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1824. March 19
Constitutional Code. Ch.XV. Quasi Jury
S.1. Field of Service

Art. 14 The incidental occasions, on which a
hearing before a Quasi Jury may have plaid, are those
on which, anticidently or even subsequently to Appeal
as for definitive misdecision, Appealas for quasi-
-misdecision, that is to say say, for evidence having the effectas producing without
of misdecisionactuaal definitive misdecision, the same or the effect as # per Ch.X.X.1.S

In these cases On any such occasions power is given to anya party
are of the parts to to call in the aid of a Quasi
Jury, lest, byfor want of that aidcheck the same mischief the
same in effect, be produced, as that which by misdecision would have been produced
by misdecision be producedat the time of the original examination, might have been produced..

Art. 15. On both occasions, petition for Quasi-
-Trial is in effect Appeal from the Judge acting without a
Jury to another or to the same Judgein the same Judiciary in that same Judiciary acting with a
Quasi-Jury. The difference between Appeal so
called and this Quasi Appeal, Home Appeal, or Rehearing as it may be called See Ch XXI.S..


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