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<p><note>Uncertainty | <p><note>Uncertainty in all this</note> I am sensible how weak the conclusion<lb/> | ||
is that can be drawn from all these observations<lb/> | is that can be drawn from all these observations<lb/> | ||
But when conclusive arguments are not to be had<lb/> | But when conclusive arguments are not to be had<lb/> | ||
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<p><note>Mischiefs what <gap/> <unclear>inconsiderate</unclear></note> The first question is what the mischiefs are<lb/> | <p><note>Mischiefs what <gap/> <unclear>inconsiderate</unclear></note> The first question is what the mischiefs are<lb/> | ||
which result from an infringement of this | which result from an infringement of this contract<lb/> | ||
without the consent of the other party.</p> | without the consent of the other party.</p> | ||
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<sic>permitt</sic> the transfer of it?</p> | <sic>permitt</sic> the transfer of it?</p> | ||
16 C
Ins. Offences against Condition — Adultery
every where. But the former if not a certain
proof is a strong presumption of the latter; if in
short the strongest proof which the nature of this
case admitts of. On particular measures a particular
individual may command his countenance
but the people of a whole nation do not enter from into a convention
and agree upon all occasions to command
their countenance.
48
Uncertainty in all this I am sensible how weak the conclusion
is that can be drawn from all these observations
But when conclusive arguments are not to be had
we are forced to take up with the strongest we
can get.
49
Mischiefs what inconsiderate The first question is what the mischiefs are
which result from an infringement of this contract
without the consent of the other party.
The next is what, if any, are the mischiefs
which result from it's being infringed under a
dispensation from the other party in whose favour
it is made. Is there any reason why the non-observance
of it should be punished when the party
in whose favour it is made does not think himself
aggrieved?
50
Facility — it to be permitted In this case there is plainly no direct mischief —
no immediate pain.
51
Is there any thing in the nature of this kind
of property that should make it inexpedient to
permitt the transfer of it?
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penal code |
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096 |
adultery |
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f13 / f14 / f15 / f16 |
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jeremy bentham |
[[watermarks::gr [crown motif] [britannia with shield motif]]] |
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