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1927. Novr. 2d.
Law Amendment.Propositions
Ch. II. Codification
§. XII. Remedies

85 or 1. Satisf. Punits.
Rule as to Satisfaction.
1. In so far as pecuniary
punishment is
liable to come in competition
with satisfaction.

86 or 2. Satisf. Compens.
2. To compensation
the preference.

87 or 3. Satis. Punit.
If any difference, satisfaction
a more
effectual punishment
than punishment itself.

88 or 4. Satisf. Punits.
If a loss sufficient
for satisfaction be
not so for punishment,
add the pecuniary
difference.

89 or 5. Punit. Off. profit
Rule as to quantum
of punishment – limitation
of pecuniary
punishment on
the side of deficiency.
Let the loss inflicted
be greater than the
profit of the offence.

90 or 6. Punit. Off. Profit
For limitation on the
side of excess.
Let no more than
sufficient individual
suffering be produced
than what Judge
deems sufficient.

91 of 7. Punit. Fixt not
On both accounts,
let the quantity never
be fixt or limited.

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92 or 8. Punit. quantum.
Two circumstances
productive of excess
or deficiency –
1. Variation in the profit
of the offence.
2. in the pecuniary
circumstances of the
individual.

93 or 9. Punit. quantum
Not only direct, but
indirect profit of the
offence to be taken
into account.

93*. 10. Exist. Syst. Satisf. Punit.
Total inattention to
these considerations
under existing system,
notwithstanding they
have been repeatedly
laid before the public
for 38 years past.

94 or 11. Compens. Punit.
III. Rules for adjustmt.
of pecuniary circumstances
of the parties.

95 or 12. Compens. Punit.
Amount of suffering
inflicted by a given
loss depends on degree
of prosperity.

96 or 13. Compens. Punit.
Degrees of prosperity
depend on
1. Rank in life.
2. Habitual income.
3. Present income.
4. No. of dependents.
5. Exigencies of dependents.
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97 or 14. Punit. Compens. Costs.
Costs to be included
in the account of
the loss.

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98 or 15. Compens. Excess but
IV. Rules for adjustmt.
of compensation.
Case 1. Prosperity equal
nothing less than full
amount of damage:
but prefer excess to deficiency.

99 or 16. Compens.
Case 2. Wrongor's prosperity
superior: here
also prefer excess to
deficiency.

100 or 17. Compens. Punit.
Case 3. Wrongee's prosperity
superior, satisfaction
should never
exceed the quantum
necessary for punishment.

101 18. Compens. Punit.
Cases where such
compensation would
not be worth receiving
by rich wrongee. Then
it may be proposed to
Judge Judge to give it to the public or to substitute
other punishment.
Pride would not prevent public
from receiving it.

102 or 19. Compens. Punit.
Multitude limits
of co-offender not compensation,
as it does punishment.

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Date_1	1827-11-02	Marginal Summary Numbering	85 or 1 - 93 or 9, 93* or 10, 94 or 11 - 102 or 19
Box	064	Main Headings	Law Amendment
Folio number	166	Info in main headings field	Law Amendment
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Category	Marginal summary sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	D6 / E6 / F28
Penner		Watermarks	J WHATMAN TURKEY MILL 1824
Marginals		Paper Producer	Jonathan Blenman
Corrections	Jeremy Bentham	Paper Produced in Year	1824
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