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<head>1825. March 14<lb/>Procedure Code</head> <p>B 8<lb/><note><sic>Ch.</sic> Ends of Justice</note><lb/>(1 <note>S.2 Customary ends</note></p> <p><hi rend="underline">§.2 Customary v actual ends of judicature</hi></p> <p><note>7<lb/>Actual & proper<lb/>ends of judicature<lb/>widely different</note></p> <p><sic>Art.</sic> 1 <del>here</del> In every political community as yet<lb/><unclear>in | <head>1825. March 14<lb/>Procedure Code</head> <p>B 8<lb/><note><sic>Ch.</sic> Ends of Justice</note><lb/>(1 <note>S.2 Customary ends</note></p> <p><hi rend="underline">§.2 Customary v actual ends of judicature</hi></p> <p><note>7<lb/>Actual & proper<lb/>ends of judicature<lb/>widely different</note></p> <p><sic>Art.</sic> 1 <del>here</del> In every political community as yet<lb/><unclear>in existence,</unclear> community <add>widely</add> different from the only proper have<lb/>been as yet the actual ends of judicature</p> <p>Judicature — an branch of government: the judicial system <add>establishment</add><lb/>of the aggregate <unclear>official</unclear> <del>syst</del> establishment</p> <p> In every <del>government</del> political state the actual ends <add>end</add> <lb/>of government has been the maximization of the happiness<lb/>of the <add>aggregate of the</add> persons being respectively a part in the exercise of the<lb/>power of government.</p> <p><note>8<lb/>Judge & <sic>Co<hi rend="superscript">s</hi></sic> interests<lb/>promoted in proportion<lb/>to their share in government</note></p> <p>Proportioned to the share possessed by the Judge<lb/>and those associate in the possession out of which they spring<lb/>in the powers of government has been <del>the degree</del> in every political<lb/>state the degree in which their interest has been promoted in<lb/>and by the arrangements of this at the <sic>expence</sic> of all rival<lb/>interests <del><gap/></del> <add>In</add> a pure and absolute <unclear>Monarchy</unclear> the Judges <add>rule of</add><lb/><add>law of whom the Judges formed a part</add> <del>being</del> having neither power nor influence but what they derived<lb/>from the Monarch have been found <add>found themselves under the necessity</add> to take for the main object<lb/>of their labours the sinister interest of the Monarch and it is only<lb/>by stealth and in virtue of and in proportion to his ignorance<lb/><add>or carelessness</add> that they have been able to steal in any <del><gap/></del> arrangements<lb/>favourable to their own sinister interest at the <sic>expence</sic> of his</p> <p><del>Very def</del></p> | ||
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1825. March 14
Procedure Code
B 8
Ch. Ends of Justice
(1 S.2 Customary ends
§.2 Customary v actual ends of judicature
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Actual & proper
ends of judicature
widely different
Art. 1 here In every political community as yet
in existence, community widely different from the only proper have
been as yet the actual ends of judicature
Judicature — an branch of government: the judicial system establishment
of the aggregate official syst establishment
In every government political state the actual ends end
of government has been the maximization of the happiness
of the aggregate of the persons being respectively a part in the exercise of the
power of government.
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Judge & Cos interests
promoted in proportion
to their share in government
Proportioned to the share possessed by the Judge
and those associate in the possession out of which they spring
in the powers of government has been the degree in every political
state the degree in which their interest has been promoted in
and by the arrangements of this at the expence of all rival
interests In a pure and absolute Monarchy the Judges rule of
law of whom the Judges formed a part being having neither power nor influence but what they derived
from the Monarch have been found found themselves under the necessity to take for the main object
of their labours the sinister interest of the Monarch and it is only
by stealth and in virtue of and in proportion to his ignorance
or carelessness that they have been able to steal in any arrangements
favourable to their own sinister interest at the expence of his
Very def
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