April 1805

Evidence

Securities

Ch. Procedure Technical

''.3. Objects ulterior

The quantity of lawyers profit extractable out of the aggregate of suits is encreasible in /may be encreased in either of/ two ways - by encreasing the number of suits in which the services of the man of law in his several forms must /require/ to be purchased, or by encreasing the number of instances in which it requires to be purchased on the occasion of each suit. In both ways it receives a proportionate encrease from the non-notoriety /unnotoriety/ /unscrutableness/ - the uncertainty - of the law. The greater the number of suits in existence, the greater the demand for his assistance /exertions/: the greater the number of suits in contemplation, his disposition of the law in relation to them presenting itself as indeterminate the greater the demand for his advice.