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<head>1827 July 26<lb/>Penal Code <del>Penal Code</del> Procedure Code</head> <p><note><sic>Ch</sic> <del><gap/></del> <add> Remedies/Compensation</add></note></p><!-- in pencil --> <p>(2 <note>§ Degree of influence</note></p> <p><note>5<lb/>Judges assessment<lb/>by vexation saving<lb/>estimate</note></p> <p><sic>Art.</sic> In and for the purpose of assessment made<lb/>of a <gap/> imposed, the Judge will proceed on conjecture,<lb/>or say <hi rend="underline">vexation-saving</hi> estimate. In so doing <del>the<d/el> after putting<lb/>such questions as to <gap/> <gap/> appear appropriate, declare his<lb/>opinion <add>formed for this purpose</add> concerning the station occupied by the party in the scale of<lb/>Affluence, <del>ascribing to him</del> <add>stating his means of</add> subsistence as <del>drawn</del> derived form<lb/>ordinary day labour, <sic>handicraftmanship,</sic> art, <add>profit <gap/></add> profession or property<lb/>stating it at so much per year, or so much per week. He will<lb/>thereupon state <add>declare</add> the amount of the <gap/>, declaring at the same time<lb/>its ration to the amount of his annual income.</p> <p><note>6<lb/>Public constructed<lb/>for the purpose</note></p> <p><del>For this purpose</del> Further constructed for the purpose, to<lb/>save time and labour of <add>in</add> calculation will <del><gap/></del> <gap/> <gap/.<lb/>up in the <gap/>, and <add><gap/></add> <gap/> part and parcel of the function<lb/>thereof.<hi rend="superscript">||</hi></p> <p><note>7<lb/>Judge after <del>hear</del><lb/>eliciting account of<lb/>means & <sic>burthen</sic> will<lb/>declare that this is<lb/>the nearest estimate<lb/>he can make</note></p> <p>The Judge will declare that from such dates in time <gap/><lb/>to his observation, this is the neatest estimate which he is capable<lb/>of making.</p> <p><sic>Antecedently</sic> to this declaration he will have checked from<lb/>an examination the amount of his <gap/> <sic>burthen</sic> In the <add>ordinary</add> case<lb/>of a person unmarried, <del>the fir</del> this amount being equal to 0.<lb/>a word or two will be sufficient for the probation of it. In the case<lb?>of a family, small is the number of the <gap/> which in <gap/><Lb/>will suffice.</p> <p><note>8<lb/>If <gap/> think,<lb/><gap/> excessive he<lb/>may undergo examination<lb/>as to correct<lb/>amount of his means.</note></p> <p><sic>Art</sic> Less having the amount of the <gap/> <!-- brackets in pencil --> (regarding the estimate<lb/>as excessive) the <gap/> choose rather to undergo examination<lb/>for the <gap/> of the correct <add>exact</add> amount of his means of payment <gap/>,Lb/.pay it or stand <gap/> to pay it, he will declare as much; and<lb/>the Judge will proceed to take his examination accordingly.</p> <!-- line in ink across the page --> <p><hi rend="superscript">||</hi> ☞ that mention of this in <sic>Ch.</sic> XII. §. Judicial <gap/></p> | |||
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1827 July 26
Penal Code Penal Code Procedure Code
Ch Remedies/Compensation
(2 § Degree of influence
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Judges assessment
by vexation saving
estimate
Art. In and for the purpose of assessment made
of a imposed, the Judge will proceed on conjecture,
or say vexation-saving estimate. In so doing the<d/el> after putting
such questions as to appear appropriate, declare his
opinion formed for this purpose concerning the station occupied by the party in the scale of
Affluence, ascribing to him stating his means of subsistence as drawn derived form
ordinary day labour, handicraftmanship, art, profit profession or property
stating it at so much per year, or so much per week. He will
thereupon state declare the amount of the , declaring at the same time
its ration to the amount of his annual income.
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Public constructed
for the purpose
For this purpose Further constructed for the purpose, to
save time and labour of in calculation will <gap/.
up in the , and part and parcel of the function
thereof.||
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Judge after hear
eliciting account of
means & burthen will
declare that this is
the nearest estimate
he can make
The Judge will declare that from such dates in time
to his observation, this is the neatest estimate which he is capable
of making.
Antecedently to this declaration he will have checked from
an examination the amount of his burthen In the ordinary case
of a person unmarried, the fir this amount being equal to 0.
a word or two will be sufficient for the probation of it. In the case<lb?>of a family, small is the number of the which in
will suffice.
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If think,
excessive he
may undergo examination
as to correct
amount of his means.
Art Less having the amount of the (regarding the estimate
as excessive) the choose rather to undergo examination
for the of the correct exact amount of his means of payment ,Lb/.pay it or stand to pay it, he will declare as much; and
the Judge will proceed to take his examination accordingly.
|| ☞ that mention of this in Ch. XII. §. Judicial
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