Court have power to <del>change the</del> substitute<lb/> a legal <sic>judgment</sic> in the name of that which<lb/> they hold illegal.</p> <!-- line across the page --> <p> Officers and Soldiers before they enter the Court to put<lb/> away their arms: the arms to be left with the Usher<lb/> or laid at the feet of the Judge.</p> <p>The Usher to have a long wand or staff to tap any<lb/> person who does not observe the order for silence</p> <p> The Judge to have his residence in <add>an</add> apartment<lb/> in the Court house: to the end that he may be always<lb/> in readiness to do the interlocutory <add>preparatory</add> business.</p> <p>The Judge to have the power of <del>deputing</del> appointing<lb/> a deputy in case of illness or <del>leave of</del> absence<lb/> upon leave: on condition that he be responsible civiliter<lb/> for his deputy.</p> | ||
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8
C
Procedure
Advocates when to
be admitted
In certain cases, allow no Advocates but on ar
Appeal.
Plffs commonly in
the right
In most cases the it is the Plff who is in the right
The chance of error is equal on both sides: and
on the side of the Deft there is the advantage of delay.
the reluctance of parting with a thing the inability to satisfy the demand and the
chance of his preventing by a want of evidence
or a quirk of law.
Posted
Appeal
Deft not to be acquitted
when the
Judgmt is void.
If an inferior Court have given a Judgment other
than they are warranted to give, let not the
Defendant be acquitted on that account, but let
the Superior Court have power to change the substitute
a legal judgment in the name of that which
they hold illegal.
Officers and Soldiers before they enter the Court to put
away their arms: the arms to be left with the Usher
or laid at the feet of the Judge.
The Usher to have a long wand or staff to tap any
person who does not observe the order for silence
The Judge to have his residence in an apartment
in the Court house: to the end that he may be always
in readiness to do the interlocutory preparatory business.
The Judge to have the power of deputing appointing
a deputy in case of illness or leave of absence
upon leave: on condition that he be responsible civiliter
for his deputy.
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jeremy bentham |
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