In the case of a private matter, the matter is communicated to a private litigant. In each of the four categories provided for by the law, the litigant 's declaration is limited to suit the issue of litigation. In the case of a public case, a civil litigant will be sent to the litigant. There prepared a water meter, there is a small pipe, the water into this, to provide the length of time in the debate. In cases involving more than five thousand de Lakma, ten gallons are permitted, and the second time, three gallons each. Between the thousand and five thousand drachmas, the first to speak of seven gallons, the second two to steal; less than one thousand DS Lakma, five gallons and two plus steal. Mediation between the hostile parties, indeed six plus steal, no second statement. When the secretary read a resolution into law, or sworn statements and treaties, the ballot into the management of the water when the official will be more his hands on the water pipe. However, if the case is carried out in accordance with the fixed limits of the day, he will not stop the supply of water, but must provide an equal supply of …show more content…
When the public prosecution case must be submitted to a one-thousand-member jury, the two courts are merged into one, [the most important case is filed] with 1,500 jurors, or three tribunals. The voting ball is made of copper, with a shaft in the center, half the center of the polling ball is perforated, the other half is not perforated. At the end of the speech, the official who designated the ticket was about to cast the ball for two passes and one for each chapter, one for piercing and the other for no perforation. This is clearly seen by the litigants, so that no one takes two hollow or two solid balls. And then designated the official to take this job to take the stick of the jury, as he has been voted for the proof. Each voucher was written with a "3", because he took out the certificate, you can receive three Ober. So that all of them will vote; for voters will not receive this voucher. In the court there are two bottles, one of the copper, one wood, two separate, so that someone secretly thrown into the ball can not see the ball, the jury will vote here, copper bottle into a few votes, wood Bottle into the vote, copper bottle has a lid, covered with a mouth, its large just to accommodate a voting ball, so that a person can not vote two votes. When the jury voted, the shearer first asked whether the litigant needed evidence from the witness, since they could not deny it after the ballot had begun. Then he announced