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1824. Jany. 26
Constitutional Code
The points in dispute being thus settled, and the evidences
belonging to the case ascertained as also the
means of entrance and communication between party and party
and between both and Judge most commonly the case will
be ripe for judgment for terminative decision. If not, thenceforward
the parties should and will respectively
be called and engaged to pay attendance: but unless for
special reason neither will be bound to attendance, if they
are respectively able and willing to employ substitutes.
Suppose between party a claim of injuries,
or bilateral now will be a time for dissention : of complaints on both sides the stocks compleatly
exhausted. Thus will the proposed Judicatory to which in Bonaparte's
Code one of the Judicatories is with but little reason, as
it should seem declared by its name to be.
On the occasion of a suit respecting title to property,
what may very well will not unfrequently happen is that either to one or more
of the facts on which the case of the suit depend, have been one or more
or all have not been principal witnesses. So far as this
is the case so far the attendance of a party will not be
necessary: of a substitute the attendance will be as subservient
as that of the principal to the ends of justice: and the to
making make and receive admissions and therefore thereby save a mass of needless
evil in the shape of delay vexation and expence is what
the in the case of the applicant the initiatory application,
in the case of the defendant the First bilateral attendance, is
as good work for which the will have effected accomplished
brought about.
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