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18. When the plaintiff in his written claim con- be examined in its turn, not all subjects at the same time. A plaint referring to many distinct articles or to several different accusations is not faulty under this rule. M.

13, 14. 'The order is inverted,' i.e. several syllables are inverted in position in the written charge. Viram., Smr/ti>^.

13. 'The arrangement is confused,' when the natural order of the sentence is interrupted and the sense vitiated in consequence. Viram., Sran'tik.

13. 'Scattered what belongs together,' i.e. the several parts of a proposition are not put together. Ibid.

17. 'Because the trial is inconsistent,' because the different parts of the suit do not agree. Smr/ti^.

founds the charge with the evidence, such a claim also cannot take effect, because the proper order of propositions is violated in it.