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<head>1825. July 5<lb/>Procedure Code</head> <!-- mainly in pencil --> <p><note><sic>Ch.</sic | <head>1825. July 5<lb/>Procedure Code</head> <!-- mainly in pencil --> <p><note><sic>Ch.</sic> Ends and Means</note><lb/>(3 <note>§. Proper End<lb/>Law Substantive Adjective<lb/>Law Statute & Common</note></p> <p><note>8<lb/>Law Statute & Common</note></p> <p><sic>Art</sic> In contradistinction to a sort of imaginary law called Common<lb/>or Unwritten Law, <hi rend="underline">Statute law</hi> is a name that has been<lb/>commonly given to the only species of law really in existence</p> <p><note>9<lb/>Statute law alone the<lb/>work of the legislator</note></p> <p>This sort of law it <del>a</del> is which in respect of the substantive<lb/>branch alone is the work of the legislator, and of the substantive<lb/>and adjective branches together <del>the</del> <add>whatever</add> application is made is the<lb/><add>joint</add> work of the legislator and the Judge</p> <p><note>10<lb/>Common law When real<lb/>the work of the Judge</note></p> <p>Of what is called Common Law <unclear>whatever</unclear> there is that<lb/>is real is the work of the Judge operating <del>with</del> instead <add>without and in the stead </add> of the<lb/>Judge: operating <del>with</del> unless in so far as connivance, or<lb/>allusion is to be regarded as sinister, without the <gap/> of<lb/>the Judge</p> <p><note>11<lb/>Common law mode in<lb/>which it is produced</note></p> <p>That which on this occasion the Judge does is, to give<lb/>execution and effect or propose as if to give execution and<lb/>effect to some ordinance or ordinances imagined <add>by him</add> on each<lb/>occasion for the purpose, and spoken of as if already established<lb/>by the Legislator. For the purpose in the issuing of an<lb/><add>particular</add> decree or order operative or imperative he assumes the existence<lb/>of a corresponding general ordinance as having <gap/> from<lb/>the legislator. But the assumption is in every instance a false<lb/>one. If it were true the supposed general ordinance would be<lb/><gap/> — and expressed by a determinant and producible<lb/>assemblage of words, to which assemblage of words the Legislator<lb/>at a determinate time and place would have attached a<lb/>sign <del><gap/></del> declarative of its containing the expression of the<lb/>will. But that in no such case has any such declaration<lb/>be made is manifest: manifest, were it only from this, to wit<lb/>and if so the assemblage of words in question would have been a<lb/>portion not of common Law but of Statute Law.</p> <p>☞ Proceed here to <sic>shew</sic> how it is that Common Law is formed.</p> | ||
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1825. July 5
Procedure Code
Ch. Ends and Means
(3 §. Proper End
Law Substantive Adjective
Law Statute & Common
8
Law Statute & Common
Art In contradistinction to a sort of imaginary law called Common
or Unwritten Law, Statute law is a name that has been
commonly given to the only species of law really in existence
9
Statute law alone the
work of the legislator
This sort of law it a is which in respect of the substantive
branch alone is the work of the legislator, and of the substantive
and adjective branches together the whatever application is made is the
joint work of the legislator and the Judge
10
Common law When real
the work of the Judge
Of what is called Common Law whatever there is that
is real is the work of the Judge operating with instead without and in the stead of the
Judge: operating with unless in so far as connivance, or
allusion is to be regarded as sinister, without the of
the Judge
11
Common law mode in
which it is produced
That which on this occasion the Judge does is, to give
execution and effect or propose as if to give execution and
effect to some ordinance or ordinances imagined by him on each
occasion for the purpose, and spoken of as if already established
by the Legislator. For the purpose in the issuing of an
particular decree or order operative or imperative he assumes the existence
of a corresponding general ordinance as having from
the legislator. But the assumption is in every instance a false
one. If it were true the supposed general ordinance would be
— and expressed by a determinant and producible
assemblage of words, to which assemblage of words the Legislator
at a determinate time and place would have attached a
sign declarative of its containing the expression of the
will. But that in no such case has any such declaration
be made is manifest: manifest, were it only from this, to wit
and if so the assemblage of words in question would have been a
portion not of common Law but of Statute Law.
☞ Proceed here to shew how it is that Common Law is formed.
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