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'' | <head 1825. <sic>Jan<hi rend="superscript">y.</hi></sic> 30<lb/>Procedure Code</head> <p><note>2<hi rend="superscript">o</hi><lb/><sic>Ch.</sic> Formularies<lb/>§.2. Judge's formularies</note></p> <p>§.2. Formularies arising from the Judge.</p> <p><note>2<lb/><add>Judge's</add> Formularies 1 imperative<lb/>2 nonimperative</note></p> <p><sic>Art.</sic> 1. The formularies <gap/> from a<lb/>Judge are either imperative or non-imperative</p> <p><note>3<lb/>Imperative 1 decrees<lb/>2 orders</note></p> <p><add>Considered in respect</add> The imperative are either 1. decrees<lb/>2. orders.</p> <p><note>4<lb/>Decrees 1. preparatory<lb/>2 terminative</note></p> <p>A decree is either 1. preparatory or<lb/>2 terminative, with relation to the suit</p> <p><note>5<lb/>In some instances terminative<lb/>decree necessarily<lb?>preceded by preparatory</note></p> <p>In some instances the terminative sort<lb?>of decree is necessarily preceded by a preparatory decree<lb/>to the rendering of a terminative decree a preparatory<lb/>decree is indispensable</p> <p><note>6<lb/>Example partition<lb/>demanding suit</note></p> <p>One instance is that of a partition demanding<lb/>suit. If the <add>judicial</add> service demanded on the pursuer's side is<lb/>granted first <gap/> the decree ordering the partition<lb/>to be used. The partition being made, then comes the<lb/>decree <del><gap/></del> by which the disposition is made of<lb/>the several shares.</p> <p><note>7<lb/>Decrees go in pairs<lb/>Imperative preceded<lb/> by <Sic>opinative</sic></note></p> <p>Decrees go in every instance in pairs —<lb/>an imperati8ve decree, <del>and</del> preceded by an <sic>opinative</sic> decree<lb/>for its <gap/> <gap/> the grounds, on which it is<lb/>founded, <add>the <gap/> by which</add> the imperative decree the result of an act<lb/>of the <gap/> the imperative of the understanding.</p> | ||
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Jany.</sic> 30
Procedure Code
2o
Ch. Formularies
§.2. Judge's formularies
§.2. Formularies arising from the Judge.
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Judge's Formularies 1 imperative
2 nonimperative
Art. 1. The formularies from a
Judge are either imperative or non-imperative
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Imperative 1 decrees
2 orders
Considered in respect The imperative are either 1. decrees
2. orders.
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Decrees 1. preparatory
2 terminative
A decree is either 1. preparatory or
2 terminative, with relation to the suit
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In some instances terminative
decree necessarily<lb?>preceded by preparatory
In some instances the terminative sort<lb?>of decree is necessarily preceded by a preparatory decree
to the rendering of a terminative decree a preparatory
decree is indispensable
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Example partition
demanding suit
One instance is that of a partition demanding
suit. If the judicial service demanded on the pursuer's side is
granted first the decree ordering the partition
to be used. The partition being made, then comes the
decree by which the disposition is made of
the several shares.
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Decrees go in pairs
Imperative preceded
by opinative
Decrees go in every instance in pairs —
an imperati8ve decree, and preceded by an opinative decree
for its the grounds, on which it is
founded, the by which the imperative decree the result of an act
of the the imperative of the understanding.
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