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<!-- heading in pencil --> <p>1799 Police Bill<lb/> II Contents of Notes</p> <!-- this page is organised in 4 columns --> <head>IV. Regulations.<lb/>§.28.78<lb/>Penalty for giving<lb/>a false name &c<lb/>necessary. p.104</p> <p>§.28.79.<lb/>Obligation to detain<lb/>a suspicious Vendor,<lb/>warranted by<lb/>Precedent. <del>p.104</del> <add> p.104</add><lb/><del>viz: <gap/> <gap/><lb/><gap/> 29</del></p> <p>§.29. 80,81<lb/.The determination,<lb/>whether any and<lb/>what regulations<lb/>shall be made, for<lb/>obliging the purchaser<lb/>to keep the<lb/>article <foreign><hi rend="underline">in statu quo</hi></foreign><lb/>a certain time, and<lb/>for impounding<lb/>the purchase money<lb/>may be left to the<lb/>Board — why. p.<lb/>105.</p> <p>§. 30. 82<lb/>Power to Council,<lb/>after appointing<lb/>marks for ingots &c<lb/>to make it penal<lb/>to have an ingot<lb/>&c without such<lb/>marks. — The provision<lb/>good <hi rend="underline">with</hi><lb/>but not <hi rend="underline">without</hi>,<lb/>such a power. p.<lb/>106, 107, 108, 109, 110.</p> <p>§. 31. 83<lb/><gap/> pewter, to be<lb/><sic>assay<hi rend="superscript">d</hi></sic>, and the result<lb/>booked, before<lb/>purchase — why.<lb/>p.111, 112.</p><pb/> <!-- start of second column --> <head> V. Procedure</head> <p>§. 33. 84<lb/><del>Suspicion</del><lb/>Power of search<lb/>on suspicion —<lb/>Caution to be observed<lb/>in the wording<lb/>of it. p.113</p> <p>§ 33. 85.<lb/>Power of seizure,<lb/>to comprehend<lb/>goods <hi rend="underline">on the move</hi><lb/>to and from the spot.<lb/>p.113.</p> <p>§. 34. 86<lb/.Precedents of power<lb/>for searching the<lb/><hi rend="underline">House</hi>, without charge<lb/>against any particular<lb/><hi rend="underline">person</hi>.<lb/>p.114.</p> <p>§. 35. 87.<lb/.Power for inspecting<lb/>Stock and<lb/.Books, warranted<lb/>by necessity and precedent.<lb/>p.115.</p> <p>§. 36. 88.<lb/>Forgery tracking<lb/>licences, felony<lb/>on a second offence<lb/> — why. p.116, 117.</p> <p>§. 37. 89, 90.<lb/>In case of forcible<lb/>obstruction, reason<lb/>and precedent for<lb/>7 years transportation —<lb/>Shall<lb/>it be felony? p.<lb/>118, 119, 120, 121</p> <pb/> <!-- start of third column --> <head>V. Procedure</head> <p>§.38. 91.<lb/>Mock of proceeding —<lb/>Grounds in<lb/>point of reason and<lb/>precedent, for such<lb/>particulars as deviate<lb/>from the most<lb/>usual course. p.<lb/>122 to 130</p> <p>§.38. 92.<lb/>Power of mitigation —<lb/>why this<lb/>unlimited. p.131.</p> <p>§.39. 93.<lb/>Share in forfeiture<lb/>Not to render <del>testimony</del> <add<evidence</add><lb/><gap/>. Reason &<lb/>precedent. p. 132.</p> <p>§.40. 94<lb/>In the London district,<lb/>Board to have<lb/>judicial authority<lb/>as the Excuse.<lb/>p. 133 to<lb/>141.</p> <p>§. 41. 95<lb/>Abstract of the Laws<lb/>to be printed in<b/>the Licence. Precedents.<lb/>p.142.</p> <p>§.42. 96.<lb/>Case where the<lb/>ground of Appeal<lb/>is not brought to<lb/>light <sic>till</sic> afterwards —<lb/>necessity <lb/>of providing<lb/>for it. p.143.</p> <pb/> <!-- start of fourth column --> <head>§. 43. 97, 98<lb/>Power to the Board<lb/>for ordering prosecutions<lb/>for Perjury —<lb/>Precedent and<lb/>reasons for it — Necessity<lb/>of a charge<lb/>on the Police Fund<lb/>for part of the expense.<lb/>p.144, 145</p> <p>§.44. 99, 100<lb/>Particulars of the<lb/>protection afforded<lb/>to the Board &c<lb/>against vexatious<lb/>suits — Precedents,<lb/>the Customs and<lb/>Excise Acts — how<lb/>far departed from,<lb/>and why — p.146.</p> | |||
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1799 Police Bill
II Contents of Notes
§.28.79.
Obligation to detain
a suspicious Vendor,
warranted by
Precedent. p.104 p.104
viz:
29
§.29. 80,81<lb/.The determination,
whether any and
what regulations
shall be made, for
obliging the purchaser
to keep the
article in statu quo
a certain time, and
for impounding
the purchase money
may be left to the
Board — why. p.
105.
§. 30. 82
Power to Council,
after appointing
marks for ingots &c
to make it penal
to have an ingot
&c without such
marks. — The provision
good with
but not without,
such a power. p.
106, 107, 108, 109, 110.
§. 31. 83
pewter, to be
assayd, and the result
booked, before
purchase — why.
p.111, 112.
§. 33. 84
Suspicion
Power of search
on suspicion —
Caution to be observed
in the wording
of it. p.113
§ 33. 85.
Power of seizure,
to comprehend
goods on the move
to and from the spot.
p.113.
§. 34. 86<lb/.Precedents of power
for searching the
House, without charge
against any particular
person.
p.114.
§. 35. 87.<lb/.Power for inspecting
Stock and<lb/.Books, warranted
by necessity and precedent.
p.115.
§. 36. 88.
Forgery tracking
licences, felony
on a second offence
— why. p.116, 117.
§. 37. 89, 90.
In case of forcible
obstruction, reason
and precedent for
7 years transportation —
Shall
it be felony? p.
118, 119, 120, 121
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V. Procedure
§.38. 91.
Mock of proceeding —
Grounds in
point of reason and
precedent, for such
particulars as deviate
from the most
usual course. p.
122 to 130
§.38. 92.
Power of mitigation —
why this
unlimited. p.131.
§.39. 93.
Share in forfeiture
Not to render testimony <add<evidence</add>
. Reason &
precedent. p. 132.
§.40. 94
In the London district,
Board to have
judicial authority
as the Excuse.
p. 133 to
141.
§. 41. 95
Abstract of the Laws
to be printed inthe Licence. Precedents.
p.142.
§.42. 96.
Case where the
ground of Appeal
is not brought to
light till afterwards —
necessity
of providing
for it. p.143.
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<head>§. 43. 97, 98
Power to the Board
for ordering prosecutions
for Perjury —
Precedent and
reasons for it — Necessity
of a charge
on the Police Fund
for part of the expense.
p.144, 145
§.44. 99, 100
Particulars of the
protection afforded
to the Board &c
against vexatious
suits — Precedents,
the Customs and
Excise Acts — how
far departed from,
and why — p.146.
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