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Subject: RE: DIS: Re: BUS: Intent on CFJ 1932a
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(sorry for replying to the wrong message, I couldn't find the original)

Goethe wrote:
> I bar root and ais523:

You can't bar two people in an inquiry CFJ, according to rule 591. Does =
that mean that nobody is barred, or that the CFJ didn't happen in the =
first place?

If and only if the message archived at =
<http://www.agoranomic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/private/agora-business/2008-Ma=
y/010548.html> did not initiate a CFJ, then I call for judgement on the =
following statement, barring Goethe:

       If an appealed equity case judgement is REMANDED or REASSIGNED,
       the original (prior) judgement remains a binding agreement.

If I filed a CFJ earlier in this message, then the following is my =
evidence. If I did not file a CFJ earlier in this message, then the =
following are my gratuitous arguments in the CFJ that Goethe filed in =
the message above:

See Goethe's message that I linked above. As e pointed out, rule =
101(vii) seems the only rule likely to be capable of preventing the =
original judgement remaining, and that would only apply when the =
judgement was in fact a punishment; equity case judgements can be =
punishments, but often are not, and in the case that they are, it seems =
to me that rule 101(vii) would prevent the second judgement being given, =
rather than the first one, if both were punishments. (The mere act of =
reassigning does not necessarily imply that the new judgement will be a =
punishment; in fact, if it did, that would seem to me to be a[nother] =
huge abuse of the judicial system. Rule 101(vii), instead, prevents the =
second judgement being a punishment if the first judgement was one.) =
This seems, in the case of criminal cases, at least, to be a bug; in the =
case of equity cases, it is less problematic, because the judgement is =
only put in place after a week, or when all parties to the contract in =
question have agreed, and if any of them wanted to appeal they would =
likely do so before the week were up.
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