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21-September-2012: under construction by Diane Folan.  Please do not amend.
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<p><!-- indented -->Were it not for <add>some such</add> <del>this</del> check , a pauper would
<p><!-- indented -->Were it not for <add>some such</add> <del>this</del> check , a pauper would
<lb/>
be sure to go on from appeal to appeal , whether
<lb/>
he had or had not merits : some if he lost each time
<lb/>
he would but be where he was .
<lb/></p>


<p><!-- indented -->A man may be allowed and ought to be allowed
<lb/>
to throw away his own money , but not to throw
<lb/>
away the money of other men .
<lb/></p>


 
<p><!-- indented -->This principle might perhaps be applied to
<lb/>
appeals <del>on <gap/><!-- 't<gap/>' --></del> from the immediate Courts : <del>to</del> but I forbore
<lb/>
inserting articles for that purpose in the text , for fear of
<lb/>
burthening the plan too much with details .
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21-September-2012: under construction by Diane Folan. Please do not amend.


Where If the opinion of this Judge of Appeal and
the opinion of the pauper's own sworn advocate is
against him ; I look upon it as infinitely more
likely that he a poor and consequently ignorant
man should be in the wrong than that they should :
But in a cause which happens to be especially
if the decision has of this Court of Appeal has
been confirmative of that of the immediate Court
below . But if party be at all concerned in the
cause the Public Advocate of the pauper being a
Public Advocate may be suspected of collusion , and
he and the Judge together of oppressive views : the
party therefore ought to be allowed to give themselves
the satisfaction of taking sending it out of their hands : and
when such is the view , the small sum necessary
can never be wanting.

Were it not for some such this check , a pauper would
be sure to go on from appeal to appeal , whether
he had or had not merits : some if he lost each time
he would but be where he was .

A man may be allowed and ought to be allowed
to throw away his own money , but not to throw
away the money of other men .

This principle might perhaps be applied to
appeals on from the immediate Courts : to but I forbore
inserting articles for that purpose in the text , for fear of
burthening the plan too much with details .



Identifier: | JB/051/283/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 51.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

051

Main Headings

evidence; procedure code

Folio number

283

Info in main headings field

judic. estab.

Image

001

Titles

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

4

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

[[watermarks::floyd & co [britannia with shield emblem]]]

Marginals

Paper Producer

arthur young

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

16448

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