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SECOND DIVISION,—Civil Laws.

BOOK I.

SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT.

Section Page
XLVII. Hereditary Succession 49
XLVIII. Great Officers of State not authorized to confer Appointments 51
XLIX. Officers of Government not allowed to solicit hereditary Honours 52
L. Supernumerary Officers of Government ibid.
LI. Transmission of official Dispatches 54
LII. Partiality in the Examination of Candidates for Degrees 55
LIII. Relative to Officers of Government dismissed for Misconduct 56
LIV. Officers of Government quitting their Stations without leave 57
LV. Officers of Government to proceed to their Destinations without Delay 58
LVI. Attendance of Officers of Government at Court 59
LVII. Irregular Interference of Superiors with subordinate Magistrates ibid.
LVIII. Cabals and State Intrigues 60
LIX. Combination and Collusion between provincial Officers and Officers of the Court 62
LX. Addresses in favour of Great Officers of State ibid.

BOOK II.

CONDUCT OF THE MAGISTRATES.

LXI. Due Knowledge of the Laws 64
LXII. Non-Execution of an Imperial Edict 65
LXIII. Destroying or discarding Edicts and Seals of Office ibid.
LXIV. Errors and Informalities in public Documents 67
LXV. Neglecting to make such Reports to superior Officers as are by Law required 68