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1827. Octr. 20 +
Law Amendment
2o
Propositions
§ Procedure
Fixt days none.</note>
or 1
No general fixation of
times for judicial operations —
Delay vexation
& expence the result of
fixation
<add>To</add. For no judicial operation whatsoever [by whatsoever ]
should any be fixt by any general ordinance. delay, vexation
and expence all follows — all the of such are the
sure result. In the procedure by only out of
<add></gap/> system no such fixation has place. Why? because in that case
would be means of individual will no of entrants in judicature
has place.
or 2
Under existing system
this fixation has place
not only in fact but
of necessity — necessary
from the habit of
bandying suits from
place to place
For it is that under the whole part of it the existing
system fixation has place not only in fact but of necessity.
Why? because not only has does such state of
with wide gaps for the results abound but be so
in extent suits with and proceedings are in the case
and for the purpose of the same suit, banded as between
and place.
☞ Give here the reason why fixture is worse than useless
or 3.
Only in one out of an
indefinite number of
cases can the interval
fixt be adapted to the
purpose.
In suit</add> Only in one out of an variable and sometimes large and indefinite
number of instances can the interval fixt connect with be in
the interval back and most exactly adapted to the purpose. This<lb?>exception excepted the interval so fixt is either too long or too short.
If too long, the to the excess in length is the feckless
— the useless delay thus engendered. If too short,
from one person to another come applications for the
it. Here come a suit within a suit, a first question
in addition to the original one.
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BROCKLESBY & MORBEY 1827 |
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Edmund Henry Barker |
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