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Constitutional Procedure Code.
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IV
Ch. XI Costs
§. Procedure First Laws
§.3. Costs
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2. Consign to functionaries
paid if at all by salary
and not by fees from parties
to framing of all wise
judicial minutes and
instruments. In the
established system this
operation is in serious
proportion divided between
functionaries and
parties paid assistants.
1 Articles of communication
2. Consign to the hands of the judicial functionaries of government, by whom
no remuneration is raised from the parties, the framing of all minutes of judicial
proceedings 2. Minutes of judicial transactions and all judicial instruments. On the hitherto
established plans the expence of framing these documents the aggregate of documents of this description have been
has been borne in various proportions by the efficient functionaries
been framed by the functionaries of government, and the professional
assistants of the parties, and the expence
borne in s also divided between the respective funds in
various proportions. various proportion.
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(1)
In numbers, in general more than adequate for all these purposes
of a document of this sort multiplicates may be made
at a minimum of expence, eight at least and more by one and the
same act of writing, all of them sufficiently legible all each of them
for the any one of the above purposes, all of them the operation requiring
little more time and labour than the ordinary written in the costs of
ordinary writing is employed.
To this mode
of writing the name of
manifold writing has been
given: Being the invention
of a friend, the aptitude of it has been abundantly proved by the use made of it by and under the direction of the writing of these pages.
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3. For multiplication
employ the manifold
writing.
In this mode multiplication
fit for use
one under another as far as is
12 are made with
little more time and
labour than commonly
employed by one
script. Sole additional
expence thereby, that of the paper
By of a friend
whose the invention is,
this mode is employed
by the author of these
pages.
3. For the multiplicates of each such document
employ the mode of writing termed manifold writing.
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Multiplication itself
saving or desirable of such
minutes or instruments
in greater or less number
are
1. Standard kept at the
Judicatory
2. For each party one
3. For Appellate Judicatory
This useful
for additional security
against accident
4. For Justice Minister
5 For Officer Prehensors &c so far as employed.
(2)
On the here proposed plan of procedure multiplicates
or transcripts would be necessary or desirable for different
purposes and destinations.
1. One, for the purpose of remaining in the judicatory
in the Register Office thereto belonging, as a perpetual standard
of reference during the continuance of the suit and afterwards.
2. For the use of the parties to the suit, and to be
conveyed to them respectively,multiplicates or transcripts
in an indefinite number correspondent to that of the parties.
3. In case of Appeal For the purpose of Appeal one to be sent eventually to the Appellate
Judicatory. At any rate for further security, and to provide
for the overlaying of the destruction of at the Judicatory by
fire or other accident, one multiplicate might be kept
in at the Appellate Judicatory in every case.
4. Provide at government expence the paper and other materials
for writing. This being procured at wholesale price, by contract if with the
best bidder will be procured thus be procured cheaper than it could be by individuals.
Materials in or by which the manual operation of
or is performed: paper next to being text
matter and so forth instruments of inscription writing
matter and so forth.
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