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G.B. 1827. Decr.25.
Law Amendment.Propositions
Ch. II. Codification; or
Ch. III. Remedies
3. Satisfactive

1.
Subsequential Remedies
Satisfaction.

2. Satisfactive Punitive
Connection with punishment.

3. Satisfactive.
Satisfaction mode –
1. Separately considered.
2. Jointly considered.

4. Satisfactive
Satisfaction
1. Compensative.
2. Restitution.
3. Attestative.
4. Vindicative.
5. Vindictive.

5. So Compensation
Compensation the
most extensively
applicable.

6. Restitution
Restitution a suppressive
remedy applicable
to cases when
wrongdoer detains
from wrongee a transferable
person or
thing.

7. Restitution
In no case can restitution
alone render
satisfaction adequate.

8. Restitution
For restitution, let
Judge apply immediately
to the passive
faculties of the subject
matter.

9. Attestation
Attestative satisfaction
applicable
to those cases alone
where damage done
by causing misconception
as to person
reputation, property,
or condition in
life.

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10. Attestation
Attestative satisfaction
rendered by judicial
degree.

11. Attestation
Examples –
1. Wrongful defamation.
2. Usurpation of reputation.
3. Wrongful transference
of good repute.

12. Attestation
III. Satis Further example,
offence affecting
title to
benefit.

13. Vindication
III. Satisfaction vindicative,
a sub-mode
of the attestative.

14. Vindicative
IV. Satisfaction vindictive,
applicability
and actual application
co-extensive
with the punitive
remedy.

15. Compensative
Compensation applicable
to every offence
where an individual
specially wronged.
So also to many Public
offence.

16. Compensative
As to quantum of
matter of good requisite
for compensation –
Rule 1. In addition to
what the nature of
the individual case
affords, so much is
requisite as will
make the satisfaction
adequate, and
no more than adequate.

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17. Compensative
Rule 2. The want
of certainty as to actual
receipt to be
taken into account.

18. Compensative
Rule 3. If Wrongee's
profits would have
been more than
the ordinary rate of
interests, these profits
intercepted by
the offence, to be taken
into the account.

19. Compensative Restitutive
Rule 4. Where restitution
not performed,
compensation
required in lieu.

20. Compensative
Rule 5. Value of
affection to be taken
into the account.
Reason 1. Otherwise
satisfaction would
fail to be given.
2. This inadequacy
would operate as
a premium on the
committal of the
offence.

Identifier: | JB/064/146/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 64.
Date_1	1827-12-25	Marginal Summary Numbering	1-20
Box	064	Main Headings	Law Amendment
Folio number	146	Info in main headings field	Law Amendment
Image	001	Titles
Category	Marginal summary sheet	Number of Pages	1
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering	D7 / E1 / F26
Penner		Watermarks	J WHATMAN TURKEY MILL 1824
Marginals		Paper Producer	Jonathan Blenman
Corrections	Jeremy Bentham	Paper Produced in Year	1824
Notes public		ID Number	20500
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