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<head>1827 July 26 +<lb/>Procedure Code</head> <p><note><sic>Ch.</sic> Correspondent judiciary</note><lb/ | <head>1827 July 26 +<lb/>Procedure Code</head> <p><note><sic>Ch.</sic> Correspondent judiciary</note><lb/>(1 <note>§.1 Established <gap/><lb/>indicated</note></p> <p>§.1. Judiciary Establishment the existence of which is <unclear>assumed</unclear>, as necessary<lb/>to give execution <del><sic>Ch.</sic> <gap/></del> to the here proposed Procedure Code</p> <p><del>Machinery by which the <gap/> execution and effect is effected to<lb/>be given to the maker of this <gap/> the correspondent Judicial <add>newly constituted</add> Establishment</del></p> <p><note>1<lb/>Judicatory supposed<lb/>to be existing as necessary<lb/>to give execution to<lb/>this Code leading features<lb/>the following</note></p> <p>To a correspondent Judiciary Establishment without which<lb/>execution and effect could not be given to these the arrangements in the<lb/>present <del>Prop</del> <add>proposed</add> Procedure Code bear reference. <del>Of the <gap/></del> For the<lb/>text of <add>by</add> <del>which</del> the arrangements proposed for the institution <add>establishment</add> of it see<lb/>New Chapters in a proposed Constitutional Code from <sic>Ch</sic> XII to <sic>Ch</sic> XX<lb/>inclusive</p> <p><add>To the purpose of a <gap/></add> Of <!-- brackets in pencil -->[this body <add>mass</add> of arrangements] the leading feature of the system<lb/>of arrangement the following <add>summary</add> <gap/> <gap/> may in the plans<lb/>notwithstanding the scantiness of it be not altogether without its use</p> <p>Execution excepted and these few and narrow, and for special causes<lb/><gap/> in <gap/> <gap/> and that of comparatively slight importance</p> <p><note>2<lb/>I Judicatories, each<lb/>of them single seated</note></p> <p>1 Number of Judges in a Judiciary in no instance more<lb/>than one. <del><gap/></del> Judicatory each of <del>them</del> single-seated. See<lb/><sic>Const.</sic> Code <sic>Ch</sic> XII § <!-- blank space --> <gap/> Number in a Judicatory Precept in the<lb/>word <del>2</del> the Principle of single-seatedness</p> <p><note>3<lb/>II Judges omnicompetent</note></p> <p>2 Exceptions excepted and those few and narrow, to the<lb/>cognizance of every Judicatory belong all sorts of cases, or<lb/>say suits or causes. <del>See</del> Principal in the word, the principle of<lb/>omnicompetence</p> <p><note>4<lb/>III Appeal to one appellate<lb/>judicatory & to<lb/>no more</note></p> <p>3. From every judicatory in every case, appeal lies to<lb/>one other judicatory and no more: <del><gap/> the <gap/></del> justicity<lb/>appealed from the <gap/> Judicature; Judicators appealed by<lb/>the Appellate Judicatory. See <sic>Const.</sic> Code <sic>Ch</sic></p> <p><note>5<lb/>IV Attached to every<lb/>Judicatory <lb/>1 a Registrar<lb/>2 a Government Advocate<lb/>3 an Eleemosynary <sic>d<hi rend="superscript">o</hi></sic></note></p> <p>4 Attached to every Judicatory are 1 a Registrar.<lb/>2 A Government Advocate. 3. an Eleemosynary Advocate<lb/>the Eleemosynary Advocate for support to the interest of the<lb/><del>Poor and</del> otherwise helpless among Suitors.</p> | ||
1827 July 26 +
Procedure Code
Ch. Correspondent judiciary
(1 §.1 Established
indicated
§.1. Judiciary Establishment the existence of which is assumed, as necessary
to give execution Ch. to the here proposed Procedure Code
Machinery by which the execution and effect is effected to
be given to the maker of this the correspondent Judicial newly constituted Establishment
1
Judicatory supposed
to be existing as necessary
to give execution to
this Code leading features
the following
To a correspondent Judiciary Establishment without which
execution and effect could not be given to these the arrangements in the
present Prop proposed Procedure Code bear reference. Of the For the
text of by which the arrangements proposed for the institution establishment of it see
New Chapters in a proposed Constitutional Code from Ch XII to Ch XX
inclusive
To the purpose of a Of [this body mass of arrangements] the leading feature of the system
of arrangement the following summary may in the plans
notwithstanding the scantiness of it be not altogether without its use
Execution excepted and these few and narrow, and for special causes
in and that of comparatively slight importance
2
I Judicatories, each
of them single seated
1 Number of Judges in a Judiciary in no instance more
than one. Judicatory each of them single-seated. See
Const. Code Ch XII § Number in a Judicatory Precept in the
word 2 the Principle of single-seatedness
3
II Judges omnicompetent
2 Exceptions excepted and those few and narrow, to the
cognizance of every Judicatory belong all sorts of cases, or
say suits or causes. See Principal in the word, the principle of
omnicompetence
4
III Appeal to one appellate
judicatory & to
no more
3. From every judicatory in every case, appeal lies to
one other judicatory and no more: the justicity
appealed from the Judicature; Judicators appealed by
the Appellate Judicatory. See Const. Code Ch
5
IV Attached to every
Judicatory
1 a Registrar
2 a Government Advocate
3 an Eleemosynary do
4 Attached to every Judicatory are 1 a Registrar.
2 A Government Advocate. 3. an Eleemosynary Advocate
the Eleemosynary Advocate for support to the interest of the
Poor and otherwise helpless among Suitors.
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