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Englische anonyme Übersetzung des IPO (1713)
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Kollationsvorlage:
A General Collection Of Treatys, Manifesto's, Contracts of Marriage, Renunciations, and other Publick
Papers, from the Year 1495, to the Year 1712. Vol. II Containing ... With an Introduction, giving some
Account of this Work. The second Edition. London: J.J. und P. Knapton, J. Darby u.a. 1732 (7: 8° J. gent.
136i),
377.
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[Art. III,1 IPO ÷ § 5 IPM]
III. According to this Foundation of a general and unlimited Amnesty, all and every
the Electors of the Sacred Roman Empire, the Princes and States therein included,
the Nobility that hold immediately of the Empire, their Vassals, Subjects, Citizens
and Inhabitants, who upon occasion of the Troubles of Bohemia and Germany, or
upon the account of Alliances contracted on one side and another, may have suffer'd
any Prejudice or Damage from either Party, in any manner, or under any pretext
whatsoever, either in their Domains, Goods, Fees, Sub-Fees, Allodials, or in their
Dignities, Immunities, Rights and Privileges, shall be fully re-establish'd on both
sides, in the same State, both as to Spirituals and Temporals, which they enjoy'd, or
could of Right enjoy before those Troubles, notwithstanding all the Changes made to
the contrary, which shall be annul'd and remain void.
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[Art. III,2 IPO ~ § 6 IPM]
But as these and such like Restitutions ought to be all understood, saving
whatsoever Rights, either of Dominium directum, or Dominium utile, go along with
the Goods which are to be restor'd, whether Secular or Ecclesiastical, and belong to
him who makes Restitution, or to him to whom Restitution is made, or to any third
Person; saving also the Rights which lie undetermin'd either in the Imperial Court,
or in the Imperial Chamber, or in the other mediate or immediate Tribunals of the
Empire; so this general saving Clause, or others more special mention'd afterwards,
may not in any ways hinder this Restitution: But these Competencies, Rights,
Actions and Processes shall, after Restitution made, be examin'd, discuss'd and
dispatch'd before the competent Judg. Nor shall this Reserve be of any prejudice to
the said universal and unlimited Amnesty, nor extend to Proscriptions,
Confiscations, and other such like Alienations; and far less shall it derogate from the
Articles that shall be otherwise agreed, and particularly to the redressing of
Grievances: for it will appear afterwards, in the Article of redressing of Ecclesiastical
Grievances, what Right those who are or shall be restor'd shall have in Ecclesiastical
Goods, which have been contested, and under debate, to this very time.
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