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7.
C
Extortion
The value of a new service occurring in an old office is to be
estimated from its similarity to the old services. As the fee
which is annext to that one of the old services which comes nearest
to the new one is to the service it belongs to, so let the fee for the
new service be to such new services.
To p.
The Fees for offices and all services incident to these offices
ought every where to be adjusted by the legislator. Where this
is not done the extortion is not more to be imputed to the incapacity
of the officer than to the negligence of the Legislator.
In as far as a Legislator authorizes an officer to take
more money for his service than it is worth, or makes more
such services necessary (to the validity of a transaction) than
the end requires he lays on a Tax.
An officer is to be deemed to have given the party
to understand that he will not do the service unless the
fee be given him if he do but demand it.
So if he do but accept it when offered
Where there is no service to be done for the fee, or where
the service is already performed and the party injured it
no-
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