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<p> | <p>unconnected with the Litigant parties & the Court — — Their<lb/>disconnection <del>with</del> <add>from</add> the parties is evidently necessary — that<lb/>from the Court is no less necessary. One ensures <del><gap/></del> impartiality —<lb/> the other Independence —</p> <p>So for this purpose as great & constant <add>a</add> change of Jurors<lb/>as is practicable with convenience to the parties serving<lb/>in Juries & with the state of the county is always<lb/>desirable — & the objects of the other enactments of the<lb/>3 Geo.2. which <gap/> the number to be retained<lb/>on the Panels seems to be to obtain it. —</p> <p>2 The object in Exchequer seems to be to <sic>encrease</sic> these fundamental<lb/>principles of Juries — and C. <unclear>Davies</unclear> letter —<lb/>a. The contempt of the Law<lb/>b. The mischief <del>att</del> of the <gap/> contained in this<lb/>letter — 1. The <sic>superceding</sic> Juries by a <del><gap/></del> Board —<lb/>in particular cases<lb/>2 The applicability of the <gap/> to all<lb/>cases —<lb/>3 The use which may be made of <gap/> Juries<lb/>c. The <gap/>ness of the advantage</p> <p>3 The extent of the practice in the Exchequer <del>& the <gap/><lb/><hi rend="underline">of the <gap/> <gap/></hi></del><lb/>a. Extent to which it has been presently <gap/> —<lb/>b. The <hi rend="underline"><gap/> <gap/></hi></p> <p> The applicability of the disposition <gap/> in<lb/>Jurymen & their <gap/> to the other <gap/><lb/>& the result —</p> <p>XI The fruits —</p> | ||
unconnected with the Litigant parties & the Court — — Their
disconnection with from the parties is evidently necessary — that
from the Court is no less necessary. One ensures impartiality —
the other Independence —
So for this purpose as great & constant a change of Jurors
as is practicable with convenience to the parties serving
in Juries & with the state of the county is always
desirable — & the objects of the other enactments of the
3 Geo.2. which the number to be retained
on the Panels seems to be to obtain it. —
2 The object in Exchequer seems to be to encrease these fundamental
principles of Juries — and C. Davies letter —
a. The contempt of the Law
b. The mischief att of the contained in this
letter — 1. The superceding Juries by a Board —
in particular cases
2 The applicability of the to all
cases —
3 The use which may be made of Juries
c. The ness of the advantage
3 The extent of the practice in the Exchequer & the
of the
a. Extent to which it has been presently —
b. The
The applicability of the disposition in
Jurymen & their to the other
& the result —
XI The fruits —
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Identifier: | JB/081/013/003"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 81. |
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