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Constitutional Code. I. Enactive

Expositious Part

[Merely indicativeappropriate evidence] By appropriate evidence understand
such evidence as in so far as credited is fit to constitute
or help constitute the grounds of a decree in the question of
fact. See merely indicative evidence.

[merely indicative evidence] By merely indicative evidence
under stand such evidence as although credited would not
be fit to constitute the ground of the decision as the question of
fact not acceptunless it be in certain particular cases which require to
be specified to help constitute to ground: but which
may at the same time be relevant and more or loss useful
by affording evidence of the existence of some other a certain piece of appropriate evidence
evidence which of existing forthcoming and credited would be fit constitute to be
conceived and or help constitution<add>a</add>by ground <add>of</add>the Judges decrees intended to in the of appropriate

An example of a piece of appropriate evidence, is the
listening of a person percipient witness: that is to any of a
person who in relation to the fact in question declares that
at the time and place in question it was present to his , the
so much that he had perception of it

An example of a piece of querely indication evidence
is all hearsay the sort of evidence evidence: the evidence given by a
person who declares that to the series ofonce upon a time with relation to the
fact in question a he heard certain other person so that other say - that
he the id other person was a percipient witness

By the same person, with relation to the same fact, and
increases the same time and place it may happen that evidence
of both kinds, appropriate and purelymerely indicative or delivered.
Testification by Auriters: that is appropriate evidence I heard Occulators say he saw the fact as
it place. This is purely indicative merely hearsay evidence an:[+] Suppose Auriter
to add I moreover seen the fact takes place [+] evidence not fit to help
constituted, the grand of a
decree but more the less
altogether fit to be received
and acted upon in the
character of indicative evidence although with reference it to appropriate evidence it be merely end






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Date_1

1823-10-19

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034

Main Headings

constitutional code

Folio number

186

Info in main headings field

constitutional code

Image

002

Titles

[[titles::exposition [...?]]]

Category

text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

c1 / e8

Penner

jeremy bentham

Watermarks

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Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

10460

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