24 Dec r 1806

Scotch Reform To L d Grenville 11(9

Resolut. 10

Advocate Suspension

By this system of compleat and perpetual explanation, regularly and promptly certified to the superordinate Court (a copy taken without additional or at least without double labour by any one of the ingenious devices in modern use does the business to perfection and almost without expence) by this notification with appropriate publication (all profit by delay being moreover take [...?] a remedy without which all others put together will be of little value) all arbitrary power of creating under delay promises to be done away /extinguished/: if not compleatly, at any rate to [...?] a degree as the nature of men and things admitts of.

To second however the operation of this moral remedy /[...?] and new[?] reformed/ the obvious strict and legal remedies must not be omitted. application to the superordinate Court for an order to the superordinate, requiring it to proceed, as to the cause why it does not proceed to Judgment: complaint against the Judge for not having proceeded at the time when he ought to have proceeded. Complaint against the Judge in the score of a false entry in the Register (a false assertion in regard to the matter of fact) complaint against him for delay founded without sufficient grounds in the matter of fact asserted in the entry, supposing it ture /taking it for true/. (of course no such complaint to be made to the superordinate without previous notice to the subordinate Judge) power to the plaintiff to insist upon a judgment repelling his demand in toto as pro tanto as the superordinate Judge thonks fit, for the purpos of having a judgment to appeal from to the superordinate.