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<head>1826 <sic>Oct.</sic> 20<lb/>Review of Humphreys.</head> <p><note>H.'s</note> Ends in View of<lb/>Property Laws p.3</p> <p><note>Say Ends in View or<lb/ | <head>1826 <sic>Oct.</sic> 20<lb/>Review of Humphreys.</head> <p><note>H.'s</note> Ends in View of<lb/>Property Laws p.3</p> <p><note>Say Ends in View or<lb/>framing the Law</note></p> <p>Form <hi rend="superscript">1</hi><lb/>1. Characters well defined</p> <p><note><hi rend="underline">Properties desirable</hi> in<lb/>the wording given to the<lb/>Laws</note></p> <p> Form <hi rend="superscript">2</hi><lb/>2. free from <hi rend="underline">technical<lb/>distinctions</hi> — of tenure,<lb/>nominal ownership<lb/>or jurisdiction</p><!-- line in pencil across the column --> <p><note>Form<lb/>Perspicacity <add>of expression</add> or say<lb/>clearness<lb/><unclear>procedure</unclear> for 1. obscurity<lb/>2. ambiguity</note></p> <p>Matter (1)<lb/>3. <hi rend="underline">Possessions</hi> kept <hi rend="underline">distinct</hi><lb/><unclear>unexpected</unclear> by<lb/>transferring right of third<lb/>person.</p> <p><note> Simplicity of arrangement<lb/>or say <hi rend="underline">disposition</hi><lb/>in proprietors hands</note></p> <p>Matter (2)<lb/>4. <hi rend="underline">rules of succession</hi><lb/>whether primogenitor<lb/>or equal probability<lb/>private. Simple<lb/>and uniform</p> <p><note>say of <hi rend="underline">descent</hi><lb/>Simplicity and uniformity<lb/><!-- brackets in pencil --> (add on ultimogeniture</note></p> <p>Matter (3)<lb/>5. power of alienation<lb/>unrestrained</p><!-- line in pencil across the page --> <p><note>substitute <hi rend="underline">transfer<lb/>alienation</hi> is somewhat<lb/><sic>dislogistic</sic> and<lb/>represents transfer of<lb/><add>property in</add> immovables as a <del>diff</del><lb/>part of operation different<lb/>in its nature from<lb/>transfer of <add>in</add> moveable<lb/><del>property</del><lb/>He himself restrains<lb/>them</note></p> <p>Form 3<lb/>6. mode of alienation<lb/>bear immediately<lb/>on the<lb/>object</p> <!-- line in pencil across the column --> <p>Matter (5)<lb/>7. Rights of creditors<lb/>"<hi rend="underline">ample</hi> and<lb/><hi rend="underline">prompt</hi>"</p> <p>Matter (4)<lb/>8. periods of prescription,<lb/>or bar<lb/>by adverse possession,<lb/>clear and<lb/>of limited extent</p> <!-- line in pencil across the column --> <p>Matter and Form<lb/>9. instead of the<lb/>one uniform system<lb/>of laws regulate<lb/>the whole</p> <!-- line in pencil across the column --> <p>Form 4 (6)<lb/>10. Object effectual<lb/>'<hi rend="underline">directly</hi>' not "by<lb/>"circuitous means'</p> <p><note>The currently-interdicting<lb/>precept circuitously<lb/>expressed,<lb/>and thence <del>obscurely</del><lb/>is confusedly and obscurely<lb/>expressed.<lb/>Laws "regulate" instead<lb/>of <unclear>seeking</unclear> &c</note></p> <p><note><del>H has tired himself out.</del></note></p><pb/> <!-- start of third column --> <p>Modes of succession<lb/>exhaustively analysed.<lb/>Succession is<lb/>1. by the will of the<lb/>proprietor<lb/>2. <del>without</del> <add>not by</add> the will of<lb/>the proprietor</p> <p>When <del><gap/></del> by the will<lb/>of the proprietor<lb/><del><gap/></del> effected <del>through</del> <add>either</add><lb/>1. During his life: or<lb/>2. not <sic>till</sic> after his<lb/>death</p> <p>When not by the<lb/>will of the proprietor<lb/>effected<lb/>1. without <add>exercise of</add> his will<lb/>but not against as<lb/><add>viz as in case of</add> succession or intestacy<lb/>2. against it or<lb/>by act of law:</p> <p>Where by act of law<lb/>1. for satisfaction<lb/>in case of wrong<lb/>by non payment <add>delivery</add><lb/>of money or <sic>moneysworth</sic><lb/>due by contract<lb/>2. for punishment<lb/>instead of or over<lb/>and above satisfaction.</p> <!-- line in ink across the column --> <p>Modification in<lb/>respect of Duration<lb/>of interest<lb/>Time of Duration<lb/>1. Certain: determinate<lb/>2. Uncertain: <sic>N<hi rend="superscript">o</hi></sic> of years<lb/><sic>lifes</sic> of individuals</p><pb/> <!-- start of fourth column --> <p>Code of the Subject <add>to be<lb/>attached to each Instrument</add><lb/>Topics for it<lb/>1. The Topics inserted<lb/>in the Instrument (the Deed)<lb/>2. <sic>Invalidative</sic> causes<lb/><sic>antecedential</sic><lb/>3. <hi rend="underline">Powers</hi> conferred<lb/>4. Obligations imposed<lb/>5. Liabilities imposed<lb/>6. Invalidation causes<lb/><sic>subsequential</sic></p> <p><add>The new words/ newly expounded<lb/>print in a peculiar type</add><lb/>The words of which the<lb/>import is to be sought in<lb/>the uncodified part<lb/>of the rule of action print<lb/>in the black letter type.</p> | ||
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1826 Oct. 20
Review of Humphreys.
H.'s Ends in View of
Property Laws p.3
Say Ends in View or
framing the Law
Form 1
1. Characters well defined
Properties desirable in
the wording given to the
Laws
Form 2
2. free from technical
distinctions — of tenure,
nominal ownership
or jurisdiction
Form
Perspicacity of expression or say
clearness
procedure for 1. obscurity
2. ambiguity
Matter (1)
3. Possessions kept distinct
unexpected by
transferring right of third
person.
Simplicity of arrangement
or say disposition
in proprietors hands
Matter (2)
4. rules of succession
whether primogenitor
or equal probability
private. Simple
and uniform
say of descent
Simplicity and uniformity
(add on ultimogeniture
Matter (3)
5. power of alienation
unrestrained
substitute transfer
alienation is somewhat
dislogistic and
represents transfer of
property in immovables as a diff
part of operation different
in its nature from
transfer of in moveable
property
He himself restrains
them
Form 3
6. mode of alienation
bear immediately
on the
object
Matter (5)
7. Rights of creditors
"ample and
prompt"
Matter (4)
8. periods of prescription,
or bar
by adverse possession,
clear and
of limited extent
Matter and Form
9. instead of the
one uniform system
of laws regulate
the whole
Form 4 (6)
10. Object effectual
'directly' not "by
"circuitous means'
The currently-interdicting
precept circuitously
expressed,
and thence obscurely
is confusedly and obscurely
expressed.
Laws "regulate" instead
of seeking &c
H has tired himself out.
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Modes of succession
exhaustively analysed.
Succession is
1. by the will of the
proprietor
2. without not by the will of
the proprietor
When by the will
of the proprietor
effected through either
1. During his life: or
2. not till after his
death
When not by the
will of the proprietor
effected
1. without exercise of his will
but not against as
viz as in case of succession or intestacy
2. against it or
by act of law:
Where by act of law
1. for satisfaction
in case of wrong
by non payment delivery
of money or moneysworth
due by contract
2. for punishment
instead of or over
and above satisfaction.
Modification in
respect of Duration
of interest
Time of Duration
1. Certain: determinate
2. Uncertain: No of years
lifes of individuals
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Code of the Subject to be
attached to each Instrument
Topics for it
1. The Topics inserted
in the Instrument (the Deed)
2. Invalidative causes
antecedential
3. Powers conferred
4. Obligations imposed
5. Liabilities imposed
6. Invalidation causes
subsequential
The new words/ newly expounded
print in a peculiar type
The words of which the
import is to be sought in
the uncodified part
of the rule of action print
in the black letter type.
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