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<add>rapacious or</add> predatory indigence. By this appellation  may be <del>understood</del><add>dis<gap/>ted</add> <lb/>
<add>rapacious or</add> predatory indigence. By this appellation  may be <del>understood</del><add>dis<gap/>ted</add> <lb/>
the class of cases which on this occasion are principally in view<lb/>
the class of cases which on this occasion are principally in view<lb/>
<add>in th<gap/> cases</add> <gap/> <del>By cases</del> unless of the <del>case</del><add>offence</add> being <gap/> that it is seldom<lb/>
<add>in <unclear>these</unclear> cases</add> <gap/> <del>By cases</del> unless of the <del>case</del><add>offence</add> being into that it is seldom<lb/>
that without the stimulus of <unclear>rilation</unclear> indigence, <del><gap/> <gap/></del><add>persons</add><lb/>
that without the stimulus of <unclear>relation</unclear> indigence, <del><gap/> <gap/></del><add>persons</add><lb/>
are led into the <unclear>commission</unclear> of <del>them</del>.it<lb/></p>
are led into the <unclear>commission</unclear> of <del>them</del>.it<lb/></p>


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serve for examples: adequate definitions belong  
serve for examples: adequate definitions belong  
<gap/> to the Code.<lb/>
<gap/> to the Code.<lb/>
1. Fraudulent obli<gap/>ment, of property <del>p<gap/>d</del>. with <unclear>consent</unclear><lb/>
1. Fraudulent obtainment, <del>of property procured</del>. with <unclear>consent</unclear><lb/>
pr<gap/>d by <unclear>decipher</unclear>, without  supposition of <gap/> or the pen<lb/>
<unclear>procured</unclear> by <unclear>decipher</unclear>, without  supposition of <unclear>both</unclear> or the pen<lb/>
of the delinquent; or in<gap/>tion of <unclear>retribution</unclear>.<lb/>
of the delinquent; or <unclear>intuition</unclear> of <unclear>retribution</unclear>.<lb/>
2. Theft: that is is to say caption without consent, <add>or</add> <unclear>supprution</unclear>,<lb/>
2. Theft: that is is to say capture without consent, <add>or</add> <unclear>supprution</unclear>,<lb/>
or pr<gap/> of <gap/> is <gap/>tion of restitution.<lb/>
or <unclear>purloin</unclear> of <unclear>both</unclear> is <unclear>intention</unclear> of restitution.<lb/>
3. Robbery; <add>at large:</add> that is to say, caption by <del>form</del>, is obtainment<lb/>
3. Robbery; <add>at large:</add> that is to say, caption by <del>form</del>, is obtainment<lb/>
by <del>means of</del> consent, extorted by means of immediate &amp;<lb/>
by <del>means of</del> consent, extorted by means of immediate &amp;<lb/>
<del>prompt injury</del> in<gap/>able injury, to body<add>mind</add> <del>goods</del> property &amp;<lb/>
<del>prompt injury</del> <unclear>unpreventible</unclear> injury, to body<add>mind</add> <del>goods</del> property or<lb/>
-reputation<lb/>
-reputation<lb/>
4. Highway Robbery: that is to say, on a much frequented<lb/>
4. Highway Robbery: that is to say, on a much frequented<lb/>

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1824. March 19
Constitutional Code Ch. XX. Quasi-Jury
S.3. Function

Art. 14 Cases on indigent deproductionrapacity, or any of
rapacious or predatory indigence. By this appellation may be understooddisted
the class of cases which on this occasion are principally in view
in these cases By cases unless of the caseoffence being into that it is seldom
that without the stimulus of relation indigence, persons
are led into the commission of them.it

Art. 15 Of Offences of this description exemption the following may
serve for examples: adequate definitions belong to the Code.
1. Fraudulent obtainment, of property procured. with consent
procured by decipher, without supposition of both or the pen
of the delinquent; or intuition of retribution.
2. Theft: that is is to say capture without consent, or supprution,
or purloin of both is intention of restitution.
3. Robbery; at large: that is to say, caption by form, is obtainment
by means of consent, extorted by means of immediate &
prompt injury unpreventible injury, to bodymind goods property or
-reputation
4. Highway Robbery: that is to say, on a much frequented
road street, or other public and open place.
5. Robbery in the day time, impressedin conjunction with Housebreaking
6. Robbery in the night time, without Housebreaking
7. Robbery in the night time in conjunction with Housebreaking
8 Robbery in the night time day or night time, with or
without HOusebreaking, and but in conjunction with Homicide
preparatory, concomitant or consequential; preparatory
for preventing resistance; concomitant for subduing resistance;
consequential, for punishing resistance, or for security aggainst
justice.

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Identifier: | JB/041/123/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 41.

Date_1

1824-03-19

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Box

041

Main Headings

Constitutional Code

Folio number

123

Info in main headings field

Constitutional Code

Image

001

Titles

Category

Text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

Recto"Recto" is not in the list (recto, verso) of allowed values for the "Rectoverso" property.

Page Numbering

D10 / E6

Penner

Watermarks

J WHATMAN TURKEY MILL 1824

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Paper Producer

Jonathan Blenman

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

1824

Notes public

ID Number

001

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