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<!-- date, heading and marginal summaries in pencil --> <p> 3 June 1804 16</p> <head><del>Evidence</del> <add>Procedure</add></head> <p><note><sic>Ch. <sic>Justiciability</sic><lb/> §§ Co-Creditors</note><lb/> (2</p> <p></note><del>1</del> 2<lb/> In <gap/> of insolvency,<lb/> <gap/> or impounding, the Judge<lb/> on providing for the<lb/> pecuniary <sic>justiciability</sic><lb/> of a <sic>def<hi rend="superscript">t</hi></sic>, in favour<lb/> of the <sic>plff</sic>, ought to<lb/> <del>make regard</del> <add> look to</add> the interests<lb/> of other creditors</note></p> <p><del>§§ <gap/> <gap/> interests of Co-Creditors.</del>,</p> <p> The interests of the <add>individual plaintiff are not only the objects but an <gap/> the sole object of the<lb/> plaintiffs case. The interests of all individuals either <gap/> plaintiffs or entitled to become<lb/> so, ought to be <gap/> by the <gap/> of the legislator, provide for by the <gap/> of the Judge.</p> <p>Rule <del>12</del> 2 Whenever at the instance of being the <del>plaintiff</del> person<lb/> in the character of plaintiff, security <add> corporal, real or <foreign>fide justerial</foreign></add> is taken for the <sic>justiciability</sic><lb/> of a defendant in respect of property, if any <add>indication or</add> suspicion of insolvency,<lb/> actual or impending, total or partial, presents itself<lb/> to the <del>Judge</del> observation of the Judge, care <add> measures</add> ought to be taken by him<lb/>for securing to the other creditors of the same defendant, the amount<lb/> of their just rights. Upon the first occasion that reasons for the<lb/> examination <add><foreign>viva voce</foreign><add> of the defendant, it should accordingly be among<lb/> the objects of the enquiry, whether the cause of the repugnance to pay<lb/> the debt, or yield the service claimed, <add> whatever other service may have been</add> is a real <gap/><lb/> of its not being <add> legally</add> due, or the mere inability, temporary or ultimate,<lb/> to comply with the demand.</p> <p><note>3<lb?> 1. List being made out<lb/> from <sic>Def<hi rend="superscript">ts</hi></sic> examination,<lb/> judicial letter<lb/> to each by <sic>plff</sic></note></p> <p> <del><gap/>2</del> 3 In case of suspicion of inability as above, a list of the <add><sic>deft</sic></add> creditors<lb?> ought to be taken, the defendant being <del>f</del> strictly examined <!-- bracket in pencil -->[for<lb/>that purpose,] and preappointed printed forms <add>of letters</add> with the blanks filled<lb/> up, being prepared for the purpose, a letter ought to be sent to<lb/> each of them, <add> under the seal of the Court</add> by the post.</p> <p><note><del>3</del> 4<lb/> Also at discretion of the <lb/> Judge<lb/> 2. Entry of list on a <lb/> register-book open<lb/> to inspection.<lb/> 3. Promulgation, by<lb?> newspapers &c — <gap/><lb/> for Creditors to name on</note></p> <p><del>14</del> 4 Moreover, list by <del>design</del> a forgetfulness or by design (which<lb/> <add>however</add> can not be without perjury) the <Add>names of</add> any creditors be omitted out<lb/> of the list; two further modes of notification, one or both ought<lb/> to be <add>made</add> capable of being <del>taken</del> employed, at the discretion of the Judge.<lb/> Entering <add> An entry to be made</add> into a book to be kept for that purpose, to be continually<lb/> accessible to all persons, for a certain fee: 2. promulgation,<lb/> in the most possible form in use<add>through the most public channels</add> for example through the medium<lb/> of the newspapers, <add> public press</add> and the like.</p> <p><note> 5<lb/> <del> <gap/></del> Creditors<lb/> coming in accordingly<lb/> not to share in the<lb/> effects without paying<lb/> this quote to their<lb/> costs of this suit — in<lb/> which the notice to their <!-- continues up side of page --> origin what</note></p> <p>5. <add> Such</add> Subsequently-acceding creditors ought not to be admitted<lb/> to <del> partake of </del> <add> share</add> the benefit of the exertions made by the first applying <Add> pursuing</add> <lb?> creditors, without defraying a portion of his expense, or submitting<lb/> to <add>certain</add> deductions from their claims for his benefit, in the event<lb/> of a want of <gap/> on the part of the defendant to afford full <add> <sic>compleat</sic></add> satisfaction<lb/> to the aggregate mass of claims.</p> | |||
3 June 1804 16
Evidence Procedure
Ch. <sic>Justiciability
§§ Co-Creditors
(2
</note>1 2
In of insolvency,
or impounding, the Judge
on providing for the
pecuniary justiciability
of a deft, in favour
of the plff, ought to
make regard look to the interests
of other creditors</note>
§§ interests of Co-Creditors.,
The interests of the individual plaintiff are not only the objects but an the sole object of the
plaintiffs case. The interests of all individuals either plaintiffs or entitled to become
so, ought to be by the of the legislator, provide for by the of the Judge.
Rule 12 2 Whenever at the instance of being the plaintiff person
in the character of plaintiff, security <add> corporal, real or fide justerial is taken for the justiciability
of a defendant in respect of property, if any indication or suspicion of insolvency,
actual or impending, total or partial, presents itself
to the Judge observation of the Judge, care measures ought to be taken by him
for securing to the other creditors of the same defendant, the amount
of their just rights. Upon the first occasion that reasons for the
examination viva voce<add> of the defendant, it should accordingly be among
the objects of the enquiry, whether the cause of the repugnance to pay
the debt, or yield the service claimed, <add> whatever other service may have been is a real
of its not being legally due, or the mere inability, temporary or ultimate,
to comply with the demand.
3<lb?> 1. List being made out
from Defts examination,
judicial letter
to each by plff
2 3 In case of suspicion of inability as above, a list of the deft creditors<lb?> ought to be taken, the defendant being f strictly examined [for
that purpose,] and preappointed printed forms of letters with the blanks filled
up, being prepared for the purpose, a letter ought to be sent to
each of them, under the seal of the Court by the post.
3 4
Also at discretion of the
Judge
2. Entry of list on a
register-book open
to inspection.
3. Promulgation, by<lb?> newspapers &c —
for Creditors to name on
14 4 Moreover, list by design a forgetfulness or by design (which
however can not be without perjury) the names of any creditors be omitted out
of the list; two further modes of notification, one or both ought
to be made capable of being taken employed, at the discretion of the Judge.
Entering An entry to be made into a book to be kept for that purpose, to be continually
accessible to all persons, for a certain fee: 2. promulgation,
in the most possible form in usethrough the most public channels for example through the medium
of the newspapers, public press and the like.
5
Creditors
coming in accordingly
not to share in the
effects without paying
this quote to their
costs of this suit — in
which the notice to their origin what
5. Such Subsequently-acceding creditors ought not to be admitted
to partake of share the benefit of the exertions made by the first applying pursuing <lb?> creditors, without defraying a portion of his expense, or submitting
to certain deductions from their claims for his benefit, in the event
of a want of on the part of the defendant to afford full compleat satisfaction
to the aggregate mass of claims.
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