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1827. Octr. 25 +
Law Amendment
3o
Propositions
§ 5 Procedure
Legislation misemployed in Judicature
1. Adultery
§. Cases where under the existing System the time of the Legislature is was
misemployed in Judicature
1
Offence of adultery strong
anomaly in judicial practice
with regard to it
1 Legislator's time wasted
2 The Judicatory ill
adapted
By the offence of adultery a case is exhibited in which the
[Judicature and Proceedings] in case of adultery Judicature
mode of judicature and procedure employed/pursued under the existing system presents as
and procedure for dissolution of marriage. A strange anomaly
for the administration of the only effective remedy as for such sort of satisfaction without which all other remedy
is ineffectual. presents
a so namely dissolution
of the marriage with liberty
to contract a new one
presents a strong anomaly.
In this case, by the circumstances of times by a state of things widely distant and different
from the present a strange anomaly has been introduced into
judicial practice.
[By it the public at large and the individuals
specially interested are injured.] The two Houses have 1. The Pretious time wasted
neither of them so m time of the Legislature in both Houses
too pretious to be wasted on judicature, to be employed at all
on judicature otherwise than in case of casual and extraordinary
occasion for the exercise of the necessary controul over the practice conduct
of the subordinate authority the legislator. [+]
[+] Important as the contract
is to occupy day after
day occupied in sitting in judgement
on an alledged breach
of contract in each individual
case, is waste added
to waste, is so much repeated
waste. 2. The judicatory ill adapted Were it only by
the largeness and of the possible and the poorly maintaining
of the actual number of the members present in each
individual case a judicatory composed as they both are is an
eminent degree unfit for the purpose of judicature.
3 To all but a few
of the injured the remedy
denied
4 To those few the
remedy dearly sold
By the
3. To the most all but a few of the injured the remedy denied Expence attendant on each such act of incongruous legislation
all remedy the only effectual and effectual remedy which is at
a remedy which at the same time is in itself so simple
is absolutely denied to the vast majority of the people
probably not less perhaps than 999 out of every thousand, which
of to the 4. To the few it is not denied to, the remedy of solely injured parties, are the very few who can
to whom the ability of taking their chance for it is left, another
injury is imposed by the enormous price they are forced to
pay for it.
2
Substitution of single seated
to many seated Judicatory
in this case would be no
departure from the existing
system as in the
Court
No departure from the usage of the existing system would
be this substitution of a single-seated to the multitudinously seated
Judicatory. Single seated is the Judicatory in which the suit
for separation is carried on: to wit the Judicatory called
the Spiritual Court. the in Consistory diocese in which the Metropolis
is situated the Deanery of the the of the
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