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1826. June 30
Constitutional Code.
Ch. XII. Judication collateral
Ch. IX Minister collectively
§.1. Excepted Judicatories
S. Oppression obviated
III. Quasi Resubordination
Art 6 Chief difference
between this & ordinary
judicatories in the natural
degree of natural promptitude
& in Judge's situation
Art 6 In the case of this sort of Excepted Judicatory preceding,
will not be ably different from those of the ordinary
judicator, for the most apt modes best adopted means of coming the truth
in regard to the relevant facts as well are the same in every case in relation to
every sort of act. The only change will be that which respects [+] not at all affected
by the situation, form
and magnitude of
the slices of jurisdiction
carried out in terms of
antient barbar
the degree of natural class of functionaries degree of natural promptitude, and
that which regards the situation of the temporary Judge. The time
when by which a Judge whose situationsent is at a considerable and indeterment
can be called in case not be wanted for, and the ordinary Judge
having little or no acquaintance will thedetails of the business of the office in
question would probably be in the first instance, in respect of
cog and judicative applied to less apt than the
particular special Judge have substituted to him. True it that in
the case proposed the cause in which special Judge would not be
might without impropriety be termed his own cause.
but the facility of Appeal being in their case as in all
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