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1825 Nov. 5. 13. 1829 Dec. 6. + | <head>1825 Nov. 5. 13. 1829 Dec. 6. <add>+</add><lb/> | ||
Constitutional Code Copied & Copy corrected | Constitutional Code Copied & Copy <add>corrected</add></head> | ||
IV | <note><unclear>IV</unclear><lb/> | ||
Ch. XII. Judiciary collectively | Ch. XII. Judiciary collectively<lb/> | ||
§.17. Migration | §.17. Migration<lb/> | ||
Text & Instruction | Text & <unclear>Instruction</unclear></note> | ||
9 | <p>9</p> | ||
Text Instruction | <p>Text Instruction</p> | ||
Instruction to the Legislator or Rationale | <p><del>Instruction to the Legislator or Rationale</del></p> | ||
Art. 23. 23. In the Migration system the Registrar is not comprised.<!-- Paragraph mark --> | <p>Art. <del>23.</del> <add>23.</add> In the Migration system the Registrar is not comprised.<!-- Paragraph mark --><lb/> | ||
Art. 22. Art. 18. The Registrar is in general stationary | <del>Art. 22. Art. 18. The Registrar is in general stationary</del></p> | ||
Instructions to the Legislator or Rationale | <p>Instructions to the Legislator or Rationale</p> | ||
Art. 24. The reasons which apply to the cause situation of the Judge do not apply to the <note>cause situation of the Registrar. The | <p>Art. 24. The reasons which apply to the <del>cause</del> <add>situation</add> of the Judge do not apply to the <note><del>cause</del> <add>situation</add> of the Registrar. The<lb/> | ||
decision is in every | decision is in every<lb/> | ||
case that of the Judge | case that of the Judge<lb/> | ||
only. On the decision | only. <del>On the decision</del><lb/> | ||
the The acts of the Registrar | the The acts of the Registrar<lb/> | ||
being subject to his direction | being subject to his direction,<lb/> | ||
his no decision | <del>his</del> no decision<lb/> | ||
of his is in any direct | of his is in any direct<lb/> | ||
and way or in <gap/> | <del>and</del> way or in <del><gap/><lb/> | ||
<gap/> a certainty in | <gap/></del> a certainty in<lb/> | ||
any case determined | any case determined<lb/> | ||
by the will of the Registrar.<!-- Paragraph mark --></note> | by the will of the Registrar.<!-- Paragraph mark --></note></p> | ||
2. It is of importance that the choice business of registration | <p>2. It is of importance that the <del>choice</del> <add>business</add> of registration be, as far<lb/> | ||
as conveniently may be, carried on in <gap/> course in <gap/> <gap/> | as conveniently may be, carried on <del>in <gap/> course <add>in <gap/> <gap/></add></del> <add>in one uninterrupted stream</add> | ||
on one uniform place by one and the same locally experienced hand.<!-- Paragraph mark --> <gap/><gap/> <gap/><gap/><gap/> | <add>on one uniform place</add> by one and the same locally experienced hand.<!-- Paragraph mark --> <del><gap/><gap/> <add><gap/><gap/><gap/></add><lb/> | ||
<gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/> | <gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/><gap/><lb/> | ||
< | <gap/><gap/><gap/></del></p> | ||
<p>3. Unless by undue influence<lb/> | |||
it is not liable to be <del><gap/></del> <add>vitiated</add> by him, otherwise than by<lb/> | |||
some flagrant and <gap/> probable <del><gap/></del> <add>crime.</add><!-- Paragraph mark --></p> | |||
< | |||
Art. 25. <gap/> <gap/> <gap/> Even in the several cases of the Government Advocate and the | <p><add>Art. 25.</add> But, <del>forasmuch</del> <add>forasmuch</add><lb/> | ||
Defender of the Helpless Eleemosynary Advocate, forasmuch as as scarcely scarcely on any | as under favor of the talent acquired by experience an old<lb/> | ||
occasion will judicial the decision of the Judge depend directly | established Registrar might <add>possibly <del>perhaps</del></add> be capable of <del><gap/> <gap/> sinister</del> <add>exercising with sinister</add><lb/> | ||
and purely directly and purely upon any act of either of them | <del><gap/></del> effect an influence on the decisions of a <del>succession</del> <add>succession</add> of<lb/> | ||
also of lesser <gap/> <gap/> less importance than in that | Judges, it might perhaps be advisable that the power of<lb/> | ||
of <gap/> importance than in the case of the Judge | <del>transferring him</del> transference for <unclear>specially</unclear> assigned causes<lb/> | ||
of the Judge. Accordin | should in the case of this situation also <del><gap/><gap/></del> <add>be given</add> to<lb/> | ||
Between him and them As to any situation | the Justice Minister. A power <del>of</del> to the effect would not be<lb/> | ||
and them or either of them, it might perhaps therefore be sufficiently obviated | likely to be frequently called into exercise <add>still less to be abused</add>; the <gap/> <unclear>apprehension</unclear><lb/> | ||
by his migration alone, were they respectively to continue stationary | of it would be sufficient to <del>produce</del> secure the effect<lb/> | ||
in the same judicatory for a longer <gap/> commeration time, or <gap/> | desired.</p> | ||
<p>Art. 25. <del><add><gap/> <gap/></add> <gap/></del> <add>Even in</add> the several cases of the <hi rend="underline">Government Advocate</hi> and the<lb/> | |||
<del>Defender of the Helpless</del> <add>Eleemosynary Advocate</add>, forasmuch as <del>as scarcely</del> <add>scarcely</add> on any<lb/> | |||
occasion will <del>judicial</del> the decision of the Judge depend <del>directly <add>in a direct way</add><lb/> | |||
and purely</del> <add>directly and purely</add> upon any act of either of them migrations is <del>accordingly</del> <add>accordingly in their <del><gap/></del> several situations</add><lb/> | |||
also of <del>lesser <gap/> <gap/></del> less importance than in that<lb/> | |||
<del>of <gap/> importance than in the case of the Judge</del><lb/> | |||
of the Judge. <del>Accordin</del><lb/> | |||
<del>Between him and them</del> As to any situation connecting <del>between</del> <add>between</add> him<lb/> | |||
and them or either of them, it might <add>perhaps therefore be</add> sufficiently obviated<lb/> | |||
by his migration <add>alone,</add> were <hi rend="underline">they</hi> respectively to continue stationary<lb/> | |||
in the same judicatory for a longer <del><gap/></del> <add>commeration</add> time, or <gap/><lb/> | |||
during less.</p> | |||
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IV
Ch. XII. Judiciary collectively
§.17. Migration
Text & Instruction
9
Text Instruction
Instruction to the Legislator or Rationale
Art. 23. 23. In the Migration system the Registrar is not comprised.
Art. 22. Art. 18. The Registrar is in general stationary
Instructions to the Legislator or Rationale
Art. 24. The reasons which apply to the cause situation of the Judge do not apply to the cause situation of the Registrar. The
decision is in every
case that of the Judge
only. On the decision
the The acts of the Registrar
being subject to his direction,
his no decision
of his is in any direct
and way or in
a certainty in
any case determined
by the will of the Registrar.
2. It is of importance that the choice business of registration be, as far
as conveniently may be, carried on in course in in one uninterrupted stream
on one uniform place by one and the same locally experienced hand.
3. Unless by undue influence
it is not liable to be vitiated by him, otherwise than by
some flagrant and probable crime.
Art. 25. But, forasmuch forasmuch
as under favor of the talent acquired by experience an old
established Registrar might possibly perhaps be capable of sinister exercising with sinister
effect an influence on the decisions of a succession succession of
Judges, it might perhaps be advisable that the power of
transferring him transference for specially assigned causes
should in the case of this situation also be given to
the Justice Minister. A power of to the effect would not be
likely to be frequently called into exercise still less to be abused; the apprehension
of it would be sufficient to produce secure the effect
desired.
Art. 25. Even in the several cases of the Government Advocate and the
Defender of the Helpless Eleemosynary Advocate, forasmuch as as scarcely scarcely on any
occasion will judicial the decision of the Judge depend directly in a direct way
and purely directly and purely upon any act of either of them migrations is accordingly accordingly in their several situations
also of lesser less importance than in that
of importance than in the case of the Judge
of the Judge. Accordin
Between him and them As to any situation connecting between between him
and them or either of them, it might perhaps therefore be sufficiently obviated
by his migration alone, were they respectively to continue stationary
in the same judicatory for a longer commeration time, or
during less.
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