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1827. Novr. 4 +
Law Amendment

ult
Propositions
Procedure
§. Initiatory Applications:
Commencement


to produce inadequate sides
interest is [1]
Beginning.

The existing system is purely
The existing system has led to encrease of publicity
and the encrease of publicity in in judicature or the of mankind in the means of
(for occurring effect)
mak

Completed Made up the list of those individuals in whose instance evidence in
whatsoever way elicited affords no adequate promise of being
of use, receives in regard to so whatsoever is to be received at that same judicatory the order in which the different evidence
of the different proposed witnesses or other evidence holders shall be called for present itself.

[1] Propositions such as those
could not have received existence,
if the elaborately
fabricated nursery of
had been matter
of indifference.

Officially or
distinguished excepted
individual feelings are
beneath all case

Unaduced with thought no the can not bind itself to circumstances.
The existing system is not with thought, but the
thought, being the opposite to what the appropriate these users.
How they must be extended squeezed into the compass of a day
that which can not put to employ and that which on the part of
may render so ever the mass
all must come under that for that which can not but be his
at the of that which might be laid on the to
or to doing .

1
Order in which proposed
evidence holders shall
present themselves — in
setting this order consider
how
attention must be
had to the circumstances
of each individual as
in order to minimize
sufferance & maximize
comfort

In each and every individual case to make in that same
case the provision that may and ought to be made for human
failing — minimizing sufferance maximizing
comfort, attention to the individual circumstances of that same
case is necessary: in the case of a wrong, alledged not only to the circumstance
in which the wrong was done, but to the circumstance
pecuniary included in which the parties on both sides author
or authors of the wrong sufferer or sufferers by the wrong
and in the case of non-litigant witnesses circumstances in respect
of failure or difficulty of attendance and delivery of the evidence
2
Existing system in this respect compared
works like a
steam engine

are placed. A steam engine pays No attention pays the piston of a steam-engine
to individual circumstance it moves up and down by
general rules: no such ingredient as thought has it in the composition
of it. In its ordinary course the existing system takes
for its guide the steam-engine, for its precedent the operation of
the steam-engine: like that it goes up and down regardless of consequence:
not that it takes not thought on any occasion; there are on no occasion does it take thought but for
where it does the thought is worse than
how little then or now the feelings of the piston may have to
thought, other persons there are to whose claim to it resistance
is not possible.



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Date_1

1827-11-04

Marginal Summary Numbering

1-2

Box

056

Main Headings

Law Amendment

Folio number

210

Info in main headings field

Law Amendment

Image

001

Titles

Category

Text sheet

Number of Pages

1

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

Watermarks

Marginals

George Bentham

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

18266

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