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1824. Feby. 8 +
Constitutional Procedure Code.

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IV
Ch. XI Costs1 §. Procedure First Law
§.3 Costs

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Indispensable Expenses pecuniary
quasi-pecuniary
Heads.
1. Applicants journey
to and fro and demurrage
at the Judicatory
consumption of time and
labour included
2. So, pursuers, if
different from applicant
3. So pursuer's necessary
assistant or
substitute
4. Defendant expence as above
5. Or his assistant
substitute
6. So, extraneous
on both sides.

First as to the costs or pecuniary and quasi-pecuniary expences incident and necessary
constantly or undoubtedly indispensable in litiscontestation. The items they are composed of will
be found reducible to the following heads.

1. Applicants journey to and from the judicatory with
expence of demurrage in the neighbourhood of it when if a distance
from the applicants house: consumption of time and labour
included. So on the part of the individual constituted
pursuer if different from the applicant. So on the
part of any substitute or assistant the presence of whom
may by the relative incapacity of the party interested be
rendered necessary as above.

The like on the Defendants side.

The like for extraneous witnesses, if any, on
both sides.

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II. Conveying to Judicatory
ready written and
portable sources of real evidence
or of Judge &c to unportable
do or for examining an unremoveable
person abovementioned.

2. Conveyance of articles of already written evidence, if
any, and of sources of real evidence to the Judicatory
or of the Judge and other judicial functionaries magisterial and
ministerial from the Judicatory to the places place where the
article in question — the source of evidence is fixt or deposited
or where an unremoveable person is to be examined.

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III. Drawing and writing
1. Minutes of Judicatory
transactions
2. Communication between
Judge and
1. Parties or Substitutes
2. Extraneous witnesses
3. Judges at the abodes of do
Prehensors in possession
of Land or Goods for
eventual execution

3. Framing/Drawing the and consigning to paper the writings expressive of the transactions of the Judicatory .. namely. 1. the Minutes of the proceedings carried on at the Judicatory: 2.
proceedings 3 Writings at the also the several written instruments employed
in the communications which have place between the Judge
on the one part and the parties on or the other their substitutes
assistants or witnesses, on the other: Judges of the
abodes of do. Prehensors having possession of lands or goods of a defendant for instruments or
securing eventual execution.</add>

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Conveyance to and fro of the above.

4. Conveyance to and fro of those several instruments ormedia of
communication.

5. Prehension and adduction of reluctant litigants or
extraneous witnesses, with or without any such reluctantly yielded
articles of written evidence, or portable sources of real evidence, as the
case may happen to require.

Identifier: | JB/055/299/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 55.
Date_1	1824-02-08	Marginal Summary Numbering	14-17
Box	055	Main Headings	Constitutional Code; Procedure Code
Folio number	299	Info in main headings field	Procedure Code
Image	001	Titles
Category	Text sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	D6 / E1
Penner		Watermarks	J WHATMAN TURKEY MILL 1823
Marginals	Jeremy Bentham	Paper Producer	Jonathan Blenman
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year	1823
Notes public		ID Number	18020
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