JB/042/391/001

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1825 Nov. 18 Constitutional Code

++ + 1827 Dec. 4 Copied & Copy corrected

Ch. XII. Judiciary collectively §.18. Incidental Complaint Book Instructions are to the 5 Sections

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Instructions to the shewing explanatory of the d of and connection between this and the four last preceding sections: as also in some sort of §. 23 24 and 25 respectively location and dislocation.

On the part of a Judge, Supposing an applicant in any shape or degree with reference to the — of the branch in aptitude in respect of any of of approbation of corresponding and app the of it may have had place either before his location or not till afterwards. 1. In so far as it is liable to have place before the time of locate to such antecedently to that period, the provision made in § provisions in §.23 Locable where §.24. Locable by whom are employed in obviating it, and those in §.25 Dislocable how in putting an end to it.

2. During the whole time of his commorate continuance in his situation there continues in §.11 Publicity, recordation and publication, and then continuance in §.14 Incidental Complaint book are occupied in the same indispensable endeavour.

3. The safeguards provided by §.11. Publicity which then have last mentioned Section are occupied in providing join with such others in applying themselves his conduct and then of §.14 Incidental Complaint book apply to this functionary and clean to him on all occasions indiscriminately, and without clean guarding him against temptation which beset him at all moments and to him only but to that of all the other actors in the judicial theatre to him during his continuance in the situation: those which in §.11 are occupied in securing and maximizing publicity which secure publicity guard him are occupied in apply in some sort to the all transactions in general that have place in that him in conjunction with and at the same time theatre stage but with more particular force to those which all other actors in the judicial theatre against the greater more obvious and instantly dangers are the form the regular and appointed business of it: those voluntary in §. to which the probity expend : those in §. 14 are occupied in the establishment of the Incidental Complaint Book. apply the in guard preventing it from those and apply exclusively and only occasionally operating to those minor less obvious causes of failure against which it stands temptation which[+] [+] which has no particular connection with the main particular interest at in the suit are his of occasional and accidental occurrence not the less exposed but of against which little or no provision in the hitherto established system has a general as yet in the hitherto established system

Evils to the not of which the attention of the authors of law not having been led by any very pressing interest of their own, have no very general, been left by them without remedy and even without notice. Sup ever soliciting about guarding at large from ill treatment at the hands of those subordinates and other multitude.

Identifier: | JB/042/391/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 42.
Date_1	1825-11-18	Marginal Summary Numbering
Box	042	Main Headings	constitutional code
Folio number	391	Info in main headings field	constitutional code
Image	001	Titles
Category	text sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	c1 / e1
Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks
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Notes public	[[notes_public::"copied and copy corrected" [note in jb's hand]]]	ID Number	13314
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