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<head><del>C</del>. Simple Personal Injuries</head>
<head><del>C</del>. Simple Personal Injuries</head>


<p><gap/> 7. Those of a Master over his servant:<lb/>
<p><gap/> 7. Those of a Master over his servant &amp; <del><gap/></del> <lb/>
see The Law of <del>Apprenti</del> <add>Hired</add> Household Servants,<lb/>
see The Law of <del>Apprenti</del> <add>Hired</add> Household Servants,<lb/>
The Law of Apprentices, The Law of Journeymen,<lb/>
The Law of Apprentices, The Law of Journeymen,<lb/>
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<head>6 Military Powers</head> <p>These are
<head>6 Military Powers</head> <p>These are
<gap/>.1. Those of a military superior over his subordinates.<lb/>
<lb/><gap/>.1. Those of a military superior over his subordinates.<lb/>
For these see The Army and the Navy<lb/>
For these see The Army and the Navy<lb/>
Laws. <!-- symbol --> 2. Those of a military officer over persons at<lb/>
Laws. <!-- symbol --> 2. Those of a military officer over persons at<lb/>
large in a time of military necessity. See Martial Law.</p>
large in a time of military necessity. See Martial Law.</p>


<p><head>7 <del><gap/></del> Furtherance of Justice</head>
<p><head>7 <del><gap/></del> Furtherance of Justice</head><lb/>
<note>Execution upon person</note>Any thing done to a man's person by <del><gap/></del><lb/>
<note> <del>Personal</del> Execution upon person</note><lb/>Any thing done to a man's person by <del><gap/></del><lb/>
a Magistrate in pursuance of his authority, or in<lb/>
a Magistrate in pursuance of his authority, or in<lb/>
<add>due</add> execution of any <add>legal</add> warrant given by a Magistrate<lb/>
<add>due</add> execution of any <add>legal</add> warrant given by a Magistrate<lb/>
in pursuance of his authority is done with lawful<lb/>
in pursuance of his authority is done with lawful<lb/>cause.<lb/></p>
cause.</p>


<p><del><gap/><gap/></del><lb/>
<p><del>any thing when</del><lb/>
<del>So is any thing done under the same<lb/>
<del>So is any thing done under the same</del><lb/>
<gap/><gap/><lb/>
<del>restrictions  <add>which is <gap/></add> for the purpose of overcoming </del><lb/>
<gap/>for the purpose of overcoming</del></p>
</p>


<p>So, if resistance be made to a warrant<note>Enforcing execution upon goods</note><lb/>
<p><note>Enforcing execution upon goods</note><lb/>
authorising any thing to be done to land or<lb/>
So, if resistance be made to a warrant<lb/> authorising any thing to be done to land or<lb/>
goods, is any thing which <del><gap/></del><add>being</add> done to any man's<lb/>
goods, is any thing which <del>is</del><add>being</add> done to any man's<lb/>
person <del><gap/></del> <add><del><gap/></del> is</add> necessary to overcome any resistance<lb/>
person <del>and is </del> <add><del>being</del> is</add> necessary to overcome any resistance<lb/>
made [or <del>attempted</del><add><sic>offer'd</sic></add> to be made] to the<lb/>
made [or <del>attempted</del><add><sic>offer'd</sic></add> to be made] to the<lb/>
executor of such warrant</p>
executor of such warrant</p>


<p>So any person whatsoever may apprehend<note>Arrest for Crimes</note><lb/>
<p><note>Arrest for Crimes</note> <lb/>So any person whatsoever may apprehend<lb/>
any one who<del><unclear>m</unclear></del> <gap/> is committing or attempting to<lb/>
any one who<del><unclear>m</unclear></del> <gap/> is committing or attempting to<lb/>
<sic>committ</sic> <add>or who has committed any</add> any <del>of the first rate</del> crimes: and such criminal<lb/>
<sic>committ</sic> <add>or who has committed any</add> any <del>of the first rate</del> crimes: and such criminal<lb/>
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be <unclear>killed</unclear>. See <unclear>Title</unclear> of Crimes <add>Arrests</add> in general.</p>
be <unclear>killed</unclear>. See <unclear>Title</unclear> of Crimes <add>Arrests</add> in general.</p>


<p><del><note>First-rate Crimes <!--This next sentence is in red ink --> Put this text in the Introduction</note>First rate crimes are 1. Robbery 2.3. <gap/><lb/>
<p><del><note>First-rate CrimesPut this text in the Introduction</note></del><lb/><del>First rate crimes are 1. Robbery 2.3.<del> <gap/></del> <lb/>
Disfigurement <unclear>Disablement</unclear> and Mutilation when<lb/>
Disfigurement <unclear>Disablement</unclear> and Mutilation when<lb/>
compleatly wilful. 5. Rape 6. Murder 7. <add> <gap/></add> <unclear>Incendiation.</unclear><lb/>
compleatly wilful. 5. Rape 6. Murder 7. <add> <gap/></add> <unclear>Incendiation.</unclear><lb/>

Revision as of 16:43, 13 May 2012

Click Here To Edit C C. Simple Personal Injuries

7. Those of a Master over his servant &
see The Law of Apprenti Hired Household Servants,
The Law of Apprentices, The Law of Journeymen,
and the Law of Slaves.

6 Military Powers

These are
.1. Those of a military superior over his subordinates.
For these see The Army and the Navy
Laws. 2. Those of a military officer over persons at
large in a time of military necessity. See Martial Law.

7 Furtherance of Justice
Personal Execution upon person
Any thing done to a man's person by
a Magistrate in pursuance of his authority, or in
due execution of any legal warrant given by a Magistrate
in pursuance of his authority is done with lawful
cause.

any thing when
So is any thing done under the same
restrictions which is for the purpose of overcoming

Enforcing execution upon goods
So, if resistance be made to a warrant
authorising any thing to be done to land or
goods, is any thing which isbeing done to any man's
person and is being is necessary to overcome any resistance
made [or attemptedoffer'd to be made] to the
executor of such warrant

Arrest for Crimes
So any person whatsoever may apprehend
any one whom is committing or attempting to
committ or who has committed any any of the first rate crimes: and such criminal
if he can not otherwise be apprehended, may
be killed. See Title of Crimes Arrests in general.

First-rate Crimes. Put this text in the Introduction
First rate crimes are 1. Robbery 2.3.
Disfigurement Disablement and Mutilation when
compleatly wilful. 5. Rape 6. Murder 7. Incendiation.
8. Malicious Incendiation. 9. Treason. 10. Perjury tending
to charge a man with a first rate crime.




Identifier: | JB/073/077/003"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 73.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

not numbered

Box

073

Main Headings

law in general

Folio number

077

Info in main headings field

simple personal injuries

Image

003

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

4

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

f5 / f6 / f7 / f8

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

[[watermarks::r williams [britannia with shield emblem]]]

Marginals

jeremy bentham

Paper Producer

c. hamilton

Corrections

jeremy bentham

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

23917

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