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1827 Nov. 9 Jany 10. 24 Marginalized Nov 9 Copied
Penal Code 1827 26 Decr Suppment Superseded
I. Offences collectively
Ch. Remedies
§. Suppressive
☞ 31 Decr 1827
Remains to be employed

Offences – to what
applicable.
Continuous offences,
species –

I. Exactu continuo.

II. Ex intentione persistente?
– here absorbed in the act.

III. Ex habitu.
NB. A habit may be
constituted of any consummate
offences.

☞ Take notice of the
English practice Exist g System as regards
presumed notorious
thieves.
Ex-habitu – Examples –
abuse of power, whether
private, semi-public,
or public.

Repetition of wrongs
separately too inconsiderable
to present
a demand for satisfaction
or punishment.
See Vexation corporal
and vexation mental.

IV. Exactu negativo.
When an obligation
remains unfulfilled.
Examples.
1. Non-payment of taxes.
2. Non-reddition of personal
military service.
3. Non-contribution
of personal service
in the repair of a
road, or other immoveable
instrument of
communication.

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V. Ex opere permanente.
Examples.
1. Continuance of noisome
manufactures.
2. Continuance of noisome
edifices.
3. Continuance of erections
or groundworks,
obstructive of moveable
instruments of communication.
Continuance of usurpation
of streams of
water or water courses.

VI. Ex scripto et similibus.
Continued publication
of wrongous writings
whatsoever be the party
wronged, private, semi-public
or public.
Continued exhibition
or vendition, or distribution
gratuitous of
graphic signs –
superficial as paintings
or paints – or solid, as
relief or statues.

Appropriate suppressive
remedies – destruction
or transformation.
The wrongor compelled
to indicate places and
persons to which, and
when the instrument
of delinquency has
been, or is about to
be communicated.

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VII. Ex occasione.
Examples.
Series of wrongs of the
same or different
species, committed or
liable to be committed
on one or both sides,
on the occasion of
the same quarrel.

Appropriate suppressive
remedies –
1. Mutual bondsmen
finding.
2. Judicial commination
addressed to both.
3. Presence banishment
of one or both.
4. Temporary imprisonment
of one, or both.

VIII. Ex-cooperatione.
Examples. See No. VII.
ex occasione – the demand
for remedy encreased
in this case
to an indefinite degree
by the possible multitude
of co-offenders.

For appropriate remedies,
see the species ex occasione.

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Date_1	1827-01-10	Marginal Summary Numbering	Not numbered
Box	064	Main Headings	Penal Code
Folio number	156	Info in main headings field	Penal Code
Image	001	Titles
Category	Marginal summary sheet	Number of Pages	2
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	E2 F34 /
Penner		Watermarks
Marginals		Paper Producer
Corrections	George Bentham; Jeremy Bentham	Paper Produced in Year
Notes public		ID Number	20510
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