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1828. Decr.
Petition for Justice.

Petition for Justice
II. Prayer
Rudiment 4 Jany

Prayer.

1. Application
Initiative

Commencement none
but by personal appearance,
with mode of
communication registered.

2. Application
initiative

Exceptions excepted —
Applicant the proposed
plaintiff.

3. Evidence Source

As in Small Debt
Courts, between testimony
of parties and
witnesses, distinction
none.

2. 4. Evidence
Source
Time

Evidence elicitation
from all sources indiscriminately
from each, as
soon as may be.

3 5. Evidence
Registration

Like Registration thereof, as
to all parties and Witnesses.

5 6 Evidence
Elicitation.

Evidence elicitation
modes three.

6 7. Evidence
Elicitation

Subject to subsequent Oral, Epistolary
examination
applied to both parties and
witnesses.

8. Evidence
Sanction

For avoidance of perjury,
oath none: asseveration
or say affirmation on Judicial
occasion, and for
Judicial purpose.
For false, asseveration,
adequately provided
punishment without
fresh suit, as in cases
of contempt in face
of Court

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Prayer

9. Elicitation
Epistolary

Epistolary, not as on
Equity: only for adequate
convenience
or of necessity, as in
case of distant dependencies,
or Foreign
States.

10. Evidence
Registration

Evidence, where worthwhile,
entered on manifold
place: with
appropriate transmission
to appellate
Judicatory, &c.

11. Costs Fines

Factitious costs struck
off: only on the party
in the wrong would
the burthen be placed,
under the name of
fine: produce, to the
Helpless Litigant's
fund.

Addenda 13 Dec 1828

On each occasion in
which a demand for
security-finding in
either suit has place
the security to be given
in that from one of
the several forms in
which in the individual
case in question
it will be at the same
time sufficiently effectual
and least burthensome.

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Evidence indicated

But such evidence
the use of which
though not itself not
proper to form a ground
for is the assured
information of
such as is proper
to in all cases
elicitable: as it is
in the proficiency
enquiries carried on
by a Justice of the Peace
preparatory to proceeding
in the Supreme Court
be in all case elicitable.
Now Call it unvidigative
evidence.

Options 7
VI. Modes of order of
as to
1. Defendant
2. Co-pursuers
3. Pursuers witnesses
4. Defendants witnesses

1
I Application
3 3
II Convenience
4
III Security finding
2
IV. Exams
V. Costs Fines
V. Evidence
VI. Costs Fines

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Securities findable

I Modes
1 Sponsorship
2. Impignation pecuniary
to 1 2
3. Impigner pecuniary
4. by Consent

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11. Occasions

1. Precautionary arrestation.
2. Precautionary seizure
and sequestration of
moveables
3. Precautionary sequestration
of immoveables
or in corporeal subject
matter of property

Examples
in secure
expectation.
2 Government Annuities
3 Private Annuities
4 Shares in Companies

14 Occasions

14. Incarceration by
consent — Cases for
1. Precautionary arrestation
or sequestration
specially demnified in
the individual stopt
from an expatiation
on which his prospect
in life depends
from
expatiation & body
as goods.

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VI
power

Power to Judge to
substitute a less
burthensome mode
of security-finding
to a more burthensome
employed as
in the first instance
and so taken

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V. Secret audience
Subject matter heard
repeated

Identifier: | JB/081/051/003"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 81.
Date_1	1828-12	Marginal Summary Numbering
Box	081	Main Headings	petition for justice
Folio number	051	Info in main headings field	petition for justice
Image	003	Titles
Category	rudiments sheet (brouillon)	Number of Pages	2
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering
Penner	john flowerdew colls	Watermarks	b&m 1828
Marginals		Paper Producer	arthur moore; richard doane
Corrections	jeremy bentham	Paper Produced in Year	1828
Notes public		ID Number	25838
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