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1825. Novr. 1826 Nov. 3 1828 Aug. 22. ++ Constitutional Code

Ch. XII. Judiciary collectively §.8. §.10. §.9. Judges Elementary functns. §.8. Functions common to Judges

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Enactive. Expositive Art. 12. Exercised by all Judges are the several functions, to which exercise is given, by the efficacy of the several mandates, Art. Functions interventionally exercised by Judges as per Art. are the following to wit by Immediate Judges, but III Functions, exercised common by compliance with which execution of which and by compliance with which the business of procedure is carried on.

Examples are those which follow —

1. Accreditive or say hither-calling: exercised by compliance with an incidental imperative decree mandate, sent for example to a party, an for example, or to an extraneous witness, requiring his attendance at the Judicatory.

2. Missive, or say Hither Sending.

3. Scrutative or say Search-making: exercised by search or Search-commanding made or commanded to be made the body of, a person, or thing, or both.

4. Prehensive: exercised by causing possession to be taken of a person or a thing, or both.

5. Sistitive: exercised by keeping causing the subject matter of the prehension, as above to be kept at the place at which it has been prehended.

6. Adductive: exercised by bringing causing it to be brought to the Judicatory.

7. Extraditive exercised by delivery of it to or say transmissive or transductive: exercised by causing it to be delivered at some place other than that from which the mandate issued.

8. Restitutive: a mode of the extradicive: exercised, by the causing delivery of the to be made of a person or a thing, into the custody of some person, in whos custody he or it had antecedently been. before the commencement of the suit.

9. Eliminative or say abductive or ejective: exercised by simply causing the subject matter to be put removed out of the judicatory place in question, without causing mention made of any particular place into which the removal is removed shall be performed.

For other functions of a judicial nature see Ch. XXVI. Local Headmen. Ch. XXVII. Local Headmens Registrars and Procedure Code, Prehension and Prehensors.

These, and other modification of the elementary judicial functions are among the subject matters of the penal and non-penal Codes in both their branches: more particularly in the Adjective branch: — to wit, the Procedure Code.

☞ Confer Ch. XX. Judge Deputes occasional. §.3. Powers. deputable. Art. 4.




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1825-11

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042

Main Headings

constitutional code

Folio number

293

Info in main headings field

constitutional code

Image

001

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copy/fair copy sheet

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1

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recto

Page Numbering

e7

Penner

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j whatman turkey mill 1824

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Paper Producer

admiral pavel chichagov

Corrections

jeremy bentham

Paper Produced in Year

1824

Notes public

ID Number

13216

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