10 Aug. 1804

Procedure

Ch. Non-homologation

''. incorrigible

2. Substantive Law. The abrogated practice a practice consisting in the omission to make that provision which men in general naturally expect to see made and suppose to be made for the effectation of the obvious dictates of natural justice.

Example. The giving to the practice of rendering satisfaction for injury co-extensive with injury itself.

3. Substantive Law again. The abrogated practice /arrangements/, a practice the effect of which is in cases where satisfaction is possessed to be given, to take it away on the ground of events which do not abrogate the demand for it. Example. Such /Examples/ as [the] death of either of the parties: the injurer, or the party injured.