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1825 May 14
Procedure CodeCh.
§. Demand paper
Cause for witness accersition by Deft.?
1. Evidence only case penal or non penal
2. : a deft for his evidence – Evidence
Case 1. Party interested, having though he as right on his a good little, as yet unknown
Case 1. penal 2. non-penal. Body found , death
not known whether purposed or accidental. So things found in
a state of deterioration – cause as yet unknown.
Appropriate evidence of the act or the criminal agent means can be as yet unknown known.
Remains to be discovered by means of inductive evidence immediate
or with any number of intermediate supposed knowable
witnesses
2. Case non penal. As hes heard – B. say that C has
in possession a deed which would prove D. to have a good
title to an Estate which E. possesses.
Case in which the Pursuer being declared and having
right on his side has need to meet the proposed Defendant
before the Judge without having adduced evidence or so much
as indicated the source of his evidence.
Thus is the case wherein the evidence is to serve
principally or exclusively or principally from the Defendant himself: it
being either his self-discovery testimony or documentary evidence
written or real in his possession.
To provide for this case the Pursuer in his demand paper
ought to have the option of stating writing under title Evidence – the
words Evidence reserved.
Quere should the Judge have the option of issuing to
the proposed Defendant an Attendance requiring precedent
stating omitting any and which of the several heads? If so it will be far from
of after furnishing mendacity assisting information.
If he has any such option it should be on condition
of it being good countersecurity for eventual satisfaction or
prevention.
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