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 Doc, IHCH. They arc, however, to he found in the aiipcndix, 
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 Ill liou of further j-reface, the compiler hue placed in the 
 comnicnccnicnt of this work, as (though open to soino criticism 
 still) a far hotter introduction to the subject than any he 
 could hope to write, the remarks made by tiie late Chief Justice 
 Sewell on pleading under the old French law, in the trial of 
 Forbes Vi. Atkinson (i-. Stuart's lloports, \>\>. 107 to I IB). 
 
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TAHLK OF COXTKNTS. 
 
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 SXATf TK JT-.IO VICT., Cll. J5 ^^^ 
 
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 StaTI TKS p VKT, HI. 26, A.NI) jj VICT., LU IJ, 17, 18 STAT. 
 
 mK (J , IIKI.S(, A.MK.NI).MK.Nrs TO COUK Of CIVIL JKCKKULRK XXXV 
 
 AmikKviAiius-, 
 
 XXXIX 
 
 Lis I UK AMBNUED AHTRLKS ^i 
 
 CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE OF LOWER CANADA. 
 
 FIRST I' ART. 
 
 Gk.skral Provisions 
 
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 SECOND PART. 
 
 I'RoCEDUkE BEFORE TlIK CtJLTKT.S. 
 BOOK FIRST. 
 
 SfPEKIUK COURT. 
 Pkellminakv TROVLSIONS 
 
 Title First.— Or t:ib suit „ 
 
 Chap. i. — Ok su.m.njo.ns n 
 
 " XI.— Ok the RETUR.V A.VD PROCEEUINCiS BEKORE CON- 
 TESTATION 
 
 " III.— Of CONTESTATION j 
 
 " IV.— Ok INCIUEKTS J 
 
 *' v.— Ok ARTICLfLATION OF FACTS 
 
 VI. — Of TRIAL 
 
 Ok PROOF 
 
 Of trial IJV JL/KY jj 
 
 Vll.— Of DIVERS OTHER INCIDENTAL PKOCEEDINUS . . . . 61 
 
 " Vm.— Of FINAL JCUOMENT 5, 
 
 O" COSTS ''" 66 
 
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 TiTIK Shm.NK. -<•! HKMr'lJlKs A(,AIN-,r Jl IM.MI'N T<; '7 
 
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 Ok kkvikw hkkijkk iiikHK jiim.ks '"» 
 
 It ,,._Ok PETITIONS IN RKVIK ATION OF Jt'WiMKNT 7< 
 
 »• III.— (M- iipl'iiSITIoNs liV TIIIKI) PAHTlKs 7- 
 
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 «( y__(),.- ji l)|i lAI. SKi.il KsIR ATION «34 
 
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 «i v.— Ok actions of houndakv ok to vf.kh v ok 
 
 KFATIKS ANCIKNT BOLNDAKIKfl 144 
 
 t> \ ,__()[.• possF.SSOKY ACTKINS '44 
 
 (t VII.— Ok CONFIRMATION OKTITI-F MS 
 
 tt V, , ,._Ok SK.I'ARATION UKTWKEN CONSORTS 149 
 
 «t ,x.— Of OPPOSITIONS TO MARRIAGE 'S^ 
 
 II X.— l^KOCRF-niNGS AFFKCTING CORP0R.\TI0NS OR PIB- 
 
 I.IC OKFICF.S '52 
 
 (I XI.— Ok TIIK ANNl-LMNG OF I.F.TTF.KS-PATENT 157 
 
 t< .sir.— Ok iiAiiKAS coRPfS An si'bjiciendi-.m in i ivii. 
 
 MATTERS '5*^ 
 
 BOOK THIRD. 
 
 OF THE CIRCUIT COURT. 
 
 TiTI.R FlKST.— Powers AND JURISDICTION OF THK COIRT .... 160 
 
 Title Second.— OKDrN.^KY pkockoure 'f-S 
 
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 OkNKRAI. I'Ko\ IsIONS 177 
 
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 BOOK FIFTH. 
 
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 —Commissioners coirt khr iiik simm arn trim, 
 
 OK S.MALL I AISB> iSi 
 
 — Ok Jt-<TICK,S ok the I'KACK AND OTHER INI'EKIOK 
 
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 — Ok the sale ok im.moveahlks hei.on(,!N(. to 
 
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 —Ok seals ,, 196 
 
 — Ok the inventory uy) 
 
 — Op uenekit OK inventory 201 
 
 — Ok provisional possession , 202 
 
 —Ok vacant successions 203 
 
X TABLE OF C0MKNT8. 
 
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 Tit. Seventh. — nENP.RAT, provisidns Api-i.YiNf; to the iiikfe- 
 
 RF.NT titles ok the tiiiki) part of this 
 
 "">E 203 
 
 Tit. Kiumth.— Oi- arbitrations is gfn'ekai 204 
 
 Tit. Ninth.— Division ok i.owek t asada into uistricts for 
 
 THE AUMINISTRATIUN OK Jf.STICK J05 
 
 Kii.Es OK Practice in the siperiok court 211 
 
 CIRCUIT " 2V1 
 
 " " " S. C. SITTINi; IN rhvkion 238 
 
 " " COURT OK fJIEHN's I1E.V( H (aiTEAI. 
 
 ■^n>H.) J39 
 
 Act relating to appkals krom admiralty courts 245 
 
 Act RKfiULATiNt; pr \( tice and fees in vice-sdmirai.tn- courts. 246 
 
 Rules and re(;ulation.s of the court of vick-admiraltv ... 248 
 
 Rules OK Practice in the privy (ouncii 286 
 
 Tariff OK advocatfs' fees in the superior court 293 
 
 " bailiffs' " " " " 30^ 
 
 " advocates' " " circuit COURT 306 
 
 " HAII.IFFS' " " " " 3,8 
 
 " FEES PAY WILE TO COUNSEL AND OFFICERS OF COURT, 
 
 IN THE COURT OF gUKEN's BENCH (APPEAL SIUB). . . 323 
 
 Tables of stamp dities payable on law pkoceedinds in 
 
 THE S. C 33, 
 
 Ditto ditto in the c. c 3.^3 
 
 Tariff of kee.s in the court of vice-admiralty 359 
 
 Rules of practice in in.solvkncy 369 
 
 Tariff of Fees in insolvency 374 
 
 Appendix 37f^ 
 
 INOK" 395 
 
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 A SHORT DISSKRTATION 
 
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 THE I.ATK nilEK JUSTKK SEWELL* 
 
 LooKAi,, MsriNfT and coxsistk.vt fr.KAnixo is essential to 
 the rigiitndministriition of justice, and to facilifaff the nltain- 
 inont <il" this importaiit ot.joct the several furins ol |,l(.ii(li,ij,'s, 
 i'r)ntaineil in tli.- aj.j>en<lix to the rules and orders, have been 
 lirescrihed. The prim-iple, upon which these forms are founded, 
 should he thorou;,'hly understood, and I shall avail myself of tho 
 ojijiortunity now otfered, to e.Xjdain them f^enerally. 
 
 Kvfry contested suit at law consists of the <l'm,in<lf on ono 
 side,^ and the 'l>/,nxr uj.on the other. Vide the words " /ntm- 
 tlilx" ,t '• Artiriiliitioii <Ux fuitx" m the li<i„rt,urf. The term 
 >l<m,i»'l.- imjdies the representation, and the claim of redress, 
 which tho plaintiff, in any instance or suit at law, makes 
 against tho defendant, for or by reason of the futtH which 
 constitute his cause of action ; and a d<:m<in<l<- is therefore said 
 to be " the exercise of a rij^ht of action." f Tne term (l>u'»nHr, 
 on tho other hand, implies all that the defendant offers, by way 
 of opposition or resistance, aj^ainst the plantiff's <l<m,inde. \ 
 The matters which constitute tho d>nvmd) and tho f/c/V«*e, in 
 any case, aro respectively set forth in the pleadinjfs of the par- 
 ties, which vary aecordin)^ to the grounds upon which they are 
 made, and tho objects they are desi^jned to attain. 
 
 Pleading, therefore, is the statement of the facts which consti- 
 tute tho plaintiff's cause of action, or the defendant's ground of 
 defence, exhibited in writing in technical form. It is the mode 
 of alleging that, wliich is afterwards to become in evidence the 
 support of the party by whom it is alleged, || or, a simple 
 negatur of that which is alleged by an adversary ; tho former 
 
 * This essay is f.aken from Stuart's L. C. Roi.orli*, p. 10". 
 t 7. Pigeau. S."?. ' ' 
 
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 1113 T.4lep, 159.— Doug. 278, 
 
 1st. and 5th. 
 
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 hi 
 
 i: : 
 
 x'int? an afliriii.itivi-, tlie latter a nc;;fativo pleading,'. 
 
 iiffi 
 
 rmativ 
 
 rl 
 
 vnnrl HHiuii . 
 
 An 
 
 (• i.lcailiii;,' i'(in.-i.-t.-< (if two jiart.". tlic Uh.l nxu\ fho 
 
 III tin; lilicl 
 
 or tximtiinit as It ii* .■'oinctiino.H 
 
 called,— tilt- fa.-ts uhicli .•mistitiitc the irrniin-ls ..f the iiJcailinL' 
 
 that 
 
 IS t 
 
 11 Mav 
 
 th 
 
 |irciiii.-c,«. t'rniii whicli the oiiin'lii«i(ins in 1 
 
 nv 
 
 aro to follow, arc- alL-i^.M! tinii sot forth di.-tinotly as to timo, 
 liluco. i-erson ancl circiiinstan.-o ; f without coimnent or arKU- 
 inont of any kind. | And to the- lihel, whii-h should contain all 
 that is necessary to justify tluM-onclu.-ion and no more, is added 
 tho jir.vyer of the pleader, in apt words, for that speeitic remedy 
 or relief, to wliidi hy law. the fads which he has lihelleil entitio 
 him. and this i,- the <'oncliision. ;] A ne>,'ative pleading', in 
 like manner, consists of two parts ; of a direct (Iene}j;ation (d' 
 that to which it answers, and of the conclusion, whi<di asks that 
 relief or reme<ly to whi(di the ph'ader will he hy law entitled, if 
 that which he denies. In- not verilied. 
 
 In the law of Kn^rl.Mid it is a jjeneral rule in pleading', " That 
 " a mere prayer for judj,'inent without pointing out the appro- 
 " priate rem-iiy, is .sutlicient. and that the facts bein;,' fhewn, 
 "tho court'.' ojficio, in bound to pronounce the proper judi^- 
 "nient." § Hut tho reverse of tliis rule is the principle of tl?e 
 law of Canada. With us the .onclusions are held to bo essential 
 to tho proceedin;,'s, 1! and must contain, il jjciiu <U: nu//it,', all 
 that tho jiKlgment of the cmnt mu.«t comprehend.** For 
 although tho conclu.sion.s m.iy by tho court bo allowed or 
 rejected /// tot,,, or mo(lifio<i and allowed in part, and rejected in 
 part.ft still what is omitted in the conclusiitns cannot be'suppliod 
 by the court, not even if it appear- in sub.stanco in tho body, or 
 lihel, of the pleading.]::^ ^ 
 
 Tho </r,'l„n,t,;,n is tho lir.^t pleading in every case. It sets 
 forth tho facts which constitute the plaintiff's <l,w,ii,ile, and is 
 always an atlirinativo pleading. I'lmn are the pleadings, which 
 sot torth tho d>j,iis,^ „f the defendant, and these aro soniotimcs 
 negative, and sometime.- allirmativo. A negative i)lea denies 
 tho matters which con.stituto tho grounds or j'omh of tho plain- 
 
 * Henneoius in Pandectas. part 2, s. 32— Brown's Civil Law, 
 vol. !., Ji. .{5. 
 
 t I Pigeau, 2116, 270.— 1 (hiurot, 4.-Codo Civile, tit. 2, art. 1, 
 and tit. 2(1, art. 1. 
 
 } rth Pothier, 4to., 55, art. 4, c. .'i.— Code Civile, tit. 20, art. I. 
 
 II Kepertoiro, vrh„, Conclure, Svo., vol. .viv., p 77 
 
 § -Jtl' Kn.«t 502, 50y ; 5th, //,. 270, 271.-l.-t Chitty, 243. 445. 
 
 L , , V ; '^*-'I'"«"t"iro, 8vo., p. 77. viri.,, Conclure. 
 
 U i,l\ , ", ^''^i'^^'t"'''*-'. «vo. p. 78.— Code Civile, tit. 2, art. 1. 
 
 ^1 V'- '^^M'^''f'>'r«-'. Ih 78 and 17.— Vol. p. 479, verbo, Do- 
 inamie.— L. C. Denizart, turb,,, Conclusions, vol. p. 83, no. 2. 
 
 i; 14 Vol. Repertoire, 8vo., pp. 7(1, 7«, -I Pigeau, 3yi>, 400, 
 
 Hi! 
 
lending;. 
 
 An 
 
 le lil»l anil the 
 it 19 ."iiiiictimcH 
 of tho ploailirifj, 
 iicliif<i(>ii,« ill law 
 ictly aa to fimo, 
 iiiiicnt or arj^ii- 
 luiilil i-iiiitaiii all 
 II mmo, i.-' a<i(leij 
 
 .-|i(M.'itii- reiiKniy 
 s lilicllcd ciititio 
 ve iili-adiii;;, in 
 t <l(Mn'gatii.ii of 
 
 which ask.- that 
 ■ law entitled, if 
 
 deudin;,', " That 
 out tho appru- 
 t.x Ijoiii;^ fhewn, 
 proper jiid;^- 
 irinc'iplu of tiio 
 d to bo e.-<sential 
 H> (t<: nullili', all 
 reheml.** For 
 be allowed or 
 , and rejei'ted in 
 inot be .-^uppliod 
 in tho body, or 
 
 case. It 8et.i 
 liiiitiixlr, and is 
 leadinf^f, which 
 are HoniotinicH 
 vo plea denies 
 /« of tho plain - 
 
 kvn's Civil Law. 
 
 0, tit. 2, art. I, 
 
 . tit. 20, art. I. 
 
 1. 77. 
 
 hitty. 24;5, Uo. 
 
 lire. 
 
 le, tit. 2, art. J. 
 
 i7y, verbo, Dc- 
 
 |). S3, no. 2. 
 
 mu, ;jy9, 4(1". 
 
 i 
 
 I 
 
 
 
 t Prov. Ord. 2.-. Geo. Ilf <• •' « i • 
 M'ode Civile, (if. 11 r 1 "' V ■" * . . 
 -•• ^vo. p. 4. ,,,,. ..j;,;;^,::;,;^;,- • '-rot, 4 Hepertol., 2 
 
 A 
 
 * 
 
x\w 
 
 HKMAkKS O.V IM.KA 
 
 Dl.VO. 
 
 I I'M: 
 
 'rlli 
 
 of (/.... -no.rJi!.^7i,j':^; ,,,,:;/:;;::i;;[„"i'':' vv'-" '■■^''"'■'^ 
 
 an I will „wai.l ,„ |,i,„ ,|.,. . ' , r , r / ' '." '"" 'J'"'''rati„n." 
 
 «I-i,ically ... iorth ana .u"^ ^;r rh;Xt "'l'"^^' T''''"'' '- 
 promiHos.* Uy tho kiiiL'-H wrir r ■*^"' '■'■"''' "f 'ho 
 the .,erena,u/i. .nn.':':,,:/ ^ Z' ..I;,;;"";;;:, "/ '-/ '""iu„, 
 
 an<l If he apix-ars (to i.rt-vonf ' i ■ . ' 'loHarat..,,, '•; | 
 
 Till.-) f<in.«titntes tho tir<t irr,.;t i- • • 
 would bo .-ontrary t I. V ,. o. '",'"" '" 1''^''^'' • f"r. as it 
 
 what „o oourr laufullVn; '' wh ;U';'h;:V"" ?'"-"«-""y 
 
 to an.swor." n.ust ne.v-ssarily bo a V.r '''" """"'"""' 
 
 c-a«c..s in which the dofondant^.'u • . ':';V':;'7 "."/'"'•.'/>" all 
 to answcM." Forwhi.h rcanoMK f i '"' "* ""' '"'"•"' 
 
 «'" by law bound to .L'wrr ' h' i /''•• "':"^''"^ " '»"" ''« i'^ 
 /'■'.*. hi. plea or ploa^ U. ihi. .. r T^"\":'^ '" «'•'. '" /'"m.. 
 
 -ch piia i«. ^^bat iL uuts':;ri:^r^''''^ ■;'" f^"^ 
 
 king now hero, /,. l„„. ,„„''' / '^^ " '^""- '•"•«! the 
 technically distinguisbod fV i,/ ''; -'V '' ^''^^ "'•« "'""-e 
 
 (an<l are thence cilod'' J, ' ' '''""' ""'^^'^''- ">" ''""""'/'• 
 «A «o. /.o.evX^'- A cl :"'''■''''? > •'.Vthe,i,k.or-Vm, 
 
 plea. A negative plea ne ce ' iv k • '"' ^'" '^ "^K-Uivo 
 ^^tated in the .locIarati..ram 1 e . ". » ^'''■TV'^'''" "'" ^''^-t'^ 
 instead of .hewing " tha I o i. ,ot^ "'.'' ''•'' '"'^■'' '^ l''«''' 
 
 would, in fact. auMver tt. 1. .w^ "a "T,.:' i";' "•/--'-■.'• 
 therefore ..lead afllruiativelv fb. ... .♦ the ,lefen<lant n.u.t 
 
 the .uppoJt of in/avoimVn '(<':'; ri";:;';"'^'^ 'f''-^ '"^ 
 
 answer"), all./,'.. ,A «„„ /...,V,/; • re V' - ' >'''' -"""'' *" 
 reason (that is, because they cam oi invCZ' /'^"- '^ •^'^"'« 
 
 --^th, robaiyr^^^ they 
 
 * Rules and orders, n. 2.33 
 t ^'!'- p. K'l. 
 
 e,4t!YXm:.,ril S; ,1;;,.':;'^ ;::i:; ^" 'V;. - p- 
 
rti" " compel tho 
 t'ii". the plairiliflT. 
 Iiis 'ItM-lanitioii/' 
 in luw, whii'h 1,0 
 ;,'iil rc-ult of f(,o 
 
 fo a HI we r (o tho 
 '(ierl.'irahOii " ; | 
 '"■^f him l.y pro- 
 
 /"(^ /Sy /,<,p /,,. ,■, 
 
 )>U'a>' ; for. as it 
 lilt It) jii).\ver t(i 
 riij ('Kii-ffjiK'ntly 
 or bi.> not hoiiinl 
 y iii'/uiri/ in all 
 le iti ;i„^ bound 
 I'litl " that ho i.s 
 'd fih'. /';; t inline 
 
 lUlMirrriU'J t/lr 
 
 fiillo.l " pn/i- 
 iifion of every 
 1' oiir lonl the 
 hey are more 
 er the </' mmtdi- 
 he title of "fin^ 
 " fin do n(,n 
 
 he )i ne;,'ativo 
 "I»<.n the f.ictd 
 V •■'•leh a plea, 
 'i<l to an.'^wer," 
 L'feii(|:mt must 
 h ho relies for 
 
 law bound to 
 
 i'or the saiiio 
 
 f iiction, as it 
 ho suit ; they 
 founded upon 
 
 .XV 
 
 <lo non pro- 
 <"iv., vol. i., 
 
 tho 
 
 nniirt ; 
 Jjrouud 
 
 KKVARKS nv n,KAI.;.N.,. 
 
 prinnple „/.,.„,. ,i,jWt „/ nu,h.,r,,, ;, „„ ., ,„ ,. ^„, ,^^, 
 
 ullejre. tcndiui,' upon this 
 
 the nnitter. which they 
 'lely. '• r„ ,/,/,, i/ //„ 
 
 , , /"'' •"lit I, rill 
 
 •i'"r.v whether the plaintitT hafi 
 n"""ii ;t and Iherelore. /i,„ d, 
 "that th.. aetion may I,,- dismissed 
 
 /<".'/. ■■ without iii- 
 hath not a ri;:ht of 
 
 II or 
 """ )"»<<'d.r ,!,, „„, pray. 
 
 '•'It •* that the writ ari(l 
 
 tion eontained. l.y pleadinj;. 
 I. That by reason of.s,,iue 
 
 ira- 
 
 -."1-1 him to^an^w^ in'!?..'""""' '"''^•^''"'^ '" theeiuise. nor 
 Jorm,. ir •' • *""' this IS the ixrrj.tiun a In 
 
 That b 
 
 y reason of M>me matter which he a 
 
 ♦ .''erpillon, p. 54, note 2. 
 
 t /''• p. o4, note 2. 
 
 t Uules and orders, p. 2.'U5. ] pi,.. i«o 
 
 Kill 1 . ' '**ft»lO*,. 
 
 iiles and orders, p. 2o}. 
 
 i L. V. Denizart, vol. viii i> r,'« / 
 
 {--^aor, see. 2.-7 Pothior;;": J^u s;^;. 7 u.^ T\Xr^ 
 
 Kej.erto.re. r.rto Fin., vol. xvv., 8vo.. p. .l^ls^l^dH^n, J^^ 
 
 1' Rules and orders, )». 2;U5 Jou^so r p . • 
 
XVI 
 
 RKMAKKS ON IM-KAPINO. 
 
 Ill thi'x I'niK' hy law, to an o.xein|ifi<iti fnnii the common ohiijjation 
 to iinswcr; and this i.« tho i j-<i i,iii,u ililni-iin-.* 
 
 Whi-ii /'«» '/'■ U'lit /ifitr/tlir an.' allmvcil, tlm liiilniifr or fiiit in 
 citlier !^iisjifiri(li!il until the courl has authority to jirooe*?'!, and 
 to <Miiii|i<'l an anr<wer, or tin- writ and j)roocs!< ml re»/iitinl> nilum 
 anil tlic dci'laratiuii arc d<.'<'larcd to lit- null and of uo cfTfct ; 
 the dfli'iidimt in the latter ca.^c liciii^^ di.-i'hartfcd or disniinMod 
 out of court, and the jilaintitr oi)Ii;;t>d to !*ui} out ;i new iiroeesH 
 III/ !•' >i/)i)ii(/t niluiii ; but when they arc! overruled as frivoltuiH, 
 the delendant, within tho unio limited hy the juaetiee of the 
 court, is hound " to answer to tho jiliiintitf of the ilniinii'l' eon- 
 taiiied in his declaration," hy o /il<<i tn thi- miinn, of which we 
 will now eni|uire.t 
 
 As that i.1 a jtreliminary pleji, nr jin '/<■ nun firn</(lir, which 
 questions the authority of the court to eiMnpel an answer, and 
 (I'trs lint put in issue the rij^ht of action, as it respects either of 
 the parlies to the suit, or tiie subject matter iii tho suit : ho «• 
 runn iKii, n plea to the action is that whii'h iIoih put in issue the 
 rii,;ht of action, as it respects the parties or tho subject-matter 
 of tho suit, and (/'«x nut <jiiestion the authority of the court in 
 uny minnier. 
 
 The ri;^ht of action is put in i.HSue by a nej^ativo plea, deny- 
 ing the case staled in the declaration, in jioint of fact, or in 
 j)oint of law : ami all such pleas are " (ti'/< nsts an /'hhIh" ; for, 
 as they contest the very f^rounil or fiinilx of the plaint ill's 
 d< ni'indr, by denyinj? the truth of the facts set forth in hi.s 
 declaration, or tho validity of tho law which ho avers to bo tho 
 result of the facts set forth, they iiro distiiifjuishod from other 
 pleas and from the aj^grejj;ate of pl(>;is (which is implied by tho 
 word i/r/rnsi in its j^eneral acceptation) by the particular de- 
 scriptive title of "ili/insi/i nil /'iin/"."^ The rij;ht of action 
 is al.so put in issue by any atlirmative jden, which sets forth 
 and ))leads any matter relatin;^ either to the j)arties or to the 
 subject of the suit, which of iis<df is suflicient in Imr to autho- 
 rise a judi^ment for the defendant, notwithstandini; the facts set 
 forth in the dcclarution of the plaintitV; and all sticii pleas, for 
 the reasons before given, are i .••< f iitiiinn ;\\ but as (!Xce|itions 
 i»f this kind have a ti nd< na/ in (mr to bar the ]daintifi''s action 
 for ever, or to abate it, until tho disability, or other clfect of the 
 matter plea<led,. shall have been removed, they arc distinguished 
 
 , Fins do non 
 vol. XXV., 8vo., 
 
 * L. C. Denizart, vol. viii., p. 6.'i8. r<,l, 
 proc^'der, ss. 1 and 2. — Kepertoire, vciIid, Kin. 
 p. ()2.— 7 Pothier, 16. 
 
 f Rules and orders, sec. 7, arts. 8 and *.>, pp. 68 and 69 
 
 X 7 Pothicr, 14. 
 
 II V'i'iVc untt. 
 
RKMARK8 fiN IM.KlDrXi;. 
 
 xvH 
 
 Hon obligiitiMn 
 
 iiinir or fiiit in 
 I iirooec'l, aii<l 
 
 ri'n/iiinil' niliiiii 
 <i iif no I'tTcrt ; 
 >\ or (lisrni.-'cod 
 
 ii new jirix'cHH 
 I us frivolouM, 
 iiac'tiee of tins 
 ' ilniiitnitr eon- 
 'I, ol" which we 
 
 rnc'ili-r, which 
 
 III answer, iind 
 jicct.x i' it her of 
 tho suit ; ,mo >■ 
 lilt in issiio tho 
 siil)ji!ct-iiiiitter 
 of the court in 
 
 ve plea, deny- 
 
 I of fact, or in 
 
 II fiiiiils": for, 
 tho jplaiiitill's 
 t forth in his 
 Ivors to be the 
 led from other 
 iiiiplied l>y the 
 |(articuliir de- 
 •i;?ht of action 
 licii seta fortli 
 irtics or to the 
 ! hiir to autho- 
 ij; tiic facts set 
 siicli pleas, for 
 
 as exceptions 
 aintift"',« action 
 or effect of the 
 
 distinguished 
 
 Fins de non 
 ol. XXV., 8vo., 
 
 i and 69. 
 
 from that class of exceptions which, under the title of i.ielimi- 
 iiary pleas. ory/,.« ,/. „..„ ,.r..rr,l.,., tend inerely to show finit the 
 dotendant i^. not hound to answer; l.v the d'cMTiptive titl.. „f 
 '',.,r.,,,,„n, ,,/nn,i.l-i '■'■«,„ .(r;i> - : ,he wurd ,„ r. ,L.,..ir. (,>,„„ 
 ttie Latin f,r,„„rr,, to destroy) hein- used f, express their le?al 
 
 It is .d.vious that a defendant r:,n have but two sources of 
 deJence,— his own strength and the weakness ..f hi. adversary 
 and.conse.|uentIy. all pleas to the action must I- either"/,-' 
 
 r.,.ti..n. ,.,:,:, „,.t,.ir.. .n ,/,■..,;,'• „r ••</,/,„„, „„ /,„„^,"-_,h„ 
 
 torn.er ..oniprehendin- all pleas to the action which are founded 
 upon the detendants „wn stren^^th. that is. upon new fa.ts not 
 s ated in the declaration, upon which (haviiii; set then turth) 
 
 I'r, '/"'.'." '"""■ '" ""■ l''='i'"if: 'I'" ••■•tfer .•oniprehendin/' 
 all pleas to the action which are founded upon tin- weakness .,f 
 the ,,l,u„,„1. that IS. upon the intrinsic inelliciencv of the e««o 
 Which he .ets torth in his dclaration. in tact or in law. i^^n 
 
 Wlllcll llf 1/ III/,-, ItHltr. ' 
 
 As every 'lOm., „„/..„,(, ref.-rs entirely to the matter which 
 IS stated in the declaration, and is -rounded wholly „,,.,„ ,(„ 
 
 ,,.♦,1 .... . , -• "^■" ■■'"•'ety, must nocessarilv 
 
 ^et them fortn with certainty as to time, place, person, and eir- 
 
 1 
 
 by 
 
 IMea. of ..,/,./;„.. „. /on.f." are divided into two classes. 
 . /''./"ni'- an jond. .„ dn.ltr which denie- the jaw •iv.>rre, 
 y the plaintift' to bo the re-ult >,r th . , ,, '-'w im rred 
 
 I -- lui. ii,.!ur or tfu; uuiitcr.s stated in the 
 
 * 1 Bornicr, .W.— 1 Pigeau, 1.51. 
 
 t Code Civile, tit. 20, art. J.— Chitty, 217, 
 
Xviii 
 
 REMARKS «>V Pf.>:.U.IfU. 
 
 donJaraf.on:* and (2.) " ft/On.e nu f„n,h m ,\n, '• whi.. 
 dc,.H.s , ... ,ruth „f the .naftorn .tntoi in tC ClaraTi^n ' 
 
 ^"'"/^ to ,h,. rh „;..,„/.- of tho .1, ntmi/.r '"''*''''''' 
 tainc.l," aver. " th,.f . 'n*^ I"l"i ififl ,„ his .i.-olaratioi, coti- 
 
 sit; SS5E€T-?-'---i:? 
 f..r •■ »,,,,>.„ „„ /„„,,, .,;■ £'■*'.,'";,: ',',',,;,,■;'";"';■'• 
 
 manner, .hvido.l i„to two .-lassos • r i.l.:. ...„.T' '" .'."'*'' 
 
 If* 
 
 manner ...vidod i„to two .-lassos : I. ^V , ,na I," -. /• 
 toirr/rn droi, ■ and hot. .li f-'^ ton, pofary .■.,;; ,.t I „n. f,^r.,„,,. 
 
 the io,ai ea<;:,; -H ^ ^.o f nf:"; i;;';:,;:^"'^?':;"-'-"' f-" 
 
 poren.j.turv. l.e.auso hot /email 0,^,, '*"^^ a>o equally 
 they are pl.-aded. hut tl eir u i .; o^ ' ^ /''' f '/'" *" «''''^^'' 
 judgment in favor of th dcfVn la m n "' "'^ '""»*'• A 
 
 i proLnnee.; and hJn.^'^^^l^ailL '^l^ '?'" T"'"" '" ^"^•'' '^ 
 «"t a. j.ulj,,ne„t in favor of a If^^.lant ;;;;:'' ''7'""'""-" 
 
 ;^zsv:;:s'";;n,i["th^^ ^v;^":^>";;o;r;i^ s:z 
 "^-er,ieade;-a:;ri.^:e;l:-^:;':i-;,;;;-/--^^ 
 
 * 7 Pothior, 14. 
 t Jh. 
 
 X Knles and orders, n. '>44 
 
 II /<!'. p. 24(!. ' 
 
 § Hoe 1 Pigean. j». 150. "Cos 
 
 .0 demandeur dJ ^^Z^^-:^^ 'j:!^:^, /^ /^"^ 
 
RRMARK8 
 
 <'.V l'l,RAnt.\(i 
 
 • n fnit," which 
 the il<>clarnfinn.f 
 t. t'T '• ariMwcr nu 
 fit'fliir.'ifidii o(iri- 
 |iliiiiitiff and tho 
 1 iin<i <'nntain<(i, 
 y ami alfo^othor 
 T the |.';iiiitifl" Ui 
 ) flic cii(i(>|ii^ioriri 
 'III, r,r I ho nctinii 
 n<l fhcroforo (hy 
 Piit ipf fho oiiiirt, 
 bt' iii,>iini."'S('(|."t 
 ill liko iiintuiiT, 
 |iliiiiititr in hi.x 
 ''Kilt ion • of tho 
 siiiil ilfi'lnrfition 
 1 an> wholly and 
 '. II ml thercforo 
 iKitrmvnt of (he 
 tills behalf bo 
 
 " are. in like 
 iial § I .rcf fitionn 
 >/iti'>iix />/!>■ Ill fi- 
 re derived from 
 oth are equally 
 letion to which 
 t tho same. A 
 letiial ' .rcf/,fi„n 
 tion in which it 
 "i i»r/i*-lurllt\" 
 n a tenij)orary 
 ban abate tho 
 • ctfeet of tho 
 iJ therefore it 
 
 zii 
 
 p{iellcs oxecp- 
 't'lit a excluro 
 
 '■ ira frrtijix, sdit 
 
 ■rjietiia;," and 
 Roman law. 
 
 • « a bar to tho action /or ,, u,„r „nly. and hence tho title of «- 
 
 In the perp-timl r.rc,./,,„„. f./rri,i,.,.„r,. ,„ ,/,,,>, „„. dcfen.lant 
 
 ^ •-';••-«;•••'"'< -■^•-ex,.ep,ion;:'h;;;;\r:^^^^^^^ 
 
 • when and a- the .•..iirt .hall direct," avrrinL' that l.v r' 
 
 .i-rrcof. ...hc piainti.r A., / .,.„„.„ \, '.."It v..' ,;;:;;;" 
 
 ta.n ..„,,, ....n ap:a.n.t him (,he delcndan,). f..r or hv re.^n 
 "I the matter, or thiii.v. in hi. de.|ara.i.,„ >,., forth and alle^ d 
 -T ot any ur either of them -; and therefore (by hiV • n ni o 
 bo pray. •• ,hat.,.r ,.....„..., nfun^niU, by the'jud.M, n "f t lo 
 
 m": d'^nriK^' V'^'" '''"'"'"^ '" ^'"^ '>ehiif tiay 'h "' i'r 
 
 ii.-se.l ♦ In the temporary '■>■<■.,.,;„„ ,,^,;.„n,tuirr,n dr. it 
 the defendant, m like manner. ••/„,■ „„„',,• „nto th.. / / 
 
 ;.Mh..plainti,r in hi. ,leclaration contained. "f'',rth'':m;' 
 i.bcl. the .pe.ial fact., which constitute the groun.l d' he e, 
 . oprion winch he offer. <• to prove when and a. the c u t shaH 
 
 '•',""'•/•;" '"" '";"' ^'"^■''" '»• maintain hi. action airain.t him 
 
 he de hndant). f,.r or by rea.-on of tho matter, and 1 
 hi. declaration set forth and alloL'ed ..r .>»■ u„„ ""''>J'< 'n 
 
 rhem." and there.We (by hi. ^i^:^;,,^ ^;^ ^^]t^ -^ 
 
 .' '"""7. "•::';:'.""" '.'^>- ^'"-' J"^'^""-.t of'the .'S: the ctC 
 
 01 the plaintitlin thi.. behalf be. /,.• ,h. /.■.....f 1 .mi e " 
 ey inyanably .et forth some new matter, whic wi .^1^ 
 
 _ iiules and orders, 24,"j, 244. 
 
 Fil^u'^Mio"''.;'^""''-^'' --^--2 1^'thicr, 4to.. p. 729-1 
 
 t'geau, I'jy — Kcncrtoire, 8vo., vol xvii .. j-o " 'T^^ 
 
 I>emande. ' '" "*''' "^^rbo, 
 
XX 
 
 KTMAUKH OV PI.EAniXO. 
 
 for cvor.* Hut an the new iiiiittor which thoy "ot forth iy 
 poini'tiiiies foriMK" to the iiintter fvt forth in the ileclrtrntion iiml 
 Hoinctinirw connoctoii with it — sonii't iincs hiivi- refi-reni-o to the 
 iiiorits of thf ].liiintifrV «li-mitnil, mi'l ^oincfinn-* have none.— 
 thoy are (listinj^iii.-heil (hy rcfi-rencf to that whiih flu-y alh'jro. 
 and on whii-h Ihoy art> n-sjii-ctivoly founUfii) into "jln^ il> moi, 
 rivfvoir," and "jinx il< mm tvi/oiV."f Those ij-'-rpiionji are jini 
 (I, iK.n rrrtr'.ir in wlii<-h tlif inattor .-ot forth is xufti.ifnt in law 
 
 (^ir/iflhir thi rtmr iliiti il ill tin (h 1 1 Unit inn hi trur ,,r Julxi) to 
 
 authorise a jnd^^iiuMit in the lU-fiMidaiit's favor, (lisniissinii thf 
 ].laintifl's action for the |)rt,'.-i-nt. or for ever, as where* tlie «le- 
 fentlaiit J. leads, that the jilaintiff is an <i/iVm vn'inii, which is a 
 trtinKiniri/ iri-r/,ti»ii /ii'n mjitoin m droit, or jilcads the ionj^ 
 firiHrri/ition of thirty years, which is a fni/iilinil rxitfitii^n 
 /,/fi iiifitoirr III limit :{ and such exceptions are denoniir)ated 
 jiiiH i/r }ii»i nnvolr, because the matter which they jiU-ad shew- 
 that the i>laintifl" cannot le>?ally ho ni'iivid or a.lniitted hy the; 
 court to |irosecuto the suit which he has instituted. || Those 
 exception?, on the other hand, are jiim dr non nilnir, in which 
 tiie matter set fortli necess.^rily admits and confesses the cas. 
 stated in the declaration, l)ut avoids or disclKuyes it for the 
 present, or for ever, and is thoiefore sulhcicnt i>i law to aiitln)- 
 riso a jud>,;ment in the defendant's favor dismissinR the jilain 
 tiff's action ; as where the defendant jdeads " term for payment 
 unexiiired," which is an r.m /itimi />i'ri niptuiri- 1 n drmt ti iiijiorinn , 
 orjileads " accord and satisfaction." or " cliosijui/i'i- "(r< » JikH- 
 cdtn) which are ircijiti'iiis /i/nni/itnircH in droit /urintin l/ry, 
 and such exee])tions are denominated • fint */<■ non ndoir," 
 because the matter which they jtlead shews that altliouj^h thi' 
 ])lainfiff may have a legal cause of action hereafter, or hereto- 
 fore ha<l a legal cause of action, yet, that lie cannot now avail 
 himself of it. § Finn di non rinvoir and jinx di' nun valoir 
 
 
 * The otRce of a plea in har at law or in equity is to confers 
 the right to sue, avoiding that by matter diliorx — giving the 
 ]ilaintiff an acknowledgment of his right, independent of the 
 matter alleged by the plea.— that is, the plea admits the bill, 
 but interposes matter, which, if true, destroys it. 
 
 Per Lord Chancellor— 6 Vesey. jun., f)'.*?. 
 
 f 1 Bornier, ;W, note 1. 
 
 X 1 Pothier, ;i46. 
 
 II I Pigeau, 165, 8.— L. C. Den. p. 638. 
 
 § Rodier. 75. 1 Bornier. ■'>(♦. It is a rule in English plead- 
 ing, that a party justifying must admit the fact, (3rd T. K. 
 
 ■" — ~ • ^ . . '^verv iilca in iustitication, says Ser 
 
 Tayk 
 
 •) 
 
 ly 1' 
 
 jeant William.? in Saunders, states circumstances which either 
 excuse the fact complained of or shew it to bo lawful. From 
 
 
IlKMAKkH 0\ iM.KADI.N«. 
 
 XXI 
 
 y MOt forth i.'' 
 icclnrntion nmi 
 I'lVreiifo t«i fho 
 have 111)110, — 
 eh tlii-y iilli'jfp, 
 (I "jinH ill Hon 
 I'/itiiinM arc /<"«« 
 ufl'ui<'iit in law 
 
 III- '»;• IhIhi) tn 
 
 (li.-'miHsiiii; tin- 
 wlu-rc tli(! ilt'- 
 7/11/. whii'h is a 
 leads thu lon^ 
 'luitl r.rii I'liiin 
 (< tlt'iioiniiuitt'il 
 cy jilcail shews 
 iliuittcd hy th(! 
 uti'il. ij ThdSf 
 iilnir, in wliieh 
 Ci'sst's the casi 
 rgcs it for the 
 i law to a\ith(>- 
 sinK the ;ilain- 
 rni for payment 
 riiit I) vijioriiirf , 
 Kfi'i- "(ri X Jtiili- 
 lil ftfrfi'tii) III M, 
 If nun fitlnir," 
 It although thc 
 fter, or hereto- 
 nnot now avail 
 (/(■ Hon valoir 
 
 ity is to confers 
 >ni — giving the 
 pendent of the 
 uluiits the bill, 
 
 i 
 
 -1 
 
 are thiiK .loinctirnes, in their cflei't. |ier])etiial — soinotiines teni 
 porary ; hut the ejiisses ii( u-rr fit iuni pi'ii ni/ilninn ,n ilrnit /mi-- 
 /ii'tu'llii and I .III /itimfi f)/riiii]itotr> 1 tn ilrntt li in/iDniinn eoin- 
 prehend the entire lint of jini ih mm rmritir nnd limt ih mm 
 rnliiir, and the two latter are thi-refore suhdivi^inns only <if tho 
 two fiiriner.* 
 
 To pleas rit' ili'/iiiir iiu i'iihiIh in ili'iit, iir in/iiit, hei'aiiso they 
 are nei^ative ph-as and take issue, nothini* can ho otfered on tho 
 part of the plaintiff hut a general replication, t hy whii-h tho 
 i.-sue hein)^ completed, the plcadinjj^ are concluded. iJiit (o 
 pleas of exception, hecaiise they arci alJirtnative pleadiiij^s, anrl 
 tender an issue, the plaintiff must put in an answer, which in 
 either jjein ral or special. 
 
 .\ jjeiieral answer takes issue upon tho matter of tho cxeep- 
 tion, hy a );eneral denejjafion ; | and such general answer com- 
 pletes tho issue, and, consequently, concludes the pleiidin>;s; !| 
 
 f)Ut a s| iai answer tender^ a new issue hy settin;^ forth fresh 
 
 matter in answer to tlie matter of the exception, whiidi is .nutVi- 
 eient to destroy it, and in such case the issue is not coinpleteti 
 hy a general replication, on tho part of the defeinlant, to fueh 
 special answer,? although the legislature has forhid the use of 
 all further pleadings. ^' ** 
 
 its nature, therefore, it must confess tho fact, otherwise it is no 
 justification, hut n ihninl, of tho fa<'t, and amounts to tho 
 general issue. — Williain.s's Saunders, vol. i., p. 2H, notes I and 
 11; note .'; cites Taylor r. Cole,;! T. K. 2!tS ; (Jibbons c. I'epper, 
 1 L. Uaym. .{S ; :{ Wils. -Ill, 412. 
 
 ♦ Kodier, 7."», Tt!. 
 
 f Kules and orders, 2.'il. 
 
 \ Kules and orders, 220, 222, 224. 
 
 (I Kules and orders, sec. 7, art. 21, p. 76. 
 
 § Pi. 221). 
 
 TF Ord. (Jco. Iir. e. 2, s. I'?, 
 
 ** Tho code of j)roceduro now allows other pleadings by 
 permission of tho court. — Art. 14>s, § .'J, j). 2''>, ii'tnt. 
 
 English plead- 
 act, (.'.rd T. K. 
 ition, says Ser 
 08 which either 
 ! lawful. From 
 

 W,\ 
 
STATUTES 
 
 AND 
 
 N 
 
 i'KOCLAMATio 
 
 IN CONNKCTION WITH 
 
 OF 
 
 LOWKK CANADA. 
 
IU:sfj 
 
 / 
 
 w 
 
 II 
 
 matte; 
 whi.h 
 co.'^,«ii)i 
 fJriti.-l 
 in thf 
 
 I'aris, 
 ."tiitutc 
 turn o; 
 Englai 
 it thei 
 lirciit 1 
 (livisio 
 only ii 
 not th( 
 inliahii 
 origin, 
 not to 
 tongue 
 origin ; 
 anJ ciii 
 at the 1 
 hav.' t' 
 reduoec 
 ."o thai 
 force ii 
 I'^nger : 
 U|ion i 
 coming 
 to obta 
 the coi 
 Anil wl 
 
cox 
 
 • STAT., r,. c, c. 2. 
 
 XXT 
 
 A N A C T 
 
 KKr.ArnE ro Cnii. AIattkrs am. VmuKinny.. 
 (<'-'n-<..lH.,ted Statute. /,„■ lo,rrr <'nn..,l.,, Chn,,t,r //.) 
 
 U'MKHRAS the laws of 
 »» Li.wcr Can.iilji in .'ivil ' 
 matter- are mainly those I 
 whi.h, at the time of the i 
 fo-sion of the country to the 
 Hntish Crown, were in force 
 "1 that part of Fran.'o then 
 K-'Verneil by the custom ,,r 
 I'aris mollified by j.rovincial 
 statutes or by the introduc- 
 tion of portions of the law «d 
 Kngland in peculiar .-a.-es ; an<l 
 It therefore happens that the 
 ftrcat h.MJy of the laws, in that 
 division of the province, exist 
 «>iily in a language which is 
 not the mother tongue of the 
 inhabitants thereof „f British 
 origin, while other portions are 
 n<.t to be found in the mother 
 tongue of those of French 
 origin ; And whereas the laws 
 and customs in force in France, 
 at the period above mentioned' 
 nave there been altered jind' 
 reduced to one general code, 
 so that the old laws still in 
 force in Lower Canada are no 
 longer re-printed or commented 
 ")"•» in France, urd it is be- 
 coming more and riKTe difficult 
 to obtain copies of them, or of 
 the commentaries ujum them; 
 And whereas the reasons afore- 
 
 said, and the great advantages 
 which have resulted from codi- 
 I fication. as well in France as 
 I in the state of Louisiana, and 
 other jilares, render it mani- 
 festly expedient to provide for 
 the codification of the civil 
 laws of Lower Canada : There- 
 f'lre, her majesty, by and with 
 the advice and consent of 
 the Legislative C(.uncil and 
 Assembly of Canada, enacts au 
 follows : 
 
 I. The governor may ap- 
 {>oint three fit and jiroper per- 
 sons, barristers of Lower 
 Canada, to be commissioners 
 for codifying the laws of that 
 division of the j.rovince in civil 
 matters, and two fit and projier 
 persons, being also such bar- 
 risters, to be secretaries to 
 the commission, one of wl.om 
 shall be a jiorson whose mother 
 tongue is Knglish but who is 
 well versed in the French lan- 
 giiiige, an<l the other a person 
 whose mother tongue is French 
 but who is well versed in the 
 English language.— 20 V'., c. 
 4.;, 0. j. 
 
 'i. Any judge or judges of 
 the court of queen's bench or 
 of the superior court for Lower 
 
XXVI 
 
 cnv. STAT., r,. r., r. 2. 
 
 Carmiln iniiy bo ajipiiintt'il a 
 
 c<»inmi.'isi<iii(>r i>r I'linuiii^-idn- 
 
 crs urnicr tlii.x act ; ami ii any 
 
 xuoh jii(i;;o is .xn aj)|iniiit('.l, the 
 
 f^ovoriHir may aii|Miii)t any 
 
 hnrri.-ttT of at lea,-t ten yi-ar.-' 
 
 ,'ilaiiiliiig at llio liar ol' Lmvcr 
 
 Canaila, tn ))o and act as an 
 
 assistant jml^o of citlK.T of the 
 
 said courts, — or any jndj^c 
 
 of fiio superior court to bo 
 
 and act as an assistant Judj,'c 
 
 of tlie court of (|ueon's fx'iudi, 
 
 anil a barrister as aforc.-aid to 
 
 supply his place as judge 
 
 of the superior court, as an 
 
 assistant judge thereof, — for 
 
 and during the time that the 
 
 judge, appointed a oommis 
 
 siouer under tliis act, continues 
 
 to bo such c(jmmissioner : 
 
 2. Kvery assistant judge so 
 apjiuinted shall, during the said 
 time, hav<> an<l exercise all the 
 powers and authtuMty and per- | 
 form all the duties by law ' 
 vested in or assigned to a 
 judge of the court of which 
 he is appointed an assistant 
 judge, as if he had been ap- 
 pointed a judge of such court, 
 and shall reside at the place to ' 
 bo named for that purj)oso 
 from time to time by the gov 
 
 crnorj and in case of the va- 
 cancy of the oflico of any such 
 assistant judge, another may 
 bo appointed in his stead in 
 like manner and with like 
 effect.— 20 V. c. 4.3, s. 2. 
 
 3. The said commissioners 
 and secretaries shall hold their 
 offices during pleasure, and in 
 cases of vacancy, the governor 
 may appoint another or others 
 to fill the same, and so on until 
 the work is couipletod.— 76ur.. 
 8. 3. 
 
 4. Tile s.'iid ooinmissioiier- 
 sliall reduce into one code, t^ 
 be called the Civil Code of 
 Lower Ciuinda. tho.*e provisions 
 of t!ic laws of Lower Canada 
 which relate to civil mattcr- 
 and are of a general and jier- 
 nianent character, whether they 
 relate to commercial cases <ir 
 to those of any other nature : 
 but they shall not include in 
 the sai<l code any of the law- 
 relating tc the seigniorial or 
 
 feudal tenure Ihitl., .«. 4. 
 
 /»• The said commissioners 
 shall reduce intit another code, 
 to be called the Code of Civil 
 Procedure of Lower Canada, 
 those provisions of the laws of 
 Lower Canada which relate to 
 I procedure in civil matters ami 
 cases, and are of a general and 
 jiermanent character llUl., 
 
 I 6. In framing the said codes, 
 
 I the said commissioners shall 
 
 embody therein such j)ro visions 
 
 only as they hold to be then 
 
 actually in force, and they 
 
 shall give the authorities on 
 
 ^ which they believe them to 
 
 , be so; they may suggest such 
 
 amendments as they think 
 
 ; desirable, but shall state such 
 
 i amendments sejiarately and 
 
 I distinctly, with the reasons on 
 
 which they are founded. — Ibid., 
 
 s. 6. 
 
 7. The said codes shall bo 
 framed upon the same general 
 : l)lan, and shall contain, as 
 I nearly as may bo found con- 
 venient, the like amount of 
 i detail upon each subject, as 
 ' the French codes known as the 
 j Code Civil, the Code de Com- 
 merce, and the Code do Procd- 
 I dure Civile— 76 tc/., s. 7. 
 
Cos. STAT., I., c. r. 2. 
 
 XX VI I 
 
 il ooinmiji.^iimor.'S 
 into one ciHle, t'j 
 3 Civil Cotlc (.f 
 I, thii«c iirovifiiiins 
 t' iiiiwcr CjiiKKla 
 ti> rivil iiuitlfr- 
 (^(MitTiil ami jKT- 
 •tcr, whether tlioy 
 iiiLToiiil cii.-ics or 
 ly "ithiT niitiirc : 
 11 ii"t iiii'lii<li' ill 
 
 any <«t' the ia\v,~ 
 ic sci(rui(,rial or 
 —Mi./,, f. 4. 
 .1 coiiiini.-'siiiner.'i 
 iti> aiiipthcr L'oiK'. 
 u> Cinlt'. of Civil 
 
 Lower Canada, 
 1.S (if the laws of 
 
 wliich relate tn 
 ivil matter.-; and 
 i)f a general and 
 haracter Ibid,, 
 
 ig tho.-aidcude.-'. 
 ini.'<.«ioner.s .>ihall 
 1 .■^ueh i»r(ivi.'-ion.-: 
 hold to be tlien 
 uroe, and they 
 
 authoritieti on 
 elieve them to 
 ay .■^ugge.-'t sueh 
 a.< they think 
 shall state jfueh 
 separately and 
 
 the reason.^ on 
 founded. — Ibiil., 
 
 code.s shall be 
 lC same general 
 .11 contain, as 
 
 bo found con- 
 iko amount of 
 iL'h .<nhit!('ti as 
 is known as tho 
 
 Code do Com- 
 Codo do Proce- 
 'jiif., s. 7. 
 
 N. Tho oommis.'ioners shall, 
 frniri time to time, rejiort to tho 
 : govi-rnor their jiroccedings and 
 the |irogro.''.w of the work en- 
 lrii-t<d to them, and shall, in 
 all matter.'^ not expressly pro- 
 vided for by this act, be guided 
 by the instru.'tioiis they receive 
 from the governor; and when- 
 ever they think any .-eetion or 
 divi.-ioti (,f tho work sufficiently 
 advai.i , ; for the purpose, they 
 shall cause the same to be 
 [ rii.fel, and transmit a sufTi- 
 |'i<Tit luimber of printed copi<'s : 
 thereof with their report to the 
 governor : 
 
 2. And if the governor in 
 Council thinks it advisable, ho ! 
 shall cause one or more of such I 
 (-opics to be transmitted to [ 
 each of the judges of the court | 
 of ((ueon's bench and superior i 
 court for Lower Canada, with 
 n request that he will return 
 tho same, with his remarks 
 thereon, by a day to bo named 
 in the letter containing such 
 reiiue.^t.— 20 Vic, c. 43, s. H. 
 
 y» Each of the said judges 
 .■•hall examine tho portion of 
 tho commissioners' work so 
 submitted to him, and ^return 
 the same by tho day named as 
 aforesaid, with his remarks, 
 and ho shall more especially 
 t'xamine carefully that jiart of 
 tho work purporting to state 
 ^ho law then in force, and re- 
 l^ort distinctly his opinion, 
 ^vhether tho law, as it then 
 •lands, is correctly stated there- 
 in, and in what paragraph or 
 paragraphs (if anv~> it i.s in- 
 correctly stated, with his rea- 
 •on.s and authorities, and u 
 craft of tho amendments which 
 ought, in his opiuion, to be 
 
 made in such paragraph or 
 paragraphs, in ordt-r that tho 
 law may be crrectly stated 
 therein. — Jli<l., s. y. 
 
 10. Tho judges or aiiv of 
 
 them may, in their report ..n 
 
 I any portion of the said work 
 
 I referred to the aako sug- 
 
 I gestions for the amendment of 
 ; the law contained in such 
 j portion, with the reasons on 
 I which such suggestions arc 
 j founded. — l/ii>f., s. 10. 
 ■ 1 !• .\t any time when ariv 
 I portion <if the said work is 
 before tho judges fur their 
 I report, they or any of them 
 may confer with tile commis- 
 sioners or any of them, touching 
 tho same; and the commis- 
 sioners shall, in any sueh 
 conterence, give all such in- 
 formation and explanation as 
 It is in their power to afford 
 and as tho judges may require, 
 relative to any statement of 
 the law as it then stands, or 
 any suggestion for its amend- 
 ment, which the commissioners 
 have made in such portion of 
 
 their work as aforesaid Ibid 
 
 s. 1 1. ■' 
 
 !«• Tho reports of tho 
 judges shall bo communicated 
 to tho commissioners, who shall 
 make such corrections in their 
 work as they find advisable 
 alter having taken into con- 
 sideration the reports and sug- 
 gestions of tho judges; but if 
 any of tho judges do not send 
 Ml their reports by the day 
 named for that purpose, this 
 shall not prevent tho Codes 
 from being completed and sub- 
 mitted to the legislature as 
 hereinafter provided.— /iu/., «. 
 
 i 
 
Xxviii 
 
 COS. HTAT., I,. <• 
 
 I. 'I. Tlic oi)iiiinissiuiicr.< .-liall, 
 from tiine to finip, incorjidiatc, 
 with the jirnpcr ixirtioiiH of the 
 Hiiiil codes, «U(h atiienilnienfii 
 of the actual law as the f^ov- 
 eriior in council ihiiik.- it ri;xht 
 to rt-coinmcnd for ailojition hv 
 the h'jji^laturp, after eon^ider- 
 ilij>; tile report." of tlic I'oiniiiis- 
 .•'ioiicrf , and tliose of the J iidges, 
 if anv ; t»iit .«u<'h fiinindiiieiits 
 >tiail l)e carefully distin^iiishcii 
 from the actual law. — 20 Vic. 
 c. 4;i. .s. j.i. 
 
 14. When the .<!Hid code?, or 
 either of them, are cdinplet 
 ed, with .■^iicii amendments as 
 last, mentioned, printed copies 
 thereof and <jf the ri'ports of 
 the coinmis.«ioncr.s, and of the 
 judges if any. shall be laid 
 hefoie the legislature, in order 
 that such code or coijes may 
 be made law by eiiacu'ieiit ; 
 and if if is found advisable 
 that either of the said codes be 
 I'omjib.'ted and submitted to the 
 legislalnri! before the other, 
 the Civil Code of Lower Canada 
 shall be the lirst .so completed 
 and submitted : 
 
 2. Either house may j>ropose 
 liny amendments to either 
 code, but such amendments 
 .^hall be ]>r<)posed by resolu- 
 tions which may be jiasscd by 
 one house and .«eut to the 
 other for its concurrence, and 
 .«hall be subject to amendment 
 by the other, and to be other- 
 wise dealt with as a bill might 
 be, until finally agreed to by 
 both houses, and shall then be 
 communicated to the commis- 
 sioners, who shall, with all 
 l)ossible despatch, incorporate 
 the substance of the amend- 
 ments ,so agreed to with the 
 
 I projicr code, which may thei, 
 be passed as a bill, at tli'e same 
 or any future session. — //,(// 
 s. 14. 
 
 1.5. The said codes and tin 
 reports o'" the commissioner- 
 .-hall be framed and made in 
 the French and Kiigli>h Ian 
 guiiges, an<l the two text-, 
 when printed, shall stand siib' 
 by side. — //<('/., s. I.'). 
 
 H>. .Any two of the comuiis 
 sioners may make any rejioir 
 or .lo any other thing which 
 the commissioners are herein 
 em)iowere't to do; saving tli.' 
 right of the third commissioner, 
 if so advised, to make a sepa 
 rate rej>ort,or enter his dissei • 
 and the reasons thereof in th. 
 minutes of the proceedings . i 
 the commission. — //-/'/., s. ID. 
 
 17. The commissioners shall 
 be remunerated for their ser 
 vices at su«'h rate as tli" 
 governor in council shall d- 
 Icruiine, not e.vcecding si.xteci 
 dollars per diem to each com- 
 missioner while employed i; 
 the jierforniance of his dutii - 
 nor five thousand dollars p. : 
 annum to any commissioner 
 and the said .•secretaries sli;i' 
 l)e remunerated for their sci 
 vices at such rate not c.xceedin. 
 three thousand four hund-i 
 dollars ])cr annum, as ili 
 governor in council shall <lr 
 lermine, but the siiid seciv 
 taries shall give their wh. : 
 time to the duties of the 
 office tbi'/., s, 17. 
 
 IH. If any judge of t! 
 court of queen's bench or - 
 perior court for Lower Can.ii 
 is appointed such co!)M»issi.;M 
 as aforesaid, ho shall, whi 
 acting as such, receive no n 
 
>iIo, wlii.li may thci, 
 I a- fi hill, at flic i>nu\v 
 iturc ."C'.-'f'idn //,i'./., 
 
 e .«ai<l codcM and tli. 
 ^ fho ••Dtnniiffionpi- 
 framod and made in 
 I'h and Kn;,'lisli Ian 
 and t)ic twi. text-, 
 itt'd, hhitll .-tarul sid^' 
 
 y tWd of the piunini- 
 lay innko any ro|i<iir 
 y other thinj,' whicli 
 iis^iutM.r.« arc licrcli\ 
 'd to do ; savinj; th' 
 L' third (•(iinniissiiincr. 
 sed, to make ji scjia 
 "t, <ir ciitiT liis disfci ■ 
 na.^ons ihcriMil' i/i tli. 
 if the |>roi'0('dings ■ ; 
 lission. — Jf'i'/., s. \i' 
 I' i'<irnini.«si(.)norf> nhal! 
 icratcd tor tlieir !<cr 
 
 .'•u>')i rate as fli' 
 in council -hail d. 
 lot cxcccdin;; ><ixf<Mi 
 r dium to oach com 
 
 while ein|>!oyed i' 
 rinance of Iiis dutic- 
 housanil dollars jh 
 ) any coniniissionci 
 ■iiiid secretaries sli.i! 
 lerated for their sci 
 udi rate not exceed in. 
 ii?and four hund'c 
 >cr annum, as tli 
 in council shall dc 
 but the said secre 
 all give their who!- 
 the duties of the: 
 >i(f., s. 17. 
 
 any judge of tl. 
 jucen's bench or - 
 irt for Lower Canai 
 ed such cosntnissii^!:^ 
 aid, he shall, whi 
 
 such, receive nu n 
 
 ''"■V. STAT., I,, r., r. 
 
 muneration a,^ oominissi„ncr 
 • JCPl.t the execs... (if anv) of 
 the remuneration of a c,,nimi> ' 
 
 Monor over his salary as judge-' 
 and any assi-tant judge tohe ' 
 nH'ointed to supply the place 
 M any such judge while aciJn,/ 
 «s commissioner, shall re.-cive i 
 fl salary to he fixed hv the 
 governor in council, hut not t.i 
 *.T.;eed th.. highest salarv of a 
 |.msn,' judge of fho court to 
 ^hudihe isappuinted: so (hat 
 Ihe charge u,,on the province 
 • ii.iii not )„. increased hv the 
 fl'j""""'"'"' "«■ » judge „r 
 Ji'Iges ftH commi.ssioners -_ 
 £'"''.. .-. 18. 
 
 I». 'rheoommi.«.sioncrs.«hall 
 Bold their meetings at «uch 
 J -e as shall he a^,,.,;,,;- 
 V'o governor, and the .secre 
 
 '•Tie. shall keep minutes of the 
 proceeding. ,„ ,„,.,, „„.,.,) 
 
 — /'ml., s. I ;)_ " 
 
 '^". The rcmun.ratinn to the 
 ^- ".".ssjoners and secretaries. 
 «"l, such expenses as mav I.e 
 -'-'"■red hy them for travelling 
 'xi.on>es. printing, stationery 
 «"'» ;"f>cr thin,., necessarv t'o 
 iti •'."••'■•"••"-■'nco of their 
 
 '^ ( e> under this act. ..hall ho 
 ''''"' '■>■ «airant of the gover- 
 •""•• "Ut of the consolid.ited 
 •••■venue fund, as .hall also th 
 .7'" "< H.eir place of n.eeti 1 
 
 ;' ;;."•'' /•'""'• !..' uot in anV 
 
 i'"i'iic i.uii.iing.-//,/,/., , .;;; 
 
 -^ I. All moneys expended , ui- 
 
 - his act shall he'accounted 
 f r to hor m.-.jesty and to the 
 
 virr ."■,'• '"'''' "'"""<^'- pro- 
 vided by law.— //./,/., s. 21. 
 
 At 
 
A XX 
 
 29-.'5() vir., 
 
 •'. 1'.;. 
 
 AN ACT 
 
 RKSl'KfTINi; THK CODK III' ( 
 
 ivu, l'i:..fn.( hi: <.f Lo«[r Canah. 
 
 (2H-;;(i 17.7.. r/,„-, 
 
 /■• -'■'.) 
 
 liniKIlKAS (Im! I'nliilllisMult- 
 
 '» «!r.« ajiiiuinfcd mxlcr the 
 
 CC^Mill I chjIjit.M- of fl,,' (■(i||.,,|i- 
 
 •Jah'd stiihitf.- fnr I,,,\vcr ('an/t- 
 iJa,. to cuilitv (lie laws <if that 
 <liv:-<i(.ii (.1' tlie|u-.)viiu-o in civil 
 nuiffcrs. have ("(irnj.li.t,..! tliaf 
 |i()rf ion of their work nicntioiifd 
 in thf said act as llu- <'<„l, ,,f fl - 
 ril l'rt,r,<hiri ,,/' l,,,,r, r Can, I, I,,. 
 cnil)o(lyiii;r therein sii.-h |irovi- 
 sions only as they hold to |„. 
 iKtw aetnally in foroo, and ;;iv- 
 iiiK tl"' authorities <,n which 
 <lu'y believe them to. he so. and 
 have sn;.'jr''-'U'd such aineiid- 
 inents as they think desirable, 
 stating such amendments se].a- : 
 ratoly and distinctly, with the 
 reasons on wliich they are 
 founded ; and have in all re- 
 spects comjilieil with the re- 
 (luirements of the saicl .ict as : 
 regards the said code and ' 
 amendments; iuid wh<>reas the 
 said code, with the amendments 
 .suggested hy the said .'onimis- 
 si(mers. has, by command ot tlie ' 
 governor, been laid before the 
 legislature in order that the sai(i 
 code, with such amendments as ! 
 may be aijojited by tlie legis- 
 lature, may be miide hnv^by 
 enactment : and wlicreas such 
 of the amendments suggested 
 by the commissioners, and such 
 other ;!!iiendiiiejiiS as are men- 
 tioned in the resolutions con- 
 
 : tamed in lhe>,dicdulehereunfM 
 ' inmexcd. have been linallv 
 agree,! i.. t,v |„,,(, houses': 
 therclore. her majesty, by and 
 j with the advice and eonslwit of 
 Hie legislative council „n,l a.« 
 -'■'"bly of C.nia.la, enacts as 
 follows : - 
 
 !• The printed roll atteste.l 
 a.- that of the said .•ode of civ; 
 procedur.. ..f [,ow.r Canada, 
 under the sigmurnc .,f hi- e.\- 
 eidlency the goveriior-gen ral 
 tiiat oi the clerk of the legis- 
 lative c-oun.-il. and that of the 
 •'li-Tk of the legislative assem- 
 ■' bly, and deposited in the oili.-e 
 ■ "f the ,-lerk of tlie legislative 
 ••ouncil. shall be h,dd to be the 
 "iiginal thereof rejiorted bv 
 the commissioners as contain- 
 ing the existing law without 
 ; amendment; but the marginal 
 ; notes, and the references to 
 existing law.*! or authoritie.s at 
 the !,,ot of the several articles 
 of the said code, shall form 
 no part thereof, inid shall be 
 held to have been inserteil 
 for eonvenience of reference 
 only, and may be omitted or 
 corrected. 
 
 'i» The eommissioners under 
 the act mentioned in the pre- 
 amble of this act shall incorj.o- 
 rate the amendments mentioned 
 in the resolutions contained in 
 the sehednie to this act, with 
 
•IK I.OWf R Caxadi. 
 
 II' .-."licdiMt' licrciiTitM 
 li;ivf hccn linally 
 li.v lii.th hoii.'^cs : 
 I'l- iiiiij.'stv. hy )(ll<l 
 yi'-' and consent nf 
 ivf (•(iiincil iind as 
 <'aii,!cia, I'nacts as 
 
 riiit.'il r..ll attostp.i 
 it> saiil ,(„i,. of civ; 
 'f I.owcr Canaila. 
 .irnatiiic of 111, ex 
 
 i,"iVfiiior-;,'cii ral. 
 '■Icik of the lcj;is- 
 il. ami tlia( of"||,. 
 
 If.i^i-lativo a.-scni- 
 lositcil in the (iilicc 
 
 • •1' the Ic;,'isiativc 
 1 '»(• held to hi- llic 
 I'fof reported hy 
 ioners as eontain- 
 •tiii^' law withoiu 
 
 hut tlie niari,'inal 
 tlie references to 
 s or autlioritics at 
 10 several articles 
 
 code, shall form 
 fof, and shall he 
 >o been inserted 
 nco of reference 
 iiy he otnitteii or 
 
 iiniissioners under 
 ioned in the pre- 
 aot shall incorjio- 
 dnients mentioned 
 ions ertntaincd in 
 to this act, witii 
 
 the .-.li,! i-,,,|(. of 
 UK ''ontuined in 
 
 'aid. adHjitini,' their for 
 
 2'i ::o \ir. 
 
 •In il prMcrdurc ' 
 the roil afore- 
 
 r. 2. 
 
 XXXI 
 
 •T totheori:;in.il roll, and -hall 
 -iibmit the ,„,ne ,„ ,1, 
 nor, who niav 
 
 ;?over- 
 
 corrt'4't 
 
 (1 
 
 , "■■'•|"i.,i; ,neir lorm and i nor, who n.av c.|i,.„ , 
 
 I;nK'uacc (When nec«..,«rv) to printed n I t hi V ''""'" 
 
 "' "ni- .-.id code, hut with- I.,d,! hi: ',.;;•''•• 7"-'- 
 
 ""t chancinir their effc t. in- tcr^.M-ed ' -"•'"^••- "'"' '•"•". 
 ;;;-;. then, in, their proper secrna;'. or-, n;':;fr:':::;^^^ 
 
 I 
 
 "c of the assist- 
 ■•''•t provincial scTetaries. to ho 
 'l;-|'"-'ft'-l in the ollice of (ho 
 
 "h.ch roll .hall he held to he 
 "■'•' 'M.n al.x, th... oni,',nal thereof; anv >u,d. 
 
 acts pa.sed dnrin""; e'M";':e;;; ir"""'"' """^ ■■'• -'-'"- 
 >.r-n.whichh:ma;r;;:t:i::z'"^-'^*' ""■"'■'""" 
 
 J'laces and Mrikin- out of tin 
 
 •'"''' '<• !»«i.v part fhei-cot in 
 
 '■"iisi.tent with the .-aid amend 
 nients. 
 
 'it The >jovi 
 selei't any a^'t 
 
 advisable 
 with the 
 
 to he incorporateil 
 aid co.|,., and inav 
 cause th.wn to be so incrpo"- 
 ral.d by the said commission- 
 ers, Ml the manner hereinbefore 
 prescribed with respect to the 
 •"•"■ndments above mentioned, 
 ■trikin- out of the code or 
 "'"cndments any part thereof 
 "iconsiMent with the a<ds or 
 
 parts ol acts incorporated there- 
 with. 
 
 I. 'Ihe commi.-.Moners may 
 
 all'T the numberin-of the titled 
 
 and articles of the said code or 
 
 hcHorderifneedbe.andmake 
 
 lie IH.ce^sary changes in anv 
 
 reference from on,- ,^„t of the 
 
 code to another.and may correct 
 any misprint or error/whether 
 
 '"«>. bein- held to form 
 "o part thereof, but to be in- 
 sert. <! tor convenience of refer- 
 ence only. 
 
 «. Ihe governor in council 
 •"a^-. H ter .such depo.it of the 
 "'II ast mentioned, declare by 
 l"",'''""""ion thedavon. fro.ri 
 ■""' '•^'''■'- ^vhich tho'said code 
 7 ;;""t'^i'ied in the s.iid roll. 
 •^ Kill come into force an,l have 
 etlect a.s law. by the de.i.r,,... 
 
 '"'""' "The Code of Civil Pro- 
 'cdure of Lower Canada." and 
 •'I'on.trom and after such day 
 the said code shall be in forc'e 
 accordingly^ 
 
 ■?• The laws 
 di.-tribiiti 
 copies of 
 
 omission, or 
 
 ot commission or 
 
 any contradiction or ainbi;,'u'itv' 
 
 •n the on^riH.iin.ii^ hut without 
 
 ehan^iing itr. etlect. 
 
 /" ^"' ■■•■""" as the .-aid Work 
 " "'"■;" |""-ation and correction 
 >ha I have been completed, the 
 -aid conimissiouer.s ..hall cause 
 tl'e code to be reprinted as 
 am..nded and corrected, eare- 
 ^"">. 'Ii-^fnguishing in such 
 reprint the sub-tantiveamend- 
 "ifiits and additions made in 
 
 ating to the* 
 
 " "' file printe.l 
 
 «ne statutes shall 
 
 '";'. ;«l'l'Lv to the said code. 
 
 ^^'";''' •-'"J" I'e distributed in 
 
 such numbers and to such per- 
 
 ■-""■' 'fy ''■•- 'lie governor in 
 council may direct 
 
 \: This act and 'the proda- 
 niatnm mentioned in section 
 hix, .-hall be 
 
 printed with the 
 ;."I"^V';'V''"-^''''''-'"'M'riDted 
 '"'■ '!'>;' nbution as aforesaid 
 . •*• ■■^*' """ch of the act 
 '» the preamble as may .,o m 
 eon.s,.ste„f with this act"is here- 
 by repealed. 
 
 ted 
 
■XZlli 
 
 P«0CLAJ<AT1(..V. 
 
 m 
 
 or ) 
 
 ■'• -MICIIKL. 
 
 PlfllVIVCK 
 
 < 'an A HA. ^ 
 
 VlCTO/aA. (,v ,lH. ,;,,„., „f 
 
 </"d. "»• (liu r.iitoii Kii,.- 
 
 irt-'liljuj. (^1 KKN, [),.! 
 
 <•'■ "h- Faith, A-o 
 To all tu ,vli,,ii, 
 
 >lialleoine, or w/i.) 
 "i".V in any w 
 <«lfKi;r[N(; : 
 
 <Jk., Kr.CAKT,KK,MVHK,iKAS 
 
 /'^'/- ^^"'/. J an.i l.v 
 ooi(a.naotor,l,olc..i,i,„„; 
 
 It'ii'lcr 
 A'c, \i\ 
 
 those jiro.'-fiits 
 
 "n thf same 
 
 -f concern - 
 
 
 tie ,.ovin..eorra„,,,i ,,^,„, 
 
 "" •7-^-''"" thereof j!el,| ;„ 
 tin- fwontj-n.nth an.l thirtieth 
 
 -A,?ae """■'•^•^"'- i"<itule,l: 
 An 'iftr..s,,ectin-thec,Mie ,,r 
 c.vil procedure of Lower Ca,,,. 
 ;,;'' ll.'"' '^'"""^'-•t other thin.'s 
 •". efU-ct, enacted that the 
 imn ed roll a,a.tod as tha 
 <^t the .a,d code of civil proce- 
 "t I;<'»er Canada, under 
 f'-"ture of hi. excellency 
 governor-^^eneral, that Jf 
 t'H! clerk of the Ic.'i. 
 ^•;.'>"K-il, and that of the 
 
 ""he legislative assembly, and 
 
 cter,'"/'" "'"--■'' tl-' 
 c'eik of the legislati 
 Miall be held U> be 
 thereof, 
 
 of the .-evoral articles of the 
 ;Y'<' '-'••h: shall form no „„/, 
 -;.,!. and shall be hel, '" 
 "'"0 been inserted for eonveni- 
 b 
 
 -unna, to I'odifv t)i,. 
 ■'"■^ "» that division of 
 !"'..vince in eivil 
 
 "icorporato the 
 "icntioned in th 
 ■'"itained in th 
 
 the 
 
 matters, shall 
 
 an)endri]eiit> 
 
 '" resolution.. 
 
 ,1 . 'c scheilnlo 1,, 
 
 - -; -iH. the said code ; 
 
 f"cii form findlau.'ua-'.. r .-I, " 
 "---u-y) to those o^/h^""'" 
 
 ^''^'" ••"'- insertinj: them 
 
 "aid 
 
 cH'ect, 
 
 iluro 
 the si; 
 the 
 
 dative 
 clerk 
 
 and j,art> 
 
 ot acts passed 
 
 -;";; that session, wlJcd^h 
 •y deem It advisable to he 
 
 tive council, 
 the original 
 . rej.orted by the com- 
 " >sMoner.s as containing, the 
 «ii.-<tmK law without amend 
 
 th 
 
 « 
 
 acts 
 
 diir 
 
 ;!! .' ' "- "'^'^''•■^able to be 
 
 , ' '"-'-^ '•""••'« them to be so 
 "yn-rated by the said cou 
 ;;-'"ers, in the manner l^,^: 
 
 Mb ore prescribe.l with respect 
 to the amendments above n J: 
 
 -r, -.... "iiuouc amend- t;,^., i . ^'""^aoovo men- 
 
 "•ent ; but the marginal no e ' or '\"^"'^ ^"^ "^ the cocle 
 
 -Hi the reterenceslo ex!!!; t: ' ? n"?^!""^"^^ «»^ J-art thc:;;!- 
 Jans or authorities ut the fool In^^r^T-'' ''''^' '^'' ^^'^ -^ 
 
 « lucurporated thero- 
 
 •• Tht 
 
 r „.; ! 
 
I'ltm f, u( » lliiN. 
 
 )^ 
 
 enil article, of ,h.. 
 
 "i'la I form no ..art 
 iJ -hall 1,0 lu.I.J to 
 '"-(•rti-.|f<,rconvoni- 
 'r'Mi<oonl>,a,„h„av 
 . "r oorrcetfd : (ha'r 
 is.'-ionors a,,,„,in(e,i 
 
 f'-'XKl .■lu.,,tfr ot 
 ''"tfU statutes for 
 ■"'''«. to codify, tl,,, 
 lit (livi-ion of tlic 
 fivil inaftorf, .Mhall 
 _ the anicjKline,,!^ 
 "> the resolution. 
 '1 the .selie.iule f,, 
 h the .-aid rode of 
 "le, as contained 
 ''"•esaid, adaj.ti,,,, 
 
 i'llaii-ua-e(wlien 
 ' thos.! of tlu' said 
 vithout clianL'inL' 
 '"^'■'•tinj,' them in 
 J'lftce,--, and strik- 
 10 ■''•■lid code anv 
 ineon,-i<tent witii 
 I'lments; that the 
 r ahn select any 
 t'' «'f act:* passed 
 «ssion, which ho 
 advisable to be 
 ith the said code 
 « 'hi-ni to be so 
 '.V the said oom- 
 he manner hero- 
 ihodwitli respect 
 cuts above men- 
 out of the code 
 any part thorc- 
 ivith the acts or 
 'rporated there- 
 
 «ifh,- th;ir the .•.„„,„i..j,„„.r, 
 I'l.t.v .ilf.T flieiiuml.erio;;,,;- fl,,. 
 ""e. and arli.-le. ..f f(7,. ..,,i,| 
 '" '"• their „rd.r. if ,„...,| 1„. 
 
 andmakofhene.e<-arv,||,,,u.e- 
 ". anv n. fere nee fron; ,.,„. ,,7,rt 
 
 X \ \ i i i 
 
 "' '•'" '••'"anofh..,-. .,,„i/„,,^. 
 
 '■••rr.-t any mi-print ,,r ,.rroP 
 "hefherof ,..,mmis.ion,.romi. 
 -i"n. or any contradi-ti-n or 
 •"•'•'i).";it.v in th.. ori;;iMaI mil. 
 
 '•"f without -hanv'in:. it. etr..'(- 
 that so s.ion a- the sa d work 
 "• "'■•■■.■l-ration and c„rre,.,i,.„ 
 
 sii;. I have been Completed, the 
 
 -aid.N.mmissioners shall cau-e 
 '"• '■';■';• "■ h- reprinted as 
 ;.'";,"'"';•.•' .""'» ••"rre,.,..d. eare- 
 "'".V 'i'^t,n;.ui>hin:,' in sueh 
 '"I"""" ""' ^"''Manfive amend- 
 ""■'"- ■"'■' additions mude i„ 
 '"■ lofheon-inal roll, and shall 
 '"'"'"' ""■ ■•'ame to the .-over- 
 '""■• "ho n>ay ,.ause a crrct 
 ';:","*•'.'•"" ""■••e.d-. attested 
 '""'.'-•'• h.ss.j,.nature. and eoun- 
 "•'-'^""•'1 h- the provincial 
 '•-'■r<-t:ny or one of {he as^i.- 
 •"", !""vin.'ial secretaries, to 
 '';• "•l'">i'«-l in theothccfihe 
 '■';•:•<'■'• the le..i.Iative,.„Mn I 
 "'"•■h roll shall be held to be 
 """•n^.nal thereof ; "anv such 
 "'•'-■.'mal notes .,, ,e,eV..nce. 
 ""•••;•••" a. are n>entione,l in 
 ''■'■""" •■'''■■ I'^'i".:.' h..|d to torn. 
 "" I'V' '''<■'••■-'■. I".t to be iM- 
 >'''-f''d I'M-convenienceof refer- 
 '■""'. ■•"'>: and that the ,„.ve, - 
 '""•"'. <-""ncil mav. afieP s„eh 
 ; "'■"■^;^"Vhe r„l| la.t u.en 
 ;;";'.;;'"-'a.eby,.ro,.,an.a,ion 
 * . '■• ""•. '-'.m and after 
 "'-•h thesaidcodea--.,nttin 
 
 ;;;'"/'"• -id roll .h, ''IZ. 
 
 '^' '';'■••'• and have elect as 
 
 . T^, :•"/''*' '''^■•'i^'nation .,f 
 
 1 he Lode of Civil p,^,,..lure 
 
 ;;• '-"er Canada.- and u, 
 
 "■':•;' ^"y' 'tf.r M.,.h dav'the 
 
 '■"• '■"hall be in f„r,.ea,.. 
 
 "•■.■''•"^''.v: and whereas ,h,. 
 
 -■'Id commissioners have ineor- 
 ;'"af-l the amendment, men- 
 
 ":"'•' !" ""• >• Intio, „ 
 
 '■•':';"•' '" 'he sehedule to the 
 :;'■; •^'•' *^'''' ^''- -.id code .'f 
 
 ; ",'■"' ••"■"-"■'aid. haun.- 
 •"'■'I'""' "'"ir form and Ian" 
 ^"'i'-*; '■' 'hose of „„. sai.l 
 '■""■.'"" »i"'""fhavin;; chan- 
 p'-'l'he.relleet. bavin,- inserted 
 '-;-:' ".fhcr proper, daees. ami 
 '"'"-' ^"■-^- -nt 'f the said 
 '"■'•■ ••'">• I-"ffh..re,.f in. unsisf. 
 ""' ^*;'h -hose amendm<.nts . 
 ",'"' ^^''r""^ ""• -aid conunis-' 
 ■"■ners have I.een.lulv directed 
 •"";"n'o,..„e. ami have ineor- 
 
 I"''"'<-'l;v'th the said, .ode such 
 ••'"'■■'. "'"I parts of acts passe 
 ;'"';'•;- 'h- I.-st session of the 
 
 ^^■^"-laMne of Canada, as were 
 '-;•"- advisable to be in,-or- 
 ". ated tlH.rewith. and have 
 
 -frnekontot the said ....de and 
 
 :''"•■"•'"';■'"- "".V part thereof 
 ;;:;"-;"•"' ^vith su,.h a.-tsor 
 
 J aits ol acts ,„ i, rporate.l • 
 
 •""' "•'"■'•""^ the said .ommi.' 
 
 ;"";-s hate altered the ,. 
 
 --'^'■''hetitle.amlartic I, 
 
 ,'';;-"'i'-"J.-.andhavemade 
 
 ",""''*'•■"" <'ne part of the 
 
 '■':';■ '•■ -" thcr. an,! have ,• ^ 
 
 ;• ed any n.isprint or err,:^ 
 
 hc.hero e,muuissi,moromis. 
 
 » h'.ut chanj?,njr its effe.t ■ 
 
 Aulwhereassosoonasthesad 
 rk d .nco,p,.,,„,„„ .,,,,, 
 
 ' mm "V: '""1''''^'*^^'- ^''- ^'^i'J 
 -mrniss,„„,.rs have caused the 
 '•"<le to be ni.rinte.J .. • . 
 
 h I'linroii as aniencj- 
 
 n 
 
Sixxiv 
 
 I'mni. ama rit»x. 
 
 «(1 iitnl cnrrnctod, linvirifj care 
 fully (li-liri^ui-li(Ml in yiii'li rr- 
 piini till' -iilL-titiitivc iimicihI- 
 iiic'nt.'< iin<l ail<liliciti« iiimh! in 
 or to till- •irijfin.il roll, ami have 
 Mibmitti'l thd >ani<' to the a<l- 
 mihi-trator of tlif ^oM-rniiK'nt 
 of our -all! |irovii)ci' of <'ana<la ; 
 an<l t>ln'rra> all liii- |irovi.''ionr' 
 »)f tliu lirft live ."octioii- of Ijic 
 al)ov(* act hiivc bi'ci) duly lar- 
 rii'il into I'fl'fcl ; and wlirn-a.'' 
 tiio ailniini.-trator of tin- ^ny- 
 i-rnnii'nt of ,,ur .«aid |iro\incc 
 of <'ana(la, after the jirovi.'-ioM.'i 
 I'lintaiiud in tlio fir.-t (ivo .teo- 
 tion.-^ of tlic >aid act liad liccn as 
 above and in every other par 
 liiMilar duly carried into eticct, 
 lialli caused a correct |iriiited 
 roll of tho said code of civil 
 procedure, attested iiniler his 
 si^^naturc. and countersi;,'ned 
 by the provincial secretary, to 
 be deposited in the otlico of the 
 clerk of tile lej^islative council ; 
 and whereas the said adminis- 
 trator of the f^overnnienf of our 
 said province of Canada, after 
 suidi deposit id' the said jirintcd 
 roil of tiie said coiU- of ci\il 
 prttccduro, hatli. by and with 
 tho udvioo and consent of our 
 
 executive incil fur tho said 
 
 jirovince, fixed the twenty - 
 eiirhth day of .lune instant, as 
 tlie day on, from and after 
 whiidi tlie said code, as con- 
 tained in the said ndl, shall 
 eonie into force and havu etfect 
 as law, by the dcsi{,'nation of 
 ** The Code of Civil I'rocedure 
 of Lower t^aiiada "; Now kuow 
 ye, that by and with the advi-r- 
 of our executive council for the ' 
 saitl province of Canada, we j 
 do, by this our royal proclama- 
 tion, duv.laru that on, from and 
 
 after the tweiity-eijjhth diiy of 
 dune instill, I, the said liist- 
 mentioned roll, atfesteil under 
 the signature of the ndminis 
 trator of the i^i>\ eminent of our 
 said province ..f C.mada, coun- 
 ter. "i^fiie. I by the provincial 
 secretary, and •!■ positcil in tho 
 otljce ,.f the clerk of tho Ic^is- 
 lativu council of the said pro 
 vince as aforesaid, shall conip 
 into force and have effect us 
 law by thedesi^'iiatioii of •• The 
 Code of Civil P'-ocednrt) of 
 hower Canada'", of nil which 
 our loviii)^ subjects of our said 
 province, and all others wliom 
 thc-e presents may conrern, arts 
 hereby reijuired to take noiico 
 ami to ■govern themselves .kv • 
 cordinj;ly. 
 
 In testimony whereof, we have 
 caused these uiir letters to be 
 made patent, and the jjreat 
 seal of our suid provint-e of 
 Canada to be hereunto 
 allixed ; witness, uur trusty 
 and well -beloved Sir Johii 
 Michel, K. C. I!., adminls 
 trator of the f;overninent of 
 our province id' Canada, and 
 1 icute nan t-;;e no ral command- 
 ing,' our forces therein, Ac, 
 Ac., iVe. At iiin ;^overnment 
 house, in our city of Ottawa, 
 in our said province of Can- 
 ada, this twenty-second day 
 of .June, in the year of our 
 Lord, one thousand eight 
 hundred and sixty-seven, 
 and in the thirty -first year 
 of our rei;,'n. 
 
 lit ■si'KrriM 
 
 II 
 
 I5y order. 
 
 WM. McDortiALL, 
 
 Sttrtturi/, 
 
 \:\{ .MA, 
 
 the ill 
 the Icj^istu 
 as follows : 
 
 1. Articl 
 of I i\ il |ii 
 amended, 
 the words, 
 superior co 
 the seal of 
 
 2. Articl 
 is amendei 
 w >rds, " or 
 circuit colli 
 fhoiiotary, 
 in the Stat 
 in the said 
 tutinj^ thei 
 to a clerk 
 in the coin 
 
 :;. Articl 
 i.-j amcndui 
 follows ; 
 
 •• Within 
 of ea» h ye 
 kept the sii 
 has char;;e 
 the protlui 
 superior ct 
 one of the 
 delivery of 
 ledj^ed by 
 said pruth 
 give, free c 
 
VM' 
 
 :•«. 
 
 zxzv 
 
 AN ACT 
 
 U^-s»•^:^•rl^(i TUf Ai iiiKNTifAiinN AM) ^l,srl'|>^ .,y Uh.ihtkk.s 
 OK Civil. Sr \ n rK.s. 
 
 Asst'iitiil to .pfh A|iril, l^i'i'.i. 
 
 UMK MA.IKSTV.I.yu'"' «''*' 
 tlic inlvicf mill I'oJi-'Ciif of 
 till? If'^i.-tiiro of Qiu'Ikm', viiiict- 
 
 ll.^ fi.llnW : 
 
 1. Artn-lc I2.;») of the eoilo 
 (if ( ivil prniodiirt' \-* licrehy 
 uiiu'IkIimI, by in.iertiiin iifter 
 till' woril-*, " fill* -"ill iif the 
 .-iiiierior citiirt," tlit- wril.-i, " nr 
 thf M'a\ "f tin' ciriMi.t cinirt." 
 
 2. Article J J 'if tlic ii\ ll rmU' 
 is iiiiieii'led, hy strikiii)^ tuit the 
 Weird.", " iir til the i-lcrk <if the 
 circuit ciMirt. iiisteiul of the pro- 
 fluiiiutiiiy, in the cii-e .-"ipeciruMl 
 ill the statute 2.'i Vict., c. It'i," 
 in the .xaitl article, ami .-iiibsti- 
 tutiii^ therefur the uonl.-!, " 4jr 
 ti» a clerk of the circuit court 
 in the county." 
 
 M. Article 47 of the civil c(jde 
 is amended so a.s to read a.s 
 follow.s : 
 
 '• Within the fir.-<t six wook.** 
 of each year, the |»er.-<oii who 
 ke)t the .-^aid rejjister.^, or who 
 has v'harj^e thereof, dejiosit.x in 
 the jirothonotary V otlice of the 
 .■iii|ierior court of hi.-j ilistriet, 
 oiic of the .-aid 'hijnicate.-. the 
 delivery of which is acknow- 
 ledjjed by a receipt whidi the 
 said jirothoiiotary is bound to 
 give, free of charge," 
 
 I. Article Ih uf the civil code 
 i.- amended, hy -'rikin^r out the 
 v.ords "or clerk," in the ."aid 
 articl,.. 
 
 .'). A'ilhin three iiiMiitli." after 
 the |iiis-iii^ of this ai-f, all 
 elerki* of the circuit court in 
 any com ly .-hall delivi'r to the 
 |irotho!iotary of the -ii|ierior 
 court ot' the di.-lrict in which 
 sui'h county is situate, all re- 
 gisters of civil status then in 
 their pos.-ession. 
 
 •'. To;,'ether with th i|.y of 
 
 the |iortions of the civil cotlo 
 reijiiired, by article I2.'!7 of the 
 code of civil jirocediire, to bo 
 attindied to the du|)licate tk- 
 >?ister mentioned in the said 
 artiide, a copy of this act sluill 
 likewise be attached. 
 
 7. All register.-' whicli, since 
 the eoininj? into forced of the 
 eodo of civil procedure, havt- 
 been autlienticateil by any 
 clerk of the circ-iiit court, and 
 sealed with the .seal of the .said 
 court, shall be held to have 
 been, and to be, as le;^ally 
 autiiciiticatcd a.-< if article 12.'iH 
 of the -aid c()de of civil pri>ce- 
 dure ha<l orijjir'ally been enact- 
 ed .1.S amended by .section one 
 of this act. 
 
 1 
 
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 i^"'irl.„r ii,H.i, any f,ia'| 
 
 "■•'" .'iiiiiiii. 
 
 ••roil 
 
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 <ivil 
 
 iro- 
 
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 ivil 
 
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 liitcly 
 
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 '•wise I,,' III, 
 
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 >f th. 
 
 "'.' "'"'<■«• may In.v,. | 
 
 »K Hi 
 
 at 
 
 the h 
 (la, or 
 
 •MIX' of 
 
 <■ •^ciiiifc, or of 
 
 ["■ivy of f|„. i„, 
 
 '••"iiin n.s of ("a, 
 
 tin 
 
 I'i'rson.w in the 
 
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 c'iii|.tion. 
 
 ••Iltloii f,, ,.| 
 
 "•'•'I Kivcn 
 
 mil 
 
 i'.\- 
 
 i. 
 
 Kovi'rniiicnt cf Caiiaj 
 
 '■'"p'-y of the iu-t t 
 
 •'••ii"ii.s r 
 
 «•<• an. I flirtM. of 
 
 2. Mnnl 
 
 1 Iters 
 
 CMdlllcl 
 
 I<'«ifiati\ 
 
 i, !r;;i>| 
 
 nf f! 
 
 !<• <'.\('cn( 
 
 'five council or 
 
 I'hapt 
 ivo as rt 
 
 iirty, sec, nij \ 
 
 <•'' twciitv t 
 ards th". 
 
 »Vo. 
 
 val 
 
 xi'iiihiy of (^i„.|h 
 '"• j>or.son.< in the employ of tl 
 
 K<>vorniiient(tf (Jiicl 
 
 le;,'islatiire thereof 
 '■>■ The (•jerk, ti 
 oth 
 
 "•rcifthc (J 
 
 F""<'J'erty if.iuiicl 
 K"-'"!'! an. I j.ctif 
 ■•'I'l'ly to th 
 I"'. '"It in that 
 
 lie 
 
 not 
 
 J Mr, 
 
 ictoria, 
 I So far 
 
 '<i' the 
 'liialifv 
 -■ .-hall 
 
 ea.Mirer, an. J 
 
 valiK- .shall h 
 
 cr iniini<-i|.al .,Ui,.,.rs ,,f tj 
 
 !•' 
 
 a.s 
 
 '•..iinty of 
 '•"lllify .,„,.i, 
 
 eitie.s of Qiielicc an.l M 
 
 If 
 
 '■ J,'iaii.| jiir.jr.- 
 
 f.'II 
 
 .nv- 
 
 1, Ollicers', n 
 
 'nilreal 
 
 o<l oHicers 
 
 . 'K'n-coinniissi 
 
 and 
 
 on- 
 
 iietive militia : 
 
 privates .,f tj, 
 
 vain 
 .l.'lh 
 
 I"'<'|piietor.s, a 
 
 in th 
 
 o ease 
 
 of 
 
 anil, 
 
 .iver 
 
 III 
 
 I'l'l-ants and le.s.> 
 
 ' "■''■^i'>>ed total 
 •""• th..ii.san.l 
 lie case of 
 
 H 
 
 eiji.strar; 
 
 e.l 
 
 t'l'San 
 
 Tl 
 
 le |)er.s..iis iiientione.l 
 
 una, 
 
 soedon twentv -three of th 
 fourth and tiftii Vict 
 tor ninety. 
 
 2. Art"i.-le 
 code of civil 
 l>y anien.k'd' l.y s,,},,;, 
 
 in 
 
 iiin.i 
 I- 
 
 ',""""' vain,, of ,,| 
 
 oc- 
 assess- 
 
 or 
 
 act of „i 
 
 .hdl 
 !'<-'it jurors 
 
 >ove one 
 
 I'lojirietors, 
 
 in tl 
 
 '1'- value <»f at 1 
 
 an 
 
 K' ea,so 
 'I total 
 
 .f th 
 
 d.dl 
 
 j.r. 
 
 .Iiir 
 
 e is I 
 
 L' sal. I th 
 
 lis, 
 
 «■'»■>"■< lonrhnn.lred 
 
 I ere 
 
 "".-^an.l .loll 
 
 '"f Hot in., re tl, 
 
 i\u 
 
 Wor. 
 
 itiitiiiL' 
 twenty -five 
 
 se of 
 
 II rs. 
 
 and. 
 
 an 
 
 "•^••^iipiints and 1 
 
 doll 
 
 words "one hundred dollars. 
 
 "rs. in the said arti.-re, tl 
 
 •'■ iit least f 
 't' not more (I 
 
 d 
 
 an one 
 in the 
 essets, 
 
 "iinual val 
 
 "r*y dolla 
 
 He 
 
 doll 
 
 irs. 
 
 rs, hilt 
 liin one hundre.l 
 
 Tl. A) 
 
 the lej; 
 aoti< ni> 
 I. N. 
 visions 
 JtU, S.-i 
 y.i'.l, |(l.« 
 
 <f 
 
 ■il 
 
 Canaila, 
 
 of atta 
 
 attach III 
 
 "f fttta. 
 
 jiid;,'niei 
 
 eapias, 
 
 issuing 
 
 rior or ( 
 
 addressc 
 
 or t.i iin^ 
 
 ill which 
 
 uiay bo 
 
 exe.juteil 
 
 any othc 
 
 shcrift' or 
 
 oth 
 
 er ( 
 
 ii 
 
 writ IS to 
 
 2. Pan 
 
 f'06, jf th 
 
33 ric, c. 17, 8TAT. or q. 
 
 xxxrii 
 
 'HX \\l, J.iUK.s. 
 
 "'■'' fluiii ,,rii. 
 
 i.v '"111111, .r.i.il 
 
 ••""iiiii.,/„.,j (,, 
 
 ". '•••tut,. „„y 
 
 'y 'lial iji civil 
 
 ■"• ''•<• c'lurt or 
 
 "', •""■fi frinl 
 
 ''■'l"ll. C.X.'IIIJ.f 
 
 <'x •<•/!« (.(„. ,,(■ 
 
 ""•""'in;,' that 
 v<' lnr-(i «iv<.|, 
 '" ''l.iitii ex, 
 
 '•'kI tlwi'.. „r 
 "i"l \'irtnria. 
 *". ill .1.. far 
 fili'c ..(• fl,,. 
 
 '. f" '|iialilv 
 jiiroi-. <},.J| 
 
 '•"lliitV „(• 
 
 '•""lltV SUrli 
 
 I'llmvs : 
 • in the ca-xo 
 x.-*e.s>-,.,| total 
 <-' tfitiii.sari.i 
 
 "•'•■"■■<• of (),.. 
 
 , ;in a. >•.<(>>•«. 
 alxive (((i(. 
 
 ill (lio caso 
 >i'.<><',| total 
 "■ hiiiidreii 
 •' 'liun uiio 
 '"', in the 
 "' Iffiseo. 
 "I valu.j 
 liars 1)11 f 
 lHiiulre<i 
 
 AN ACT 
 
 Tu Aur.si) cKRTAt.v Akticlk 
 
 •>K LiiHKit Canada. 
 
 (;i:! 
 
 II 
 
 '•» '■. 17 »fi(/. III' o\ 
 A.-.Monteil to I.-t Ffbrmiry, |s70. 
 
 •I.'.' i.Bi- ire. rf ,„.,.i,'.,, 1.;.: it', '..""" "'" """i' "™"'» 
 
 ."Kt.- UK follows : I t l" •• ■ ,„ . 
 
 J. Notwith.tandinK' the ,,rn- civil ,r f '-"•"'■ ''"' ^""'° "f 
 visions of Hrtido- IH SI ? ih ' ' '•^"'•,*"'"r« '■< imondcd, «o 
 «i»i, j.(,), ,>j,», H(»;i, h.;t'), S57 ' "TOO >ni ,. 
 
 mKm\ aiHi I0S2 of ,ht. o.,i„' i^« -'•»'" '•- 
 
 "t civil /.r(ii'e<iiirf of l.owt«r 
 
 ('aiia.iii. all writs of .«ii:niiioiis. 
 
 ol attae-hmcMit for rent, of 
 
 attachni.-nt in rovendication, 
 
 "f "ttai-hiiicMit bfforc «(r after 
 judgment, .seizure in execution, | 
 capias, .xiibjiocna or order ' 
 i.^Miinj,' either from the siit.o- i 
 nor or circuit court, may be ^ 
 addrei-scd cither to the sheriff 
 or to any bailiff of the district, ' 
 in which Mich writ issues; and 
 may be by them served or ' 
 executed in such disirict or in 
 any other district, or to the 
 sheriff or to any bailiff of such ■ 
 other district in which such 
 writ is to be served or executed. 
 2. I'liragrajih eight of article! 
 »'"(), jf the said code, is amend- 
 
 rho iijiplication for 
 ■^ocurity for costs may bo 
 ' inn.le before the court or 
 " heforo a judge or j.rothono- 
 ' tary m vacation, and may 
 " he adjudicated upon forth - 
 " with. 
 
 } " If the j.orson bound to givo 
 
 , ;' Hocurity fails to do so within 
 
 ! ^ such time as the court, judgo 
 
 I' or prothonotary may fix. the 
 
 opposite party may obtain u 
 • judgment of non-suit. 
 
 "Saving the foregoing pro- 
 II vision, any person from whom 
 
 security may bo deman.led in 
 
 virtue of article 29 of the civil 
 '' t-'-de, may at any time, 
 
 whether the ,.i,„c has been 
 'I demanded or not, put in such 
 ' security after one ,'!car day'.s 
 '• notice to the opposite party," 
 
xxxviii 
 
 'i'o VIC, C. \H, STAT. OK 
 
 AN ACT 
 
 TTEKMAJKSTY.byunawith 
 -" tho lulvK-o HiKi consent 
 of tho IcKisI.iture of Quebec, 
 enact.x a.« follow.s : 
 
 I. Xotwith.shin.linf,' any pro- 
 
 Vhsions of articlcH 2;{'». 240 •'(>'! 
 
 280, 284 285, 287, '2.8/ Lnj' 
 
 10/oof the eudc of civil nroce- 
 
 •liirc of Lower Canaila, all .le- 
 
 I.<-sition.s of witnesses in ea-<es 
 
 before tho superior court, or 
 
 boloro tho circuit court, may 
 
 as regards defa.ilt eases aJd i 
 
 iil.-o by consent of the parties ' 
 
 or of their attorneys as regards I 
 
 contested cases, bo taken at i 
 
 any stage of tho proceedings 
 'It anyplace, on any juridical 
 d'ly, in or out of term, and 
 may, after being so taken, b.. 
 
 . sworn to before a commissioner 
 
 I ol the sujterior court. 
 
 I 2. Tho provisions of the fore- 
 going section shall api.ly win, 
 
 , retroactive cfiect to all doi.osi 
 
 , tions already taken in cases 
 now peu.ling, but shall not in 
 any manner affect any ii.d.r- 
 nu'nt of a court already ren- 
 dered or any proceedings had 
 ?r to be had in virtue of such 
 
 judgment. 
 
 \nc. I»e 
 A.de.V. 
 Arch.—, 
 
 To FaCIMTATK THK TAKI.Vr; „K EVIDKNCK IN Cv... CaSKS. ''"'"■•"' 
 
 (.'i.3 FiC, c. 18, »i,it. of (J.) 
 Assented to Ist February, 1870. 
 
 I Den.— D( 
 l»cp.— 1)( 
 
 Dur.— Di 
 
 f 
 
 E. A- Ord, 
 
 COS. 
 
 Fer.— Fei 
 
 (ion.— Co 
 
 (iu.— Guj 
 
 Juris 
 
 n.jjn.— 1!, 
 
 Her. \'te. ( 
 
 Ventt 
 
ABBRKVIATIOXS. 
 
 X.TXIS 
 
 AIJHKEVIATIONS USED IN THIS WORK. 
 
 Civil Casks. 
 
 the proi-eedings. 
 JH any juridical 
 t of term, and 
 "K ■-<■<) taken, lj<. 
 
 u conimissioner 
 court. 
 
 fionjiof the fore 
 hall apfily with 
 i^'t to all ilejK..«i 
 taken in cases 
 >iit shall not in 
 feet any judj^- 
 "t already ren- 
 roceedings hml 
 I virtue of such 
 
 Anc. Iten.-Anricn K.-niziirl. H,,uv. I|.,iivv,.t 
 A. de -N-'- -A.'tes de Nut ori.t... IIy,;.-JIy,„;thee.' 
 Ar.h. — Archbold. 
 
 ,, ,. . '-"'K'' — Laconihe. 
 
 l."ur.-H..urjon. Lau.-Lauri,re. 
 
 ,., . ^- ''..J.— ],,,wi'r ('ana<la .luri.-t. 
 
 ;, :} '^;'.'.'"''"-., ,, . L. C. R.-Lower Canada Ko- 
 '.<.-< ircuit (ourt. , .„„.t,s. 
 
 ;.'• S— v."'','' ^;i^"-, L. Dict.-Law Di..ti..narv. 
 ' . N. — (ode >iaj)()Io<)n. 
 
 '■• ^A-V^'/'a''" ''r^^'l'"-*^ N- I>en.-\ouveau Deni/art. 
 
 <'oH. — Cnuehot. 
 
 C. P. (Jen. — Code de Procedure 
 do (lem'^ve. 
 
 C. P. L. — (Nidi' of Procedure 
 of L<Mii.siann. 
 
 C. S. L. C— Consolidated Sta- 
 tutes of Lower (Janada. 
 
 C. V, A. — Court of Vice-Admi- 
 ralty. 
 
 iJen. — Denizart. 
 I»ep. — Depot. 
 Dur. — Duranton. 
 
 E. A- Ord.— Edit.* et Ordonnan- 
 
 ces. 
 
 Fer. — Ferri^re. 
 
 (.)rd.— Ordonnance or Ordin- 
 ance. 
 
 P- C. — Procedure Civile. 
 
 Pig.— Pigeau. 
 
 P. or Pot.— Pothier. 
 
 Pret j\ us — Pret a usage, etc. 
 
 Pro]).— I>roj,ri^-te. 
 
 Q. B.— Queen's Bench. 
 
 Rep.— Repertoire. 
 
 R. of P.— Rule <d' Practice. 
 
 S. C — Superior Court. 
 s. — Section. 
 S8, — Sections. 
 Ser.— Serpillon. 
 
 (icn. — Code Proc. Gcncvr. 
 
 ,i, 0„y„t, Repertoire de la j t;,uLi::To'umer 
 Jurisprudence. 
 
 T. Rep.— Term Rep )rt5' 
 
 Ilein. — Ilcinnocius. 
 Her. Vte. deslmin.- 
 
 -Ile 
 
 Vente dea Immeublcs. 
 
 ricourt, 
 
 Trop. Xanti.s.— Troplong sur 
 le Nantissenient. 
 
 )r Vic. — Vict 
 
 V. A.— V 
 
 (jria. 
 
 i 
 
 :| 
 
 ice-Admiralty. 
 
xl 
 
 LIST OF AMKVnKD IRTICLEg. 
 
 ARTICLKS OF IHV fYinr <^^t.- r-i,., 
 
 MNCLnsi.KoMLLOAIK.N. "«J^ lh> lAL ALl .^ 
 
 I,'*' '1 \','- «■ "■ »• 2. 8 25 ;-nrt. 2. 
 
 '' 9).r„'„a Jri'- ' ^-°"'- "'"■ '''■ ""■ ■'■•«■ ■■«. 9H, »M, 
 
 Uy 32 Vic, 0. 2(), s. 1 : ..rfs iq-ja loq- 
 
 "^ "alrio'ri.-" ,TS.!-..,^;'Lr ^"'' ^«"' ^«" ^«^' ^^. ^«« 
 
^ 
 
 CODE 
 
 OP 
 
 CIVIL TROCEDURE. 
 
 CEDURE OF 
 Nt lAL ACrs 
 
 770,914,951, 
 
 / in the fr.rt of' 
 
 ifvffiH affect ing 
 XV ante, 
 
 o 
 
 555, 569, 606, 
 
 \\\ fDlfr. 
 
 285, 287, 288 
 
 P A R T I' I R S T 
 
 flKNKKAl, l'l{U\ IHIONS. 
 
 1. The |iliu't', time, and diini- 
 tinri of the sittin;,'s uf the .lif- 
 fcrt'iif ctiiirt.-- are regulated hv 
 partieular statutes. The eourt 
 "iJiy, aceordiiij^ to cireuni- 
 
 sioners'euurtH for the summary 
 trial of Hmall causco, suits l)e- 
 two(.n lessors and lessees, the 
 proeeedings re^'ulate.l hy the 
 ,, . , , . 'ir-t titl.> of the seeond"hook 
 
 ."tanee., shorten the terms thus of part se,-ond, (arts 7ttfi-s7rt \ 
 ixed ..r It miiy prolong them, and as regards the di.friefs 
 ».y adjournment, either frum -f (Jasp^ of Saguenav. and .d" 
 day o .lay. or to any subse- Chie..utimi. and the Vourt of 
 quent day before the following Queen's Heneh.— C S I C 
 term; and at any sitting, held e. 7H, s<s. It5, 17, 18 • f' H> 'm 4! 
 in virtue of su.di adjournment, e. H.'!, ss. 15, .{7, Vw- J 4*0 si'i «' 
 the court may hear and deter- 2. The following days "arc 
 mine all eases brought before non-juridieal : 
 It, whether sueh eases wore 1. Sundays- 
 hegun before or since sueh j 2. New 'Year's Day, fho 
 adjournment. Courts cannot Epiphany, the Annunciation. 
 Mton non-juri.hcal days; nor Good Friday, the Ascension 
 can tney sit between the ninth C.rpuH Chrinti, St. Peter' and 
 of .July and the first of Septem- St. Paul's Day, All faints' 
 ber, except as regards pro,-eed-; Day. [the Coricepti,.n,l and 
 ings concerning corix.rations Christmas Day • 
 and public oHices, oppositions ! ;}. [The birthday of the Sov- 
 to marriages, aj^plications for'ereign;] 
 
 writs of h<ib,u^ vurpuH in civil {KnHtn-.M<„ul,ni and Uh- 
 niatters. suits before commis- | W^-diusda^ have' /„en a.Ud, 
 
 NoTK. — The changes and additions niyd" i" vir^i-o rf *! -» 
 statute of IHCO, intituled "An Art r..,„ctmythe Code of Civil 
 I rovidur, „j h>w,r Cmwdar and those contained in the scl 
 ''"'e of resohitions appended to th " 
 
 br 
 
 dul 
 
 Code inserted between brackets [ ] 
 
 le said statute, uro in th 
 
 iii 
 
GKXKRAI, I'KfiVI.SIoVs. 
 
 ^■' 
 
 <(//'■< till lllniinil ijlltiilll u{ t)i!H 
 Ciii/t , In l/ii /imI n/' ii'iii jiirl'ii. 
 
 fill ihii;y. — ,';i \'ii-., !•. 7, «. 2, 
 § 25, Still. ofijMflM-.-.) 
 
 4. Aii.v (lay ii| pointcil hv 
 FdViil j,i<"'liiii)afi<.ii 111- hy j.ro'- 
 claiii.'itioii (pf till.' ;^i)vcnii)r as a 
 (lay nf j^cncriil fas-i or fhaiikH- 
 f,'iviii>,': I but any writ of ,«iiin- 
 iiions, or oilier prnccciliio', 
 whiili. Iioforo .-iiU'li proi-Iaina- 
 tioii, lia.- Iiccij tiiailf rctiiriiahlc 
 on a (lay so ti.\i-d, niuy bi- ro- 
 
 .-i;rns of M|.|ir.iliatiori or iii.<a|i- 
 probiiHoii, i.r ri'fiiscs to with- 
 tlraw or fn obry the onlcrs <if 
 tbp .jii(i;,'c, or tln> a.liniiiiificiis 
 "f llic i-ricrs or other olfircrs of 
 tbf loiirt. may be ••uii.|(.|iiiic(i 
 at once t" a tiiii' or iiiijiri-i.n- 
 inidit.or bi.tb, .i.'ccirilin;; to the 
 iliscn-tidii (if tlic coiuf or jddcc. 
 //,,-,/. s'.(.— l Ti.lds I'ra.ti cri,. 
 47',t. isii.. -11 (i,.,,. ni. ,.. 7 ,_ 
 Itl.— ('. I'. (\ Louis.. i::i), i:;i. 
 \'<2. — .Morin.I.)is('i|il. dcs ('■■iirs 
 
 turiKMl on the next f..liovvinK' X"s. ll:;.!..! . 2:51. (l(il.--(;nv(.t" 
 juridical day. 1-12 v., o. 10, ,s. K..,,. ,„. Andicncc, 7;{;;-J - 
 .); .'. 22. .•<. 2ii :—(,'. .S. L. C.. c. Aforlin. H.-p. vo. Aiidicnc.. ^; 
 
 L. Diet. 
 Coiirtj' — 
 
 I'o. ('oil- 
 
 (". 1'. L. 
 
 ti4, .*<. 02 ;— C. S. C, c. b, .s. «, j — To.iiuns 
 
 12:-C. I».L. 207. r,.„.,.t. r,„ 
 
 3. If the day on whiuii any i;;i, |;;2. 
 
 thill- oii-ht to be dune in pur- 8. If the disturbance js 
 
 j-uaiu-e ot the law i.s a non- eaused by a pers li-cbarc- 
 
 Miridu-al day. sueii thing may in;,' any function before the 
 
 l.'e done with like cllcct .,n the court, he may, in addition to 
 aext loilowmg juridical day. — 
 
 t"..S. L. ('.. e. .S2, ."i. :>. 
 
 4. Per>.ius present at sit- 
 tinj^s of tlie ciotirts must remain 
 uncovered, and in silence. — 
 C. P. C.^S. 
 
 5. All orders giyen by the 
 
 the punishment imposed in th 
 prccedin;,'arti(dc, l)e .-uspeiidod 
 from .sucli function.— ('. 1'. r 
 
 '.to. 
 
 9 The courts, iii all cases 
 brought before them, may, ac- 
 cording to circumstances, eyen 
 court or a .sitting judge for ; of their own accord, pn.nounce 
 the maintenance .d' good order ; orders or reprimaad.s. and sup- 
 d.inng the sittii gs must be : press writings, or declare them 
 uistiintly obeyed. The word libellous.— C. P. C. 10;!6 
 ''judge •• used alone, either in \ 10. The court or presiding 
 thus code ..r lu the ciyil code, judge may appoint an inter" 
 nieans ui like manner the (diief- pretcr and allo'w him a reason- 
 justice, or any assistant judge able compensation. which form. 
 ot the .same court, unless the part of the cost.s of the suit.— 
 contrary is expressed.-//,/,/. C. .S. L. C, e. S:?, s. M. 
 
 6. I he proyisions of the two H. Any court or any judge 
 
 a-st preceding articles nuKst thereof, may require an oaTh 
 
 likewise be observed wherever when it is deemed neces-ary 
 
 judges are in the exercise of 1 and may. in su.di ca.se. ..s we'll 
 
 their t unctions.- //./,/. \ y,, ,;„ .^,,y ,,,,,. ^,,,,„ ,„, .^.^^j^ -^ 
 
 /.Any p.^rsoii who. auring required bylaw, or the rules 
 
 the sitting ot tlie c.urt or of a : of pr..etice, admiuLster the 
 
 judge, disturbs order, utters , same. 
 
 12. \ 
 
 S •' 'I'iug 
 I 'lcnit.(| 
 
 I before tl 
 
 I 'fencve, 
 
 \ 13. \ 
 
 I suit at I 
 
 inlcre,«t 
 
 bt d.inne 
 
 ■ I'l'- »l. fi 
 
 11. X 
 
 party to « 
 
 I "r.ictend 
 
 I ever, i;ul 
 
 exercise ( 
 
 "herespe 
 
 I'll (ISO V 
 
 exercise o 
 
 rcpreseiitt 
 
 "'••'I ill tli( 
 
 liy the 1: 
 
 'heir parti 
 
 'ity.— All 
 
 "r person 
 
 under any 
 
 pear in ji 
 
 may do so 
 
 l-ower (.'ai 
 
 who, accori 
 
 a foreign c( 
 
 to represen 
 
 ''it'll or niai 
 
 ^ leaving pro 
 
 t "a(la, may 1 
 
 I i" judicial 
 
 any court ii 
 
 ' I'igeaii, 
 
 '•eneve, 2- 
 
 ■>, 0.— C. .^. 1 
 
 15. Sevei 
 
 Jiuay bo join 
 
 il'i-ovided th 
 
 .^I'Htibh; or ( 
 
 jthey seek c. 
 
 ||'l<e nature, 
 
 ji~ not prohi 
 
 >ro{is jtrovis 
 
iitinii (ir iliMi|i- 
 fllfOM fn witli- 
 V tlif urilcrs 111' 
 II' :i'liiii.inf inn-' 
 itlicr utij.-cr-i o| 
 
 1)1' '■'i|iilcliiiH'<l 
 
 • ' IT iiii|irisiin - 
 •ei'i-ilin;; In fh«' 
 court ur Jiiilifc. 
 I's I'r.i ti •-•. p. 
 ". HI. .•. 7. s. 
 'Ills.. l:;ii, i.;i, 
 •ijil. <ic^('..ur.-. 
 Jllll. — (Jiiyot, 
 iMiiM'. 7.',.'!- 1. — 
 Alliliciir«c, §.;. 
 Jii't. I'll. Ciiii- 
 •tji — C. 1". L. 
 
 i.-'tiirldiiicc i.« 
 Sun (liscliar^- 
 II bi'foie the 
 II aiMitioii to 
 iiipKSfil in the 
 
 1)L' .-ll.<|.l'llllOll 
 
 on.— ('. ]'. C. 
 
 in all i'u.se.< 
 em, may, ac- 
 staiH'CH, even 
 il. ]ironi>iini-«' 
 ikIs. ami .-iiip- 
 (loi'larc them 
 '. 1036. 
 or presiding 
 nt an intur- 
 liiii a reason- 
 i.whieh forms 
 )f tlic .suit. — 
 s. 3t). 
 
 ur any ju(l;,'o 
 lire an oath 
 il n('('(>sHarv, 
 fja.Hi', '<s well 
 m tin oath is 
 or the rules 
 ainistor tlio 
 
 •iK.VKKAl, I'lioviard.v.s. 
 
 12. ^Vhoev.'r.^i.i.ki to,,i,tain 
 •■; llHiiK „r a right whi-h is 
 ''•■•iicl him. must sue 0,v ij 
 Ix'd.rc the prop,.,- eoiirt.— <' p 
 
 <;<.n.ve. I. — iN.thitr. /'/■.„../•,/ 
 -••-<•. I', h. 7.,. 
 
 13. .Vo porson can l,riii>c a 
 -•I'f at law- unless h.. ha- an 
 «nt.-re,.t therein.-2 i'revot Ue 
 I'i •'•''"'-■'. ||. ..fi7. -I i'i^,.,,.,„. 
 
 I'l'. II. 'il. i;.'.--i'. p I 1- 
 
 to. \ • ■ li. I.>. 
 
 X-*. .\o p,.r.-uii ,.„n he a 
 
 l'^i'-'.vt„suit...ithera..-hiinmut 
 "r -letemlaut, in any furnnvhat- 
 ••vei. unless h.. has the free 
 <-x<re.se of his ri^'htN savinij ' 
 •'h«•respeelalprov•ision^,^ppI^^ 
 
 ^ '"'■■'" who have not the iVee 
 
 e.xereis,; of their ri^'ht-mu-^t he 
 
 representoi|.a,-.sist.Ml.,rauthor- 
 Y'-'l HI the manner prescribed 
 -y the laws whieh regulate 
 tlH'ir p,u-t.eular status or eapa- 
 '•'t>-.— All foreii,Mi eon.orations 
 '"■ I'tTsons, duly authorized 
 >"ider any for.i-n law to ap- 
 I'^-'i'- in judieial proceedings 
 '"H>' dosu before anv e.urt"ii,' 
 '"•wer Canada.- Any person 
 who. accord i UK to the laws of 
 
 ■' '"'•*■'«" country, is authorized ' 
 t" represent a person who has 
 uiedormade his wUi therein, 
 lottvin- property in Lower Ca- ' 
 
 na«b, may also appear as such ^ 
 « judicial ju-oceedin^'s before 
 any court in Lower Canada.— 
 1 1 i!,'eau, tC; ,/ Mitiv — c P 
 
 Ueneve, 2,-C. P. C.Louis.! ec" 
 |5,C.-C.8.L. C.,e. 91.SS. J •' 
 15. .>ovoral causes of action 
 fay ho joined in the same «„it, 
 J>rov,dea they are not ineom- 
 pmtible or contradictory, that 
 '♦hey seek eondemnation j (.f a 
 Ike nature, that their joinder 
 ■•^ not prohibited by some ex- 
 ;>re.^s i.rovi«ioD, aud that they 
 
 .1 
 
 •"•'' ■^".^••eptihle „f ,he same 
 
 "";';•. ".'/rial.-A creditor ,. au- 
 "'-t -»'V"le his debt C.rehep,,^ 
 i"'-^«- "i Huin- tor the seyeral 
 
 f";.^'""-* "»• it by dirterent 
 a-t.ons -I pi.,,.,„ ...s._,,^7 
 
 •""• "t. X.X.. art. «.--,. ,.'!• 
 
 L^mis IK n,. LOO, 'i.^'.:: 
 
 V ,;■'• •^''*'''"'-. :.'S .June. 
 [^o.„ .M,.nfreal. - |.|nli,„ .^ 
 
 ^'!':';';;^'';""-"-i<M)ee.lM54. 
 
 — I'dd s Practice, y-|2 •{ 
 
 Key de Le" L r^ -w i. 
 
 ;• ./''""^''ni. .Montreal, ]:, 
 , April, l.v,,..-,.,' v. I.;|,i 
 
 16. -N-Jodicial demand can 
 ''•'•"I.Molieated upon unless the 
 ,'""■'•;■ '^X^^V'-'^f whom it is made 
 '"'•' ''•;••" ''^-ard or duly sum- 
 moned. -I Pij,,.;,,,, .,s<,.,'--.(' ,. 
 
 '"^-""^'•;V''-~-'"^'li«"ian. >[. 
 
 17. The court cannot adju- 
 "/•^'te heyon.l the con-lusion.s 
 "/ ^ ■"•'•t, but it may reduce 
 '*'""' '""I K>ant them only in 
 
 l-.^<>r,L ,j,7, tit. ;:.,U: 
 
 18. -A party who brine.s a 
 
 «nt for les» than he is entUle 
 
 . ;• . "I""' 'f'^' ''Hme cause «f 
 
 'ittion. ,nay remedy the omi.s- 
 
 ■^'on hy an imidenta! supnle- 
 
 >" the ore judgment rendered. 
 C. 1. Louis., lot!, |J7._, 
 
 19. \o person can use the 
 "amoofauother to plead, ox! 
 <c'J.t the crown, thr.u.gh its ro- 
 ognised oHicers. Tut.7rs, cura- 
 to.« and others representin.' 
 persons wh., haye not the free 
 exercise of their right., pbad 
 n their own name in their 
 e--'pect.ye qualities. Corpor- 
 't ons p ea.i ,„ their ....rpo'rato 
 namo.-2 Loisel Instit. liy. 4 
 tU.m,art.0;-liv.;{,tiLii,art.4.' 
 
 m. 
 
"% 
 
 OKNERAI, HROVISIO.Va. 
 
 20. In any Jinli<'inl prix'ccd- 
 iuK if i.-i Mitlii'icnt tluit the r)ii-t> 
 and coni-lii.'-idnM li'- ilif^f iiii'tlv 
 ami fairly stiifcil. witliciiit jiiiy 
 ]iarliciilar I'miti licin^ nt'cc,-'- 
 .«ary. and Kuch stiitcincntH are 
 intcr|irof(.'d a<-c<trdinj^ tn the 
 nieanin;^ of words in ordinary 
 laii^iia)j;(;.— ('. S. L. ("., c. S.'!, 
 ss. 77. IH.—C. ('. |». L„i,is., Kil. 
 (Art. 144 /innt.) 
 
 21' All provisiriHs and rules 
 concfrniii;; lirocednre are in- 
 terpreted with rct'ereiice toeacli 
 iptlier and in such a iininner as 
 t(i give them all the etfeet in- 
 tentled ; and whenever this 
 eotle tloes not eontain any pro- 
 vision for enf'oreing or main- 
 laining some partieula>- right 
 or just e!aim, or any rule 
 applicable tlu'retf), any pro- 
 ceeding adopted which is not 
 inconsistent with law or the 
 pr(tvisiuns of this code is re- 
 ceived and held to bo valid. 
 — ('. S.L. C, c. H'2, s. 1. 
 
 22> -No pul)lie otlicer or 
 other person fulfilling any j)nb- 
 lic duty or function can be sued 
 for damages by reason of any 
 act done by him in the exercise 
 of his functions, nor can any 
 verdict or judgment be ren- 
 dered against him, unless notice 
 of such suit has been given him 
 at least one month before the 
 issuing of the writ of summons. 
 — Such notice must be in writ- 
 ing, it must s))ecify the grounds 
 of the action, must be served 
 upon him personally or at his 
 domicile, and must state tho 
 name and residence of the 
 plaintiff's attorney or agent. — 
 C.S. L. <\, c. 100, s. I. 
 
 23. Any party to a suit may 
 appear and plead cither in 
 
 person or tiirough tlie ministry 
 of an attorncv at law. — 2.'> (Jeo. 
 III., c. 2, s.^." I. ;;(i. 
 
 24. -Neither tlie day of ser- 
 vice nor tin? terminal day is 
 counted in the delays fixeil for 
 summoning. Helays continue 
 to run upon ."Sundays and holi- 
 days ; but if a delay e.vpiriss 
 on a holiday, it is of right 
 extended to tho next following 
 day.- The same ri '• applies 
 to all other delays in proce ■ 
 <lure.— ('. .<. L. C.'. e. 110, s. 1. 
 5 2. — I Carrt- et Chauveau, 1*. 
 lij. no. I0'.»,— I I'igeau, ;{;>.{.— 
 (Juyo?, Kep. vo. Delai, ]i.Mi — 
 vlrd. UW;7, tit. iii., art. H. — 
 Lavielle, Ktudes sur la I'roe)'-- 
 dure, p. '.•;'.. --C. P. C. lO.'J.}.— 
 C. P. L. ;{|S. 
 
 25i Whenever a record is 
 required by law to be trans- 
 mitted from one court to an- 
 other, or to a ditferent place, 
 the transmission may be etfeet - 
 ed through the post-office, and 
 the j)arty re<}uiring it is bound 
 to advance the jiostage to the 
 person charged to make sucli 
 transmission; and for any de- 
 lay caused by the neglect of 
 such ])arty to pay such postage. 
 he is deemed to be in fault. 
 With the consent of all the 
 parties, the record nmy be 
 transmitted by any other 
 means.— C. S. L. C, e. 82, s. fi. 
 
 26. [The provisions of arti- 
 cle 17 of the Civil Code apjily 
 to this Code. Any copy of thi.< 
 Code, whether designated a- 
 Code of Civil I'mttdun nf 
 Lower C(in<i<lti, or as The ('(."/'■ 
 of Civil Pio<(durf of fjoinr 
 C<nuiil((, or any copy of the 
 Civil Code, whether desig- 
 nated a8 Civil Code of Loicn- 
 
 28. T 
 
 original 
 suit.s or J 
 exclusive 
 diction of 
 "f the ail 
 c. 7S, ss. 
 
 29. Tl 
 peri(»r co 
 more of t 
 to time, 
 practice tl 
 fur regiila 
 or out of 
 niatters b 
 whether i 
 the circuii 
 matters ol 
 lilted by 
 
 •11 
 
SLI'KHIou 
 
 '■'ILRT. 
 
 ifjh t]\p ministry 
 tt law. — 2.") Ucii. 
 
 , .'Wi. 
 
 f.)i<' (lay tif fcr- 
 •■rinirial day i.« 
 (lirlay.x tixt'cl f(ir 
 )<'lay.-i (*<iritinu(> 
 iitlav!' ami lioli- 
 i (li'lay cxipircH 
 
 it is of rij^ht 
 I next folldwin^j 
 lie T' '■ iijijilit's 
 'lay.* Ill procc ■ 
 
 C, <•. IKt. s. I. 
 t ("hauvoau, P. 
 
 I'if^eau, .'U»;{. — 
 
 . Delai, p. ;i44— 
 
 iii., art. tt. — 
 
 L'H .sur la Proci^- 
 
 L'. P. c. km;},— 
 
 er a record if 
 w to be trans - 
 le t'ourt to an- 
 (litreront place, 
 ri may he effect - 
 jiost-otHce, and 
 ring it is bound 
 postage to the 
 
 to make sucli 
 md for any de- 
 
 the neglect of 
 ly such postage, 
 to be in fault, 
 ent of all the 
 ecord may be 
 y any other 
 J. C, c.82, s. 6. 
 Dvisions of arti- 
 ivil Code apply 
 Uiy copy of this 
 designated uf 
 
 Procedure of 
 or as Th; Cwh 
 •dure of Lowr 
 y copy of the 
 hether desij^- 
 Code of Low r 
 
 Ciinadii, or III' T/i> Civil 
 
 ol 
 
 Ijinn r (intuitu. (,r ,.||)v 
 extract of either (t tin- ,«aiil 
 codt-s, printed by ih,. printer 
 tliiiy autiiorized by ller .Ma- 
 jesty, is deemed nut lentic ] — 
 Any abbreviated (i.rm ,.f re- 
 ference to any act i.r part ,,[' 
 an aif \» suthcicnt, if it i,.< 
 intelligible. 
 
 27. Kxceptional pni\i.<iuns 
 
 ■"n.'i-rningecrtain nialtcr.s and 
 
 .riMt'fdings in the dis 
 .•^agiii-nay. <'lii« outimi. 
 ami th.' .\lagd;i!eii I^la 
 iipiitaint'd in .'liaptiTs 
 "'■*, •^'1. .s;; and S.) ..(• the 
 lidatcii statutes fur 
 Canada.-— C. S. L. ('. 
 s. .H»; c, 7«, 8. 17. j J; 
 •'• ■^•!. ss, I.-,, 7il, 1,S,>S; 
 -s. lis. 
 
 tricts of 
 
 (ia-'p('> 
 
 nds are 
 
 7 7, 7m, 
 
 < I'liso- 
 
 liovvcr 
 
 c. 77, 
 
 r. 7'.»; 
 
 e. hj, 
 
 S !<: C O N I) I> A R T. 
 
 PK.K-Kr.IHK lUFORK TIIK lU KKKKKXT fOrUTS. 
 
 BOO K F I II ST. 
 
 SUPKRIOR ('(»( HT. 
 
 I'HKI.I.Ml.NAUV 1-Hll\ ISION.S. 
 
 28. The superior court has 
 "rigmal jurisdiction in all 
 suit.s or actions whi -h ar<' not 
 exclusively within the juris- 
 diction of the circuit court or 
 "f the admiralty.— ('. S. L C 
 c. 78, s.-i. 2, ;{. ' '' 
 
 29. The judges of the su- 
 perior court, or any ten or 
 more of them. may. from time 
 bi time, make anv rules of 
 practice that may be necessary 
 b.r regulating proceedings, in 
 "1- out of term, in cau,sos ami 
 matters brouirht lieforc them 
 
 whether in tin 
 the circuit court, 
 
 >uperior or in or circuit wh 
 
 such rules bo not in(!onsistent 
 with the provisions of this 
 <-o.ie.--('. s. L. ('., c. s:;. .<.s :\H 
 '•»«. ^^ I.:, s. lbS.--All rules of 
 practu'c thus made by .such 
 judges and signed by them, 
 are, without any other for- 
 mality, and immediately upon 
 receipt thereof, or of a copy 
 thereof certiti.Ml by thi- protl,,.- 
 notary of the superior court 
 having custody of the original 
 thereof, entered in the registers 
 of each of the said ci iits res- 
 pectively, at each i.lace where 
 it is held, and huve then full 
 force and eilc-t In the district 
 
 ere ',\ has bee 
 
 matters uf procedure not 
 
 and all other regi.«tered.--//>iW„ c. H.S, s. J 
 
 "ted by thi 
 
 s coi 
 
 regu- i 2. -Thi 
 iej provided rior court 
 
 n so 
 
 4H. 
 
 judge.- o 
 
 f tl 
 
 le supe- 
 
 M.i 
 
 , or any ten or more 
 
SrPKRfOK rnviiT 
 
 of Miotii, mav i}]^„ mak< 
 ♦ nrifr- .,r f,.,.y (or f) 
 
 my 
 
 -'"!•< ay iiiav \ 
 
 •I. .1.1 
 
 vocaffv-, anil a(f<.r 
 
 "' '•'"in- any .li>fii,.t; 
 
 '•x.'iniiniTH an<I ofh 
 «p|i<)intc.| hv til 
 
 ncv 
 
 III ri 
 
 I'T >.||j. (TS I 
 
 •'•IVI' 
 
 K' ll-( 
 
 |""iirt, wliiisc 
 
 l.yl 
 
 alar 
 
 -'i|'<'ii.,r i.rfl 
 
 'I 
 
 nv. (ixrd |,v (Im 
 
 Icy ari' 
 
 K' (•ir''iiit 
 
 to nppo'ifinry in 
 
 '■'• ns '''iiiiiiiis.i(i*n<'rs 
 
 atli.lavifs thcicin, f<> 
 
 in flio .xiipf 
 
 rmr cdiirt 
 
 not. 
 
 >i(rt. — (' 
 
 '" •■'"iiKil; an. I all s,,,.), , 
 
 m-'Vernnr ..f fl,( 
 
 ■*<-', .<. Ki.- Tl... -hirf 
 
 III II si I 
 
 iiiannrr \,r( 
 
 pi..iniil:,'af,.,l i„ n, 
 
 ariiF^ ..tli.T jll.l;;.. „rt| 
 
 >^'i|M<ii.,r .•oiiit, an.l 
 
 Jii-ti.'c 
 
 aiiv 
 
 of 
 
 (ira.'licc 
 
 l»n'sciil)(..i |,v il 
 
 ainl. 
 
 •■"iiniil I 
 rev(.k( 
 
 nay 
 
 Tin- jr, 
 niak.' 
 
 H' rules nf Ml 
 
 in th 
 
 'V.Tii.ir in al 
 
 ilict 
 
 H' same o..iirf, 
 a-'o ..f thi' ficafi, 
 JMsticc, nr i.f his 
 
 III.M 
 
 lit' 
 
 Iocs 
 H.-rk 
 
 '"K'li'l (lie tarills of 
 
 )-'('nco tV.ini the provin 
 ^" jii.|),'cs „f tiic sal, 
 
 J'nyahlu to i.n.lliuiH.f 
 
 •'lU'is, in 
 
 file rill 
 acM) 
 
 '. cdidiicr- 
 
 r.lan. 
 
 arics, 
 an. I 
 
 I'l-ovisi.ins i,rcli;,|,t 
 
 I' with til 
 
 may, hy mi). 
 
 si'in.- iiiiiicr th« 
 <•oll^^. 
 
 '<r iiKirc 
 
 <"L'. any 
 
 'II. I c'liirt 
 ffiiiiinis- 
 
 \u> 
 
 s.'al of tl 
 
 f "- tli<-y think n 
 
 I'point as nuiny pcrs. 
 
 (' 
 
 nsoli.liKclstatntfji for [ 
 
 f the the 1 
 
 e.'essarv, with 
 
 aiiaila. 
 
 or 
 
 other 
 other 
 "ifiits than 
 f'liiir for 111 
 
 An.l 
 ers.in i 
 
 a n V 
 
 otlii-er 
 
 jowc 
 
 or 
 
 ".'I'f- ••»'r|,|,or('ana.| 
 
 in 
 
 <'<»niniissioiicrs to i 
 
 i, a- 
 
 rrcaier fee 
 
 ';''''vin;,' any any 
 
 »vi(s therein, to h 
 
 i'.-civ<; 
 
 used 
 
 or em. .Ill- Caiia.la.-t 
 
 'I' It of re.'i.r.l in I 
 
 illi- 
 in 
 
 'ii-t! .-|)Ccili(Ml ill th 
 
 til.' .li-cl 
 
 .•ir.'iiit 
 
 The n 
 
 wervhe 
 liable t 
 
 '•"•i;<''>rfiic (lufii 
 
 •""•t, ior from tinio t(. t 
 
 governor may iik 
 
 iOwer 
 
 ewise. 
 
 fl 
 
 lerein niciitioncil. 
 
 and 
 
 line 
 
 (loll 
 
 o a 
 f..r 
 
 l-enalty of ei;,'hty 
 
 persons, resiMi 
 <"'i"eat liritain 
 
 'ippoint lit 
 
 11^' III any part of 
 'UhI Irelaii.l 
 
 eai'h 
 
 otlonee 
 
 ""■"tioncl in .•hapter S.i „| 
 
 '•"iisolidaled statutes for i 
 < ana. la. 
 
 tl 
 
 le 
 ower 
 
 '" "".V »i' the Kn^lisl l 
 
 ■••s eoiniiiissioners for reee, 
 -ii-li allidavits.-- -(\ [S. L. (' 
 
 or 
 
 oiiie.s, 
 iyi 
 
 "f? 
 
 l.'.--i 
 
 30. I 
 
 vei 
 
 ■y ji"l;,'c. pn.tho- 
 
 noi:u-y, and clerk, ami 
 
 a Hid 
 
 .-amc f,,reo 
 
 .very di 
 
 posit i'jn 
 
 I'vit thus reeeiye.l, h 
 
 ii.« th( 
 
 that 
 
 iiiinissioiier aufhoriz.'.l f 
 
 every entitled to tl 
 
 11 nd effect, and 
 
 pur, 
 
 •ose, 
 
 mentioncl, has 
 minister and re 
 
 or 
 lereinafter 
 
 as if 
 
 it had been 
 
 10 same eredc 
 
 It! 
 
 nee 
 
 when 
 
 1 
 
 of 
 
 ev 
 
 a ri;>:ht to ad- 
 
 «'iye the oath, the 2(> \ 
 
 J'en Court.— C. .^. j, q 
 
 receiyed in 
 
 id 
 
 2.-TI 
 
 er it isreiinired l,y law, f 
 
 '.y rules (d'praef 
 
 K-e, or by ord 
 
 oree 
 
 H2, 
 
 10 jiroyision.s of 
 
 laii. 41. .riyo liko 
 
 II eourt or ju.l-e, or the allir- 
 
 ''!• received hefort 
 
 nd effc'ttoall aHi.lavits 
 
 matioii in the ease.- 
 ">'' <d' it, link'; 
 
 luith 
 
 on 
 
 iieoiniiijssioner 
 
 which ad- \ lor to ad 
 
 zodhy thclor.lchaneel- 
 
 restrieted by some pi 
 
 such rijiht h 
 
 minister -ffidavits 
 
 in 
 
 law 
 
 Any jud.'o of th 
 
 vision of tore a nl.f 
 
 efiancery, i„ E;,,.l„„,,. .^^ bo- 
 
 11 rv 
 
 ,>ulili 
 
 nor court may, in the .li>tr 
 in which he disci 
 
 "l;''- hand and oHicial seal 
 
 e, under his 
 
 ii"t fore th 
 
 .r 1) 
 
 ini('tioii> 
 
 larires his tratc of 
 
 e mayor or chief ma. 
 
 more 
 
 ompo^yor, by ,„ic or 
 
 ■'"'>,V city, b 
 
 ?'oal of th 
 
 commission.^, under the 1 
 
 iii.'orporatcil t 
 
 m.'h 
 
 *> court, lis mi 
 
 "y por- Her M 
 
 .rifaiii or Ireland. 
 
 own in (. 
 
 or 
 reat 
 
 njesty's colonic 
 
 in any of 
 
 ', or m 
 
 I 
 
 any f..r 
 
 '■'.lllillol 
 
 ■"'if,'b,( 
 
 I b..t",,re ; 
 
 ^ '■.'iirt. il 
 
 I '•"l.iiiie.M 
 
 I befiire a 
 
 I 'ciii|...ra 
 
 I iirciiHii 
 
 j ty, excr^ 
 
 .1 t..reii^i 
 
 " ''.niiiii 
 
 ■■■.iirt," V 
 
 ill this I 
 
 -i.iii.T a 
 
 the proy 
 
 31. II 
 
 llll.lt.'l' Oil 
 
 ji.iss'ess 
 
 make th 
 
 J, incuts, tl 
 
 i beiiij^ Ha 
 
 f that sue 
 
 i cause of 
 
 I fence, m;i 
 
 I plead /// 
 
 I may or.ie 
 
 I f" atf.ird 
 
 ; without a 
 
 ; ■'iicli pari 
 
 I ^MJt, is n 
 
 'Iciiinatioi 
 
 "tlicr part 
 
 ^- 24:- 1 
 
 — K.lit. d 
 
 Lay a, ;!Ity, 
 
 32. .^11 
 
 over, ho r 
 
 or judge, 
 
 party was 
 
 able to n 
 
 disbiirseiiii 
 
 . 33. [If 
 
 '" /oniid 
 jii'Ij^ment 
 other part\ 
 to pay cost 
 il'e olfictr.'' 
 
I 
 
 ■I 
 
 X' noros,«nry in 
 
 ''"ini/iis»i(,nfr.>< 
 •vit- llir-ir'in. to 
 
 Mipcrinr i-<nirt 
 HMl. — C.S. !,.<'. 
 H- <-hict-jii>ficc 
 '•"•lit, and any 
 
 In- IJIMM! Oiilirt, 
 
 p of Ihi- floafli 
 'tiff, iir i.f hi." 
 
 • province, any 
 tli<' .«ai<l CDiirt 
 iniiic ciiMuiii.x- 
 
 ><'.'tl <,f tin- 
 many jpcrsnns 
 os..iary. within 
 •or r'anaija, as 
 
 • ivcfiv*! aifi- 
 <» !)(' ii.«0(i in 
 •nl in Lower 
 ■• '■• "'■', s. 2. 
 i.'iiiy likfwi.«e, 
 !■• ii|i|Miint (if 
 ill any part of 
 ' Iielaml. or 
 li.'^h colonies, 
 for rec'eiviiH"- 
 
 '• «■ L. ('.. ,r 
 
 l<'lio,-iri'jn or 
 ivcii. has the 
 ffect, and is 
 me (MM'dence 
 received in 
 h C. c. S2, 
 irovisions of 
 •iU f,'ive Jiko 
 
 • II artidavits 
 iiniiii.-^sioiicr 
 >rd chaiu'ol- 
 •tiidavits in 
 md ; or )jo- 
 ', under his 
 eal ; or ho- 
 hief maj^is- 
 MMoii^h, or 
 
 in (treat 
 
 ill any of 
 
 nies, or in 
 
 "^ri'i-JUoK r'm iiT. 
 
 •u.y r..rei;,M, eountry, under the rhen ontir|,.d ,o -.n „v ,• 
 ■'""inon seal of .u.h cifv h,, . i, . '" ' ''* ■'" >'^"'-nU.<n 
 
 } l.-f..r. 
 
 : "iirf, ill uuy of II, ,• M:^j',.yt'y''^ 
 
 ' ■■■•'•'l><"* or dc[,e,idr||,.ies; ",„ 
 
 l"tore any .-o!,.,,,!. vi.'o-eon-iil 
 ''■"'|"T.iry con.MiI. |,io-,.on-iii' 
 '"•'■'■"-iil.ira-ciif ot'llcrMaje.^ 
 'y. e.\erci,i„^, his fiincfions in 
 .1 torei^n c...ii.try. The wor-i- 
 "commissioner of the siiiMrior 
 '■-'"irt." whenever they are used 
 in this code, mean a enmiuis- 
 xioncr a|.|,oinfed iin.ler any of 
 the provisions of this article. 
 
 31. If II party estahlishe-', 
 under oath, that he does not 
 p..s-;ess sunicieiif means t( 
 make th 
 
 I'lore man on(> exo- 
 '•iiti'Hi can. hoHevci, '„. issued 
 l"i- nil the tu.vi'd cost- remain- 
 
 ">>,' iihi.aid; it is ivs ! at tho 
 
 iii.-fance of the prothouotarv 
 '»rof any party intcresred. and' 
 tho moneys are returned into 
 flic on,,.,. ..f the prothonofary 
 »vli" pays the same, free of 
 '•harj,'e, to the parties entitled 
 theret...]-Tidd-s|'rac..p.'.ts y. 
 34. Ill matters purely i)cr- 
 ■-"nal. other than those' men- 
 tioned in articles .';.'.. ;;»;, .'{S, .jo, 
 and 42, the defendant may he 
 xnmmone.l either— 1. hef.,r« 
 
 make the necessary dish.irse f, """"^■" .'"'H-r-I. hef.,r„ 
 
 -H-n,s.the..ourto".j -, n; ;? -";;^ ■■» •- 'f:-"i'>ii.-; 2, 
 
 tH-in;, satislied, hy ithd^; "^uZ t V "[ "'" '''''''« 
 
 that such par'v has a ..o,. ./.''' ''*■""""' '■■' •served 
 
 .•uuseofaction.or uJ.Mr K h'" ■'"'•-""■■'".v : or li, 
 
 fence, may ...rant U .X^l^^' '".''•"•'-' ''^ ^"'"•^ "f Hie place 
 
 'ay order all oir.cers of justice ' Sfi 7, " ^'■' :• l' ^■^' '■-**' 
 • artord him t)..,i. .LJl:. .. 3P' I" ''vory suit for senara- 
 
 foiice. may grant him"leftve"to 
 
 I'lead III Ji, 
 
 m 
 
 to atford him their services ,. ''^; A" •■^''••J •^"■""r sep.„.. 
 
 -ithout any remun.Mation h.,; " *"■""' '""' ''"'^ ^"^•'"•''- ' '• f" 
 
 -iich party, if l„. \\uU in' the 
 
 s'lit, IS not exempt from oon- 
 
 •icmnation to pay costs to ihe 
 
 other party.— C.S.T,. Co. 82 
 
 "■ 24;-I Tidd's Pra-.. p. ((7 •' 
 
 — Kdit. do I8;;7, p. 6;j-4;-- 
 
 Laya, ;{<•;{ 
 
 32. Such leave mav. how- 
 ever, 1.0 revoked hv the Ofuirt 
 '"■ .Uid^'o, upon J. roof that tho 
 party was or has since heeonie 
 a''l<' to make the necessary 
 
 'li.-hursements. —//,,",/., § 2. 
 
 33. [lUv party, proceeding 
 ."',""•'"" /■■""/"•.-'■'•■. obtjiins 
 .)"'l^'incnt in his favor, the 
 """■I- party may ho condemn-'d ,.. 
 
 Ill pay eosts.includin- those of|C.,c. 82 «< "7 -N ■■n 
 iiio officers of J ustice, who are I bs. In , ' 
 
 reparation of property only, tho 
 defendant must he siiininonci 
 : hefore the .■,,urt of the domirilo 
 of the hush;ind. — (". ('. m2. 
 36. Rypiy suit in damages 
 , against a puhlie ofhcer. hv 
 'reason of any act done hy him 
 in the exercise of hi- fiinc"tions, 
 must he brought before the 
 <'"iirt of the place whore such 
 act was committed. — C. S L 
 C, e. ini.H. 3. 
 
 37. In every roni or mixed 
 aetion the defendant may he 
 .-iinimoned before the ....lirt of 
 111- doiuieilo or befon- that of 
 the jilaec where the object in 
 •li-^pute is situated.~r'. S". L. 
 
 natters purely per- 
 
HIMMO.VM. 
 
 """111. if th.T.' 
 
 'lt'f<'ii<l(int.> 
 
 arc 
 
 . ,. '" ''"' ".'line «uir 
 
 ••'•^Mlin^ i„ .liflVrcK juii.-.li,.' 
 "..,.. flM-v .nay all |„. broMLM,, 
 •H-f-.ro th.- i-.„irt of tl,,. j„ri.. 
 Uicfion wh«'ro ..n.- ..f tli.-,,, hn. 
 Ix'cn M.itnrn.„H..| i„ ,..,nf-,ri,.ifv 
 
 '"'n-. !h.-v .^li.MiM ,i|| bo siun- 
 in'.ji...| before tbo conrf of tbc 
 place wlioro th« (,bjc,.f i„ .jj. 
 
 I'-.fo is sit,,,,,,.. I. i„ ,„i,,;,, 
 
 '"•tion.s, before the court of the 
 l'l'«o Hl,e,c the object in .li.s- 
 J'"to ,.s sinialcl. or before the 
 
 ;;';-'-| of the .ion.icii.. of ..„,.,■ 
 
 39. I'ii.iatter.«of.s„;.,.,.,,j,j„„ 
 tin- parties are ,si.mm,„K.(| bo- 
 .","' "'.^' court of the ,,h„.c 
 wlu-re theHUccos.sin„,lev.;ivcw 
 " 't opens in Lower Cana.la' 
 ; ;:'-^VKs., before that of the 
 I'l"'o whore the property is 
 
 t"«'ofthe.leten.lantorof,o,ne 
 
 ^O. [n actions in warranty 
 'iR'l actions in continuance o'fi 
 
 Vfral .uit. the .Jefen.lant- 
 
 »'-r.-.ever,h..ir.lo,„i,,|,.i • 
 41. When a real a,|i.,„ |,,, 
 
 |<T lt>obje,., ,in i.-lllovcableor 
 .""""•viable., .i, „,„.,, ,;,; 
 ■'' ;;n-li-tri,., „r ei.vui " "^ 
 
 "Tfl.v n.Knothc,-. the suit ,„av 
 Jjbr...«ht in cither.-/./,";';^ 
 
 42. If the .sol,. ju,i,,,. , 
 
 -•-'-^inK juMi,... ii! ,;:, .1 
 
 "•"•' '•; liable to bo rccuM-.l or 
 inii.st be a i,>,rtv *. .i ■ 
 
 ,1 ,. l'"''.> t" (he suit 
 
 !;;":'"• ""V"'-i-"i"« -liMril.ts 
 '• ,^;.-...;m.,|s ,,,• recusation or 
 
 :, ' ' •^- ''"'"K ""c^.e,|ln the 
 neniand ; and C ti... 
 
 ;-• .nsu«i.,e,„ ,., „„^ ^,^,,^.;/' 
 
 '"-, """•' "'".v or.icr the ,.a.s,: 
 - ''« sent back to the court 
 -f.,re whi.-h it woubJ have 
 
 2<»; 0.79. .s.rj/'-^-'^- '«'•"■ 
 
 TITLE FIKST 
 
 OF THE SUIT. 
 
 CHAPTER FIRST. 
 ^>^" si'MMuN.s. 
 
 8n^>?; ^""""^ "P''"" '^«''""-« the 
 
 ^.o.or court Ls instituted by 
 
 "t' ns o, a writ of ,sunnno„;. 
 
 •n the name of ti.e soverei.., ■ 
 
 «ay,ng the exceptions contaitied 
 n tins e,.,ie, and other cases 
 
 Proy.ded for by .special law" 
 
 C 
 
 h 
 
 45. They may be drawn ui. 
 her ,n the French or in th'e 
 
 i^Df, i>h language— C. 8. L C 
 
 46. They are attested and 
 
 C. I'.L., 179. 
 
 =«'^. I, 43. 
 
 — .-igncd by the proth 
 
 nn<f 
 
 onotarv 
 
 ary. 
 
 47. Th 
 
 <-' absence of the 
 
 seal 
 
 "f theci 
 till' «ri( 
 
 . 48. 
 
 I e.tcejifi, 
 ti.,ll<M|, 
 
 ■ dirfcti'ij 
 "iipcrior 
 him to s 
 t" nppeii 
 rhcda^- 1 
 
 ■i in nicnt 
 
 t ^'veral I 
 
 i iilTerciif 
 
 'iiiist is.s 
 
 . ise may 
 
 -hcrirt' or 
 
 -uc'li .list 
 
 49. T 
 
 IIIIIICS, tl 
 
 li'y, anil 
 )laintiff, 
 artiial re.« 
 
 ■ int. Ill 
 
 c.xchange 
 
 ["T any o; 
 
 whether i 
 
 is .■^Mthi'iei 
 
 of the eh I 
 
 of the d(.f( 
 
 are writtt 
 
 note;*, or i; 
 
 corporate 
 
 the .suit, it 
 
 its corjiori 
 
 dicate it.s 
 
 business,— 
 
 arts. 2, «.- 
 
 s. 1.— 12 ^ 
 
 ('. S. L. C, 
 
 <'-. ". 6.'{, , 
 
 <'. P. (Jen.^i 
 
 '.'-('. P. C 
 
 50. The 
 iiiu.st be .St 
 in H dedarf 
 -C. S. L. C, 
 Ord. 1667, t 
 C.61 
 
4 
 
 n<ljiiif,s (ire jiiiin- 
 j.liici. Mil,. re rhf 
 'II Wits lir.iii^jlif. 
 ••irdxinicii,. ,„.,y 
 ^2, HM. ;!|, .'!.'!. JL 
 
 ' r.-al iir(i,,„ 1,,,^ 
 ' ii«iii..v,.,ih|,. ,,r 
 ■il'fatcci partly 
 '"■ "•iroiiif. ji,ii| 
 '•'■. 'Ill- Miif may 
 illi.T. --/./,,7.,,.. 
 
 •"•'It' JikIk'o (i.l- 
 tiee in any ,li..<- 
 ) ho rcniMMl .,r 
 Lv ti) tli(' .muf, 
 
 hf lir..l|;^rl,, j„ 
 
 "'"K <li.-tri.-fs. 
 rocu.siitiiiri or 
 
 tliof ^'r.iiiiKis 
 
 >r not j.n.vcil, 
 
 T'itM- the ca.s,. 
 
 tti tin- iM.iirt 
 
 woi'M liavr 
 
 the Diilinary 
 
 '• C., c. 78, vi. 
 
 SIMMONS, 
 
 "'"" ""^' 'l"<^- not invalidaf,. 
 
 thf writ. — //'ill., -s. |_ 2. 
 
 48. Siivinjr ,(,,. |,arti.iilar 
 'v.'i.tion- h.-nMiiatttT rnm- 
 
 ";• '■ writs ..f .Munnioris ar,. 
 
 •iir.'ct.Ml |„ any hailitv ..f jl,,. 
 
 51. Tho fMrTiialifif^ i,„.ri. 
 "'""•'I in arti,-!,.- |,;_ |h, j., 
 
 ■'','"' ■';';. "'■'• n.j.iir..,! uM ',,ai„" 
 "' •"illity.-unl. IfW.r. tit ii 
 "rf.-. I, 2. 
 
 52. if fl,.' ..l,j,.rf ,,f til.. .1,.. 
 
 i» thin;; ••I'rtain. it 
 
 ■n|..Ti..r .■urir'f. ••on.nian.linL' nnn.ti* iV ;•■■■.•■•''■'"■"."•'•<•- 
 'ii'.i t., ,-„n,,ii..„ thi. ,|,.iVn,|ant III . '',"""*'' '•'•rtam. it 
 
 ^•' 'iri, a ••orporoal inunovaM... ,[,„ 
 
 !■<• Oj^mli il|l|,ii,V..:.!,l,. n... 
 
 .il^T.-„t .Ii>tri..(... ,ovvral writ ' ""'' """'"Vval.l... tho 
 
 mu.-t i...«uf. H.l.lros.^o.j. M- tho f '^ ' j"""' ^ '"■'""•• l"'ri.-<h or 
 
 '•"-•• n.ay rf,,nin.. .■ithrr tufh.. """""'" ' -■ 
 
 .-hcritl or to ii hailirtoC,.a--h oj 
 Mich 'li.-trict.s. --//,,',/., .4^_ ;{_ I 
 
 49. The writ iiiiist.«<tat(," the 
 naiiH.-, th,. o.-ciiiiation or riua- 
 lity. un<i the tioniicil,. ,,f .i, 
 
 ,1 
 
 '"«n..h.|,. ,-fr,.,.t. ran«t .,r ron- 
 • 'vMon wh.Trin it i.. .Mittint.-.l 
 '^"'' 'ilsofh.- land. ,.o,it..r,„i„: 
 ""H to ,t. ,h„nl,l 1,0 nionli.,,,,.,!. 
 Hit IS a lHH|y„(ian,|. known 
 
 ••■.■ -■ uoni,,. „ „„. ;'";•■'■ " (""•'."•"lar nam... it is 
 
 I'l'iintiff. and the names and l i ',' , *'''''r '''' '"*'"" "'"' 
 actual re.Mdence ..f the dele " i '',•'""• ''' ''"' '""Move- 
 . ^".t. -In actions „,,o„ hilN f ' ' •' •"''."•' '"'"-^ "^ " '"Unship. 
 I -x^han^o or promiloy no^.^' I '' 'f''-'^'"-.<'rvilIa.e.the 
 I T'T any other private Iwu^' \ '': '" "'":! '"" "'"">>ere,l. it 
 f whether nej^o tialde or not.T'u u' I \ 1"'' ''" """'»•^'•• 
 
 I is s.>m,.iont to give the ini Js ' 7. .'' 1 ."•'"'' '"''''''•■^ '"' •■'•'''•-< 
 f of fh,. ..I,...- ..:..?? .. '"\""f''i's I constituted for th.. ,-..,i ..: .. 
 
 '4 ^' '"■K"'iaoie or Hi 
 
 I is s.im,.i^.nt to give the ini'ti-ils ' ,7," !•'.'' '."■',"•"""■"'"'"' '""■''"'•"< 
 I -»• the chri.tia,. or first .! I l'"'^" "^-' .»"r the rcdemp,i„„ 
 
 I ''fthedclemlant. «uehasthevl iMT-'^'''""-'''' ''"'"- "^ '" 
 ^ are written upon such bilN . '"J ,, '^ '" ''">' -'^'K"'- 
 
 notey. .,r i,w.r..' ,,-. " • "^\. ""'y must ho de.soribod 
 
 accorilinjr to tlm i.r,,i-;.! ^^^ 
 
 to' 
 
 uiunions are 
 
 idthonofaiy, 
 oqui.siti,j,iyf 
 
 be drawn up 
 i^di or in the 
 -C. S. L. C, 
 
 ttej^ted an.l 
 honotary. — 
 
 -Ord. l«f;7, tit. 11., I p J ,7., 
 
 •"-• - "—25 (jeo. rrr., e. 2 ' Ko T • • . 
 
 8. 1.— 12 Vic., c. .-{8, .. oO i . > "-' ''"■'' "^ summons, 
 C. S. L. C, e. 64, s. oj/ln 7 I ""' '''^'''''''''ration served uu. 
 
 C. P. (^en.^ve. ;{'l.7c c'V-^;- ( "'^' "«i-- "f the j.rothonotary 
 
 »-C. P. C. 61. ^- "'^'- j '"."{ '^,^' """"'led or altere.i 
 
 50. Tho cau.e.s of action ^ Tl !'''"'' "*' ''>'^' '""'•(• 
 
 must be .stated in the wrU or I u" V'^.'^'T'^ ""annot be al- 
 
 lull ■ "111, or lOW.'lJ if if ,.h„r- - .1 
 
 1 H dedaration annexed to it f,f t)! '"«";,'<.•■< the naluro 
 _<• v; T r, .-,„ ^' '" ''• ot tlm .letiianil. ('. S ] (' 
 
 OrJ-ieeZ, tit.'ii.'.'art.'l. 
 
 C. 61 
 
 170. 
 -C. I> 
 
 7.— Powell, p. 1,SN. 
 
 A* 
 
 54. No party can bo num- 
 moued on a .Sunday or a holi- 
 
10 
 
 HIMMO.VS. 
 
 ^$' 
 
 I ; 
 
 (lay witliiiut tlic <'.x|irci*.>i h-avc 
 i>f a jiiiIk<'. — I'litliitT, I'rcif. 7. — 
 I ri^caii, \M, iii.lf.M H. b.— ('. 
 
 J', r. ti.!. i(i.{7.— c. I', r.. i;(l7. 
 
 55. N'l r'Miniiiun.'' i-aii be 
 wervi'il licfnre [seven o'doek in 
 tlie iM'iiiiin^, or after nevon 
 o'clciek in tlie altr'rnonn. ] — 
 Tlii!< |)r<ivi(<iun, however, due.x 
 not apjily to caHei' of tii/niix ail 
 riMfiniii/i whim. — i{<ibin.>'on r«. 
 McCorniiik, L. ('. He|iortf<. vol. 
 I. |.. 1.'7: I'oth. I'loe. 7:- 
 I'i^jeaii, |.;|; I, aw, -of I he X 1 1 
 Tallies tit. 7, L. ,s ; - I llevue 
 tie Le),'- I- «'., |>. 14; — 1.5 I,. ('. 
 Ueiiorl.s ;;(I2;— ('. 1'. ('. |();;7. 
 
 56. Service is elVecled hy 
 leaving with the iletendant a 
 t'uyy of the writ of siininions. 
 ftnil of the tloehiration, if there 
 !(■• one. — The copy must he cer- 
 tified eitlier by the |irotIiono- 
 tary or by tliu attorney for the 
 jiiaintilf, or liy the yheritf, when 
 tho service is to be made by 
 bim.— (\ S. L. C, e. K.i, >>. ;{, § :! ; 
 H. fi. §.!; .s. Al;—C. l\ C. t\f>. 
 
 57. Service nuL-it be made 
 either njioii the defeiidant in 
 j)er.-on, or at liis domicile, or at 
 the jilaee of hi.^i ordinary re.-i- 
 dence, .>*|>eakin}^ to a rea,>*onable 
 jier.-^on belon^^inj^ to the family. 
 — in the absence of a re^^iilar 
 tlomicilc, service may be made 
 Ujion the defendant at his othce 
 or place of businetis, if ho has 
 one.— C. S. L. C, e. S.5, .ss. 44, 
 17;{;— C. P. C. (5S; — I Chitty's 
 Arch. Practice, 1«4;— C. P. L. 
 190. 
 
 58. [In all ca>'es in which 
 the defen'iant resides in the 
 same domicile with the plaiutifl' 
 he must be serve! personally, 
 unless* the court grauts leave 
 to serve him otherwise. J 
 
 1 59. If there are several 
 I defeniliiiits, they are served in 
 the manner above menlioncil, 
 separately and distinctly, an<l 
 a ropy of the summons i- left 
 with lach iif them, except ii> 
 the cases hereinafter providecl. 
 
 — Pothier, Proc., p. 7. 
 
 60. Service ujion a general 
 |)artnership may be made at 
 its place of busines", if it ha- 
 one, ami if it has not, upon one 
 of tlie partner.-. - .\nc. Deni/.. 
 vo. Ajournement, no. 27; vo. 
 Socicte, no, 27; — Kncyclop. de 
 l>roit, vo, Ajournement p. 2 J7 ; 
 
 — .Ndnv. l)eniz.vo. .\ssi;;iiation, 
 § 7, no. i;! ; — 12 Vict., c. 4J, s. 
 4;-C. P. C. «lt, t;^';— IJcrthelet 
 ri. (ialaineaii, Law Hcporter, 
 p. H)'.>;— C'.S, C..c.(i(), s. 12;- 
 ('. S. L. C., c. «5, s. 4. § ;j ;— 
 4 Pardessus, no. 7Ht) ; — \ouv. 
 Pi^eau, pp. 11(4, 12: — i:! L. ('. 
 Kep. 41.); Code, Socictf, art. 
 ti ; — lliuckly r*. Smith 't at; 
 22 April, 1848, at Montreal;— 
 C. P. I... 1<.»8. 
 
 61. .'^ervico upon a joint 
 stock comj 'tny may be made 
 at its otlicc, speaking to a 
 person employed in such ollice, 
 orelsewhcie upon its j)resident, 
 -ccretary or agent. — 2.j Vic 
 c. ;!i. s. .-io; -C. P. 0. 6(1, § «. 
 
 62. If the partnership ha,- 
 no kuuwn olhce or jdace of 
 business, nor any known j)re-i 
 dent or secretary or agent, 
 upon a return to that etlecr 
 the court or judge may order 
 it to be summoned by a notice 
 to be in-erted during one monfli 
 in at least one newspaper, and 
 such notice is held to be a 
 sutlicicnt service. — Hiid. 
 
 63. Service upon a body 
 corporate i;^ made in the manner 
 
HCMWONH. 
 
 • II ro ."(tvcriil 
 r ari' .xorvcil in 
 >vi- iiifiitidiiol, 
 iliftiiictly, aiitj 
 iiniiKtii.'* i> li'Tt 
 H'lii, fxcfjit in 
 after |ir<>vi(lei|. 
 
 .p. r. 
 
 i|iipn u Ki'ncral 
 >• l)«' niidli" at 
 ini'."!*, if it ha.« 
 >< nut, iijinn imr 
 — .\u.;. Deniz. 
 it, no. 27 ; \ ". 
 - Knt',volii|i. <lr 
 rit'iiicnt |i. ".'JT ; 
 I). A.'i,-i;4naliiin. 
 Vict., c. 4j, !i. 
 H'; — HcrthelL't 
 Law lU'iinrter, 
 .c.«10, .s. 12;— 
 ;),_.«'. 4. 5 ;j;- 
 , 7H(» ; — Nouv. 
 
 12: — i;! L. C. 
 0, S<nM(''tc, art. 
 
 Smith >t III ; 
 it Mnntrual; — 
 
 ijion a joint 
 may be mudu 
 |Rakii]g to a 
 i in siK-h ofRcf, 
 n itH jifL'sidi-nt, 
 ?ent.--2o Vir. 
 P. ('. 69, § H. 
 artnfr.>ihi|) li;i- 
 (ir jilac-u "i 
 y known jirc-i 
 ry or agent. 
 to that cBVt- 
 ge may ordi 
 I'd by a notir. 
 ring one month 
 L'Wtijiaper, anl 
 hekl to be a 
 .—//-(■</. 
 mton a boil\ 
 ; in the maun^ ; 
 
 providod by itj< chnrtfr, and in (iKi 
 
 the ab)<enci' of ^u.| _ 
 
 in the maniH'r |)n'.icTiii.'d in ih.' C. ']'/],. \ 
 
 TriHt !ind L 
 
 nan (' 
 
 II 
 
 VI. 
 
 |'rov.H,..n. .M.Kay, i. |,. v. ,{.•,,. ,,. .|„':, " 
 
 lii>J ir< 111., (• II I •.,.. .. II'' '"• 
 
 ;:;v:"::l:;:i''^!.':.ir:::';"!'" es. if »h.;d..fendant , 
 
 < or|ioraticin doTerreb 
 
 '.' f,. r. J{ 
 
 64. F 
 
 i'|'ort.'<. V'.G. 
 
 nno, left or ] 
 
 Kiiign fom|ianips or 
 
 ■ oi|M,ralion.-<, and all .xeciitor.- 
 "f will.-, admiiii-<tr,itor.>i, or 
 r.-|irv.-«'iitfitivi.. of the .^ikm-c.s- 
 "ion of p.T.son.t having had 
 |iro|MTty in Lower Canada, 
 may. if fhi.. have an olliio or 
 an agent in Lower Canada, or 
 '■arry on l.u.Mnc-.^^ tli.Tcin. be 
 'lunnioned there, in the manner 
 I'rovided in artitde »I|. and, if 
 they have no .sneh ofhc.., in die 
 manner pre.seribed in article 
 •12.-C. S. L. C.e. Itl.H. ;i;--i 
 li. C. Report.^, lo.;, 
 
 65. [Chunh /<ih,!.in>H and 
 ve.-trie.< are .served by leaving I 
 io|)ioH of tho .•iunimuii^ .<ei.ar- \ 
 ately with tho »•«,■, „,• rector, ! 
 '-r |.er.soii iierforming hi.- fune- ; 
 Iion^in the j,ari.<h,an.l with tho I 
 then acting chur.di-warden.] ' 
 
 66. [Service ujion ma-ter.s 
 'T c,i|.tain.^ of .shij..- or otii.-r 
 mariner.s, who have no domicile 
 in L(iWerCana<la.m;iy be made 
 "11 board the .ship they belong 
 to. .speaking to a jier.son in tfie 
 ;liip-.s employ.] — ! (•..irrie ef 
 <!'• p. 4().J. note2.-l-Mvardck. 
 Langlade, p. l-U, no. 8,-7 
 I'llloz. p. 77'.), no, !».— C. 1' C 
 •i>. im— C. P. L. l'JS». 
 
 67. A wife .separated from 
 I'L'd and board mn.st be served 
 -•■I'iirately from her husband. 
 
 -A wife not .separated from 
 ''t'd and board i.s .''utliciently 
 -iimmonod by ;iervicv made 
 
 pon her husband.—] Kogrun, 
 ■"!'• •^i;{-4. — Code, Domicile, 
 'ltd. 6, S.— 1 Carrie et Ch. p, 
 
 icile 
 
 in r 
 
 "Wer Ca 
 
 property therej,,. t|,, 
 
 om- 
 nad... and htii 
 
 las never lu.d hin d 
 
 iinrt 
 
 "■ j'ldgo. or the profhonotary 
 upon r,.f„rn .tating that he 
 eanuot be tound in thedi.-trict 
 may or.ler him to app-ar with- 
 '" two month, ivoni the la,.t 
 publication of .M,„.|, „r,i,.r.— 
 The order must be published 
 in the French ami Knglish lan- 
 ff'iages.and l>e twice inserted in 
 a new,-, Hipcr published in each 
 language respectively in the 
 district where the court i.s held • 
 iind in default of either ,.fm,eh 
 new.-papers in <u -h u strict, 
 then It IS in.-c- „ « similar 
 
 newspaper of the nearest local- 
 \ ity ; and -u h new.sjiaper.-* uro 
 ■ indicated in the order by the 
 . I'oiirt, or judge, or the protho- 
 j notary._C. S. L. C, c. ,s;: .^ 
 
 ' '^^' 'il <•. p. (.. ,;,,_ 7;;_ 
 
 69. Ncverthelc-.s, an<l with- 
 "iit pn-judieo to tho mode of 
 ■ininion.s mentioned in the 
 preceding artiele, when a de- 
 fendant, having property in 
 Lower Canada, ha.s no longer 
 "r has never had any doniidlo 
 (herein, or when the cau.so oi 
 a 'tion aro.-e in Lower Canada 
 and tho defendant reside.s in 
 I pperCanada, thejii.lge or the 
 prothonotary, iipon'jiroof of tho 
 fact, by athilavit or otherwi.se, 
 may grant leave to servo the 
 writ (d' summons in I'pper Can- 
 ada, and such leave is endorsed 
 in writing upon the writ, which 
 may then bo served by anv bai- 
 liff of a county court' in Upper 
 Canada, or any literate person. 
 
 I i| 
 
 i 
 
12 
 
 fll'MMONS. 
 
 W.j > 
 
 piflior of whom ninkos an affi- 
 iliivil (if service, sworn to hi-foro 
 any jii,stif(> of the |K'ace of the 
 county in which the fcrvici; wii-' 
 made, or bt'furc a I'oinmissioncr 
 of the cujicrior court for Lower 
 Canaila, or hy any hailjfldf the 
 fn|ierior court for Lower Tana- 
 da. ♦— 22 Vic, 0. 5, .«. .W.— C. 
 S. L. C, c. 8a, f*. 63, 5§ 1, 2, 
 
 * No. 27. — Ajjiiidvi't of Hirviit, 
 uniler iirlich Hi.rtif-iiinr «/' ifif 
 Code of Clrif I'tmiilur' , ft, f,i 
 nidornfd oh irrit of suuimoiin : 
 
 A U , of , being 
 
 duly sworn, doth <lojioso and 
 say (that he is u hailifV entitled 
 to serve process of tlie county 
 
 court of the county of , in 
 
 Ijiper Canada), and that he 
 served the within writ of suin- 
 nions on 0. D., the defendant 
 (or as the case may be) therein 
 
 named, on the day of , 
 
 18 — , at — o'clock, in the at 
 
 . in the said county, 
 
 by delivering to him ]iersonally 
 a true copy of the said writ; or 
 (as the case may be) by leaving 
 a true copy thereof for the said 
 V. I». with a grown uj) person 
 of liis family, at his domicile 
 in the said county ; and dejmn- 1 
 ent hath signed. A. IJ. I 
 
 Sworn before me, at — , ) j 
 
 this— day of— ,18— ^ J. P. ' 
 Sifrn'rt' of (oni'r nr JiiHtici^ <if Pcnn.. | 
 
 N'.B. — Omit the words " that 
 he is a bailitf entitled to serve 
 ])roees8 of the county court of 
 
 the county of , in T'pper 
 
 Canada," — when service has 
 been iii.'ide by a pi^rson wh(> is ■ 
 not a bailiff', or being a bailiff" j 
 is not entitled to serve process j 
 of county court in such county. I 
 
 70. Persons imjirisoned may 
 be summoiM'ij by jiersonal scr- 
 i vice between the wickets.- 1 
 ' Carre et Chaureau, p. 414, 
 ' citing I'li.-liard. 
 j 71. A summons cannot, on 
 1 pain of nullity, be served in 
 j church, nor in court. n<.r up.ui 
 i a metnbcr of tlie legislature 
 I upon the ttuur of the House. — 
 i Hu(lier upon art. .'{ of tit. ii. of 
 ; the Ord. of lOti?.— Papon, liv. 
 I 18, tit. .^.20, 27.-1 l>igfuu.p. 
 1. ■'.(>. — 1 Carre et Chauvean, p. 
 I .'i'.tj. — mi/ rid, 1 Chitty's Areh- 
 bol,r.< Practice, Isd. 
 
 72. A summons may be 
 served at any d(uniciie elected 
 by the j.arty for such puritose. 
 —2 Rev. L.'g. IJ. C. :m. 
 
 73. Persons may be sum- 
 I inoned to appear upon any day 
 
 in the year other than a Sun- 
 day or holiday. — C. S. L. C. 
 c. H:5. ss. 7 and 174. 
 
 74. Bailiffs cannot make 
 services in cases in which they 
 are interested, nor in those 
 which concern their relations 
 l)y birth or atrmity. to the de- 
 gree <jf cousin-german incki- 
 sively.— (Juyot, Kep. vo. Huis- 
 sler, ]). .'iS8.— 1 Pigeau, 1 ()<».— 
 Anc. Deniz. vo. lluissier, t>'J. — 
 C. S. L. C, c. 81,8. 3— C. P. 
 C. ()R. 
 
 75. In ordinary cases the 
 delay upon summons is ten 
 intermediate days between the 
 day of service and the day tixed 
 for the apjiearance, when the 
 <listance from the domicile of 
 the defendant to the place 
 where the court is held does not 
 exceed live leagues. — In do- 
 niat:ds by reason of usurpation 
 of office, and in those for writs 
 of mundamuH, of prohibition, 
 
SrHMDNS. 
 
 1.1 
 
 vcarr, ii. 
 
 Tii|(ri?<onc(J may 
 y jif'r.«(inal ,«fr- 
 10 wickef.x.- 1 
 Tcaii, ji. 4?.}, 
 
 >n8 cannot, on 
 V»o sitvchI in 
 <iiirt, nor iijion 
 he Ic^'islatiircj 
 ' the H„iist.._ 
 . •'{ of tit. ii. of 
 '. — I'ajiun, liv. 
 — 1 I'ijrt'aii, j>. 
 riiauvcarr, 
 Chitty-H 
 ]stl. 
 
 <ins may be 
 'inicile elected 
 t'nrh puriiosc. 
 
 r. .•i()4. 
 may be .surii- 
 
 II poll any day 
 than a Sun- 
 -C. S. L. C, 
 74. 
 
 cannot make 
 in wliich they 
 nor in thusio 
 heir relation.s 
 ty. to the de- 
 L'liiian ificlii- 
 tcp. vo. Hiiis- 
 'iKcau, 10!l._ 
 [uinjiier, til). — 
 1, 8. 3.— C. P. 
 
 ry case.x the 
 nirjns is ten 
 i between the 
 the day fixcif 
 ?e, when tin- 
 J domicile of 
 o the place 
 held does not 
 ues. — In de 
 i)f usurpation 
 lose for writ- 
 prohibition, 
 
 and nf Ailrt fiiriiiH, the delay i? 
 tlirec days. In suits between 
 Ic-'^ors and lessees the delay 
 upon summons is one day only. 
 W lien the distance execods five 
 leagues the delay is iiiereascd 
 one day for each adc|i(i.,ii;,| Cvo ] 
 leagues.— <•. S. L. ('.. ,■ ,h.;, ..,_ ; 
 H;— c. «8, ». I,§ 2: c. 4(», s.'lO. 
 ~r. V. i\ 72. 
 
 76, \\'rits of summons mu.-t 
 be returnc(| into (be ofli 
 
 the (derk of the court on or 
 before the day fixed. — C. S. L. 
 
 ('.. C. .H.'i S. ',1. " 
 
 77. The writ must be ac- 
 coinpanied with a return or 
 ccrtiticaft! of service.— Ord. 
 I'i'M, tit. 2, arts. 1,2. 
 
 78. ."^uch return of service, 
 if made by a bailitt", must state : 
 
 1. His names, his residence, 
 and the district for which he is 
 afipointed ; 
 
 2. The <lay an<l hour of the 
 service ; 
 
 .'i. The place where, and the 
 person with whom a copv of 
 the writ was left ; 
 
 I. The distance from the 
 bailiff's residence to the jdace 
 of service ; 
 
 a. The distance from the 
 court-house to the dcfcndaufs 
 domicile, or the place of service; 
 
 *). The amount of the costs , 
 of service. 
 
 [f the return is made by the 
 ■■^heriti', it must contain the same 
 .-statement, with the exception 
 •^t' what is mentioneil in the first 
 |'iira;L,'raph.— (ird. lG(i7, tit. 2, 
 arts. 2, ;i, .^._C. P. C. 61, 07. 
 -f. P. L. 201-2 ! 
 
 79. The truth of the return I 
 can only be contested by impro- 
 hation, [unless the court orders 
 otherwise.]— y L. C. Rop., 465. 
 
 80. The court may ^rant 
 leave to amend any error in the 
 return. -7 L. ('..Jurist, 46. 
 
 <'II.\I'TKK SECOND. 
 
 <>*• thk kktihv. 
 
 81. Kvcry writ of summons, 
 and every writ of .-apias or at- 
 tachment, must be tiled in the 
 office of the clerk, on or before 
 
 I the day on which the dcfen.lant 
 ' IS therein summoned to appear, 
 "riipon the next followin^r juri- 
 dical d.iv ui thecaseofarti<de:{ 
 — <'. S. L. (•..(.. 8;{, ss, 3. S). 
 
 82. [If the writ is not re- 
 turned, as hereinalx.vc provid- 
 ed, the defendant niav obtain 
 the benefit of a default against 
 the plaintiff, and be discharged 
 Irom the suit, with costs, up.ui 
 
 filing the copy of the writ served 
 upon bini.]— C. S. L. ('., c. Ki. 
 
 l'-^'.', S 
 
 § 1. -C. p. C. 1 J4. 
 j SKCTIDN I. 
 
 I Of Jjiprdrnncc. 
 
 83. The defendant, wh^n 
 duly .-nmmoned, mu>t aj.pear, 
 ••ithcr in person ,,r by attorney, 
 and must file a written appear- 
 ance in the oflice of the clerk 
 of the court, on the day fixed, 
 or on the next following juri- 
 dical day.—C. .«. L. ('., e. 83, 
 
 sEcrroN II. 
 
 Of EUftion of UomieUt: 
 
 84. Every party appearing 
 in person is held, by reason of 
 yueh appearance, to have 
 elected domicile in the oflice of 
 
m 
 
 14 
 
 ELKCTION OK DUMfrd.K, 
 
 the i.n.thonotury u. Ml.icb hi,« u,,,,.. ..htuininK a oertifinifo of 
 
 «F'l...aran(>c. in Hled.-Whon- .uch entry. L.v.X;^^^^ 
 
 ever ..ne of the partie. ha., ju.l^Mne.U V.r ,..L!^v)< I 
 
 Hince the (•oM.m..nr,.iiK'nt of ('..<■. s.!. ,..-. » Ih') l<((!-l-'»o 
 
 the suit, left T.nw.T ('....n,!,. Vi.f.. ,■. .'i. s. .'.1 !-C.' |'.' ('." i-jy' 
 
 the suit, left Lower Canada, 
 
 or ha.s no (iniieile therein, 
 
 all (ir<ler.-. rules, notice,-- ..r 
 
 other jirocee<lin|Ts, may he 
 
 cerved upon him at the piotho- 
 
 notary'H ufficc, as licin;^ hi.- 
 
 lej^al (loniicile. pruvi.lcil the 
 
 '>ailil1 all(":,'<s in his return 
 
 ♦ hat he has made fruitless 
 
 endeavours to find him, and 
 
 that, to tlie best tif his heli(.f, 
 
 he is not within the lin.its of oo. Tins application mu«t 
 
 Lower C,.nada.-C. 8. L. C. be served upo.l Ihe plaintiffaf 
 
 ■ OK \ ', • . , 'east one clear .lay before it is 
 
 ao. .'Xdvooates and attor- presented.~//,i"(/ 
 neys are hound to elect doini- ; 
 file within a distance of ono 
 mile from the buildiiii; in which 
 the court is held, and to have 
 the same, as well aa any | 
 subse(|Uont change thereof, 
 rej,Mstered in the prothono- 
 
 K th.rthatp.upose.-rn.le- act, or private-writin-', the 
 
 au t nf mak.n;,. such election defendant faii to appea^or o 
 
 of domu..le, or of registering jdea.l, jud;,Mnent n av be ren- 
 
 thesamc or any change there- Jlered m.t of term, u,,o„ L 
 
 of, such attorneys are held to written applicati , f to 
 
 have elected d.Huieile at the plaintitr. without it being .c- 
 
 ].rotho„otary-s of u-e, where all f-essary to prove the si.^n Uures 
 
 .se y.ces upon then, may be to such doc mnents, f Ao "^^^^ 
 
 vainly made.-C.S.l.C, ,. SX any other j.roof ]-'- ^ s r 
 
 87. N'otwithstanding the 
 entry (jf such default, the de- 
 fendant may, at any time before 
 J'ldginent, uj.on special apjdi- 
 •ation and sutlicii-nt cause 
 .«hown, be relieved from it, 
 upon such conditions as tho 
 eourt may think proper to 
 impose.— C. .'^. L. C, c. 8.1, 
 s. 10. 
 
 88. This application must 
 
 SECTION IV. 
 
 Of Juflpirtit hji Ih fault for 
 yoii-Ajtjtedrance. 
 
 89. If, in any action founded 
 upon a bill of exchange, pro- 
 
 11, (i4;— Rules 
 tico, 2, 87. 
 
 of Pra( 
 
 SHCTloN iir. 
 Of Xou-Appcttranev. 
 
 86. If the defendant does 
 not appear within the delays 
 prescribed, the j)rothonotary, 
 on the ne.xt foiiowiiig juridical 
 day, must enter a default 
 against him, and the plaiutill', 
 
 c. S.".. ss. ,S('i, li; . 
 
 90. Judgment may bo ren- 
 I dered in the same mailner when 
 j tho action is founded u])on an 
 I authentic document.— //y(W., s. 
 
 1 1 .'> . 
 
 91. In actions founded upon 
 verbal agreements to pay spe- 
 cific sums of money, or upon 
 detailed accounts, or for goods 
 sold and delivered, or for 
 money lent, judgment may 
 
 (tir one 
 this cau 
 doth dcj 
 sum of— 
 deuiandi 
 this cans 
 to the p 
 shiTein, 
 (<ir their 
 and th(! 
 signed, (> 
 
 ir 1 
 
Ji-nr.MKXT rsY nf:r\ri,T. 
 
 15 
 
 . certificnto of 
 y ]>riH'vt'd to 
 rt<.~r. S. L. 
 
 J,S!», ]<(«;— 22 
 
 -C. V. C. 1J9. 
 
 tandin;,' the 
 t'itiiK, tho de- 
 ny tiiiH' before 
 'Iiccial ai«|ili- 
 lififiif ffiuso 
 ved from it, 
 itions a.- the 
 k |ir<>jicr to 
 L. C, c. 83, 
 
 ication iiiu,«t 
 (! plaintitt" at 
 y Itelore it is 
 
 IV. 
 
 Drfniilt for 
 rancc. 
 
 'tion fidindod 
 I'liarif^e, jiro- 
 ii/r, ohe(j[iu>, 
 ^•ritin;,', the 
 tjijioar or to 
 nay be ren- 
 a, iijiiiii the 
 ni of the 
 t,« being ne- 
 >' signatures 
 [or to make 
 -('. .S. L. C, 
 
 nay be ren- 
 lanncrwhen 
 ud njton an 
 t.—IhhL, s, 
 
 undcd upon 
 to jiay spe- 
 <\y= or upon 
 •r for goods 
 ^-d, or f(ir 
 ;iucut may 
 
 likewise be rendered f--rthwitli, 
 np.-n production, together with 
 the inscription for judgment, of 
 an artidavit of the plaintifl'. ur 
 one of the plaintifl's. or of any 
 other credible person, whether 
 competent or not to be a witne-s 
 in the case, duly made before a 
 judge, or the prothom.tary. ..r a 
 commissioner of the superior 
 court, and e.-tablishing lliat, to 
 the knowledge ot the depcjuent, 
 the amount tdainied is due by 
 the defendant to the oliiintitf.* 
 
 92. In every such case, W.i 
 prothouotary in vai-ation, ni.- .■ 
 till' case being inscribed lor 
 judgment, draws up a judg- 
 ment in the name of the court, 
 c<,nformably to the demand 
 and to the amount which ap- : 
 pears to bo due ; and su<di j 
 judgment is held to be the ' 
 
 judgment of the court, .'ind is 
 recorded a dingly. 
 
 Xo such jiidgiiienlean. how- 
 ever, be reudereil or recorcled 
 ag.-iinsf any absentee defend- 
 ant, who has been summoned 
 as .Mich. //w(/., Hs. M.;, Ii;7. 
 
 93. The piaintitf may. at 
 any time before executing such 
 
 self una (de to sign, being there- 
 unto duly reijuired. 
 
 Signature, .\. B. 
 
 S' rn before nie, at , this 
 
 -day of , IH— . 
 
 .1. S. |». 
 .-ignature of the judge, pro- 
 thonotary. .lerk or eoinmia- 
 sioner. 
 
 the 
 
 -.! 
 
 * No. 2H.— AJi,/„vit nj 
 
 llhlilltijY {,,!■ ,,HV of 
 
 j'fdintijf'n.y 
 
 Lower Canada, 
 l)istrict (or Circuit) of — 
 
 In tho superior (or circuit) 
 
 court. 
 
 A. B., plaint itV. rx. C. I).; de- 
 
 fiMidant. 
 
 A. B.. (.f , the plaintiff 
 
 (or one (.f the jilainfiff.-) in 
 this cause, being duly sworn, 
 doth depose and say, that tho 
 
 sum of , being the amount 
 
 demanded of the defendant in 
 this cause, is justly due bv him 
 to the plaintiff (or plaintiffs) 
 • I'tcrvHi, {or the causes in hi.- 
 (<ir their) demand mentioned; 
 and the said deponent hath 
 signed, (or hath declared him j 
 
 ^■o. 2'.t — Afliilnrlt <,/ „ ],.r^„n 
 lit If r thiin II f>l'ilntih\ 
 
 Lower Canada. } 
 
 District (or Circuit) of \ 
 
 In the superior (,.r circuit) 
 Court. 
 
 ; E. ¥., (d' . being duly 
 
 i sworn, doth depose and sav, 
 that to his personal knowledge, 
 
 the sum of , being the whole 
 
 (or part as the ea.-e mjiy be) 
 of the amount demainied of 
 (he defend.-mt in tin.- cause, is 
 justly due by him to the plain- 
 tiff (or i»laintiffs) for the eau.-es 
 in his (or their) demand men- 
 tioned ; and tho said deponent 
 hath signed, (or hath declared 
 himself unable to sign, being 
 thereunto iluly re<juired.) 
 ^^ignat'-re"', A. B. 
 
 Swi>rn before me, at thi.« 
 
 —day of , is_. 
 
 J. S. P. 
 Signature of the judge, j.ro- 
 thonotjiry, clerk or commia- 
 sioner. 
 
 I : 
 
 - 1 
 
16 
 
 K-XHrniTs. 
 
 <'nJi„„ry form" in ho '" '"'"• '" ""^ "•"".• of fh . • "' " 
 
 bear tho co^t,, „f ,„,,, ■'] '• 
 SKcrio.N V 
 
 • , " ""• '•'inf.,wHi,,n „f 
 
 '''■■!'"""■ '""•-' *^'iv"f>H- -I,.;.,,! 
 
 :•'»< not,,... f.. that . .«■....,, 
 ; after su..h n,.ti.,.. ,he .• Je i^ 
 , I"-'"'"<'''e(l with i„ tho onlin,,.; 
 
 ""-'■'^'-^ ^'■•'"'^'-^^ :■""-. r;„^L,;;;;-r;::;;:r 
 
 'Ie,(,r<'ausct., he taken ,J<.,tn , '""' '-""-re r„stx than if 
 
 office, a.Mmfessi. ,, ,,n,, ,,,,,'/„; " I''«'' J •^avinf? the ....wer of 
 f'T the whole or any p r 7.f ho "; "T' '" «''"" ""• 'l.-fend 
 
 bo s.^MuHl by the defendant ; ^ ' , "'''y^t'nnk pn.per.-C. 
 
 be made hy iii« «i,o,.m.i V. i" ^ •' ''• ^S «• 7(1. 
 
 nov. w>.,..„^...'.:. J''--"' '-'ttor- 98 fjf there are several 
 
 n V ,„», 'I'^^mi atror- 
 
 nty. whose power of attorney 
 
 w.th.,H.h<.,nf,,,,,,_25Vie., 
 
 95. [If the person who an 
 I'oars as defendant, in orde 1; 
 ^•oHfe.s jud^r,„,nt. is nnkn.nv 
 
 ;'-4*;:;thJ':ili- ;'- -her..J 
 
 l-...re the eounter-sign'an, ' ! 
 01 an attorney-at-Iaw.] I 
 
 8U(d. ■^*"/'"- {'''"''tiff" aeeej.ts ' 
 «"c.h c-onte.ssion, he may n 
 
 cnbo the ease IWthw h f": 
 
 •'<-*fiuiants in the same s„it 
 -.ne only ,,f ,,,„,,„ ,. ; I^ t 
 
 J -Ig-nent. the plaintiff may 
 "•"<eed, upon such confess on 
 f'> recover af^ainst those wh ,' 
 have aeknowled,.ed their - 
 ^ehtedness, saving his ri..ht to 
 "'"''"'■« ^'- -.it' against h: 
 
 se(;tiox vr. 
 
 ^>/' ff<r mug of Krhihits. 
 
 th??' '^^'\ P''i''itiff must, at 
 *'>« tune that he returns the 
 
 11 
 
 tary draws up i„ .'"7"""<^- the tinu 
 
 with >,., '.: " •^^""t<'rm ty writ fil.. ;„ .1 ""^ "^^'^""is rnc 
 
 with sneh confession, a jud/ ,,«? ■ " '''*' l"t'thonotary's 
 
 !»e"t, whieh is held o be the h t ''" "'"'"*■'" l"""'''-- wh7eh 
 
 judgment of the court, ami i" h. '"f ""^"^'^''^ '" .--I'l.or of 
 
 joeorded and executed ae"td IK.; ''""""''' ^'>«<'»'er with a 
 
 Ij; ; L? "^'^ ""^ '"'-''^tion the 160 p.- \T'' ♦'S-^i- 'irt. «. 
 
 {.resonce of a ju,i<jo hut it f-^^' i' the e.\h bits arn 
 
 ""oinais, the j.arty may retain 
 
 them I 
 
 fnetj*. 
 
 ? therpo 
 
 i hi" aft 
 
 t..ii. .M 
 
 i liJ Kill 
 
 101 
 
 i; bf lit! 
 
 i unlecs 
 : ■^••nts a 
 C. I'. (• 
 
 102, 
 
 .-lull (,(' 
 
 liirminy 
 i haxin;; 
 3 iiijiy, ii| 
 f by iiiijii 
 
 ■| >illlU', w 
 I li:iliililv 
 
 ' "'. lor.' 
 
 103. 
 
 have bc( 
 
 hcrcinal 
 
 i plaintiff 
 
 k his ilem 
 
 vi., art. . 
 
 104. 
 
 :l i-:i((.,e 1 
 the part 
 'li'-y may 
 fi"ni the 
 •I- it rem 
 ■"''ipilion, 
 I'iS; sur 
 i - I'r.th. I> 
 
 105. '1 
 
 nor i-(.|.^,j 
 
 •'lank, nor 
 ill which 
 ^t'l.v exliib 
 "Id. \Wu, 
 106. I( 
 
 l"'lt of thi 
 been tiled 
 'I'l'v cunno 
 without gi 
 "I'posife pa 
 vif^ions of a 
 
t wa.« given, nnd 
 "" h'ihi' j.lain- 
 
 "<' "f fhc court, 
 r.'ni|,'ii,f._//,/,/ 
 
 '■"rifr'-isirin of 
 ' "'•'■••pt.'.l, tho 
 'V«' the lictVnd- 
 lat effcf ♦, ,i,),j^ 
 
 I" the (inJinarv 
 ^' "'"■ I'laintitr 
 ""T" from tho 
 ""'•J hj.ve had 
 •*"<"'. he is not 
 t'^f'tf than if 
 f""l bc<-n ac- 
 tlio {lower of 
 t flic -Icfcnd- 
 (••< <»f contesta- 
 
 •< I'roper C, 
 
 70. 
 
 are several 
 
 e .-aine suit, 
 ■'k.im confess 
 laintiff iiuiy 
 h confession, 
 t those who 
 -'l their in- 
 ' lii." right to 
 against tho 
 
 vr. 
 
 ' /'■'■ihihit.s: 
 
 ff "lust, at 
 rt^turns tho 
 thonotary's 
 roofs which 
 siil»J)ort of 
 icr with a 
 such exhi- 
 xi-,art. fl. 
 libits aro 
 ^ notorial 
 a ay retain 
 
 KXHIHITS. 
 
 I thoni until the articulation of 
 -■ tact^. |,rovi.le.J he til,.. ,.o,,io. 
 i thcrpof, ccrtilicl l.v hiri, o^ \,y 
 i '"^ ''''"'"••>•- li'-l! r,. Knowf. 
 t ("11. Afuntrcai. M,irch, lH/l.j._ 
 ? -21 KmIc of I'la ■(i,.e. ' 
 
 101. Kxhil.its f,io,i ,.annot 
 I- 'i'kcn out of .|„. „„i,.,. 
 unlc>s (he opposite |,ar(v con-' 
 ; M lit.- and a receipt i., ,rjv,,„ 
 i •'. I'. <'.. isii. ' " '■ ~ 
 102. [Any j.crson in posses- 
 -i"i' "( a document lilcd and 
 l"runn>? ,,«rt of a rcord. or 
 ''■'Vin- (akcn or rc-eived it i 
 '"■'.V. up.,n motion, he eoen-ed ' 
 by uiijiiisonment to return the 
 J'oiue without pn.judice to his 
 liahdity for dama.rc-- ;__(- i> 
 
 c. in:. ^ "J ■ ' • 
 
 103. Infil the exhibits 
 •ave h,.c„ tiled, in the n.annn 
 liercinatiove prescribed, the 
 I'lH.ntifl- cannot proceed with 
 "i.x demand.— Ord. l(Wi7 tit 
 XI.. art. X>,.~C. \\ I,.. ;>2j. 
 
 104. Kvery exhibit lile.l in 
 yause becomes common to all i 
 '^' l"«rt.e.. to the suit, and! 
 ,-.v may obtain copies thereof! 
 from the prothonotarv .so Ion,.] 
 ^■- It remains in his 'hands.-T j 
 ■»'rpillon, surtit. xi..„rt. Hi. p. 
 1"J; .«'urt,t.xvi.,art.!»,p.i,sJ<. 
 — I'oth. Proc. civ. 44. - 
 
 105. The prothonotary can- 
 
 "'" receive any exhibit in 
 
 ;-"'k-.n',r any list of exhibits 
 
 winch the desiKnation of 
 
 • ". *;.vlnbit ,s not filled up.- 
 
 '".'• I'-'i'. tit. xi., art. ;;2. 
 
 106. If the exhibits Insun- 
 
 l;-| ;:'tbo demand have .it 
 
 " t'bMi on tho. return day. 
 
 ;r'-'^l""'.''.'>''f'{c->i afterward, 
 hout guing notice to the 
 
 "i..s.tep,trty; saving tho pro- 
 \i>ions ot article 100. 
 
 17 
 
 <"«f.\PTKR Til I HI). 
 
 <"■■ <'«'.NTK.STATtO.\. 
 
 SKCTioN r. 
 
 , ,^'^' '^" 'b'clinatorv and 
 '"'■••tory cx.-eptions. and ex- 
 
 ;7'l;"""'-tothcform, which tho 
 : 'iHen.lant intends to .dead 
 
 '""•-. »'•' liie.J within i\nn dayj 
 i '■■'"" ''"• return of the writ 
 , f-X''cpt in the ca.'.e mentioned 
 
 <n article ll.M.-(' s I v ,. 
 
 .H.{. s. 12. ' ■ ' 
 
 108. The plaint itfis bound 
 t- answer any su.-h exception 
 W'tlnn eight -lays after it is 
 •!««l. excepting where ho is 
 bimsell oblige.ltocall in war- 
 rantors ; the delay then begins 
 "".v from the expiration .,f' tho 
 *iela>s t.. which su<h warrant- 
 ''r.« are entitled to answer tho 
 
 •l<'niand brought against them. 
 , '''iif. 
 
 I 109. The defendant, when 
 
 I ,7 ;'. ''"''.'.''■•J t" reply, must 
 
 llohis replication within eieht 
 
 l-'ays from the filing of U.o 
 
 Maintitf s answer.— Me,/. 
 , 110. A like delay of eight 
 day.. ,s allowed for the tiling 
 <; any other pleading that 
 may be necessary, or is per- 
 mitted by the court, in older 
 to complete the issues.— //,/,/. 
 111. The party failing to" 
 '''« any such preliminary ex- 
 ception, answer, <,r replication 
 '•r "ther pleading, within tho 
 leiays prescribe,!, is. by law 
 Dreclosi'il fr,.... ,1. ,;.... "^ ' 
 
 (• -, ' ' ■'■ '-• "y law. 
 
 -reclosed from doing so, un- 
 le-^.-* the court, upon cause 
 ■•'bown, has c.vten.led the delay, 
 or has otherwise ordered. 23 
 
IS 
 
 l'Rn.IMI\ARY FX< ACTIONS. 
 
 Vi 
 
 J ,: 
 
 112. 
 
 • li 
 
 p. 27. 
 11. 
 
 -C. a. L. C, 
 
 117, Tho ,.| 
 
 ( \o |.I 
 
 oil cnnfjiiniiii; a 
 
 c«x.''-|.tiuii t,, ,1,,. f^rr 
 
 j'htintifT. ti|i(.n ai 
 
 |ircliriiii),ir.v »vvi"j.tiun ciiti In- 
 lilc.l. iiiilfUM it i.^ acc<,in|i;iiii(-.l 
 Willi ;i (l(|„,.«if „f j,„,.|, ^„,„ ,,(• 
 tru.noy u!* !»< lixod by Mic riiirs 
 • if practico of tiic c.uiit.]* 
 
 SKCTION II 
 
 (tf I >'(■/:„, I farif /■.'rrfji/inii.s 
 
 113. \\'liiii 11 ilc<-liiiiiti,rv 
 f'Xccj.tioii. file, I bv Ilic ,l(.r..,|,l- 
 aiit. is iDaiiilaiiic.'i, tlio jiartios 
 must })<■ dismissed, saving? their 
 recoiirso boforo a ci.mi.oh-iif 
 court.*— C. P. C. I6H.— ('. I>. j, 
 .'!LM. 
 
 11^' 'I'lif I'arties must also 
 be (listnissod l.y the rourt, even 
 thc.uyh no such e.\ccj)tion lias 
 boon pleaded, if tlic action is 
 iiianifestly l)oyond tho jurisdic- 
 tion (.(■ tlic court.— ('. I>. ('. 170. 
 . H5» The court, in de-daring 
 Itself iiicouipetent, may award 
 Ciisti', accord in j^ to oirouni- 
 ftanees.— I J>igeau, 155, i 
 
 SKcTlo.v III. ' 
 
 (y ErcriitioH.s to the Forni. 
 
 116. The following fjrounds 
 must 1.0 ploado.l by exception 
 to the form : 
 
 1. Informalities in tho writ 
 or service ; 
 
 2. Informalities in tho dc- 
 clariition, when it c(mtravenes 
 th(> ]irovisions contained in 
 articl-s M. 19, 5(1. 52 and 56.— 
 1 I*i;j;eau. Kid ,t mq. ■(■ 
 
 at any f.ther fi 
 
 n, as Well 
 me before 
 
 , • •■'II- 
 
 .)U.|;,Mnont. may. by leave of ihc 
 poiirt. amend cither the writ or 
 the declaration, on payment of 
 "U'di costs ;i,« the court .Icfpr- 
 inincs. --r.s. L. I"., c. n.-?, ^. /;7. 
 118. If the copy of the writ 
 or ot the declaration is incr- 
 i-e''t. or ditfcn.nf fio,„ t|„. 
 oriL'uial. the .iaintilf hmv. up- 
 "" I'-ave of the court ami on 
 payment of c,,«f,-. furnish the 
 'l«'fcndant with a correct cf,pv. 
 —2 L. r. Itcports. I III. 
 
 119. Nullities in the writ or 
 sfrvice. and informalities in 
 the <iecI,iration. are waived by 
 tlH' appearance of the defend"- 
 ant and his failure to take 
 advanta),'e of them within tho 
 ''•'lays prescribed.— C. p. |7.j. 
 
 SKCTION IV. 
 
 (if hUatnrij ExcrptioHs „iiil 
 sjwcinUi, of .\rti,n,s in 
 ff'orrttnli/. 
 
 120. The defendant may 
 stay the suit by dilatory ov- 
 ception : 
 
 1. If the delays to which he 
 
 i< entitled for the purpose of 
 makiii),' an invent.iry and do- 
 liberating, whether as heir, or 
 legatee, or in tho ea.se of com- 
 
 ^ * \'i(l,- :>,2 Itule of Practico .'<. 
 
 C. wiiich lixes it at .£2 Is. 8d. 
 
 t The eoditiers here sug- 
 
 ffosted this additional .irtiele in 
 
 amendment: " An e.xeeptiun 
 
 to the form does not lie if the 
 jilaintitV lias omitted to allege 
 in his declaration tho perform- 
 anee of some formality re(iuired 
 as n. «imjde accessory of the 
 right he claims. The"iuobs„r- 
 vaneo of such formalities can 
 only be pleaded by i.eremptorv 
 e.xception." 
 
 m unity < 
 ixpired : 
 
 I '-• '*' '' 
 3 iriand sof 
 
 J I'll", or fl 
 
 $ jTI rrdcn 
 
 I ;;. n'hf 
 
 I vciies the 
 I -linu!d re 
 
 J 'ive po.^i| 
 
 I ■liMiiged I 
 
 I 1. Whe 
 
 I I right to 
 
 i in w.-irrai 
 
 I i'^irfy: 
 
 I 3. Whe: 
 
 'ifinaiid t 
 
 principal , 
 
 'i. Whoi 
 
 .joined in 
 
 claims whi 
 
 "r-iisi'opti 
 
 •t trial ; a 
 
 'iefendant 
 
 ■Icfeild till 
 
 pl.iintitr h: 
 lion:— I I' 
 
 m. iss, 
 I'roc. Civ., 
 tit. viii., ai 
 -('. P. C 
 
 7. If th( 
 
 reside in tl 
 power of al 
 Hot produ( 
 i^ieeii. Moi 
 
 Is,-,.-,. 
 
 >>. If. ill 
 visible righ 
 :irties int( 
 presence is 
 in.tde jiartic 
 •^tat . 15 aim 
 121. If I 
 
 tloll is foUlK 
 
 delay for m 
 and delihen 
 
 lli'. 
 
fRKl.rMr\ARv r.srr.PTUiSH. 
 
 19 
 
 "Intiff, iijKin an 
 •• frirm, ii« well 
 cr tiino hoforo 
 \i\ Ic-ivo iif (he 
 Iht flic wrif or 
 '•n |i;iyiiicTit of 
 If coiirf ii<>f(>r- 
 ('..<•. H.-l.ji. ((7. 
 "I'V of thf> writ 
 ifion is iiii'or- 
 nr fioMi tin- 
 intilfmiv. iip- 
 foiirt fiiKl on 
 
 .«. fiirni>ih the 
 
 I porrocf copv. 
 
 *. no. 
 
 ' in the writ or 
 rormalific.s in 
 ire wiiivcil |)v 
 f tho .Icfond"- 
 Iiirc to tak(> 
 'ID "ifhii, tin- 
 1.— ('. P. 17,3. 
 
 IV. 
 
 rrpfions and 
 'rfiou.s in 
 
 II tij. 
 
 eiidant may 
 ililutory ex- 
 
 ' to which ho 
 9 purpose of 
 •Ty a 11(1 do- 
 r a.s heir, or 
 uarfo of com- 
 
 ot Me if the 
 to<l to allege 
 the perforin- 
 iity reipiireil 
 ^'(iry of the 
 I he iiio}j<er- 
 (11 a li tics can 
 jioreinptory 
 
 :n:!;;:'''^""''"''^' '""•■ "'" '•'"-""- - ^^^ '«'-'io„. „n,i 
 
 ••\|iirr'l : 
 
 -'. If he hn<i a ri^f'it to de- 
 inand i^fi-iirity from fi,,. plain- 
 tilT. or the exeeiKion of .xouk? 
 \'Tt ccilenf f.hlijfrtfioi) ; 
 
 Uhen the plaint fr<'oi,trn- 
 vi-ne.-f the rule that f|,o parties 
 -li"ii!d refiKiin in the'r r»'-|iei.. 
 five position^ until fhiJe jir" 
 .liaii^'ed l.y jiidi.'iaj authority; 
 
 ». When the defiM liint has 
 a rijfht to exorcise a recoiirise 
 
 in 
 party ; 
 
 J. When he ha« ;. right to 
 demand the di>ciis>i, n of the 
 I'rincipal or original dehtor ; 
 
 'i. When the j.hiiitiff has 
 .joined in his action sever.^i 
 
 'vcn for «etfinir up other pre- 
 liriiinary picas do not hcgin {„ 
 ran against the defendant until 
 after the time allowed him to 
 Miako .such inventory and to 
 d.diherate.— (frd. 1»;«7. tit. viii 
 art. ;;. 
 
 122. If fhe defendant hii.s 
 
 warrantors to call in. he may. 
 |py meiin,« of a .lihitorv e.\,-ep.' 
 ti"n. ohtnin fiiat his dc|,iy to 
 I'lej.d to the action he iiof com- 
 
 l.cen cnlled in and h.dd to ph-ad 
 to f!i(- merits. 
 
 123,. (The |,.|;,y allowed to 
 c;ill in Nvarrantor- is eight diivs 
 after service ,,| t|„. prineipVl 
 
 I,.;.. , . , . - demand, e.\!nsive of wh.itever 
 
 l.'..ms wh.ch are inco .patiMe. time m.ay be ren„irc,| t m, 
 .-|.m-,.t.Meofdi,fer.ntmode. mon fh/warra^ ,' s. p™ i 
 •■t tal; and, n such -aso the to the provisions of aride 7 
 '" «•>" a,, eannot he oonnd to -Ord. I<w;7. tit. viii.. „rt^^ 
 d.'lend the action i.ntil the irtA Tt,,. ,i- . 
 i.liinfifV 1...C 1,. 1 . 1 ' A^*. I tie demand in war- 
 
 i^:;"''M';:,.;l;;'l;;r,;r;s; '":':^.-"'"' ' 
 
 er, 
 
 I"". 1H\ 1!t7. 200.-l>ofhi 
 i'ro.-. Civ., 28. 2!>.— Ord. \iu;i 
 'It. vui., arts. 1,2: tit. iv., art 
 -f. P.O. 174.-(". I'.L. l.v; 
 
 " rf the jilaintitf does not 
 I'-^idc in the jirovincc. un-l a 
 i'""cr of attorney from him is 
 not pr..diHM-!;~(;rav rs. .M,i- 
 ''" "• -Montreal, 2(r,faiinarv, 
 
 /■• If. in the ease of an indi- 
 MMlde right or elnini. all the 
 I arties intereste.l. and whose 
 presence is necessary, are not 
 "lade parties to the .suit.— Imp. 
 ^fat . l.Jand Ki Vie. e, 7«. .s. .•:4. 
 
 121. If the dilatory excep- 
 'i-n IS fonn.lcl upon the legal 
 di'lay for m.iking an inventory 
 
 <'oiitain a summary statement 
 of ttie grounds upon which it i.s 
 iiiade. with ji copy of fhe prin- 
 ';ipal denian.l and of the plejid- 
 ings which re<(uire the i-alling 
 in of the \varrantors. — (Jrd'! 
 l''i»''7. tit. viii., art. t. 
 
 125. In cases of simple or 
 p.T.-oiial wiirranty, the warran- 
 t(M- cannot take up the defence 
 of the defeiulant, hnf can iiieio- 
 ly intervene and contest tlio 
 j.rin.ipal demand, if ho think.<: 
 proper. — //'/(/., art. 12. 
 
 126. In ea.ses of real war- 
 ranty, the purchaser who i.s 
 disturhed or evicted is not 
 
 I'Olind to .-Mill in j;^,;{ [,;.. j,^j_ 
 
 mediate warrantor, hut he may 
 -liinmon in warrji. -y any more 
 remote warrantor who may 
 
 """«""" «..!.« .iei«;:f;u;v;;;,;Lu;';".7:,:a",';;'iS 
 
20 
 
 I'RKMMINARY EXCKPTInNfl. 
 
 ■f 
 I' I 
 
 vcno in fho suit.— 0. S. L C 
 c. HL'. .M. ;!2. " 
 
 127. In caHf)! of real war- 
 ranty, the warrantor may taku 
 up fliij .Icfcncc of tli(. warran- 
 fi'e, wliu in rolii'vcil from tlio 
 contestation, if hi- r(Mjiiiro,x it. 
 — -N't'vi'rtliiilc.-s. althoiij,'!) rc- 
 liovcl from the contc-tiition, In- 
 iMH.y remain in tlicHuii, and ad 
 in it for tlie protection of Imh 
 righU.— Onl. ItUi". tit. viii,, 
 arts, y, lo._r. p. c. ih.i._ 
 Jml^mcnt.-' rr'n«ii>ro<l ajjaiiiMt 
 thi! warrantor may In- cxi'i'iifcd 
 "Kiiinst tiiu warrantoi!.— It is 
 Hijniiiont. in any case, that 
 tlio jndKmcnt ho served upon 
 the warrantee, witliouf any 
 other demand (»r procedure 
 bein^ necessary.— Ord. l(Hi7, . 
 tit. viii., art. 7. 
 
 "ff 
 
 131. Heforo an.fw 
 dilatory <'Xcfption. or any other 
 preliminary pica tiled, the 
 pl.iintitl may if he thinks the 
 exception is fileil solely iu 
 order to retard the suit*, re 
 Ijuire the defendant, in writ 
 iii«. to plead to the merit-, 
 and nviy foreclose liim if such 
 plea to the nierifa is not filed 
 within ei^ht days from the 
 demand thereof; in which 
 ease the court takes co^'ni/,. 
 iince of no other is.siies than 
 those raised upon the pre- 
 liminary exceptions.— C. S. L 
 C, c. .hU. s. 7.'.. 
 
 132. H' the defendant tile- 
 iiis picas to the merits, proof 
 fakes place upon all the issues, 
 unless the curt otherwise 
 
 ir>Q U-. ,. I "'■^'"'■•S 'I'"', if he succeed. 
 
 * .• . ..,. ."'\''""' '^"■^••"•J'"/? "I'"» the preliminary excei, 
 
 l",'e " ' "V ;'" '""" ''"'*'• *'""• '"' ""'^ recover- from I 
 
 pe.son. who does not reside plaintiff the costs incurred 
 
 in Lower (anada. .s bound to upon the contestation of the 
 
 |?ive security, ul proceedinK« m.-rits to which he was fond 
 
 in thu case inay be stayed, up- under the provisions of the 
 
 ••n appl.eatn.n ..f the adverse prece.lin- article.-C ,S L (' 
 
 })iirty, until such .security has e. ,s;{ .74 
 
 been Kiven.-C S. Jr.. c. Hli, , 133. When the defendant 
 
 \ik'f . ♦ K . ' '*""' "■'''•■•' '-^ ''»"'^-' wards maili- 
 
 3.39. LH !iueh person fails tained, the f.,reclosure from 
 to put u, security within such plea.lins to the merits, obtain- 
 ed a>,'ainst him unrlcr article 
 1''U, is without effect ; but he i- 
 bound to tile his pleas to tlie 
 merits within eight days after 
 tlie expiration of the delays 
 granted ujton his exception, 
 and, in default of his .so doing, 
 the foreclosure h(dds good.— 
 If, upon being required to du 
 by tiic plaintiff, tho defend- 
 
 time as the court may fix, the 
 opposite party may l)btain a 
 judgment of non-suit]. — Pre- 
 vost VH. Bis.son, Montreal, 2tith 
 May, 18«;i. 
 
 130. Tho exception of di.s- 
 cus.^ion, whenever it lies, is 
 subject to the genei.l rules 
 contained in this section, and 
 to the siie<dal provisions con- 
 
 "4"."^;,'' "'•^'1^'%,;?i''. '*'1^'- ->' '--^ I''-^^»-l to the mer 
 Cvll.V le "" '• ' '" ^^'« [ '-'.""^y- after the judgnien, 
 
 Willi vunu, mrtii»*.i i«:.w. I,:.. .1:1 * 
 
 inauitaining his dilatory ex- 
 
roXTKSTATmv. 
 
 21 
 
 ro answ 'n>f ;i 
 
 tinii, (ir any otlici 
 
 I<l<it liU'il, til.' 
 
 it' iiu thinks tin 
 
 Tlh-il f-dlcly in 
 
 nl the t-iiit. rv 
 iiiiiiint, ill writ 
 
 to the iiif>rit-, 
 ■lo^t' liiiii it' .«iuli 
 I'litii in not (ilcil 
 
 ilayi from tli.. 
 t'i'l'; in wliii'li 
 t tiiki-.s co^ni/.- 
 luT icsiics thfiii 
 
 "I><»n tho |.rt' 
 ition.i. — C. j^. L. 
 
 <leftii(Iant files 
 U! iiiorits, jiriMit' 
 •n all the is.sues, 
 mirt iithnwisc 
 if hv suffinuh 
 ininary i>xie|i- 
 jfovcr from the 
 co«t.s iiicuiTfd 
 [jHtation of the 
 
 ho was force 'i 
 visions of the 
 lo.— ('. S. L. C, 
 
 tho ilefendanf 
 ililator.v c.\ce]i- 
 terwartls niain- 
 ■cclosuro from 
 merits, obtain- 
 under articlr 
 H'eet ; but he i- 
 s pleas to the 
 ght (lays after 
 of the delay < 
 Ills exception, 
 >f iiis so doing, 
 holds good. — 
 recjuired to do 
 if, thu defend - 
 to the merits, 
 the judgment 
 dilatory ex- 
 
 eption. and within fight day*, 
 itmrnd his pleas or plead anew, 
 "ilhoiif thereby inenrring any 
 '■"•^ts ; in dffaulf of his doing 
 -■' he is presumed to abide bv 
 ihi' pleas filed. -('. S. L. ('., 
 
 '•• >>•■;, ■^. 71, ?? '.'. :!. 
 
 134. When tho objeet of 
 tin- ililat-try fxceptiun tiiain- 
 t.iine<l is the ealiing in of war- 
 rintors. the ilefendant in tho 
 |iriniif)al suit i-annot be fore- 
 dosed from pleading until 
 alter the expiration of eight 
 days, counting from the dav 
 on which tho warrantor eoull] 
 himself have been foreclosed 
 from pleading to the a<tion 
 in warranty.— The warrantor 
 may, within the delays granted 
 t" the warrantee, plead to tho 
 action brough* aijainst the lat- 
 ter, whether the warrantee has 
 alrt-ady pleaded to it or not. 
 ~C. ,*<. L. v., c. H.{, s. 74,§:{. 
 I35i (Jrounds of prelimi- 
 nary exception may, in certain 
 cases, bo urged by motion, 
 aceording to tho practice of the 
 courts. 
 
 SKCTrox V 
 
 ot 
 
 upon the 
 
 Contestation 
 Mcrit.s. 
 
 136. The defendant may 
 jilead by peremptory excep- 
 tion : 
 
 1 . Lis pendenn ; 
 
 2. The non-completion of the 
 tune, or the non-fulfihnent of 
 tlie condition upon which tho 
 right of action depends • 
 
 •'^ The extinction, in whole 
 «>r in part, of the right claimed 
 by tho plaintitl". — 1 Pigoau. 
 \m.~Q. p. L. 158. ^ ' 
 
 137- All pleas to the merits, 
 whether by exception or other- 
 wise, must be tiled within eight 
 duys after the appear.iii'-e, ex- 
 cept in the i-ases otherwise 
 I>rovided for in the preceding 
 section. ---If they are ni>t filed 
 within siieh delay, the adverse 
 party may demand them, and 
 if they are not tiled within the 
 three n(;xf following juridical 
 days, the prothonotary may 
 grant the plaintiff a certiticato 
 of foreclosure. — C. S, I,. (' 
 <•• h;;. s. 12, ? 2. 
 
 138- The same delay of 
 eight days is allowed tho 
 plaintiff' to answer the pleas, 
 unless such answer is in the 
 nati;ro of a de(dinatory dt 
 dilatory jilea.orof an exception 
 to the form, in which case tho 
 delay is four days only, pursu- 
 ant to article 107.— //,.'</., s. 12. 
 139. A like delay of eight 
 days is allowed for the filing of 
 of any other pleading nec(!ssary 
 to complete the issues. — Mi'</. 
 
 ,140. .\fter tho expiration 
 of these delays, the party fail- 
 ing to file a pleading is by law 
 foreclosed from iloing .-o, with- 
 out the consent of the opposite 
 party, or leave of court.— 2.'{ 
 Vic, e. 57, s. 37.— C. S. L. C, 
 c. m, ss. 14, 75. 
 
 14:1. Such foreclosure does 
 not, however, take place with- 
 out an order from the court if 
 the ojiposite party has not filed 
 with his pleading, in the man- 
 ner prescribed, the exhibit.s or 
 written proofs uptm which it is 
 founded ; and if such exhibits 
 and written proofs are not filed 
 with such pleading, thoy can- 
 not afterward.s be filed without 
 the consent of the o])posito 
 
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 """';^' '" '» '^ill uf o.v,.|.an«t. 
 .Hmn,s.or.v uoto. or „th,r pW- 
 
 »;•'-•.( or tlu.' party n.all-i;;;' 
 tl". denial, or of so.no person 
 ;;;;;"« as ins a..„t ur'..l.rk 
 "'11 i'->sni/ant of the (a.-ts 
 
 ,;""",, '■'■'I"''"'' to „l„ai,. ,i,„ 
 !;'■""' "» -^u^-li dornnient. In 
 
 i ' '.•' tl|o .-anio artidf. tlic 
 
 "' '."""t. moreover. I)e a'eon. 
 l-aiiie,! I.v an allidavit of the 
 /'•••rty n.akin-the.lenial. slut- 
 ;;;K "'at he ,|oubts and .loes 
 .""t boliovo that the ori-ind 
 
 ;;;. ."-tion has ..een si;,;;;;; 
 
 .!;'"'"""-•'• tlu-reinnu.n.ione,l 
 
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 '"' ^•••P.v f'loil is then bound 
 
 l"ovo the original, and for 
 
 l^ '^ l""lM..o tl.e person who 
 
 nils elm r,f,i ..i' .1. . . . 
 
 
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 I. liy d. 
 h'l'lii'atiiii: 
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 2. Hy ,i 
 fi"ns, ansv 
 bud repliea 
 fill' answer," 
 ire not alle 
 fh<n : 
 
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 '"iijileted 1 
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 l^^ers or r- 
 ^rtheless, H 
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 tfiviu^ ,,(■ ,,,.,.|,r 
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 laKi""!'''^ j ini,l 
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 ■',i,'iii,il clc|,u.sit- 
 ^ '■''. •)(• aci'iiiij. 
 iliiiJiivit i.f the 
 '<• "ii'iiiiil, ,s(at 
 ubts iiinj ,1,,^.^. 
 
 t the on'-iiia! 
 ' been si-ii,.,! 
 'r oxooiitfil in 
 -'in iiieiitioiio.l. 
 >,' to iniiko ii;;(, 
 i->* tlu'ii buiiiid 
 ,'iiiiil, ami t'i>v 
 
 - I'CT.SUII »vJi,, 
 
 « wiife'inal is 
 ) orJor of a 
 it it in llu^ 
 
 gt'muMoiie.s.s 
 
 the JtlotllUllo- 
 
 luruish hiiu, 
 
 Kill 
 
 (am It. 
 
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 '■":,',"'"' h '•i.-h ,.r,.||,oi„,iaiv 
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 «iiH>' bo aiiui'xi'd lo III,, 
 iiii!..«i.,ii ro>|iiir.Ml |,, ,,(,(, 
 \\>ru..i; 
 
 I 146. Ubrli H jHirlv li.m 
 
 I;"'";:''"' """".l.alil.l.. or ,..,„ 
 |fia,|i.tor^- ^roiiii.J, (j„ „,„ 
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 I";' ''>■ ''"• "l'|'">it.' I.iirlv lo 
 "'"■'?"• "•'«'■••" -".h K'r.MM.,1. 
 
 ■; I''''"' "•'••«, an.l in .i..,„„„ 
 S' ' ■'"■'"•»•. .i.'o Mi(. ii„.oMi|,a|il,l„ 
 
 ~ '"'- '»'•« llfl.l to 1... of ,„, 
 
 23 
 
 'Ill Dot jil-ii'liiiu'-i. C. s. 
 
 • -•' \ !■•. .1/, ... .!;, 
 
 l.r., 
 
 i >■». 
 
 t. ainl ato svi a,i,|, . 
 
 147. A <l.-Mnirri-r nuiv l.f 
 
 '■■ •«_ln'ii Um. fariHallVif,.,! 
 
 '''•'•''"•'•(i..n (io not ^Mv,. 
 
 '•'Klif'.f action wbi,.|| 
 
 ii'.nl 
 
 ^ rh. 
 
 -'• to III, 
 
 th 
 
 <M\|'T|,it HM HTU. 
 
 NKrcMi.N r. 
 
 '>' lnn,l,ntal lh'n,„n,ls 
 149. Tl.r iMainlifl ,„a.v, 
 iiiaki' 
 
 oimhc of thi- ftiiii 
 •ni-i.J(,ntal dctnan-l : 
 I. In orilrr to a>l<| 
 
 in 
 an 
 
 f" Ibo 
 
 I'-vurei.Ho. I ' 
 
 " I'l.lilltilV .S,.,.1<.M t 
 
 ' l'i;,'faii, I'll I, 
 
 SKCIiov VI 
 
 'V' l.^sitr Joinrd. 
 148. The 
 
 IrtiMl : 
 
 '•. ".vh-claration. |,l,.a,an.i 
 
 "■";'f'^'l''"'"Hn.|-.on„.,||i„„,,„ 
 
 '";''"-Mnitl,.,|,oin.-ii,.|,. init; 
 
 - 'n/T'lor to Haim a riL-ht 
 
 ac('rii(,cl 
 
 li^ht 
 
 '."."•K'.-' aro com- 
 
 fK'rjK.tiiai ox<'..,,ti.,n-. 
 
 ' -• »V (le..|a ration! ^.y 
 ii"Ms, an«\vi>ru < 
 
 of 
 
 <'i,n- 
 claini,..,! 
 
 of 
 •ii'fon- 
 
 answors to .-.vr-option 
 '"' '"I'l'-'ation. to ansuor " 
 
 XOffl- 
 
 f 
 
 I'arty. 
 
 -Onl, 
 
 " ■•"i-w,.rs contain facts fh.|t 
 :;,;"" ••"'%'-nn the, icclara 
 
 •■'• Th'T an, a No hohl to I,,. 
 ;;.'"I''"'-.i by foreclo.iir.. fron. 
 ^n^...r by failure to tiler 
 
 •-. It the proceedimr^ 
 
 iitii 
 
 "inc. the .M,.rvi.-« 
 'ho principal suit an.| 
 "octcl with 111, 
 by .-lli'h Mlit ; 
 
 •■!. Ill onh-r to .lcnian.1 i^onio- 
 'buiK »hi.-hhon.,,,iir,.,f„rfhc 
 I"<|.o.soofavoi,ii„;;a^,,,,„,„, 
 'li'lcnco sot lip hy th 
 
 !;';•"!•-:' ''i;;'Mu., ;;;ir. orj 
 
 "">«. tit. xi, art. 2(5. 
 
 150. Thi.- imti.lontal d,. 
 '"■""' '■"' V'^'l- I'.v a petition. 
 :"'''"'"P""Hm1 bythodo'iuncnt- 
 '" ■•support Ui.Tcof, and 
 "jion flio oppu.-if, 
 ">''7, tit. xi., art. 
 
 151 
 
 up by 
 
 claim 
 
 ,.,,,„, H '"" oi mo 
 
 -no ,.au.so,- a. tho principal 
 J "mand, and which ho canL 
 
 The defendant mav sot 
 
 incidental donian-l^any 
 
 "t hi.- ari.-in«out of tho 
 
 'Ti 
 
24 
 
 rvftnFVTAf. riKMAxr»«. 
 
 th.. .I..f,.n.l«nf in.iv ,•,!-.. ,nak.. ( miir't I 
 atiinr.i,l,.nt,il,|,.miii,.| -iih,!, a„v 
 fi liiii for iiionov 
 
 )0 (ii<c(.tii|.nnici| witFi t\h 
 
 <»r. <»fh(,'r r(iii,«ii',« 
 inciili-ntiil liciminil i- .| 
 
 ari-i 
 biif 
 
 un out ( 
 llcli 
 
 xhihitx in i«ii|i|inrt fl 
 
 L. ( 
 
 HTI'of. 
 
 I. 
 
 fr 
 
 "III II 
 
 |>riiii'i 
 
 wl 
 
 ixi 
 fiitl 
 
 '•anrint rrtaril th 
 
 HI I'!''?, tit. .xi..iirt. i'M.— 22 I 
 i-fiiKt hcrt, Ml. --.('. J>. (• 3;{(, 
 
 -••r,| 
 iiliii 
 
 lli-fioii. -The 
 
 156. The .1 
 
 u-n.vtT It n-ii.h 
 
 <'<'iirt. Vffitiun (iiiiv \t 
 
 jlKlK- 
 
 >'H-iit upon both .hMuund." at 
 
 or tiled in tli< 
 
 '•innnd in lnt« 
 tniicl 
 
 th 
 
 fanin tunc, mav or.jt 
 
 >m, 
 
 liut 
 
 •' in coiir' 
 jirotlinudfarv'- 
 iiinof .-(,iy |,r 
 
 iK-n.-ation, if th 
 i»f it.~l'ot.. I' 
 1 I' 
 
 <• •■a.-f a<luiit.'< (It 
 
 oiu- ffM'.linj;.. upon th.' t.rin.'ii 
 
 lltf..i fll*lil ti *..J II.. I !> • ■• .' 
 
 roc. CIV. 
 
 K. of I'. 
 
 K<au..i.i(, 
 
 I 
 
 '■>, m. 
 
 th 
 
 man. I unlc,«.^ it tn all. 
 
 nri.s. loti.— .{7 cftti 
 
 f court, or hy a ji i^'c i 
 
 Med li 
 
 on, upon applj 
 
 152. Ini-ideiital d..- 
 •j.V the dcfcndiint ar.- |ik 
 
 lua.lc I 
 
 l>y the .1 
 
 ).v petitio 
 
 etuiind.x i in tli 
 .'wine I s, .s] 
 
 at liny time hef. 
 
 n V, 
 
 ion niii' 
 
 e cau.-ie 
 
 ore jiidj^i 
 
 nei, 
 
 L.r 
 
 oiupanie.l | 157. When the int 
 
 Miinient.-. m support j is allowed hy fl 
 
 fhere.d, and j-ervcd and tiie.l 
 at the .xanii' time an the plea.- 
 to the merit.-.— .w; H. „f p. 
 
 153. I 
 
 ■-■*u«! !.■< join.. I upon 
 
 iiK-i.lental.k'inan.l.-iin tli<. .Mam. 
 manner a.-, upon the principal 
 |l*'maii.|,an,l their conte.-^tation 
 iH fubjeet to the .-aiiie rule.s 
 • H'lay.s and l'oreelo.-jure.s. 
 
 .SKCTION II. 
 
 Of Intvrvrntions. 
 
 ed 
 
 154. i: 
 
 very person intero.st- 
 
 d Ml the event of a pon.linL' 
 
 •lit i.s entitled to be admitted 
 
 a party thereto, in order to 
 
 maintain hi.-. ri<,'ht8. pot 
 
 Proc. 40.— 1 IJornier, .sur PruJ' 
 
 "'^-^"^-^ '' 28 Vie., c. 17; 
 s. 4. §9._C. S. L. c, c. 83, 
 
 8. 71. 
 155 
 
 An 
 
 intervention \a 
 formed by a petition, contain- 
 ing; the gioiin.Ls which justify 
 the party in intervening, with 
 conclusions to that effect, and 
 
 .•rvciifi I 
 
 sall.ave.l by fl,,., rtorju.i - 
 
 the .suit is t<iispcnde.| diirh, 
 three .lays; an. I if the int. i 
 veniiig party fails within tli 
 period to have it served ui, 
 the parties in the ca.se an. I • 
 tile a certificate of .such servi ■ 
 it is he). I n..f t.) hav.- b.en (il,. 
 an. I hasnoerte.-t ; an.l the filin • 
 <>t tlie proth..n..tarv'.scertiticiii 
 of such default is e.iuival. i 
 to a ju.lgment dismissing ti 
 inte.-vcntiun.~/A,',/. j v. 
 
 158. If the demand in i 
 torvention is served within tl, 
 delay prescribed, the partie.^ i 
 to the suit are b..und to answ. 
 It within eight davs after sur- 
 service, in default ..f which tli. 
 intervention is held thenc,-1 
 torwani to be a.lmitted by ti, 
 parties wh., h.ive not onte.-if 
 it. The intervening party ; 
 b'Und, within eight day.s iV... 
 the admission of his intervcn 
 tion, t.i furnish any grounds h- 
 may have to set up in the prii. 
 cipal suit. — The" .sub«equt! 
 proceedings are the same a- i 
 an ordinary suit.— 1 Croucho. 
 < 8.-25 Vie. c. 57, s. 36. 
 
 j 
 
 iiiipr.ilia 
 I'r.'iit'lil 
 recc a.'ti 
 m.'iy pr. 
 against 
 leent pr.i 
 party, (n 
 turn of 
 "flier jii 
 I'r... civ., 
 'Ill Kaii.x, 
 N.'verthe 
 
 I ]•''■ -.Tvi. 
 
 I n-li.'c. Ih 
 ■1 t'-tc.l on 
 
 iiiipr.iliati 
 thcrwise 
 
 '. -t.ition 
 i t'l" .-..nte, 
 
 'lid. 'nine 
 riie cm 
 ' ii'iimsfai 
 
 I'l'in.l flu 
 
 I -: .my .III 
 : ■■> iiy errors 
 
 I"' i,'r.iiind.- 
 
 160. A 
 
 ■ I hy i 
 
 any do.'um 
 iin.l wliich 
 have declji 
 A Siuiard, i 
 
 161. In. 
 tion is be. 
 I'laying th! 
 h'wed to ]ir 
 tion again 
 th'>rein de.> 
 the opposite 
 'in! arcwiic 
 make use . 
 
 ! — The pcti 
 I'ainofnulli 
 
fMl'RoMATroX. 
 
 n 
 
 i>iii|innii><| with f 
 ""I'lMirf tlicroiii 
 •■• ^'■'<. !>. 7\. n, 
 
 art.L'M.— 2L'I-ii, 
 
 J*. «'., .I.tit. 
 
 ileinnml in inti r 
 
 hv riiii<l*- ill 
 
 Im' |>i<pf||..ii.ifar\ 
 
 raniiot .-tav |ir 
 "11 till' jiriii.i|,, 
 ss if i,^ jilliaviMl I 
 
 '•.V !l j. -Ij,,. i„ , , 
 
 ii|p|iiit;if 11.11 inj|,| 
 
 «*. S. L. r ,,.. s: 
 
 II tliL" intf'rvcnti I 
 tli< ci.iirf i»r juiIl" 
 
 ii>|H'iui(M| (Inriii. 
 an. I if tin- iiiti I 
 
 fiiii.-' within tli,! 
 
 it .xcrved ii|in! 
 tlio ciiHu and t 
 
 t»' of.MUl'll stTvii . 
 
 to huvo been (il,. . 
 I'l't : and the filin: 
 otary'scertifitMi 
 lit is (Mjiiivait I; 
 it dinini:<siiig th 
 -ll'i'l. § 2. 
 tf dcnmiid in \\ 
 ervi'd within tii. 
 •ed, tilt' parties t j 
 bound to answc 
 t duy.-i after fi\ui 
 iiiilt ofwhitdi til. 
 i« held theiiif 
 admitted by tli'. 
 ive not i'<)ntestf 
 rveniny party ; 
 eight day.s iVni. 
 of his intervoii 
 
 1 any ground.- ),■ 
 !t up in the iirii. 
 
 e tile i<unio a.- 1: 
 lit.— 1 Crouchi,: 
 67, s. ;i6. 
 
 SI I I ll>\ 1(1. 
 
 '" liiipmliiifioii, 
 
 159. It. -ill.-- tli<- a-tion of 
 iiM|,r..l.iiti..n whi.'h may bv 
 ' r'lik'ht a.. .1 prin.ipal an".| di 
 " i' a.|i..,i, any party in a .luit 
 'M ly pr.K-ffd by imi.rol)afi..n 
 i-iin-f any authrnfj,. do.-n- 
 'i lit pr..diiii..| by th.' opp.,^irt. 
 i'.iity, (an.l cv. n ii:,'ain.if a re- 
 turn of th.- -herif}' ..r of aiiy 
 "tber judieiul ollicrr.— put.. 
 I'r... <'iv., .■{.:;;. .~s..rpill..n. ('...li." 
 
 du Faii.x. I.i,{,--(!. \'.r.,2ll 
 
 -NfVfrthelrss ns regar.js sim- 
 pli" -rrvii't- of .''umiiii.ns or of 
 n.'li.c. th.' return may be .-on- 
 tested on moti..n. without an 
 iinprobation. iinlt-ss the court 
 ■therw!,.... orders._[f tin- .-on- 
 t<-t,iti..n be .|.-.-m.il frivob,ii.« 
 ''"■ -'-nft-sting party may be 
 '•'■n.lemue.l topay .loi,b|« t-.,sf,s. 
 —The eonrt may, a.-eoniing to 
 'Kvumsfaneeri, ^rranf U-ave to 
 ;ii'H n.l the return, by sup|,ly- 
 "II,' .my oiiiissions ..r correetirn' 
 ■luy errors therein whi.-h iniglu 
 b<- gr..unds of iniprobati..n. ] 
 
 160. A J. arty may also pro- 
 '•''<"l I'y iniprobati.,n against 
 amy d...-iiment filod bv himself 
 ;""' whi.-h he is seeking t.i 
 have declared null.— IVrrnult 
 A .<imar.|,(i 1,. ('. K,.j,., j,. 2.t. 
 
 161. Incidental impmba- 
 t'ou is begun by a petition, 
 P'^ving that the party be al- 
 lowed to proceed by improlia- 
 ?'"» against the .bu-niuent 
 ti'-rein designated, and that 
 the ..pposite party be held to 
 "'''•! ^Tiwh^-lher he intemls to 
 "•akc u.so of .such document. 
 — Ihe petition must, under 
 [pamofnullity, be signed by the 
 
 B 
 
 party him-elf. ..r by hi^ affor, 
 ney under a spe(-ial now,., iii,.,| 
 
 with the pefiti..n. Imbert I, 
 7«H.- ur.l. icrn, art. »;. (»r,l 
 I"!', tit. ii. art. .{.— Serpil" 
 Ion. ('..do du Faux, I ;">.'( ~r l» 
 «'. 21.-.. ■ 
 
 162. The petition inii«f f,„ 
 serve.! „,,„n the ,,.„.,,. party 
 oet-.re If iH pre eiitf.J. — '' l'> 
 «'. L'l.'). 
 
 163. (The p-Mi ,n m-i-' |>o 
 aeeonipanied by . d,>,,.,. ^ j,, 
 the pr..thonofary'.. mi'o of a 
 sum tixe-l by fhe.ourf. t.. meet 
 the eo..<ts to bo in.-iirrod. in 
 wh.de or in part, in the .n-ont 
 of file impr.d)ati..n being .|is- 
 missed. | 
 
 164. fmpr..b,ition may bo 
 begun at any stage of th*- suit 
 until the. -lo.-inj, of the evi,|,.nee, 
 and even ufterwar.ls beforo 
 judgment. up<.n pro.d' that Iho 
 talsity wa- not as.-ertaine.l un- 
 til after evidence was elos.-.|. 
 — .All pr.M-eeilings in the prin- 
 <'ipal suit are suspemle.l until 
 the imi,r.d)ati..n is a.lju.li.-ate.l 
 upon.--;^ L. ('. .ruii.t. 2»is. 
 
 165. The oppo-^it,. party 
 uiiisf declare whether ..r not ho 
 intends to make u-e .,f the.loo- 
 ii'iient Miipugne.l, ai, 1 lile in 
 the j>r<.thon..tary's otb. .- ;i pre- 
 eise declaration" to that effect, 
 preyi.,ii..<iy served upon the 
 
 plaintiff in imf,r..bation The 
 
 declaration must also, on pain 
 of nullity, be signe.l by the 
 party, or by his attorney iiii.ler 
 a sj.e.-ial p..wer to that effect 
 
 hied with the declaration 
 
 rile dei-laration mii^t be made 
 within eight days from tho 
 tiling of the petition, iinle.«s 
 th.- .lelay is exten.led by tho 
 judge.— cferpillon, IHl), and tho 
 
 1^ I 
 
 i: 
 
 f 
 
N 
 
 26 
 
 IMPROBATfnV. 
 
 i' I 
 
 nuthfiritios hy him cited..— C 
 
 l'.('..2l(l. 
 
 166. JCtlio liofcmiitnt in im- 
 Itn.l.atidii fails, within thi- delay 
 Jin'scriiud, to tnaki' sn<h do- 
 olarati.pn. <>r declares fjiat he 
 dues nut intend to make use of 
 the dociinient, it is rejected 
 from (he rec.rd, and if the oon- 
 cliisions deiiiand it, it i.s (i|,^„ 
 declared null. Ser|iillon, I 7;{. 
 I ■'.».— Cod. L. ;!. (/,• //,/r inifrii- 
 711' iitiiruiii. — ('. 1». C, ^17, 
 
 167. If the defendant in 
 ini|.rohation declares that he 
 intends to ninke u.so of the 
 document, the court, or a judjre 
 in vacation, upon the demand 
 of eitlier of tlie parties, orders 
 tliat such document, and tlie 
 ori^'imil thereof if necessary, 
 he depo.-jted in the protliono- 
 tary's oHice, at tlic dili^rence 
 of the parly who relies upon it, , 
 and tluit the parties in charge ' 
 thereof be eoinpelled, by all 
 It'gal means, to deposit' it.— 
 Inibert, /,„: ,lt..-C. l>. C., 2Ht 
 220,221. 
 
 168. As soon as the docu- 
 ment imj,ugned has been de- 
 posited in the otlice of the 
 prothonotary, he proceeds to 
 draw uj> a descriptive state- 
 ment of its condition; this is 
 done at the instance of eithe- 
 party, the other party being 
 eiflier present or duly notified. 
 —Tile descriptive "state.uent 
 mu.st mention and describe the 
 first and last word of each 
 page, the erasures, words writ- 
 ten over, int'Mlineations, mar- 
 ginal notes, paraphs, and sig- 
 natures upon the document, 
 and alt other similar ciroum- 
 Ptances; th document is ini- 
 tialed, and the statement is 
 
 C. 
 
 ; ■'«!'•■;' ''3- the proth<.n,.tnrv 
 »;•;' »'.v the parties „r the,; 
 attorneys, or else mentiun - 
 made of (he reasons whv lb. 
 {'"■■ties refused tu s\^n "up,,, 
 ''••ing re.( Hired to do.Mj.— (' |> 
 ('.. 22,-.->;-7. 
 
 169. The parties take c,.n, 
 
 I '""""■"Hon of the impugncl 
 ""•"'"'■"' '■•■'"" th.. bands „: 
 the proihun,.tary, and with 
 
 out removing it (' p /■ 
 
 22H. ..!.<.. 
 
 ; 170. Kighf davs after t|,, 
 : "'"king of the .lescriptiv, 
 statement, the plaintitr niu-- 
 ''.l<-' his articles of in.prol 
 tion and serve the same 
 the defendant. — (' p 
 2211. ' 
 
 171. The defendant is al 
 l-*ve.l a like delay of eigl, 
 «iays to hie and serve h, 
 answers.— C. p. (j,^ 2.:(l. 
 
 172. In other respects H, 
 issues are joined and tried :, 
 in ordinary suits, and are sub 
 JtH't to the same rules and tin 
 same foiecdosun's. 
 
 173. The judgment whi. | 
 deci.les u},„n the improbati.., 
 likewise determines to wh( ' 
 "'f light the document shal 
 be handed over. — C P r 
 242. 
 
 . 174. While the doeunieiii 
 impugned remains in the pro- 
 honotary-s oHice, no eopi,- 
 thereof can be delivered with- 
 out an order from the court 
 alter the parties have beer 
 
 175. [The provisions of tlii^ 
 ■><ecfion, except those of articb 
 !.>.!»,„ observed, in so la. 
 as hey apply, with regard 
 CO direct actions of iniprob.i- 
 tion.J ' 
 
 176. 
 
 % recused : 
 
 1. U h 
 
 1 1'> one iif 
 degree o 
 'lu^ively 
 
 2. Ifh( 
 
 I nj.uii the 
 I in issue 
 I l''*M, tit. : 
 I ::. If h 
 ^iip-m fhi.' 
 i|lia- previ 
 I ■III 'c iif it 
 ^lic has ai 
 ' :ihcr of 
 ;. ni.ole kliui 
 !.jiidiciallv 
 
 ;; 1. If a ( 
 
 s II, Hue befo 
 ;"ii'' of the 
 ■judge;—/ 
 .">. If he 
 "litten thi 
 'lie parties 
 •t the SI 
 
 lllnliths p|-(i 
 
 'i"M ; or if 
 til (■niiiity 
 "i.'t. reeonci 
 
 ". If he 
 liiitron of ) 
 
 tilrll. (,r ^.||„ 
 
 .l'''ity t<. tin 
 
 'honorary ti 
 
 tor, or curat 
 
 cither of t 
 
 aarf. HI, 
 
 5". If he 
 
 avoring oil 
 
 ~1 I'igcau, 
 
 in. Aj 
 
"'t'd, in So I'ur 
 with regiird 
 lis of iiiiproba- 
 
 If ho has liny interest in 
 1 /7. A jiid^'o is ilis4ualified 
 
 10 ji-jrfy fl,;.f the 
 
 Kroinuls of realisation have 
 only recently come to 
 knowledfre. — //;/,/. art. 21. 
 
 183. A recu^iation is pro- 
 I'odcil by nican.H of a j.otition 
 
28 
 
 RKCrSATIOV, 
 
 m. 1 
 
 contninini; the eroiinda »hornr.f tu 
 
 '- ■"">■ - ...'.';;;;;■,;: !;:;::h;:;'r ,;;'■;';;,,■■■; ' • 
 
 ." |.i.,vi„,-o. l,i, atl.,n„-v .,,; ,„i„e,| ' ,,' ' '"" " "'■"" 
 
 ■'<""«• — //'"/. art. l';{.— I'„t 
 Pro.-. Civ., ,'{0. 
 184. Whon tli< 
 
 s ro'onls.— (" s ;^ (• 
 «•• 7s. s. L'o. §!•; ,..7;,, , ,■,, ■,,•.;■ 
 
 . 189. lint if t|„. rt.cus.ifi, ' 
 
 made his .JoHaraf ..„.'' ec 1 be by hi ,% ''r''' J.''''^''' '' 
 n.nni,.arionorit,n,...tho;,iv"'n min'^Jiy Z""' •""' ""•""■ 
 t<"':"'-Hn.lhonn..-t.i.,an.i„ 190. A ....v wl... h.. 
 
 .writing whether the «r...in.l 
 are true or not; another jn.l;;e 
 then j.roeeed.s to determine 
 whether the rcusation is 
 «"iin,le,i or not. without the 
 recused jud^c having' a riu-ht 
 to he present.— //,/,/, art. 21. 
 185. If the rei'usation =- 
 
 '•t''H-m,v. his ri«ht. hvfilin-;. 
 ",'■,'■" '""^•^■"f tli'it the jud", 
 ■should hear and deeid'e th. 
 f-'iHe ex..,.,,, i„ ,he r-A,v men- 
 f""ied 1,) arti.-l,. 177. 
 
 191. fn su<di ease, h(.wev<.r 
 as also who,, the j.art.y fails t. 
 
 }"«.posed against the sole judge reo 7 Z''l, i ' ^'"''^' 'l"'^ 
 ros.ding in a district, 'it 1 1^1/ ,„ *"'i:'\r' 7" 
 o.irried to the ehi.f t.i,. . V r 'i. ""K -s tlie <;rounds 
 
 nei^hbo Min^ ; ;""?^5? ^ .eeusatMu. have hee^ doelar. 
 
 ne,,irhbo„,.n,^ ^Ji^trict. desij,- j in.sutlieient 
 nated by the jud-e who is ro- I 
 eused. and the record in forth- 
 with transmitted to such i.lace 
 by toe prothonotary.— C S L 
 C.O. r«, s. ly, §2; c. 78. s.V 
 
 186. If the recusing party 
 li a .--no written proof in «<upport 
 of ins recusation, the ju.l^e's 
 declanition is con lusive am' 
 flu. recusing party cannot 
 produce oral testimcmy, nor 
 I'ven obtain delay to produce 
 written eyidence.— (»rd. I(;(i7 
 art (i. 
 
 187. If the recusation is 
 niamtaine.i. the jiui-^-.^ cannot. 
 
 •SKCTION V. 
 Of Disanm-dl, 
 
 <Ji' any cans 
 
 o 
 
 pretext whatever, b 
 
 •»r under any 
 
 iu 
 
 court during the h 
 
 present 
 earing of 
 
 192. Any party may di- 
 avow his attorney ,/,//,>;,„ „.1„ 
 has e.xceeih-d his powers. || 
 may also disavow an attorn. . 
 whom he ha.s not employe. I 
 without prejudice to his ri\'hi- 
 if he does not d<. so.— l l>i.r-7.,,, 
 ••i4!». C.l'.r.. ;;,-.2. ^ 
 
 193. A disavowal may takt 
 place during the suit or aft.r- 
 
 h 
 
 J" 
 
 lent — The latter kind 
 mentioned in the chapter uv. 
 petitions in revocation of jud" 
 ment. — II, i, I, 
 
 194, 
 
 ■ I'C mad 
 
 T his a 
 
 power, 
 
 iiuist ijf 
 
 J| aiithorii 
 
 % whi.'h h 
 
 I /'-/. ■:,:,' 
 I 195. 
 
 till Hi,' a li 
 -f the pr 
 hclore w 
 iii.k'. tha 
 the act 
 liaviiig a 
 l'it:''aii. 
 196. 
 I i-* bouni; 
 I delay to 
 J declared 
 done by ii 
 both t!i'e 
 •nid the 
 
 j,"'au. ••;,)n 
 
 ;| eiireiir "' 
 
 I <■.. ;;,■,». 
 i 197. ^ 
 
 I avowal ha 
 ;i ecediiigs i 
 s 'II'' stay( 
 ; "iicrtin'cV- 
 '•ei\. I.SC,."; 
 
 198. T 
 
 ilie disav( 
 ; 111 ">dinar 
 
 199. It 
 
 iiiaiiitaiiie, 
 
 lie anniili 
 
 Mf placed 
 
 as they w 
 
 tliat the ii 
 
 !'• C. :m. 
 200. If 
 
 been heard 
 
he rt'iirh-ring ,,f (),, 
 
 -//'I'/. II rt i:,. 
 
 the r.'cii.^iitii.ii I,., 
 
 I Ix'tnil' a ri.iiit ,,; 
 
 '•■i't (inil i.s niiiiii. 
 
 li c'.,iirf r«'?ii(iii,. 
 '••' <■;•>(■. ,111.1 tl,. 
 
 Hi.'it jicridij }'unii 
 conls.— ('. s. L. (', 
 ;- : <•. 7;i. s. I'l. '.;::. 
 
 if 'lie recu.'^ati..;, 
 
 trivd ami .|..t,i 
 
 )am- who iias :, 
 J.xe a jii<l;,'c II, av 
 
 r'K'if. In- filii,:r ;i 
 
 iif thai the jii.L'r 
 
 ami il(.,-i.r,. tin 
 
 ill th(> caffi' men 
 
 ■l«' 177. 
 
 ell vnsi'. Fiowcvor. 
 tlif [lartv hW^ t. 
 'I^'f is not hniiiid ,. 
 
 tin; gniuMii.^ nfl 
 ve been doelared ^ 
 
 'ION V. 
 
 sannral. 
 
 I'itrty umy di. 
 iicy '('/ liti HI M j|, 
 li.-' |ioWfrs. II, 
 .'<>w an attonic\ 
 not ernjiloycl 
 ice to his riirlit- 
 
 l> so.— I PijL,'l,Mli 
 
 .)2. 
 
 ^■••wal may tak 
 10 suit or alt 
 t' latter kind 
 the ('haj)ter . i 
 >catinnof jiiiL- 
 
 DiswowAr,, 
 
 2» 
 
 .i. hi.. ..„„™„. „;,i„,-„ ' ; ■ "-I ■'«'■<< >h,. ,i,.„tfc ,.f ,1,. 
 
 ^* ■■• '- "■■'' '.;■ .?";,;,:[ i: ,::r.;:":;r.;':';r;;,,'r "■• 
 
 T ri.ts Mifixlrawn, 
 
 J whi,.h he repu.iiate-.Lpi J, , l\\ ""H. -'"h-^s su.-h party has 
 
 J //.„/. ;;o(). ' ">,«".i<>. «!P'-are.ln, p,.,.son.or„ „oint- 
 
 I ; f.i,.. ,.„.„,,,„;,;■■;■,:;' ,t,* ; ^v; ;;,'':''!:|;-T"r- ■ ';f • "•• 
 
 '•;!'■':,.:'."';■,'■ "- ■-- " - ■ 201. "a,, ',;„',:„t;. ■:!;„ ,„. 
 
 
 I in:^, that the party .lisavow< 
 I 'h.. art in question, as n.-ver 
 I haviMjf authorized the same.— 
 I I'lj-'i-aii, Ihiii, — ('. }>_ (i_ .{_-m' 
 
 I 196. The party disavow in-' 
 I "-hound to proeeed witho.u 
 ' •■l.iy to have the disavowal 
 d.-.lared viiid. and this i.< 
 ;l'"«'' l.ya jM.titi.m served upon 
 h'.tl, t!ie attorney or hi.^ lu-irs 
 and the opposite party.— I»i ' 
 
 >'ri's. <,f his own aecord. to 
 ••oase representing' a party. 
 ">'isf ;.,v.. noti-e to sueh i.arty 
 and to the ot.posite party. 
 
 202. If the attorney of fine 
 "< the parties eeases to aet as 
 ''"•■h. either in consequcnee of 
 h<'injr appointed to a pnldi,. 
 otheo incompatihle with his 
 profession, or of suspension or 
 «.-an, ■•i.>n.-I,aeomb.".'vo' p' '" ''';''• '''." ';M'"''if<- I'arty ,vhen 
 
 «-..reur ..,1 lit.., ,,0 -'-!>' " ,'r •" 'J''' "" ""'"•^"-^ '^^ 
 <•.. .-S.VJ. - "'• - (.1. law !f, suffi..iently informed 
 
 lQ'7 ACt,.,.,. .• .. . wiihoiit further notiee «' P 
 
 A»/. -^ifer notK-eof thf di<- (' "ij • 'n. i . t.t, 
 
 avowal has been jriv,.,!. all MO- "'onQ wu .. . 
 
 '•eedinKsintheprineipal . i n >e.7^^^^^^ A\ hen one of the party 
 arc .«taved.-l'i,M.au / •,/ ?\ '" '•"' '•''I'>-f'«"tod before 
 
 'i""tiu;v()^\>irir:,,, .-"^ !'': -r" .'-^ -^"^'nitted u, tu 
 
 lie... I,H(i.-,._c p r •'-'-' ^'•"'"•!<^'-»t'"n "<■ the eourt. tho 
 
 198. The proc'ed.'.rrunon U?T" ^r'' T"" '""'">■ ^''^ 
 
 "'<• .lisavowal'is the L^^Z V 1 1^ /Is "'"" ''""^"">— 
 
 I" indinarv "uits oA/i 
 
 199. If .i„!",iis»v„„.„i f. „„™1■,-il"''^"''■'■""'■;""''°'•''■ 
 IIS in il..t'.>iil> 1,„ . ' •' 
 
 ,1 , .: ' n"; lime 
 
 Hat the acts were done.— C 
 I'- C, .{(JO. 
 
 SKCTIo.V VI. 
 ^>'" Chitiujc of Attortieif.s. 
 
 thus in default he may bo non- 
 ><"ited.— Pot.. /Vor. r/r.. 74 
 
 205. A party's revo.'atio'n 
 d the powers of his attorney 
 «ill not be received unlc.s.s ho 
 V»y^ hini hiH fees and dis- 
 
 200. If the ease has" nof F"^'" ' '"" '*''''' »'"« 'ii^- 
 
 ,,( 
 
 I 'f 
 
.■^0 
 
 ruAsar. oy ArrnusKYH. 
 
 206. A party who revoke* 
 tlio |.nwt.rs<.nii,^ fitforncvtmi.-t 
 
 '"." '"'t<'ly a;.|..,inr anothor. 
 
 WlJhuIlt lu-illjr oeifitMl to tliJit 
 fHcct hv the n|.,M,xit i.arfv 
 aii.i in default of hi> .l..iii>r ^.i 
 the ease m. y be proceede*! 
 with a.M proviilc'l in article 204. 
 — I I'igeau, .{Jit. 
 
 ni.M'TKU Kin If. 
 
 <'K AUTinr.ATIO.V.S (IF FACTS. 
 
 207. Within two (liivM after 
 tln' i.^.Mie.H are perfech.l ac- 
 '•"nliiiK tothepres.-rihe.iruief. 
 ea. ii party i.s bound to file in 
 the i>rothonofary'.s otticL an ar- 
 ticulation of the facts which he 
 has aile^'cd and intends to 
 prove, if the opposite jiartv ha-- 
 not admitted them in his piead- 
 "iKs. C. S. L. C, c, H-.i. H. 87 
 — r. P. C., 252. 
 
 208. This articulation of 
 facts must consist of separate 
 11 nd distinct articles upon each 
 la -f, numbered in regular order 
 —The arti. les must be in the 
 f'-rm of interrogatories, dear 
 and explicit, so as to call for 
 ail admission or a denial, and 
 ."*«• tliat the default to answer 
 them will establish a-i admis- 
 .xion of the facts.— //uV/, «, 8? 
 §2— ('. P. ('., L>,i2. ' 
 
 209. The articulation of 
 tacts must bo served upon the 
 opp-fite party within the same 
 delay of two days.— //./,/, ;<. s7. 
 
 210. A ny d'jo u me s 1 1 1 sr wri t 
 ing.'f which » party intends to 
 avail himself at the juoof, must 
 be filed with the urticulatiouef 
 
 <■«<•<-. if it has not J,o,.n ni. 
 sooner. — //,,',/. «. ,sh. 
 
 211. Within the ibrec d,, . 
 whirl, fnllow the tilin,.. of „,, 
 
 arti.Min.tion of facts, the o,,,,.: 
 "'I" l-arty is bound to anl«,./ 
 <''««-h article sepaiatdv ani 
 •;'"<r«'rically. ad.Mitfin<' „- 
 <l-n.v,..g each fact articuTat..,l' 
 '•i; 'leclarii,^' it not to bewithii 
 his knowledge-After this dc 
 ■•y '•' ""•«••' 'lays, the p„rtv 
 
 '*''"''"'>''' 'I t.. answer ca, 
 
 ••"the relieved from his default 
 •■^'•••pt upon application ma-j. 
 '"""•'••""•' ""-judge, and up,., 
 payment ofthecosf.s occasion,. 
 b.V such default and ta.xe.J I,. 
 the judge.~M,V/. ,. .,- _ „• 
 \ let.. <•. AA.—C, p. (.^ 2.-)i'. 
 
 212. The facts set forTh ii 
 ji»V articulation of facts ar. 
 held to be jiroved : 
 
 I- Ii the opposite j.arty do,' 
 
 no answer it within the proi.cr 
 delay; ' ' 
 
 2. If the opposite party d.,... 
 not deny them in an e.xprc-. 
 manner, or ,loe. n..t ,iecl,.r, 
 ">at they are not within hi- 
 - . ledge.— -//,/,/. 
 
 ^13. Ifa dociinient noti.r.. 
 <3";-<-dwith or before the an, 
 ojiiation of facts, is aftcrwanl. 
 'K'.l in evidence by a ,,„rv 
 «l'o should have filed it soonc,' 
 (he costs resulting therefn-n 
 niust be borne by such pa.tv 
 whatever may be the issue . 
 the suit.-//,/,/, s. MS. 
 
 214. If a fact denied in ,i 
 ')»-«er to an articulation 
 lacts is afterwards pn.ved th 
 party who denied it must i, u 
 tha costs incurred by su ' 
 proof, whatever may 'be^ tl,. 
 iM^-uo of the suit._A party w!, 
 
 id that u fact 
 
 is IlUi 
 
bun iH.( hocn fil, 
 
 '"'/, .1. ,S,H, 
 
 i'liiii fli,. ,i,r,.,. ,1,,^ 
 •" Hio til in;,' of ill,., 
 II of facf.-. tin- .,j,,„' 
 ■■' tiotiml (.» iin>u. 
 '•' ■•«'|>itr!i(c|y an 
 'v, Jidiiiittiiij, 
 '■li fa<-f iiifii-iilarc i 
 < if iii.t to hiMviehii 
 Ik<- — Aft.T this .1.. 
 ■«' 'lu.VM. th.' |,artv 
 '•■'i t'l an.-wcr ,-iii 
 cil froni his ilcfiiiil: 
 • "pi'liiation iiia I 
 '"■ jiKJfrc. aii'l up. : 
 ;h(' costji occasion, 
 fault Hiid ta.xc.l i 
 ~/''iif, s. .S7.- ' 
 ~^- !'• ('.. 252. 
 
 facts sot forth i.. 
 'ition of fact^ .,, 
 roved : 
 ppo.-ito party d... 
 
 within the pro|M 
 
 ppcsite i)arty doc 
 'u\ in an exprcv 
 docs not deciar..; 
 <-■ Hot within hi-i 
 
 Jociinicnt not pn, 
 r liffoif the arti 
 L't.s, is aftciwiir.l- 
 (Mice hy a pairv 
 tvc filed it s(M.nci 
 nltinj,' therefroii, 
 *-' hy such party, 
 ' be the issue ..: 
 /, s. >i8. 
 uct denied in an 
 
 articulation of 
 aids proved, thi^ 
 "lietl it must ji.iv 
 iirred by su.-h 
 I'r may be t!i,. 
 t — A party wh. 
 
 a. fact is nuJ 
 
 ARTirri.ATKiV |.,- KAOTS, 
 
 "ithiu hi- knowlcdL'c miv al«o 
 •■•• ■ "iidcuiued to pay fhe"costs 
 iiM iirrcd in provinj? if, jf ^\^^, 
 |""rf isof o|,i„iu„ fhat heninst 
 ii.t\c hail kuowlcfl.fc of if _ 
 I /'"/. s. S7, §;{. " 
 
 I 215. A J. arty who ha- nc- 
 i :;l.-lcd to tile his arti-ulafion 
 I "t fii.'fs. or who has dcdard 
 I 'hat he had no evidenc }„ 
 
 I ■"Idii'-and afterwards adduce* 
 f -vidcnco, must hear the co«t.s 
 ■•fasioned fhcrehy.— The same 
 i '"''■ "I'l'I'-'^ if he j.roves anv 
 i '' ' ""' 'M.-ntioucd in his urtT- 
 "l;<fiou. whatcv.T may he the 
 " ■'lilt of the trial. _//,,"</, s. ilO. 
 216. If the ."ourt is of opj- 
 ; ;""" that the o,,,.,.sije pa[tv 
 • fi-^" hccu taken hv surprise by 
 ""• "■Mi'.tinn of evidence as: 
 I'^'iitioucd in the prece<lint,' ' 
 I'fi'le. It may postpone the 
 |T"'d "r trial, or make such 
 ' 'tuT order, or imj,..se -m-h 
 "■'••i'-^ "n the party in fault as 
 If deems just. — //„•,/. s. !)(). 
 
 217. The articulation of 
 tacts may, with the consent in 
 wr'fng of all the t.arties. be 
 •''•^P<"-"'d with ; and in such 
 <ase every allegation of facts 
 ''.V <'iie party, whi<-h the other 
 l;">y inhis pleadin.i,'s has not 
 'l':'i't'd or declare.l net be 
 "ithin his knowlcd^'c. is held 
 '" '"•' "'li'iitted, an.i the c.uirt 
 "i".v awar.l the costs of such 
 ':'■""♦• •'\'-^-"rd\njr to its discre- 
 
 218. [Fn the case of articles 
 •'•-I J an.l 21,-., the party who 
 '•■>"■<■.•* to be ,,ald .sueh costs 
 "'"^f make a .-pccial applica 
 
 31 
 
 ""• f.'<-f- he h.is been obliif,.,! 
 f" prove, and of hi^ co..fs of 
 F-roof.] 
 
 219. [ III renilerin« judir- 
 ""•"' "I"-" the merits, flu. 
 
 '•""rtal>o adjudicates upon the 
 •ipp leation for such costs 1 — 
 ''"'/. s. y'. §.;; M. Ki, ■■ 
 
 t'ffAJ'TKH .SIXTH. 
 *»P THr.ii,. 
 
 SK(VU>S I, 
 
 I'nlimiHinii I'rori.sin,,. 
 
 220. After the e.x, drat ion 
 "t the three days allowed to 
 answer the articulation of fact. 
 ^'liM-H may be tri..d, ar,-,,rdinL' 
 to ••iivun.stances, either bv 
 
 evidence taken before the court 
 «r by a jury.— //,,•,/, .s. ,s;». 
 
 SK<T10.\ II. 
 
 Of Iiitn-fOffdlDiirs upon 
 ■ Irtintfafrtl lutct.s. 
 
 221. The j.arties in any suit 
 '»ay, at any time duriir- the 
 trial, and without retarding 
 eithcrtrialorju.l^Muent. *., . V. 
 am.ned upon articulated fact.s 
 pt'rfinent to the issues -Did 
 '■'^'l", tit. .X, art. l._c,„ie, OhI.' 
 '''•'•-•'•'•— (^•!^.r..r.,c.,S2,s.l!» 
 
 '-' «W that" ,;;;;p:;:;:^;r';^c ,.,222 [Parties are summon. 
 
 ""le of the learinL/on \h "'"'"''' "'te''<,«ato,i,.s 
 
 • "taring' on the uj.on articulated fa.-N by 
 
 means of a pn.cess. issu'ed in 
 the name of the sovereign by 
 
 "'•■'•'t.S ami aec(Uiij,any his ap- 
 plH'ation with ft .natement of 
 
32 
 
 rxTKRROfjATonrKa ny 
 
 j.r(.tli..n..tar.y. t„ answfr (iio 
 
 !'""•] ".'''•„ '.'"''■' 'it- X, art. 
 
 223. Tho iinlcr to an'-wcr 
 >«i'<'n!.rticulrit.Mlf,„.f. is s.Tv.i 
 npnii Hi.. |„.rs„n or ,,f the .Inii,- 
 i';i.-.'nf (!;,. |.,,rfy...n.i not ui,.,,, 
 
 (T, UI.XMCI tfic .,. 
 
 .•rn,;;.u.ri(.Mart.Twar.l...l,.f„n. 
 tlH- '>';.<nnK..fth..,.a,.,.. |,ut 1... 
 •"""t Ih ... whatever .-...ts ar- 
 ""'"'«•"'"""•' I'V hi. .|,.C,.„lt,- I, 
 »ny d.>,,„a. ariM's a.« t- ft,.. 
 I.crtin.n..'.v „f ;},.« inforroga- 
 
 ,"■'":• ," '•' ■■'of'lc.! at oneAv 
 'I'c J"«iK« when th.. anH^,.,'., 
 
 arc taken l.y the ju.lvr,.;othr' 
 «iso the I'arti..snMi>r u-.h,!..,-.- 
 tl'o court in onl.T to have it 
 
 lrae:r:^: ;±:.aS 'T'^ -«.-..., .n oni.. to ha., l 
 
 v:i'y, both of th.,":!"^; ;;;;;! Ur""'- ''"""^'■' ''-"• -^ 
 
 I'f tho u.torr.,;<.t.,-i.M, „Min ho " 
 IHMvuh hni,.-If the !>..,rtv is 
 "l>.M.nt. th,. an-rncv wii,. has 
 
 have delay jrjven hini to" ai.- 
 JH'iir. or. nj.on in.li,.,.,tin'' fl.e 
 j.Ia.H, where >n,.h |.arfv then 
 IS. to fid ve hi in exi.iiiine.i iin.ler 
 a eoiiniHssion. //,,,/. ,i,-t ■> __ 
 
 224. A party snniinone.l to ....swer s.ieh ;, f 
 
 -■■ "'T ".-■..«»,..„..,- „„„„ ^ ,„, ;:„;r.!'„„.:;.fTS;"i:r',: 
 
 226. A party imiv also he 
 fiiinmone.l to answer; ;,•,?,•,,., 
 'l'"!""" ••"•"■'. ..r Mt proof sit" 
 
 tn.Ks, orheforeajnry-an.lhi. 
 answers ,.,0 then tak. o ,|ow„ 
 tl'e jn.lgoorthe prxhono- 
 -r ; and the j„,|.o „,,, 
 "".V other interroj.,,f,„.i,. ' ,„. 
 yy deem ne,<.ssary and per- 
 f""^^"t. IHhe party refn.Js,,, 
 •iiiswer .sneh 
 
 "'■''••-"''ted f^..-.:^mii ap, ' r! rtr'^"/'"r "'^'" "' ''" 
 in I.ersun at the prothono rV ' e " '.;: V'm ' '''"'"'. '" *'"' 
 ort.ee. ,n..rder to give his an- li dniii ^'Vi^^ r'r''""'^ '" 
 wo^: 'v" '"!"7 P>--ioi.sly s. ,00 """'• ^■^•^•^■' «• ^^^• 
 
 sworn — Nevertheless, if ti,"(, 
 party he a eorj.oration or lei'al- 
 I.V reeo<rniz,.d body or eoin- 
 n'miity, it .....st, l,y speeial 
 resolution, name an attornev 
 to answer in its phue. an'd 
 ^peeify tho answer he must 
 Kive and swear to as hein-Mhat 
 
 227. The intern.gatori.- 
 '""ft be drawn up in 7, oie.- 
 "'"' l-'t'cise form, in sueh :i 
 
 ""•nner that the absence of .„ 
 "nswer shall he an admission 
 
 ot.lu.(iu.tsoughttobeprov..,|. 
 <2i^O. I he answers must li. 
 •'"••^"•t to the .luestion. e„te,., 
 
 which such corj.oration imend v,^ ' "" ll"^'''^'""- <'"f.'«. 
 to Kive. /i,W. arts. 9 45 V, j'"'' '''"^'^ilr- '>nJ free fron, 
 
 O.P.C., ;i;i(i. ;i;5i :m '"";'.".: '"" '>'>cdious terms.- 
 
 225. If tlie party served OOa l- "■ 
 
 r'^" "'o rule fails' to attend o is ^^ot^dire^^ T'''' 
 
 »<>an.swer the questions put to rec t ,'v V'^^''^""/ 
 
 11 i]o»'....u :. - r . joiti.t., 111,13 be feiop*,. 
 
 in, a default is rc.-(,. .J 
 
 gainst him and th_ 
 be held to bo admUi 
 
 ed 
 nu 
 
 the fact,< 
 
 ay terrogatory decl 
 
 'jeet* 
 nientiom.d in 
 
 t'^h 
 
 in- 
 
 Tho ) to bo proved 
 
 iii'i 
 
 nn,i jel 
 
 i 230. 
 
 Ifor the 
 artii'iilai 
 from pii 
 ifu-r (Ik 
 • lure th 
 ;n:»Vii ! ] 
 Jiid 0}t<'ii 
 i^i'pon !<U( 
 
 '•'"^riizan 
 will -h ar 
 t" have I 
 
 231. 
 
 ip;irty (o J 
 Ifiuiy be d 
 I ill;; .-ases, 
 isijiiifcs a 
 i'lf the eoii 
 1. U'ln 
 ! which a 
 issue ; 
 
 ■2. \Vh< 
 answer ol 
 , 1.1 Me or , 
 jj i-ations ol 
 I t:iith, or b 
 I ;:. Whei 
 I in tho am 
 '% iiection wii 
 
 ; hill I III'/, ii 
 
 ^ I'^i.. Vp- 
 
 232. i 
 
 ■; fi'iriigatori 
 
 ;■ l.lrlS is I 
 
 'ci| Hiring t 
 illrlll,l^.,l ii 
 "1,1. Kif.:, 
 
 233. A 
 
 •ived with 
 I t'MTogatorii 
 farts, niay 
 >:(rv funds ( 
 expenses ; 
 fore the eon 
 'ii' paid l)efo 
 lore answer! 
 t-l 
 
 iHVo his t 
 
ARTrrti.ATrD KArra. 
 
 'ill-' rnnki'.' lofu)!* 
 IT, uiswci ifio in 
 'alt.Twjirds. l.of„r.. 
 of the cast', hut he 
 •liafovor t'cists (II-,. 
 y lii^ (ItCiiiilf,- It 
 "n.-.-'s II ji t.> fii.. 
 
 •'•'f'lt'll ijf (,lK.i.",v 
 
 yhvn t!i. aii.Ms.i. 
 
 flu- JllliiJ*. ; „,!,, , 
 "••SlliU.-r j;.. bifwr. 
 
 "I'l'T to liavp it 
 Uiicr, l'ro<-, i.j\. 
 
 Tty m.iy also i,, 
 answer r h-ii vu< , . 
 ' <"• »t [,i,i()f Ht 
 ■«' 11 jiir.v and hi- 
 hcn takid dowi, 
 or the pr.)thon.. 
 - j"d«i' iii.iy put 
 ffii'.^'af.iri,-. 1,,, 
 •(•s.-aiy and por- 
 ! party refuses t- 
 interrof^aturies, 
 ii-e-- them to 1h. 
 "1 I'lfU'cd in till' 
 li"y are ,)ield f.i 
 <~'-^.h.V., c. ,s.;, 
 
 intcrro;^at()ri('> 
 " "I' in a ele;ir 
 "••1, in sucii a 
 10 absence of an 
 '0 an admission 
 ht to be proved, 
 nswers must ),<■ 
 lU'sfioii, ('ate;,'(,- 
 0. and free from 
 
 'cllous term.1 
 
 8. 
 
 answer ' . >h 
 ■ategoric ., 
 ' •••jeei . , and 
 out. [ in t.'o in- 
 lai"' ' ana held 
 
 .13 
 
 W'S 
 
 '■ '<'■'• party who applied 
 tii(erro(^aforios upon 
 
 230 
 
 (or the 
 
 artifiilat.-d fad- may r<fr'ain 
 
 Ir.iiii piittini,' lhi'm.'(,r ma v. 
 
 ^il'tir they iue an-.\verei|, (|e- 
 
 lare th it lie i|,,e< nut intend 
 
 ■ iv.t 1 hin.-ielfof the answers; 
 
 I Hid up m his so refrainin:;. or 
 
 /|.<.n -ueb de,darati..n bein;,' 
 
 ■'■ ''•'•• 'he ( rt cannot take 
 
 ,, •irr.izan,-.' <,f the answers. 
 A«hidi are tbeieiip.m bebl not 
 ' t" b.ive been j?i\ en. 
 
 231. The answer of nnv 
 1 iiry to a (|nesfion put to him 
 in;iy be divi.b-l in the foliow- 
 !!_' -ases. a<'cordinLr tocircuin- 
 -; Micos and in tlie discretion 
 I the court : 
 I. When 
 uiiirb an- 
 issue ; 
 
 -'. When the j.arf of the 
 answer ol)jected to is iuipro 
 
 such taxation may he enforced 
 
 hv 
 
 cxe Mition against the opi. 
 ife party. 
 
 NFX'TIo.N III. 
 
 (ff I'niot's. 
 
 it contains facts 
 foiei^rn to the 
 
 hnble or invalidated by indi- 
 ,^ 'lotion. •» «{ frau.l or of bail 
 I taith. or by ''ontrary evidence , 
 I -. When the facts containeil 
 in the answers have no con- 
 nection with each other //'. //, 
 
 inl'i r<,.j. injnrr /„r{in<{i^.~]i) 
 I'onl.. pp. 441 <f\,i;v. 
 
 232. The expense of in. 
 tcrrojr.itories upon articulated 
 facts is borne by the party 
 rcpiirini,' them, and cannftt be 
 
 iii'l'ided in his taxed costs 
 
 ""'• l<i'i7, art. lU. 
 
 233. Any juirty on being 
 -'•ived with a rule to an.-wer in- 
 t<'iro;,'atories upon articidateii 
 i.x'ts. may demand the ne,-e,s- 
 >.iry funds t(^ pay his travelling i 
 expenses: but when he i« be- ! 
 fore the court ho cannot claim to 
 he paid before he is sworn or be- 
 
 forcanswering. — 'lebasaris^ht 
 '■' I'iivo his expenses taxed, and I 
 
 §1. Oj /iiHirijidoii /„r /,,'». f\ 
 
 234. When th(< ease is not 
 to be tried by a j„rv. either 
 ot the parties m ,v in.seribe it 
 'ij>on the roll fur the ad.|u,.tion 
 of evidence — Ft cannot, how- 
 over, bo so ins.-ribed before 
 theexpirationof (he thn-ed,-,vs 
 »'l"wcd U r hlini,' answers "to 
 the articulations of facts of the 
 parties — If there be no articu- 
 lation of facts and the case is 
 su.sceptibl(> of trial bv jury, the 
 inscription cannot take 'place 
 iiiifil five days after issue 
 .i"'"ed. ('..«<. L.C., 0. h;{. H. Ki). 
 
 235. .\otice of the insirip- 
 tionmust be given totheopp,,. 
 Hite party, at least eight davs 
 
 I hetore that fixed for the proof. 
 
 ' /'"'/, 41 R. of !>., S.C (' I> (' 
 
 |l'»il. ■ ■ ■' 
 
 236. The evidence is taken 
 I 'l"wn in writing, either at 
 , length or in notes, according 
 I to the provision.s contained in 
 i this section. C.S.L.C, c. k;{. 
 
 I s. 9,1 and IS. 
 
 ! 237. For the purpose of such 
 inscriptions, the prothonotary 
 must keep a roll on which the 
 cases set down for proof are 
 inscribed.^ 40 R. of P., S.C. 
 
 238. The majority of the 
 J'idg"-, ill the di.-rricts of (^ue- 
 hec and .Montrej.l, or the jiulge 
 in each of the other districts, 
 fn.ni time to time, may, by a 
 rule of practice promulgated in 
 
 SB^ 
 
 i 
 
 
 ■A'mfc^. 
 
II 
 
 .14 
 
 h 
 
 »'RO(»K< 
 
 op<'nc<.iirf..«f.f apart such .lav 
 III ..r out ..(■ f,.|„,, a. n.av"l>.. 
 il<'<Mii...|,.,,„v.-niriii fu,i.io,M.|.,|- 
 '"« '" l"""f.-In tl„. .Ii-,,irf« 
 «'f (^i.-l.,.,. aii.J .Munti<„l, 
 '<'>>' than six 
 
 IlKlllth IllllSf |„. 
 
 lot 
 '■'•ys ill ,.!,,ii 
 
 -<'t apart f'l.r 
 ;"'■" P'""'' out of ,,.,„,. (• < 
 L.C. c. S.!. „. I.-,. ■ ■ 
 
 239. Ill th.M'iti(>.s„rQii(.i„.,. 
 
 »•"' .^I-ntn.al. partios ..aniiof 
 prorc.'.i to proof .|„,|„, ,,.,,„ 
 e.xcoj.f in th.. follnwin- .as,-,-:' 
 
 ';, "l'<''ill iiM-is ins.-rilK'il 
 
 at tlic sain,. ti„„. f,„. ,, roof an. I 
 
 'inu- nn.l inannor. if if |,(. r. 
 'I'lin-'l l.y cith.T parfv. C - 
 
 '••<'•. '•• >^-;. S. lOI. Hut sr 
 
 -' ;■ <•• C'-p-. M.'.lon.. A Tar 
 
 241.. Th.. court or jud.' 
 
 'M-«.v. 1/ .I....n....| a.hival.lo. an. 
 
 Willi., lit any .•onunis-ion ,, 
 
 •'th.-r).,rn.ality...r.|..rthc,.r.,. 
 
 '" '"• '"•<•■". "r anv i,ci>„„ 
 "v.-n If Ur Ih. ;, ,,,.,-,,.^ ^„ ,, 
 
 oxainincl .'ith.-r un-l.-r the .|, 
 '•Koiy oath,. ,r upon arficulaf..| 
 
 lacfs.orothcrwiM.. atanvpli 
 
 whoro sittin-. of th.. Superior 
 
 2.I..MM„,uary i^at.rU:;; ''"7 IT"! ' '" ''i---"!' <o"n 
 
 «p<'.-ial or.lcr t.-^tha ' -nW, .> ' l' """• •^"'' '" """^^ '•"^- 
 
 //"■-/. s. !)4 "'"— ','^"'" ""• ••••'•'"•'I »>i'.s lu-cn four 
 
 t 
 
 . 240. In any .-aso wherein 
 H i.-e,v(al)lishc.| upon oath that 
 a wittics is al.ouf to .Icpart 
 Ironi Lower Cana.la. an.l tliat 
 ,"'^'';'''>- '"ic of the parties may 
 '"' 'I'-pnve.l of hi.s testin.onv, 
 "'H' «< the judges of the c.uVt 
 "la.V. at any stage of the i,ro- 
 ••oo.iings after [service of sum- 
 "X'ns.] receive the deposition 
 "<-^"yl> witness, in presence of. 
 yr atter .lue notice to. the par- 
 "t"''; and such deposition has i 
 'lie same effect as if it 
 'a ken at proof. Xh 
 thii 
 
 were 
 isaine 
 
 "vs rn the han.js of the ..p. 
 ''""'""''•.^■. «'r clerk, at the pla,... 
 f" wlnrh it ha< heen sent, thr 
 parties may proceed us if Un- 
 -ase were there pen.UnL'.— //,/,/ 
 
 242. A copy (if su..i| onlcr 
 i-- transmitte.l to the prothon.,- 
 tjny or the clerk of the court a: 
 the place mentioned, t.nret'' r 
 with such part of the re." n. ,•,. 
 may I),, necessary ; and tlo 
 P'othonotary or clerk may 
 'I'oreupon take the nece.ssar'v 
 proceedings to compel the wit- 
 nes.scs or the parties to appear 
 at the place nanie.l 
 
 
 *Iiall he 
 time fo 
 hiariiij» 
 
 proof; 
 
 cause cii 
 fcrihod I 
 lie sn in; 
 t'Tui or 
 set a par 
 
 pill p.lsC. 
 
 liave he. 
 
 any .lay 
 
 diirin;; | 
 
 inscrilicij 
 
 lo'n (■ pre 
 
 jH'intc.j t 
 
 tiiose ins 
 
 fixed for 
 
 "cf apar 
 
 proof sitt 
 
 ei|. are .1 
 
 tive; and 
 
 in any ci 
 
 one of Sll 
 Jilctc.! on 
 adj.iurne.i 
 tliii.s set J 
 "i;iy he re 
 'lay. eitlu' 
 tinll. _xii 
 ipioof an.l 
 |''liinige.l 1 
 ifina.le and 
 I'listricts ol 
 I'lfal. hy 
 |j'"l;^es resi 
 f-'iii'l, in an 
 ■'Ik' jndj^e i 
 '••i"-— C.S.L. 
 ■:^i. 22. 2;j. 
 
 ^^ ^. Ofxu 
 244. W 
 
 Jippeai 
 |>:immoned 
 jdiligeneeof 
 ilieir attend 
 
HROOF. 
 
 i;inn(«r. if it ho r. 
 I'i'ficr |iarfv. (',. 
 -• Hi I. I!. It -. 
 I'-. .M.il>.iic A Ta 
 
 i«' ciMirf or jii,j_. 
 '••'■I a.lvi-nl.le, 111 
 y i'iiiiniiis.>'ii)ii , 
 '•y. i>r«|ir the |.r... : 
 "• •"' liny |it'r-ni, 
 '"■ .1 purty, to I . 
 f tier nil. It-r the ,1. 
 »r ii|i(in uriiiMliif, i 
 
 rwi<c. lit ;iM\ |,I;, . 
 ;- "(' the Siljicii. : 
 
 fhc Circiiif ('our 
 tore any jiidj^c r 
 An<l in Hiich<'a>. 
 'I'll hii.s lii'cn fi.ii: 
 iKin.l,- of til,. |„-, 
 
 ••l<'l'k, lit fll(! JiIji, , 
 
 fi> liuon .st'nf, tli. 
 [»roeocd as if th, 
 ■e jientlin;^. — A,./. 
 
 '|iy (if siic'i orilir 
 I tn the prothoiK 
 rk (if tlio oonrt m) 
 ntionod, foi^eth r 
 t "f Uio rt'con, ,1- 
 •■^f'firy ; and tUr 
 
 or I'lerk may 
 CO the neoesMaiv 
 I ('(impel the wit- 
 )arti('.-i to appear 
 
 niiiiK'd (in iiiiv 
 ny 'lay, fixed hy 
 
 Avhich a jiid!,'o 
 
 t ilt such Jlhlcr, 
 
 if of this and d 
 irtiile the rul.- 
 rtieles 248, I'i',' 
 —ffMil. § 3. 
 iiity may, either 
 tioii <»r in Hi;;, 
 or by a not ire 
 ' oi)pot(ite parly, 
 on that the case 
 
 [Mi/iII ho in.orriliod at the ^aiiie 
 't iiic for pr.Mif niid f.,r fi„Hl 
 h-^iim;; itninediat.dy alter 
 ;li""l: and in siieh 'ca-c the 
 ■ iii-e .•aiinut afterward- I... in- 
 - tilled (ithorwise. Ca.Mey mav 
 Ic •"> in.-crihed f.-r anv dav. i'n 
 ,'"■111 or dnriiiK proof" .Mttin;;.- 
 |.-.t apart liy the court for that 
 
 ."?.'• 
 
 fd'Mipose, or if no .m,,.|, ,|„^., 
 1 .ive heen net apart, then t'or 
 niy day whatever, in term (ir 
 
 ■i'l'iii;; pn.of siftin|,'s Cases 
 
 M-. Tilled for proof and hearinjc 
 
 1 He preeedeiiee. (,n djiys ap- 
 
 I i"fcd for that purpo.xj, over 
 
 :",-(• inwerilie.l otherwise and 
 
 ix'd for such days The davs 
 
 •• ' iipart ill term or diiriii;,' 
 !'""'f -ittiiiKs.as above provid- 
 ' i. ■'re deemed to bo eonsecn- 
 '!'•: and if j, roof and hearing; 
 HI any ea.se eomnieneed up.,n 
 """ of .siieh davs i.s not eom- 
 I'lcte.lon that day, it may be 
 adjourned to any other day 
 tini.-^ set apart, and jiid>,nnent 
 laay be rendered on any sueh 
 ['lay. either in term or in vaca- 
 tion. —The special days for 
 pioot and hearin- are hxed or 
 #■'"'"-'■'' h- rules of practice 
 I'Made and promuli^ated in the 
 |(listncts of (Quebec and Mon- 
 treal, by a majority of the 
 jad-es residing' in the district, 
 jimd, in any other district, by 
 '^I't' JiKiffo holdinj,' court there- 
 "•-C.S.L.C. 0. Hli, SH. iy, 20, 
 
 $2. Of xummnning witneanes. j 
 
 244. Witnesses, i;' they do 
 
 '"• Hjpe.-ir vohinlariiy, are, 
 
 f^ammoned at the instance and j 
 
 l<ili«enceofthe party requiring I 
 
 tl'eir attendance, iiy means of i 
 
 « writ of subp...na. a copy of 
 
 «h.eh,.s .served upon thenione 
 <:l<-ar day at lea,f before that 
 
 ^•.l tor the.r examination, the 
 ''•'^'.v be,n;r in., eased at the 
 
 '•"■';*•:•"•''••'.>• lor every addi- 
 '""'"' "V" l.'a«nes. when the 
 
 '''■;17,"''' .'••'" 1^ five lea;;nes. 
 
 ~< -I . (•eileve, jsl - (■ l> I' 
 
 -'«^. r.i'.L.. ,,,. • '•'•^•• 
 
 245. Witnesses may be 
 
 Sllliiiiioned either ».. ,r I 
 1 ' " in r ro iieelare 
 
 what they know, or loproduee 
 ■•""";. doeiiment in their i.os- 
 Hi'-^Km. or to do both. -I star- 
 Kie on Kvid, ,s7. .,.(■.< ^, ^. - 
 
 '•• ».-«'..>;.L.r. e. 711, v."! 'Jp' 
 
 ■ ?.*6. Any person residing 
 
 "' l;l"T Canada may b ': 
 
 jM- led to appear as a witness. 
 '* ^''^' ••'""■' '"• J'"l«t,- deems it 
 "•"•t';Y"ry ; provided an action 
 tor the same cause be not 
 pondinK in Ipper fanada— 
 * •.'^.( . c. ( ',1, ss. 4, .■>, (}. 
 
 247. The witness in the 
 :■••«-<• mentioned in the preced- 
 '"« article cannot be s^lmuwu- 
 e«l without a special order 
 «n|nf'lby theeo„rlorjud«e. 
 ..i-cmed necessary, and such 
 
 rder must be mentioned upon 
 ttie siibpiena.— //y;-,/. ,s. 7, 
 
 . ^'IS. ^iibpienas are served 
 'n Lo-.ver Canada by a bailiff- 
 (d the junsdiction in which tho 
 witness th.^.n is, or aeeordin/lo 
 the provisions of article 4tii 
 and .n I'pper Canada by any 
 person whatever, who must 
 
 return an athdavit of such ser- 
 vice.—//,,,/, .s. 10. 
 
 ■'' ■^^' Any witness, duiy 
 aui;;:., ned, who. without suffi- 
 
 the place and time appointed 
 may, upon a rule served uj,on 
 
36 
 
 wrrsi.ssKs. 
 
 f^i 
 
 I 
 
 hiiM, Ik- f(inil<iMifil. Iiy the ti'>tiiin>iiy. (itiil in ■'Uili ca.-o i 
 
 n.iirt or fhf jiiunc jiri-'4iiiin)< lit i;* ilffiiu'i ii"t li> hn\r Ixri 
 
 proof ditf ill ^'y. '" u fiin- not ex- j^iven.] — t'.S.L.C, i'. >^2, ■'. l.i 
 
 i-fo.|iiig forty .i'.llari., to 1)0 re- c. s.t. .-.-. Kto. Itis, j II — I. 
 
 covuri'il, for Iho iice of the L. •' ] 
 
 t'Jll. 
 
 crown, II' 
 
 th 
 
 e HllMK! 
 
 laiiiM-r RM 
 
 no aii>«c 
 
 HW II li> 
 
 any otiicr sum awanlcil hy jiarty thu.-^ cxainincii uri a 
 jiiiif^nx'iit. iniJi'iK'nilfiitl V ot no.".-' may 1» 
 
 wit 
 
 »(' ii.-'t'il as a colli 
 
 ny I'cuiirfc the iiaity who mcriri'mcnt of proof iinvritin 
 
 ><ntnmoiu>ii him may liavc for 
 liaiiia;.'' ■ ransi'd hy Mii-h ilc- 
 faiilt. li li ol impri.'oiimi'iit fur 
 coiiti iiipt, if it lien ; piovitlcil 
 thiit at the time ho wa- -ervcii 
 witli 'ho .siib]i(i'na a t<iitiii'icnt 
 ■•'iiin was tendttrud him for 
 traveilin}^ i-xin-nfcix, at the 
 rate u.^ually allowed hy the 
 court of hin domieile. — If the 
 person r^iimmoned to ajipear as 
 a witnes.x resides in I'pper 
 Canada, he can only be piin- 
 i-licd for his iefault l.y the 
 court within whose jurisdic- 
 tion he resides, upon a cortili- 
 cate transmitted hy the former 
 court of his default to appear 
 accordiuf^ to the f<»r»'j<oin^ pn ■ 
 visions.— C. .S.L.C. c. s;i, ss. 
 104, lOy.— C.S.C. c. 7Jt, ys. 8, 
 St.— C.P. (len.'ve 1. ' -CP '■'. 
 26;{.— C.P.L. i.;5. 
 
 250. Any person who is 
 jtresent in the room in w'mcIi 
 the j)roof is being tai.on may 
 be examineil as a witness, and 
 is bound to answer, under tlie 
 same jienalties as if he hud 
 been regularly summoned. 
 
 251- Any jiarty to a suit 
 may be suhpienaed, examined, 
 cross-exiiiiined, and treated as 
 any t ther witness; but his 
 evidence cannot avail himself; 
 [the adverse party may how- 
 ever declare, before he closes 
 his proof, that he does not in- 
 tend to avail himself of his 
 
 252. Helation>liip, or >-,,i 
 nectiori by marriage, cxci|,- 
 that lietween consorts, and ii 
 icrcvt, ar»' n^t objcrlions to id. 
 competency of a witnes.-. 1.- 
 only to his credibility. — I'p. 
 the improbation of an authi i 
 tic deed, the testimony of v 
 notaries, attesting witnc.--r- 
 or otln r functionaries wh(» wit 
 ; nessoil the deed, may be i 
 ceived.— C. S. L. C, c. 82, 
 II. — I L. ('. Hep., 228. 
 
 253- If the per.M.n to i 
 siiiiiiuoiicd iis a witness i> 
 prison, the ptirty renuirii 
 him may, upon petition, obt.i 
 
 I .) writ of linliiiix Viir/iiix lid !■ 
 
 I tijii'tiniluiii, ordering the f?''"' 
 I to bring him b< tori- the <-oui 
 I togivc his eviden.-e liUngur 
 
 doc I liaviolettc, iHtli Apt:. 
 
 185-1.— 1 Pigeau, 27i. 
 
 § o. of till: t .eaiiiiiKttion <>/ 
 I wUneniie)!. 
 
 2&4- ^^y party may duj 
 maud t!, auring the exaini 
 pn.'on »t any witm ss, the other)} 
 •!.«ses should be out of the 
 1 . i which the cxaminai 
 i 1 is en.— C. P. C, 2(12. -| 
 
 1 i'igeau. 280 Ord. lfit;7 fii,| 
 
 xxii.. art. Ij, 
 
 255. IJefore the depositiui;! 
 of a witness can be taken, hf 
 must swear before the juds,'' 
 or the prothouotary to tell tins 
 
 friitli, or, 
 Quaker, fl 
 placed by 
 • I It' frrlu, I 
 nfih-ni. 
 
 256. T 
 
 the matiiK 
 he I'hangi 
 religious c 
 in such a I 
 t" binil hii 
 lilt the tri 
 
 257. A 
 
 r- take the 
 I- deemed 
 ■ 1 idence.- 
 1'. b.. i:!7. 
 
 258. A 
 
 uresent ca 
 vi<lcnce, 
 
 the ni .'ei 
 I' fray his 
 
 till- tl'if hei 
 
 259. ii( 
 
 I iiiiiftcd t( 
 
 ''xainin( 
 
 !'.i.;ies as 
 
 '"■lief; am 
 
 'lie oath or 
 
 -'ivo evidei 
 
 lieve in ( 
 
 '■ rew ,irds 
 
 after death 
 
 260. N( 
 witii. -s whi 
 i'lipoitance 
 •** not in t 
 tnontal facii 
 
 261. [D 
 read and 
 rnitted as w 
 or tithrmnti 
 '•'wers bein- 
 ♦hom=e!vcs. 
 •'< Bioche, ni 
 
 262. xVo 
 served the v 
 »ny 8iiit 01 
 
in fiK'h case it 
 t t" liavw ln'iii 
 I.e., e. s-2, x. IJ: 
 
 IIM, § 11, — I.' 
 
 p. .'Wt, 
 
 I - xiv' fi by .1 
 'niiit'il tt.s II wit 
 
 ri«!i| lis a colli - 
 
 irotit'iii wiitiii;.'. 
 i)ii.-lii|i, or luL 
 arriaj^c, i'.\.m'|, 
 oii;<ort.<, aii'l ill 
 )l>j<'i'(ioii.-i to til 
 
 a witiies.-*, l>iii 
 (iiliility. — I'jMM; 
 n of ail nutlicii 
 ustiiiKuiy (if till 
 tiii^ \vitiu'.'*.-t.'.-. 
 maiif)* whi> wit] 
 ;il, may be n- 
 
 L. C. c. «2, -. 
 q... 228. 
 ; perMiri to lul 
 a witiie.-'s is ii. 
 arty rcquirin 
 
 pctitiiin.ubtali. i 
 
 « CdljlllH (1(1 /' 
 
 urinj^ the gaoli'r| 
 n tore the court? 
 iih-o — Laiiguc 
 ttc, iKth Ai»rii.| 
 u, 2u. 
 
 cttiidiutliun uj 
 
 party may de- 
 •iiifT tlie exaiiii 
 itiicss, the otiuij 
 (1 be out of th* 
 the examiiui 
 -C. P. C, 2<i2.-| 
 — Ord. \mi \\\\ 
 
 ! the (lepositiutl 
 in be taken, htj 
 ;foro the jutigtj 
 >tary to tell thel 
 
 KXAHIVATION «>r WITXFSflPS. 
 
 37 
 
 tnitl), or, in the ^^n^i^ .,f a 
 yiiiikor, the word iiirr,,r j.o rc- 
 phf.d V,v the words noUmnlti, 
 ■,,!(■ tr^ly, „,„l truly ilerUtre and 
 
 256. The form of oath and 
 the mnniior of taking if may 
 l.c -han^fcd iic. ,rdin^ f,, the 
 rclij;ious .-reed of the witness, 
 iti -iich n manner, however, as 
 fo bind him to dc.dare nothinir 
 I'Ut th.- truth.— I Pi>,'eaii, 2»i2! 
 
 257. Any witness refusin;^ 
 to fake the onfh or lirmafion 
 1* deemed to refuse t<. give 
 cvidenoc.— I .<tarkip, »1.— ('. 
 I'. L , I.'i7. 
 
 258. A witness who i. 
 tin-sent cannot ffnsc to jjivi- 
 
 vidence, under j retext that 
 the necessary ,i,nt f,, 
 
 defray his travellii. xpen.Ms 
 has not boon paid to bun. 
 
 259. IJefore tlie wi' ^ i^ 
 Hdmiited to bo swori: .. .uiy 
 »■<• examined by either of th. 
 Jiarties as to his religio- 
 belief; and he cannut makr 
 the onth or the affirmation, nor 
 give evidence, if he does not ! 
 t'^lieve in (Jod, and in a state 
 "1 rew;irds and punishments 
 after death. — I Stark ie, 21, 'M. I 
 
 260. No iMTson can be i 
 w'tn.^s who does not know the | 
 "ip«'ifance of an oath, or who 
 •^ not in the exercise of his 
 mental faculties.— C. P. C., 285, i 
 
 261. [Deaf mutes, who can 
 read and write, mar be ad 
 miffed as witnesses, their oath 
 or Hthrniation and their an- ' 
 '"'wers boin^ written down by 
 thom=elvu.v.] -■ =- -- 
 
 .< H 
 
 ioch 
 
 ■■'-•••'•J -i I'll 
 *". no 428. 
 
 ;eaii 
 
 283.— 
 
 262. No b 
 
 witness in support of the 
 plaintiff's demancj. except in 
 respect of sin-h service.— C S 
 L. i\, c. S^, s. 16H. 
 
 § 1. (Jf />riii,/'ji tiikm fii/ itjudqt. 
 
 263. In contested ('n^'o-i, the 
 
 *^>'' «*• are examined in 
 
 presence of a jiid^c. the oppo- 
 Mfe party b.-in^ eitli present 
 or duly notilied, and the judge 
 may ask the witnesses any 
 'piestions he may deem neces- 
 sary. He takes down, or ."auses 
 to be taken down in writing, 
 nnder his direction, notes of 
 the material parts of the evi- 
 dence, and of all objections 
 insi-fnl upon by either of the 
 parties, and of his decision 
 thereupon.— C. S. L. C, c. 83. 
 
 S. '.).'). 
 
 264:. The notes of evidence 
 ire read, and if necess8r\ , ex- 
 idained to the witness", who 
 lay make the necessary addi- 
 m or alterations in "rder to 
 express correctly the material 
 parts of his evidence ; they are 
 then signed by him, if he can 
 write, if not, that fact is men- 
 tioned ; they are Hnaiiy signed 
 by the i'ldge.andcon-tituteand 
 are held to be the evidence of 
 the witness.— Ord. Ifi67, tit. 22 
 art. 16.-C. S. L. C. c. S.J. s! 
 95, § 2.— C. P. C, 272. 274. 
 
 265. If one of the parties 
 reiiuires if, cither verbally or 
 :n writing, the judge himself 
 IS bound to take down the 
 note- of the ovidcn-e and of 
 
 th 
 
 iijectiOMs. as nientior.ed in 
 
 article 263, and 
 
 prothf 
 
 served the writ of 
 *ny suit or action 
 
 ailiff wli.i has notary afterwards f akes a fj 
 
 'iir 
 
 ummons in copy thereof, which is ceitified 
 can be a | by the judge and deposited in 
 
 
 w 
 
 D 
 
I 
 
 .18 
 
 I'ho.tJH TAKKN IIV A .ll|i(*K, 
 
 tho 
 
 rociiiil ami i* ||i-l<l 
 
 the triH- K' •'•ni «i|" the tjvi.i 
 
 — (". S. L. (• 
 266. Tl 
 
 lit irciliiccd \,y himself, hut be 
 viu-o. iriHV i.riivo hv others fho cn- 
 
 '••j. } .'i. trnr.v i.f what awrh wit 
 
 nc*;* hnt 
 
 m-jihIk'"' tiik<'.«.|..wn. -tut. -.I. or. hy Iciiv.' of th 
 
 or I'liiic.'.. Ih»- |.rotiioii,,tfir.v to jml-.., h.- ihhv i.n.vc th.-if at 
 
 takL' down, iintcf. of nil ,,-1- oth.-r time- he I 
 riiii')'ioii« iiiihI'' vcrtxillv l)V tl 
 
 iirtif 
 
 iiaiia 
 H- .-tatciii.'iit iiiii>n.-*i,-t(Mit with hi.« 
 mi Mi-li not,..., ..i^MH.,| jiroM'iit fc-fimoiiy ; |.rovi,|,,,|, 
 
 th 
 
 11088 
 
 »y '•"• .i"'l«<'. iiiakt- j.roof in in thi- latter ruHe, tho wit 
 h«! Htiuw inanntT a- if they I... tir^t .lue-tioncj tii,„i,'fh„ 
 Wfro siKiK-.l liy the |)ar(i<'H.— Miihj.-,t. * — | Coii.hol, '.Mt.— 1 
 
 Jl.i,r 
 
 267. T\ 
 
 'tarki 
 
 :i 
 
 II' witne-- iiiii-f lir-f 
 
 > It xinr,—-* Powell. 
 
 ho a-kc(l and must deidnre his Lalonde dif t 
 natnef, surname, ngo, ijiialify .Inri-t, ".01 , 
 
 ». »K—r„Ht,ii, Mothot vi 
 
 taniva.t. — 1 1 L. c. 
 
 or oceii|iati<in. ami domii-ilo 
 Ord. .ir.(57. til. I'L*. art. II. 
 ('. I*, (i 
 •2l>'2. 
 
 270. Witnc 
 
 I'.t.t.- C. 1'. (' 
 
 ined 
 tlii'iii 
 
 y th 
 • r lii- 
 
 xseH are exain- 
 
 lartv 
 
 prod 
 
 ucin^ 
 
 foun-el. hut only 
 
 foii.iiin^' the factx in JHsuo; and 
 
 ppo-itc party the <)Ue-ti..nH must not be 
 
 may estahiish. hy a prelimin- leadinj;. unless the witneMs 
 
 evidently iittcm|its to eindotht 
 
 268. Th 
 
 nry examination of anv witness. 
 
 or in anv oihei- maniiei 
 
 hat- 
 
 ever 
 
 (iiestion or to favor the other 
 
 (grounds lie may have for party. — 1 .^tarkle. !(»•», 170. 2 
 
 (dtjeetiiiM; to sii.di witiieys *.— PowidI, :!7(i-it 
 
 Ord. 1«(i7. tit. 2.?. art. 
 Stiirkie, •.'! I.-— ('. P. ('., JS'.t. 
 
 1 
 
 269. A I 
 
 271. Wl 
 
 •a.-ed 
 
 len 
 
 party htt,» 
 
 examining,' a witness he 
 
 • arty eaiinot im- , lias prodiieed, the .i|. posit 
 
 [teach the credit of a witness party 
 
 * The ohjeetions allowed to ^'^['^^ referred to in 1 
 
 he made a^'ain.-t a wit 
 
 may eross-e.xainine such 
 — witness in every shape upon the 
 
 "is examin- 
 
 ne 
 
 are 
 
 ation in chief; or he 
 
 m 
 
 >y re 
 
 mortal enmity, subornation, '1""^' '"> entry to be made of 
 
 want of a^c, mildness or in- 
 sanity, ini'ioiety at the time 
 of the examination, variance 
 and conlradiction in his state 
 
 dccl 
 
 niinjj tocro.ss-examine. 
 
 nicnfs, condemnation for felony ''-'<i>i'iiiied by tho party j 
 
 -I Starkie, 1S6.— 2 I'owell, ;U), 
 272. A witness may bo re- 
 
 )ro- 
 
 |or;;ery so lonjjf as the ^'"cing him, when new facts 
 
 puni.-hmcnt has not been un- - 
 dori;i)ne or remitted, and cun- 
 
 vu-tion (d jieijury even thou;,rh of witnesse 
 
 Copies of the depositions 
 
 punishment >hould have been other 
 
 examined in an- 
 
 underf^ono ^^r remitted. — 1 c.ase pentl 
 ("oiiehoi. 90, — Puth.. Pro. civ. . ti 
 
 cause may be hied in a 
 
 ng at Eni/uete for 
 
 00-1. 
 
 1 Pi 
 
 geau, p. 283. — 1 wit 
 
 purj 
 
 )oso o 
 
 f di 
 
 screditi 
 
 net 
 
 ng a 
 
 Starkie, 2U-2.— S. R. C, c. «!>, O'Connor r 
 
 s examined therein. — 
 
 s. Hi 
 
 Juri.>jt, 28, 
 
 Brown, 12 L. C. 
 
ms'clf, 
 
 'li wit 
 
 l<'avi' 
 
 |.|oVC 
 
 lull 
 
 i.-tnit 
 
 y ; I' 
 
 '. th.> 
 
 tu'il n 
 iichot 
 ir.— U 
 ', Me 
 vus. — 
 
 but ho 
 the con- 
 nc-n hail 
 • if thf 
 that nt 
 iiiini* n 
 with hi.x 
 rovidtnl, 
 
 witllt'SH 
 
 l"iii tho 
 , '.Ht.— I 
 Powell, 
 thut r*. 
 I 1 L. ('. 
 
 •K iirp cxaiii- 
 
 ly |ir(>(luc'in>; 
 -'■I. liiit ttnly 
 ill i-suo ; and 
 lift not hv 
 
 the witnc."- 
 s to elude the 
 ■or the other 
 
 my, 170.—:' 
 
 Jiarty ha- 
 a withe.-':* he 
 he o|i|)(i.«iti' 
 xamine siu-h 
 ape upon the 
 I his ex a 111 in - 
 he may re- 
 I ho made of 
 is.«-exainine. 
 21'i.wel!, :U), 
 
 may be re- 
 
 |i!irty pro- 
 
 1 new fact> 
 
 depositions 
 ined in an- 
 be tiled in a 
 hJiiijuetf for 
 crediting a 
 therein. — 
 n, 12 L. C. 
 
 njlftj»« TAkKN HV 
 
 A Jl IXIK. 
 
 .'{0 
 
 hate horn elicited ou tho i r- 
 exnniiiialion. >>t tor th» 
 
 275. 11 
 
 e can not bo roni- 
 
 <f explaining hi^ anxw 
 
 piirp. .,■ |,elle,l t., declare what ha.-, h 
 
 fh 
 
 e cro!..,-<,;„..ti„„g _;veb;.ter 
 
 r* to revealed to hi 
 
 leeri 
 
 II. <irand Trunk K. U 
 
 '•■•I.. ih;)i. 
 
 Ird 
 
 273. [When w 
 
 itne«i«e(( an 
 
 ■ailed to prove the id<'ntilv "f .\ 
 
 in his profeMMciKil ,•! 
 teli){ioii,i ,,r lej^al advi,«er, 
 
 I 
 
 an otlioer of <tate wl 
 
 in eondiierifially 
 
 "laraelerrtK 
 
 or aM 
 
 iihlic 
 
 lere 
 
 poliey i.t concerned. —Parfaii 
 
 any o 
 • ine 
 
 fliei-r in the p 
 
 d' Ih 
 
 ^•on f ,(-(). — 2 \ 
 
 .taire, 83 — I .«<tarkio. IHJ. 
 
 •Iiall, either i 
 
 ' partiex. the court or Arehbold 
 
 276. A 
 
 jwell. rtO.-I ('|,i,, 
 
 JiidK'e may order that the part 
 
 I i 
 
 y s 
 'Keaii, 27m. 
 
 >th 
 
 n court or at my produce 
 
 wifneM* i^ bound t< 
 
 cr c.nvenient place or t 
 
 »ny d 
 
 ociimeni in hit 
 
 .\hlbit .-U.dl object to the wit- 
 
 po.MM.M.mon touch iuK the matt 
 
 ne.'!.')."* thus ealled 
 
 in itiMUe, and to all 
 
 <•» iij.-nee 
 delanlt of hi 
 
 to 
 
 ow a c( 
 
 eoneerning it ; and in if it is a private writ 
 
 exhibitiii;; 
 
 >iich 
 
 '"• "hjoct. It will be held lied bv tl 
 
 er 
 
 vy 
 
 en, 
 
 '"«; "lid 
 co|.ier< or exfracl.M, eerti- 
 
 Kiye or extra.lM thereof to bo tak 
 
 tvc been identified.— Tl 
 
 to h 
 
 "iirt may likewise ord 
 ^*itnenM who i.^ i 
 ■I any object whic'l 
 
 le entitleil to th 
 
 irofh 
 
 ••notary, are 
 
 or any as woiibl be iri 
 
 e .xaine credeiieo 
 
 posses.siiin originals. 
 
 given to th« 
 
 li i" th( 
 
 -iibject ot 
 
 piodiice it 
 
 icnalties. in case (d .bdaiilt. as 
 
 'rrcfiiMii^^M'. answer i.ertineiit 
 
 •lH'-tions. J 
 
 274. A witness may object 
 '■; answer (juestion-* put 't.; 
 Iiiiii. If his an.-werin;; would 
 ' vpose him to a criminal proM- 
 ufion.*— This objection can 
 ■"■y be made by the witness 
 'Hiii>elf.— 1 Starkie, l',»l'-h. — •> 
 I'nwvdl. ;;,ss._| Greenleaf, 64.)" 
 f. 1'. L., i;itJ. 
 
 277. A I 
 
 ., ... - -... -.ny witne.-'s. who 
 
 t lo litigation, to with.M.t valid reason. refu.seH 
 
 '""'"•■ "'•' -"i »<• answer or to pr-luce d.nru- 
 
 iiientrt •ir other things eonnoet- 
 
 ed with the 
 
 * In a 'lui til in action for 
 ■' penalty, a -lofcndant may 
 I'liiiin exemjition from answer- 
 '"« '^"y que-stion, on the ground 
 that every question which 
 could be put to him in t!ie 
 action had a 
 
 nt 
 
 reel tendency to er 
 
 suit and in his 
 
 p.jssession, may be held by 
 
 coercive imprisonment t<i do 
 
 so. 
 
 278. -^ witness eannot with- 
 draw with.Mit the pormis.sion 
 •il the judge.— <'. \\ (ion.ve. 
 I'JS. 
 
 279. If the examination of 
 a witness cannot be completed 
 on the day he appears, he \» 
 boun.l t.> attend again on the 
 next following juridical day 
 or on such other day as ij 
 assigned t^) him by the judge, 
 whicdi day is mentioned n the 
 notes of his evidence 'ir. utered 
 upon the registers of the court 
 ii!!d in df'fiiult he is iiabiu to 
 the same i)enalties as for re- 
 
 in in.— Burt 
 h. c. K 
 
 on cv. 
 
 iminato fusing to attend upon th 
 
 ej»., ;J7'J. 
 
 ••ling, 17 subpie 
 
 na. 
 
 260. It is the duty of 
 
 ty of the 
 
 I 
 
si;:!) ■■.»•«*»« 
 p. 'I I ' 
 
 if) 
 
 PROOFS TAKKV KY A .TinOK. 
 
 Jiulgp to ask thp wifnp.osof) if 
 thi'v rci|uirc tiixiiti'Hi, aii<l if 
 t)it\v 'io til fax thinr i^\|ienf>(^«, 
 with due roj^anl td tho nafiiip 
 of the voyaf^c ami thi> (liuation 
 of their ctiiv. — Oni. \l\l\7, tit. 
 22. art. 1<I.— ('. V. ('.,271. 277. 
 
 281. 'I'ht; taxalimi may he 
 enforce(l h.v exoiMitidn again.it 
 the jiarty who xiiiniiirjned the 
 witrie.-s, after the delay iiiid 
 ill the manner jire,>('rilied for 
 any Jiidj^inent of the eoiirt. 
 And execution may bo .<ued 
 out by the witnes.« again!<f the 
 op^)o,-<ite party eoiuiemned to 
 ])a^ the expense.'! of sueii wit- 
 no.«.x, provideil that no execu- 
 tion ha.« alreaiiy been .«ued 
 out by the jiarty who obtained 
 the judgment, or that the 
 amount allowed the witnesf 
 has not already been ])!iid to 
 such party or his attorney in 
 virtue of a duly receipted bill 
 of eostP.— C. I».\jenevc. 20(1.— 
 C. 8. L. C, e. 8:{. s. 1,i;^._j)e 
 l?eaumont ;•«. (Jauthier, and 
 (Janthier and J'ratt, 1 1 L. (.". 
 Jurist, 4'.». 
 
 282. When one party has 
 clo.«ed hi.s proof, the other 
 party may enter upon his 
 counter proof, and have his 
 witnesses examined. 
 
 283. If. on the day lixe<l 
 for proof, the party who is 
 bound lo proceed does not pro- 
 duce anj' witnesse.s, or give 
 any valid reason for their 
 absenoe, hi.« proof may be 
 declared closed. 
 
 § 5. 0/ prooj'n taken down at 
 Icnijdi. 
 
 284. Upon the con.sent in 
 writing o*" all the pnr<ie,'- to a 
 
 case, and subjeet to aneh mldi- 
 tional cost.s aiifl fees as may 
 from tifiie to time be tixeil by 
 tariff, tile proof may be taken 
 diiwii ill writing in the manner 
 lieiciiiafter provided, either 
 before a judge or before the 
 jnothoiioti^ry, who, in sucli 
 case, may exercise all the 
 power.s of a judge, except as 
 to the objections wliich must 
 be reserved for the decision 
 of the latter.— If the judge i- 
 unable to attend court on the 
 day fixed for taking jiroofs, 
 the prothonotary may preside 
 over them,* and in such ca.-e 
 lie exercises all the powers nt 
 the judge, except as regard- 
 the objections made by eitiiei 
 party, which must be taken 
 down in writing and reserved 
 for the decision of the court at 
 the final hearing of *he ease. — 
 C. .<. L. C„ e. H.!. 8. 18.— 27 & 2^ 
 Vic., e. ;^1>. ss. 16, 17. 
 
 285. With the consent o! 
 the parties proofs may be 
 taken on any juridical da\ 
 during term or vacation, before 
 the prothonotary, who preside- 
 over them and acts in the 
 manner hereinbefore ])rovidci| 
 with resjieet to jiroof sitting-. 
 
 286. I'he court or judgi> 
 may assign the different room- 
 wherein proofs may be takt :i 
 in the court hoUiSe,— C. .<, L. C . 
 e. s:;, s. 17. 
 
 * Depositions cannot, even 
 by consent of parties, be taken 
 before a eonnnissioner of the 
 court, ht liaving nojurisdictinn 
 to receive the same. — Pinsoii 
 nault r». Valade, 17 L. (J. Ren,, 
 4%. 
 
 tit. •>: 
 
^"Ji-'P 
 
 PRtM.KS TAKV.S hi.VS AT |,KN*iT». 
 
 41 
 
 "t to eiioh nrldi- 
 I t'oo.f as may 
 1110 be tixeil )>y 
 
 may ho fakon 
 : in the iiiainn'v 
 iividod, oitlicr 
 
 iir hofiiro the 
 who, in such 
 Mcise all the 
 <i>;o, oxcopt as 
 ns wliifh must 
 r tlio cjooisioii 
 rr tho jndgo is 
 
 I court on tho 
 taking proofH, 
 y may jirosidc 
 il ill such ca.M- 
 
 tlie powors ot' 
 >|it as rogards 
 intiio by oitiioi 
 
 II list bo taken 
 r ami rosorvoil 
 ot tho court at 
 ; of 'ho oaso. — 
 
 H. IK._27 A'2s 
 t5, 17. 
 
 the consent of 
 root's may be 
 
 ji'riilieal day 
 
 acation, beforu 
 
 y, wlio |nosides 
 
 acts in the 
 
 L'foro jiroviilod 
 
 |iroof' sittings, 
 lurt or jndgi' 
 dirtoront room-- 
 mav bo taken 
 5e.-C.S.L. t,. 
 
 cannot, even 
 rtics, bo taken 
 is.sioner of the 
 no jiirisdioti'ii! 
 amo. — Pin.soii 
 , 17L. C.Ilop., 
 
 287. 'I'hc witno.isos must 
 take tho necessary oath or 
 aflirmati'in bofnre thov aro 
 examine. I, and tho protlioiio- 
 tary miisf make a iiofo of tlio 
 
 I'acf .if their having .Line y.,. 
 
 I Piir.'aii, jrn. 
 
 288. Tho deposition of each 
 
 witiie-s is written ..tif at full 
 
 l-iigtli by flio proth..ii.,tary, 
 
 ..r by some pors..n ompl.;ye.l 
 
 by him for tho piirp.iso. — The 
 
 commonooniont of the .loiio- 
 
 sition lEiiisf nionti.ni tho namo 
 
 of the pors.in pH'siding over 
 
 tho pr.iof ; the dosignati.iii 
 
 of tho parties; the names. 
 
 siirnamo, age. ijnality or ooeu- 
 
 I.ati..n ami place of residence 
 
 of the witness; and tho fact ..f 
 
 liis being sworn.— Ord. Ititi?, 
 
 tit. 22. art. 1 4.— ('. 1>. C., 2<!2. 
 
 289. The dopd.sitioii Finist 
 contain all that thy witness 
 d. ■. dares coneorning tho matter 
 at issue between the p.uties, 
 without omitting any of the \ 
 eirciimsfanoe.s, and as'tuueh as j 
 po.ssible in the words used by 
 the witness; ■■nless, upon 
 olijootion by .)r>e j^he jjarties, 
 the judge orders otherwise.— 
 /''"■'/, art. 17 — C. P. C, 271. 
 
 290. If the jiarties disa.'ree 
 as to tho portinenoy of any 
 4iie'ti..n or oross-questi.m, it 
 must be written down in the 
 body of the deposition, either 
 to be submitted for the decision 
 of the judge or to guide the 
 witness in his answer. 
 
 291. The objections made 
 by the parties must likewise 
 be inserted in the body of the 
 iejH.sition, as well 'as the 
 
 decision thereon, or any eon- 
 ^-ent of the parties concerning 
 the same. 
 
 I <'92. I'ho witnesses are ex- 
 amine.liii the manner provi.k..| 
 ill ? .< iif this se.'fi.iii. 
 
 293. W h.-n the .lep.isifi.iti 
 of a witness is cnclu.io.l, it is 
 roa.l to or by him. ho is asked 
 to .loeiare whether it contains 
 
 the triitli. whether ho persists 
 'liiToin, ami whether ho knows 
 imything further, and ho must 
 "ign it. If ho cannot sign, that 
 fact is menfi..ne.|, as wcdl as 
 the roa.ling ,,f tlio .loj.osition. 
 — Onl. It)t)7, tit. 22. art. 1« — 
 0. J'.C. 271.-2 Hioche. 2.'{.{-4. 
 
 294. If the witness adds to, 
 strikes out, or alters any 
 porti.u! ..f his deposition, the 
 eiiangos niust be inserted in 
 the margin or at the end, 
 b.doro tho (dosing and aoknow- 
 ledginont of the deposition.— 
 Ord. KWm. tit. 22, art. IS — 
 ('. V. ('., 272. 27;i. 
 
 295. Si> creiloneo is given 
 to unauthenticated marginal 
 notes, nor to words written 
 upon othet.s, nor to interline- 
 ations. The number of words 
 struck out and .d' marginal 
 notes must be mentioned in 
 tho jurat. 
 
 296. At the examination of 
 each witness, either the parties 
 or their attorneys or counsel 
 niust be present' or have been 
 duly called. The other wit- 
 nesses cannot be present if 
 
 either of the parties object 
 
 Ord. It)(>7, tit. 22, art. li>. 
 
 297. Articles .';J9, 2t)0 and 
 201 ajiply likewise to proofs 
 written down at length. 
 
 298- When one e.f thj 
 Jiarties has closed his proof, 
 the other party may proceed 
 with his counter-proof and 
 have a subsequent day fixed 
 
 !t -rP 
 
 a-A^jSNi^tit"' ■ i 
 
42 
 
 for that p„r,,ose; a ..!»H.-ionf 
 
 h::!Yil:;::i;:""^^'^'""-'" « 
 
 299. If on flH. .lav fix,.,, 
 [•" 1".« proof a ,,am- fails r.. 
 
 a,.Karort,.pr.K,,„.,uif,M.sH,.s. 
 
 an.l f„n„.lH.s m. vali.J ...x,.,,.,. 
 
 f'T fho.r aI,so,K-o, or for not 
 
 f»;.H--d ng. his ,.,oof nu,/h 
 
 ' .--Inro.J dosed, an.l tho opno- 
 
 e J.Hrf.v n,ay. if ,.,. „ j .^s 
 
 "J-er. have, a day fi.x.d f,„ 
 
 j- -n ,.oo.-.4. H,.U. of 
 
 PROOKS BKF-.RR KX-,v,VKRS. 
 
 ^^^r r:;;.;;:^:f m^ p-" 
 
 "," 'J'«tan.o of thv nitni.ss,.s 
 
 ^■•multij.l.cfy of the facts fo 
 be proved, or any other .s„« . 
 c.en ca„,,, ,, i, ,,,„,,„ j„ ^, 
 
 court, by any of (he parties 
 ponoerne.I. that the e u of 
 J-t.eo „i„ ,e Hotter attained 
 
 e^.:!;no.:'^c:';;:T"V^V^f 
 
 s. 108. ' ^- ^•^• 
 
 an examiner «,„st ,s,!eVifv th^ 
 place where the proof shall be 
 ^i^en, and the 'delay w hir 
 
 Si's H 'f '""^^' '^'^ ^"•"' ' '" 1 
 Th,.s delay may be extended 
 
 by ho eonrt or judj^e upon 
 
 oUiJ. The o.vamincr, before 
 ontenntr unon I,; . c "'.'"" 
 
 •nnstbo.sw<.rn before a indce 
 
 oracomnii.ssionorofthe s-,„7e- 
 nur ouu,t. to f„|fil hi. duties 
 
 fa.thfullyandimpartiaMv and 
 
 , yyh ..ath nn.st he in wrifin,. 
 and be annexed to his reforn: 
 
 303. Ifo must j^iv,, ♦;,,. 
 
 ;';>-ofthe,imeand,,,a..ea 
 
 "'"•h he will be;,-in he cv 
 
 aminatirn.— M,v/, §4 "^ "^ 
 
 304. The witnesses are 
 
 ^'-".noned. by means of a 
 
 7t"«--;bpaM.aissui ^, on' 
 h<- -onrt before whiehtLe, sui 
 J J.'nd.n«. to appear before 
 (the examiner, who may ad- 
 
 i ">"-fr the oath to then, may 
 ■•'•'■'Mve any doe„menfary eyi*! 
 
 •^••';-'>,prod„..edbytheparth. 
 :""/ ''as all the powel ,■ ,' 
 
 oAil ■'• ^' "• ^' "• '"• 
 "la.v also be summoned to 
 answer interrogatorie" unon 
 
 r'-y- ''^j fa<^s ,.;;;,j '^^^ 
 
 ;;f'"« the exanuner. The 
 '••'♦termay administer then" 
 '•••^^ary oath. „nd put s.^h 
 '•"•tl'or ,,uestion.s as' ho may 
 •ieem neeo.ssary and pertinent 
 
 ;;i":'r"'-'^^''-^'!""'^'^« to answer 
 ; ".V M.eh questions, they are 
 'fduced to writing, and he 
 ^-^^ contained i.^hem I^). 
 "Oia to bo proved.— If th,. 
 party summoned fails to at, 
 
 ;,;;7-g« of fho default unles 
 
 « a., caused him to be served 
 
 o in end"'r"^"^'"-'" ^hich 
 
 1.0. .ntends huu to a„swer.- 
 
 306. After conipletinff the 
 
 proot.theexaminer^mustLt 
 ■' '^-•■;-'«f '".proceedings on 
 or before the day fixed by tS" 
 '•ourtorj„dge.-A6,W,§r2 
 
 purpose 
 
 plaintiff, 
 
 after the 
 
 are comj 
 
 particula 
 
 to the di 
 
 "r judge. 
 
 by the del 
 
 wifhin th 
 
 case is to 
 
 '" inscrib 
 
 for proof 
 
 the proof i 
 
 'f! length, t 
 
 make the 
 
 '''<■ four di 
 
 ; "t'theplaii 
 
 I '"' granted 
 
 •' judge ii 
 
 lifing sati 
 
 atiidavit th 
 
 iit'cessary, 
 
 'lie ailvers 
 
 III'!. 1(17, « 
 
 309. Tl 
 
 '■''".-en as 
 
 parties joii 
 
 each furni 
 
 t'rom the li 
 
 party alter 
 
 t>vo names; 
 
•-' •"' in writinjr 
 '■'I f" his refurn. 
 
 nni.«f jjiv,, ff,.- 
 •^^! '-iiiht .lavs 
 
 •»(';,' in flie cx- 
 
 witnesses are 
 ^ 'np.'ins of a 
 "ii i-sninir fnim 
 
 ■■iMio;ir ()c(ore 
 wlio may ad- 
 '• t<' fhcm.niav 
 ■'iMH-ntary cvi*- 
 '\v flic |iarti(>.«. 
 (• iiowei-H of a 
 ' "vor proofs 
 
 thi"* .^oftion 
 
 , 9, 10. 
 
 rty to the ,«uit 
 'iiinnioned to 
 •'•torics upon 
 •« vird rtiof 
 iniiner. The 
 ii*fer the ne- 
 rul put such 
 "I ns he may 
 n«l pertinent. 
 i«es to answer 
 'n*-'. they are 
 "^'- an.I the 
 '1 them are 
 'ca.^li the 
 f'"'" to ap- 
 ■ wfi" took 
 ni^t take ad 
 fniilt unless 
 to ho served 
 'Ties whieh 
 3 answer. — 
 
 ipletin^j the 
 '"list niak.' 
 ee(iings. on 
 ixed by the 
 i<i, § 12. 
 
 "OMM.Hsrovs ynn y^^^u^^T,os ,„■ nns,.., 
 
 J I . Of (•"miii'ni»!.,nH I'nr il, 
 r..r>,min.,ti„n „f trifnr»„,» 
 
 ■ir 
 
 307. Wh.-n any r.f f|„, 
 >vitne.-r^es (,r of (he parties re- 
 -ide beyond Lo«,.r CanacJa ,,r 
 '•vn within Lower Canada' at 
 .1 distance of more than thirJv 
 miles from the place wher.. tiie 
 . "•■"'•t is he:,i. th,. party who 
 I r.M,,i,ros to examine them mav 
 I "'>t"in a commission appoii, tin!. 
 ■ •no or more persons to receive 
 "i" aMMvers of such witne..-,.. 
 i "r parties.— (\ s. L. C c *<•{ 
 
 ' '"o«o "•'• '""—'•• ^- h. I.'is.' 
 d08. Application f.,r that 
 purpose must be made fbv the 
 p'aintiff.] within fr,„r days 
 .••Iter the articulations of facV' 
 nro completed; exeei.t under 
 particular circumstances (eft 
 f" the discretion of fho c„„rt 
 j-rjudge Suehana,.piication 
 h.v he defendant must be made' 
 ^^•ifhin the same delay if the 
 
 :■"">' '^^ ['^ ''« tried by a jury n,- 
 <" inscribed at the same tin.,, 
 lor proof and hearin-: [but if 
 heproof istakeninwritin- at 
 length, (ho defendant may 
 "i.'ko the application within 
 fie tour days after the closin- 
 ;'"l't plaintiff's proof.] rt may 
 ''('granted by the court or by 
 •I jndge in vacation, upon it- 
 '•;;,ing satisfactorily shewn 'by 
 ■•I'li'lavit that the commission is 
 "••-•essary, and after notice to 
 u- a, verse jiarty. --//„•,/. «,,. 
 
 ini;, 107^ § 2. 
 
 309, Tlie,'ommissioner« are 
 '•"•'>^'n as follows:— ff both 
 ?''"■"«** join in the covnmis.^irm 
 ■;.'•. furni.hos four names. 
 
 '"tn the list thu.s formed each 
 
 I'lrty alternately strikes out 
 
 '^■' names; this is done in the 
 
 P/'M'nccofthej„dgc, who.,,,, 
 " the tour remaining name 
 •''""'■^<:-' "i'-,>c, ,,, ,vh,„„ ,,„. 
 '•""""i-^i"n is :,ddrc.sed.— ff 
 l>"fh partie. d,. n.,t join in th« 
 '•"nimission it is a.idresKcd to 
 
 the persuMs chosen by th.- party 
 who apjdies for i(. ..//,',/ , 
 1 "■'». ■; •';. 
 
 310. Til. rf or ju.|/« 
 
 'IX''.- the uumber of ^.,mm.s 
 sionerswh.,mns, (.„ predentin 
 ".'■'''•'• '" '■^'■'"f" ■■ cr.Hnis- 
 ■'•■;:• ^'!'' f''-^ diiv.nons and 
 .I'lthority for swearing witnes- 
 .-es.—M,,/. s. 107. 
 
 311. .Annexed to the coui- 
 mis-.,,M are fhe interrogatories 
 and cn,-s-interrogatorie> of 
 p"l' party, which shall have 
 '';.■'•" allowed by ,!„. i„,i„o 
 after due notice m the other 
 party. -//,,-,/. ... |„5, ,^ -j. 
 
 312. The commission must 
 al.«o be accompanied with in- 
 structions addressed to the 
 ''onimissioners. ii„,(er the sijr- 
 nature of the judge, to guide 
 i«;ni in its execution.— //.h/ g. 
 
 313. The return consist'' of 
 a '-ertiticate of the commis- 
 >">ners who acted, endorsed 
 "'P"n fhe commissi(m, and 
 ■'fating that the execution an- 
 pears by the schedule thereto 
 
 annexed.-The return must bo 
 under a sealed envelope, upon 
 ^yhlcn are endor.<?ed an indica- 
 tion of Its contents and the 
 name of the cause, ft cannot 
 '>e opened and published with- 
 out an or.Jer from the court or 
 judge. — //>/,/. s. 10."), ^^ 2. 
 
 314. The party who applies 
 tor a <-(,inmission must himself 
 
 see to its being transmitted and 
 e.xecuted.-/;„V/. ;,. loj, § ;{. 
 
- .innw 
 
 44 
 
 VtEWEHS AM; KXl'KKTS. 
 
 Ili 
 
 315. It" both jmrtics have the first ul' St- pteiiibcr.- CS, I. 
 
 joined in the <'()iiimissir)n, l)otli C 
 lie e<iually bound to have it 
 
 8."<, f.-. i:: 5 2. 16. l),v. <»■. 
 
 318. A I 
 
 CVUi 
 
 Icn 
 
 CM ofl'cri'i 
 
 transmitted and executed. — by the plaintirt' is tiled hi 
 
 Ji>;<f 
 
 I'l 
 
 remains in the record in tip 
 o same manner us if the defonij 
 
 316. A t'ailiire to return th 
 coniinis,-.ion will not prevent ant liiid a|ii. oared and pleail 
 
 the court from jiroceediiij^ with 
 the hearing in the following 
 cii«es : 
 
 1. If it ajipears that the 
 party applied for the commis- 
 sion solely in order to retard 
 th<! judgment ; 
 
 2. If the return has been 
 delayed longer than justice 
 and equity required. — Idid, s. 
 
 '1U7, §3. 
 
 § 8. 0/ proojH ex parte. 
 
 317. When the defendant 
 fails to appear or to plead to 
 the action, the plaintift', in 
 suits other than those men- 
 tioned in articles 89, ItO and 
 91, may inscribe his case for 
 proof in term or out of term, if 
 any is necessary, and such proof 
 is then proceeded with before 
 a judge, or before the protho- 
 notary who must swear the wit- 
 nesses, take notes of their evid- 
 ence, and do whatever else it 
 would bo the duty of a judge 
 of the court to do in matters of 
 proof. — A defendant foreclosed 
 from pleading is entitled to at 
 least one clear day's notice be- 
 fore proof j and he may cross- 
 examine the witnesses, and 
 make such objections as he 
 thinks proper, of which the 
 prothonotary must take note?; 
 hut. ho. i.", nr.t entitled to produce 
 witnesses. — Froofs lx parte may 
 be takeu at any time, except 
 between the ninth of July and 
 
 to the ai'tioi:. — ////(/. s. I ill!. 
 § y. Of the iiiriti'iits of jji'ioi-, 
 
 319. All applications to th. 
 
 court upon any incident of t| . 
 proof ma}' be made by motii :, 
 stating suc.'inctly the obji 
 and reasons of the applica 
 tioii. 
 
 320. The court may, nt am 
 time before juilgni(!nt, in ii- 
 discretion anrl under such com 
 ilitions as it deems just, alJi.w 
 any pleading to be amended -.^ 
 as to agree witii the fan- 
 provod, and any pleading i- 
 sutliciently sustained if th, 
 facts alleged agree suflieientl.v 
 with the facts proved, and if ii, 
 the opinion of the court tli> 
 opposite party has not been li. I 
 into error as to the real natiiic 
 of the facts intended to !)• 
 alleged and proved. — iliid. .-. 
 77, § 2. 
 
 SECTION IV. 
 
 Of Experts, Vkwers, Ihft r- 
 eiices in Mfdtcr.s of A>- 
 count, and Arbitrators. 
 
 321. Before deciding ujkhi 
 the merits of the case, tli- 
 court may, if necessary, ord. i 
 an extraordinary investigation 
 iii tiic cases hereinafter im-n 
 tioned, either before, dnrin.- 
 or after the proof.— C.S.L.( 
 c. 83, s. 81. 
 
 'V 
 
 J 1. Of r 
 
 322. H 
 
 .iitc-itatio 
 
 ■ ■- .-an ( 
 
 ifw lit the 
 
 < I "vhi'iieve 
 
 |.l.i.'.M| I,y 
 
 ft! .idi.-tory. 
 
 j^'-: til'' I'oni 
 
 ?• iiirt may. 
 
 ' [I'lti he :){ 
 
 I '! ty. ord< 
 
 I i lied by 
 
 ^j^■'ll- skilif 
 i'liic til'diT 
 
 - I'-'-ify cle 
 "• •■lattcrs 
 
 .I'l. •-". 
 
 tt, -('. 
 
 ] 323. [ 
 
 lU-t 1)1' m;i 
 
 lJI_'IC''ll llpl 
 
 l!lllr.-;s tiicy 
 
 Iii.ilc by olu 
 
 |t!i 2 I. 'arts 
 
 ^i::^.--('. p. 
 I 324. If. 
 
 iimii r tor c.xi 
 
 iiM'iit has bt 
 
 r.liif parties, 
 
 IJmi.Ii appoin 
 
 >-. -''. P. C 
 
 325. If I 
 
 i ;iLri''cil upon 
 
 lilt li.xes I 
 
 :(l.itier must 
 
 ^«'iint or jud 
 
 |S]i"iiit them 
 
 ••III order to 
 
 J I irty may 
 
 i attend a,> 
 
 ■' !i'asonahi 
 
 I rpo-jeofsi 
 
 <' '1. ltjt)7, t 
 
 i' 1 r, Pro.ei' 
 
Viewers Avn experts. 
 
 45 
 
 'idfntt of prfxtjK, 
 
 plications t<j th.- 
 -• illriiifiit lit' the 
 lunk' by iiuition, 
 iL'tly the objfci 
 )t' the apjjiiea 
 
 imrt may, at any | 
 nlgiiH'ut, in it.- 
 iinder such cou- 
 oint* ju.st, allow 
 I be aniendeil -n 
 with the t'lii't- 
 iiy pleading i« 
 .•stained if thu 
 l^ree futiicicntl^ 
 )roved, and it n 
 the court th. 
 has not been lci| 
 the real uatiiie 
 litended to lit 
 roved. — Hild. « 
 
 deciding upon 
 the case, the 
 
 { 1. Of rirtri I'M <inil ix/iiifn. 
 
 32!2- Uhcnover the tacts in 
 I'lintc^iiilion between the par- 
 ti''» ''an only be vcriticd by 
 
 . iew lit' tiie object or prtMiiisc^, 
 jor 'vhenever the evidence pm- 
 »liii'eil l»y each p^rfy is con- 
 Iraili.-tory. or when the nature 
 
 ■ 1 till' contest ri'ijiiircs it. the 
 
 lurl may. i>t' it.~ own .O'cord i.r 
 
 Dipon 'he a|.pli.al ion nf cither 
 
 liirty. ordi-r tiic t'ai't> \i, be 
 
 critied by expert.^ and pcr- 
 
 .111- skilled in the matter. — 
 friie order t'lir experts must 
 
 |iecity clearly and ilislin<-tly 
 th< "iialters to be verified.- -1 
 
 i.; MU, 2'.'S. — I'othier, Pmc. 
 ■iv 11.— C. S. L. ('.. c. }<■■',. s. 
 
 I.— «'. I». ('. ;;(>2. 
 
 323. [The investigafinn 
 Jiiust lie made by three experts 
 
 pi;;!' 1 upon by thi' parties, 
 
 Unless Ihcy aj^ree to its bein;^ 
 
 Sni.idc bymie o;ily. ]— Ord. IfitlT. 
 ftit. 21. art.s. ;», i:!. — I liornicr. 
 ;.-('. \\ C. .Ki;;.— 1 Cou(diot. 
 
 324. It', at the time of the 
 lorli r tor experts, their appoint- 
 
 Jiicnt has been agreed upon by 
 the parties, the order record's 
 fuuh appointment. — I Couchut. ' 
 -.-''. I'. C. ;!04. 
 
 325. If the exports arc not 
 |iii,M-ced upon by the parties, the 
 
 >urt fixes a day on whicii the 
 latter must attend before the 
 fcoiirt or Judj^e in order to ap- 
 point them : and in default of 
 BUI order to that etfect either 
 arty may summon the other 
 1 attend a« aforesaid, within 
 (II reasonable delay, for the 
 lurpose of such ajipointment. — 
 'id. ItiO:, tit. 21, art. y.— l>u- ^ 
 I'lier, Pro.eiv., 44.— (.'.P. C. ;iO.J. 
 
 326. [ f he parties are bound 
 to attend on the day appointed, 
 and if they then fail to a^rree 
 upon the threr experts tin- ci,iirt 
 appoint-; such experts fur 
 thetn.— In the case of any of 
 the experts bein-j validly 
 recused othrrs are appoit)led in 
 their stead, in the ni.iiiner 
 abi.vc prescribed. |— Ord. Iti(>7, 
 tit. I'l. art. !».— I'othier. },") — 
 <■. I». ('. :;oti, .111!*. 
 
 327. 'I'he jrrounds fur re- 
 cii-^inir an I'xp-rt are : relation 
 or allianc(.. to the de;;ree uf 
 eousin-jftrma'i inclusively ; in 
 tiinaiy ; enmity; .xubomation ; 
 interest : being in the domestic 
 service ur other employ of one 
 of the parties : being a party 
 in a similar suit, or the 
 attorney or agent of a party in 
 the case ; and. generally. "n,c 
 groundsof(.x,-lu<i,,„appri.-abl.- 
 to witne.sses. — l»ofhier, I'roc. 
 civ., 4j.— ('. 1'. C. .{10. 
 
 328. -As soon as the e.vperts 
 are named, either party may 
 have the order served upon 
 them, together with a reijiiLM- 
 tion calling upon them to be 
 sworn.— Ord. Kiti?, tit. 21, art. 
 10. 
 
 329. Jf any one of the ex- 
 perts neglects or refuses to be 
 sworn or to act, either of the 
 parties may summon the other 
 to attend before a .judge in 
 order that another person mav 
 be named in the pn.per manner 
 to replace such expert. — I'o- 
 thier 48.— C. P. C. ;<lfi. 
 
 330. The experts, before 
 taking any proceed it! t.'M jji M--- 
 investigation, must, on pain of 
 nullity, be sworn to perform 
 their functions with impar- 
 tiality and to the best of their 
 
 
 '\m 
 
 I « 
 
kl 
 
 l^m 
 
 
 
 ! '>'■■ 
 
 
 
 4<', 
 
 V1KWKR3 Wn KXI'KKTS, 
 
 Thi- oath iiiii-'f I 
 
 nbilitA 
 
 wrifiiijf, an<l ho i-crtihod h\ thf 
 
 IHTsim Mh<i )i(lriiiiiis(cr,- ii.* - 
 
 * Koriii Xo. 'M). — Th> <„,ih t<, 
 
 hi ml iiiluinti ri 'l tit i .rin rti, 
 
 I, A. H., of the paiifjli uj" , 
 
 ill tlu! . c.iuit.v of ((/' /////. 
 
 In tii-'i iir iiiiiii /iiritiiiii In III 
 
 iirnrii. XII I/, I, .^. 15.^ ,,f _ 
 
 anil i. ('. |», of ,) ,1,, make 
 
 oath and >wcar, that in fhr 
 Jdi-soiici; of !•;. I'., tht! |.lainliti. 
 ""'1 <i. II.. tin- .IcIfiKjani. 
 nanu'd in an intt'ilo. ntory 
 jud^^mcnt |ironounccd in (//«/■» 
 mil it ilii 11,11111 „/ till loiiit) in 
 
 the di.slrict of . Ix-arin-r 
 
 datf the day of , or in 
 
 tht'ir ahscnt-f, afttT diu' notifi- 
 cation .-ihall fiavo I.cimi <i:ivcii 
 tficin, to attend at a phue to be 
 desij-inited, and on a day ami 
 hour to be spec i fie ally named 
 to thcMii respectively, 1 will 
 faithfully ])ro( e.'d a.« an expert 
 to the view and examination 
 required Uy the .said interlocii- 
 tury fentenee; and that I will 
 truly report my opinion in the 
 premises, without favour or 
 l)artiality towards eitiier (,f the 
 said parties; So help me God. \ 
 
 Form No. 31 — Ccrtijicate, to be 
 mttilf mill Hiyncd by tlir ' 
 r.otnmixxiiinrr, of tin' din \ 
 adiiiiiiixtnitiiiii iif tht mil/i. ; 
 
 Sworn before me, , a i 
 
 oomuiissioner of tlio sujicrior ; 
 court in the distii;-t of . \ 
 
 e in 331. The oath must be tak-.' 
 
 Iii'fore a jiid::«-, or the protli. 
 notary, lict'orc a coninii-'sioiii 
 of the .«nperior<Mnrt, before ,i 
 expert already duly sworn. • 
 Ix'fore any other person indi 
 
 eated in the ordi'r for expcr 
 I'othier. IVoc. U\. — C, s. 
 
 NL'- 
 
 <'..r. s;;, 
 
 332. A ropy of the <.r<b 
 for exjierts, toir,.tli,'r with fli 
 neces..<ary papers, must \. 
 },'ivcn to th.Mn. after the proth.. 
 notary has taken a reeei| ■ 
 therefor. — OriL \l\ii7, fit. 21 
 art. III. 
 
 333. The experts are bonn i 
 to lix the time and plaee at 
 whirh they will pmrfed witli 
 the investi;;ation. and tonotilv 
 the jiarties, aliowiuf; a delav 
 of at least three days when tin- 
 distance from the domiciU. ,,( 
 tbe parties resj.ecti vely d(ic, 
 not exceed five lea,s?ues, an^l 
 one day more for every acldi 
 tional five leaj,'ues.— i>othier. 
 Proc. 1(1. 
 
 334. The experts mnsthe.ir 
 the parties and the witnessed 
 in accordance with the ternn 
 of the order inimin<^ them : I 
 each of them is authorised tu 
 administer the oath to the wit- 
 nesses or the parties, * an the 
 ease may be, and the witneusc- 
 arc summoned to attend before 
 the experts, whatever may !)»• i 
 the distance. — C. S. L c 
 ■Sa, s- 84. ••'-.; 
 
 ('>;■ sub-delegate authorised by 
 the commiHsion (<»/• the judg- 
 inent, km the nci- vnti/ be,) here- 
 Hnto annexed, ax the. iK^e nufi/ 
 
 be ) at on the day of the 
 
 month of , in the year . 
 
 Form No. 32 — The oath to in 
 administered to witnenneit. 
 
 I> — ; — f i,inii'ft the nan'i. 
 pri,fenninn or ijuiditi/ and phf: 
 of renidenre of the tritnens,) do i 
 make oath and swear that I 
 
 335. T 
 
 witUi'SSCS I 
 
 )n writin;f 
 
 licxcd to 
 
 experts, ai 
 
 «lle:lier til 
 
 l.itcil or al 
 
 iiii-l in wha 
 
 Ml CI tiiey a 
 
 ' ither pari 
 
 •lie suit. — ) 
 
 336. (I 
 
 i-'ice, they 
 
 ■line it'poi 
 
 iliciii make 
 
 I'll, if he 
 
 'M.l. I»l(i7, 
 
 I'othier. I'n 
 
RKKKRK.VCKS TO ACroiXTAVTS AVI) PRACTITtONKRS. 
 
 47 
 
 fi niiisf tic tiikcn 
 or till' |initlii. 
 . (•'»imiii''-'iiiiiir 
 
 • iiirf, ticforo iiii 
 ilniy sworn, or 
 r I'l'tsr,!! in«|i 
 |cr fill- exjicrf-. 
 
 • J'i. -C. S. I,. 
 ». 
 
 ■ of th(! orilii 
 nlior with »1] 
 rs. iiuiHf I. 
 tcr the jirntliM 
 en a ro(-(i| • 
 
 • '■'•h. tit. I'l. 
 
 xTts arc l)()iiii 1 
 
 and j)Iac«' ,i 
 
 lUKi'uccl wit 
 
 I. ami f(» rioti; 
 
 'wiii<,' a (k'1,1 
 
 ila.vs when fl; 
 
 le iliiiiiii-ilc , 
 
 cctirt'ly tliM 
 
 l<'ii.!?iu-H, ami 
 
 r every aildi 
 
 jei<.~i>othi(M. 
 
 '•"nrf. It iiiii.«tp..ntain reasons 
 and detail.-, .s.. as t.. .liable tlu' 
 |-<»iirt to appreciate the fact.s- 
 It miiyf also he M;r,„.<l hy tho 
 .'.\|»erfs ,,r he in the lornr of a 
 
 335. The evidence of the 
 wifii..ise.- Miii-t he taken down 
 in writinj,', eertitie-l and ;in- 
 iie.xed to the report .d the 
 expert.-, and it inu.-t mention 
 whether the witne.-.-e.- are re- notarial original -Law iV..,' ,'" 
 
 '^"V'""-;' ;' to the parties, ter. „7 ; l^odf;; , . "v^ " 
 
 iiud in what dejrree. and whe- " ' ■• ■ .•."'riiie, 
 
 1 ther they are in the einplov of 
 I .ither party, or interested in 
 Mio suit. — ///I'/, .s. ,s,j. 
 
 336. (If all the experts 
 ■ irrce, they make ono and the 
 -line report, if not. eaeh of 
 'tie 111 make.s hin .separate re- 
 
 !'"il, il' he thinks proper. ) 
 
 "'■'I- I'iii", tit. \>l, art. I.!.— 
 I'"tliier. I'roc. 47. — 1 Conehot. 
 
 Montreal. If. .^ept. is.^o — Orj 
 I'i'17. art. 12. 
 
 338. ff the experts delay 
 "I- ret use to tile tf.eir report, 
 they may be suninioneil, with 
 the same delays a.s in onlinary 
 pro.'e.lnre, by a rule of ,;„urt 
 to shew eause why the V. should 
 not he cMidemned. and wen 
 held hyeoercive imprisonment, 
 to do .so.— C. 1». (".,,{2(). 
 
 339. Tho eonrt i.s not bound 
 to adopt the opinion of the o.x- 
 
 337. The report of the ex- 
 
 't^ mu.st be made on or perts n..r that'of a majority of 
 
 t"«e the day fixed by the them.-C. I'. (_'., ;i2;j 
 
 am not related or allied to, or 
 a servant or domestie of K. K.. 
 the plaintill, or <i. H.. the de- 
 I'endant, and that I am not 
 interested in tho event uf the 
 iau.se depending between them, 
 (or, // ii'itiKxt xiii/H h,' j«^ n(,,t,. 
 (/; what dejritc he ilrdarnH hint- 
 ">// t„ he ri'htte'l or nllifl /„ 
 '■ith'r and which •.: thi' p„rtir>,, 
 or what tiUiKition he hold» in. 
 the fiimilif „f either ,jf them,) 
 and I do also i^wear that the 
 evidence which I shall give 
 between the said parties before 
 the experts, {„r arbiter.-* or 
 arbitrators, «« the nine ,i,),i/ fx,) 
 named in the interloe'utoi-y 
 judgment pronounced by {here 
 
 -.1 !.t. ,,!^„i^ ,jj trie court), m 
 
 the .said eauKe, .shall be the 
 truth, the whole truth, and 
 ""thing but the truth: So help 
 I'le UoU. 
 
 2. 0/ re/erencen in mattent of 
 '/•■rouiit to accouiitanti and 
 
 /)rilr/ifi,,„t.,.if^ 
 
 340. In matters where ae- 
 eount.«i have to be rendered or 
 adjusted, or which re.juire eal 
 culations to be made, and in 
 matters of .separation of proper- 
 ty, or partition of eominunitv or 
 .succession the court may refer 
 the case to one or more per- 
 sons skilled in such matters; 
 and such persons are subject 
 to the rules above prescribed 
 concerning oxpert.s.— Such ac- 
 countants and practitioners 
 have tiie powers given to 
 experts by the foregoing arti- 
 cles, and arc bound Vj follow 
 the directions of the oourt • 
 and their reports are adopted' 
 homologated or rejected in the 
 same manner as reports of ex- 
 perts.— C. S. L. 0., c. 83, 8. 80. 
 
48 
 
 ARIUTR ATORS — r.KXKKAr. PHovrsrov.^, 
 
 § :'.. (tf iirhltrfitr 
 
 341. Tl 
 
 If I'ruirt iiiiiy. ipf it- 
 
 )I)fninir ,,f th.'ir r«"iif>rr 3 
 
 iiwii inotinn or iipon the 
 
 iiiiiili 
 
 tlu 
 
 • llli|ccf fl, fli 
 
 'iirt.— If tl 
 
 lev 
 
 • l< 
 
 tioTi nf (ni(. of tho |iarlic-, 'lt''»nn<l llii.x <ic]M>sif th.-y 1 
 
 imf 
 
 ca 
 
 rrfei' to till' <lcci><ion of iirt)itia 
 ti)r.- iiiiy case of ili^jiiitc lic- 
 twcf'ii relation., {•(iiiicrnin;; 
 paiiitioiis. or (ithir inatti-rs of 
 fm-t wlii.-li it is ililfifiilt for the 
 <'(»iirt to iijijireciati' ; and also 
 any other ease, if tlie jiartie.-- 
 eoii-ient to it. — Onl. l.'ilid. art. 
 H;'.. 1 Pi^'eaii. L'4H. 
 
 34:2. The proeediiig pro- 
 visions relating; to experts 
 apply to arhitrators. in so t'ar 
 iiH thc?y are eoni|patilile with 
 those of the present parajj;raj(li. 
 Nevertlu'lcss. arbitrators iummJ 
 not be sworn unless the order 
 appointing them rtMinires it. — ■ 
 I I'igeau. 21'.t. 
 
 343. Arbitrators can only 
 adjudieate uj)on the matter.s 
 .submitted to them. — They are 
 bound to observe the same for- 
 malities as experts in tlio 
 investii^afioii f t'aetf, aceor(l- 
 ing to artiele.s .'{."U and IVAd, 
 unless they are at the same 
 time appointed mediators, but 
 they are not Ijouml to give tho 
 reasoiKs of their decisi(jn. — Thev 
 cannot award eosts, unles.s the 
 eourt has empowered them to 
 do so. — 1 Pigeau, 248. 
 
 § 4. (r'inirul jir>,rinionif tippH- 
 cahlv tit th>- three prrvi-iliiKj 
 pnruijruphH. 
 
 344. [Experts, account- 
 ants, praititioners, and arbi- 
 trator."., sssay demand that the 
 amount of their remuneration, 
 costs and disbursements be 
 paid into court previously to I 
 
 a re.'ourse against all the par 
 ties to the suit jointlv an i 
 -everally.)- iJrowii'.V W allar, , 
 M 1,. <' Keports, I,s2. 
 
 345. The party wb.i in 
 tends to avail himself .if ;, 
 report of expert-, pracf it H.ner- 
 or aec'onntants must m.ike up 
 pii.-ation to have it reeeived 
 '""' it the (tppovite parfv 
 liesires to take aavaiitnge . ■ 
 any informalities or causes ■; 
 nullity therein, he must do 
 by a counter-application. 
 I'oth.. Proc. V, .~-t',,nir<i. ( ir.l 
 I*'77. tit. 21, art. 14. 
 
 346. If a report of expert- 
 practitioners or accountants i- 
 tree from informalities or can-- 
 es of nullity, it i.- received, t. - 
 gether with the deposition- 
 and document.s annexed, a- 
 part of the evidence in the 
 case.— ('. de I'aris, 1H4. 
 
 347. In the ease of mi 
 award of arbitrators, the \< n 
 intending to avail hiniselt ' . 
 it may a1)ply for it.s liomolog.i- 
 tion and for judgment in con- 
 formity with it. The other 
 party cannot oppose it except 
 by an application to have tin- 
 report declared inadmissible on 
 the ground of ^informality or 
 some other cause of nullity. 
 
 HEfTFON V. 
 Of Trial by Jury. 
 
 ? 1. PrrHrnin-iry praviaioH-i. 
 
 3'48. A trial by jury mav 
 be had in all actions founded 
 un debts, promises, or agree - 
 
 iiii'iit- of a 
 ■ itlicr bc'tv 
 •w.'cn tracb 
 iiid aUo ii 
 "overy of 
 
 ■: 'Ml per« 
 
 ' : i|ii '■trene 
 t i.:iiii-t mi: 
 
 I : I..C. Ue| 
 
 5 . S-' . •' 
 ■f . "' ,' ," 
 J ■ »in •!• ( od( 
 
 * ^.r,-.,,,, i:: 
 
 349. It 
 
 iidnn cit' ei 
 
 A hen the ,M 
 
 ';, suit e\ 
 
 liars, an 
 
 -iie^i raise 
 
 ; the case 
 
 ■1>\ 5 2. A- 
 
 350. Th 
 ■iilicr in th 
 •'ic pleas, o 
 1 lication to 
 
 ' iir days a 
 
 '.r. if tiiese 
 
 "lit of tern 
 
 may be mat 
 
 "f the neN 
 
 ni'fi'e be gii 
 
 party witiiii 
 
 i-^siie joined. 
 
 f'.P.L. 4<»4-5 
 
 ri, ;!,s. .'iy.— I 
 
 culation of i 
 
 tion cannot 
 
 five days aft. 
 
 351". The 
 
 and siuiinion 
 
 hereinafter 
 
 <'..c s;^. s. ;', 
 
 352. No 
 
 tixt'd until th 
 
 upon the mo 
 
 tion of the p 
 
 *>u\\i;, has as! 
 
 '■'•'•ts to be 
 
 'I"-' jnry, anc 
 
THTAf, BY .r-RV. 
 
 49 
 
 rnont-' nf a inorcantilr nafiirc, 
 I'ithor bcfwccn trailer," or h(>- 
 I rvvfi'M trailtTs ami iiuii-trailcrs ; 
 j aiiii hN<i in all oiits t'nr flif 
 
 rt'"iivfry 'if ilaiiia'^cs rt'-iiiltiiii' 
 [tr'im iii'r«iinal wrdiiu^, or 
 
 t'rniM iitfi'iicc'x c«r ((iia>i'i.tri'in't'« 
 
 [ airaiiisf movcaltlM |ir>>|i(>rtv. — 
 
 I.. ('. i{.>|.. }(!(>._('. S. [,". ('.. 
 
 .-. -^i;. >■. Jti. -P. (".!,.. ;;i;i..J 
 (Siiir'c ( 'ikIc.) Fnltiiii rv.Sf"- 
 icn-mi. I.'! I,. ('. Jurist. I \2. 
 
 349. It is hi,, I at flif 
 (pptiMii ut' citlicr .,f' tlic partif.H, 
 wlifti flif aiiiiiiiiit ,-laiiiii'iI liv 
 the suit cxi-immIs two liuiiclri'il 
 ■ li>llars. ami i.nly ii|miii tlx' 
 i-siics raiscil ii|iiiii tin- iiicrifs 
 "f till' caHi'.— ('.S.F,.('.. .'. s;!. 
 s. Jti § 2. A s. •_".!.— (MM... 4'.i|. 
 
 350. The ii|ifii)ii is niailc 
 i'IiIht in the liechiration or in 
 thf pleas, or by a .«|iefiftl ap- 
 plication to the court within 
 four (lays after issue joined. 
 nr. if these four days expire 
 "lit of term, tlie ajijilication 
 may he made on the lirst day 
 I'f the next term. pro\ i lell 
 niiti'e h(> j^iven to the opposite 
 party within four days after 
 i-siie joine<l.— ()4 K. of" I'rae.— 
 C.P.L. 4!»4-J.—ti, Jurist p. 115- 
 '5, .'.H, ;-;•). — If there is no nrtj- 
 culation of faet.«, the in.«erip- 
 tion cannot fake j)laoe until 
 five (lays after issue .joined. 
 
 351. The .jury i.s eomjiosed 
 and summoned in the manner 
 hereinafter provided.— (".S.L. 
 i'..c s:>,. ^. ;io._('.F.L.. 49;{. 
 
 352. Xo trial hy jury is 
 fixed until the eourt or judge, 
 upon the motion .and sugu-c.-^- 
 tiiin of the party elaiming''the 
 ■;inie, ha;* assigned the fact or 
 facts to be imiuired into by 
 tli« jury, and has decided all 
 
 H. 
 
 i^<nes rai.'»e(l reHpectini; fhe 
 'luality of the parties. r.S.l,. 
 ''•• c. "*'•>. s. •2'.K :',\. 
 
 353. Kaeh party must fur- 
 ni-^h the jildije with a state- 
 ment of the facts which he 
 ■ousiders oiiirht to he sub- 
 mitted to the jury. — //././ .^ 
 
 ;!I. ' ■ 
 
 354. The assii;nment of the 
 facts may, however, bo dis- 
 pensed with, by c(.nsent in 
 writiujr of all the parties to 
 the .suit. — ('..-;.L.(" .s ; 
 .12. 
 
 355. The trial must be had 
 at the plae,. where the suit i.s 
 brought, unless, for suflicient 
 cause, tlie eourt or judge 
 '•niers that it shall be had 
 ill another district; and in 
 -inch case the verdict is return- 
 ed with the record to the place 
 where the <uit was commenced. 
 
 356. In any .suit for dam- 
 ages brought again.st a public 
 otfiv-er by reason of any illegal 
 act done by him in the per- 
 formance of his functions, he 
 may apply to have the trial 
 take place in another di.strict, 
 upon .shewing that the case 
 cannot be tried impartially and 
 without prejudice in the di'strict 
 in which the suit is brought. 
 — This application may be 
 granted either by the court or 
 by a judge, and the venue 
 changed accordingly. — ('. S. J,. 
 €., c. ,S,j, a. 2H; e. 101, h. .i, § .J.' 
 
 Of thi' Jnri/. 
 
 357. The i)roth()notaiy of 
 the superior court in each 
 district is bound to make a list 
 of the persons qualified to 
 serve as jurors in civil causes, 
 
f 
 
 6(i 
 
 TklAI. HY JIRY 
 
 l>.v takiinjfioin rlic li-t ,|,.|M,..i( 
 *-<i ill hi.x ..Hi.-,. ,,f |„.rf..ii:^ 
 '|i'i'li(ii'(|. a.-c.r.liin; t.. lli.. 
 t'TiiiH .,(• f|„. .^tatiitf. to ,.('rvf 
 "»■< Kiaii.l jiir..iM ill .Tiitiiiiai 
 <•"-'•■'. an. I ill the ..r.l.r in 
 wiihli lli,.y tluMi an-, till, names 
 "1 all |MT.-.iii.- nwi.ljiij, witliin 
 H <Ji.«fan.-(. ,,1 five l..a;;ii.'s (r-iiii 
 tilt' .•.,„ii._27 an.l 2S Viet., c 
 ".^- '.». : I. -'. 
 
 358. The qualificatidii re 
 <|"iiii'(i t'.,r Mi.-h jiin.rs is that 
 IIk'.v must !..■ iiia'lcs.,1' t„|| a^r,. 
 l>r"l.ri,.t.„> „r real i^rupeity uf 
 
 Uw HSSISS.'.I vallK! (,f tw.. 
 
 Mi'-iifun.! tlMJlurs, ..r tt-iuints ..f 
 
 real propiMty oi the ass.-s,.,! 
 
 annual value .,f tw.. hiin.|i<'(l 
 
 '•••liars. * in .-ities .ir t..wiis ..f 
 
 'it least twenty thcM uul s„ul> ; 
 
 luid in any other i.tuti,,:j„i!ifies 
 
 they muHt be cw>(m-> of real 
 
 property, of Hi. ,i-m-.> •< i value 
 
 of one thou«ii.!<i (Lijiurs,! or 
 
 tenants ..1 real pfoj. rty of the 
 
 assessed annual value of one 
 
 hun.lied dollars.^ Any justi.-o 
 
 "i the peace nmy be a juror,— 
 
 Jl'i'f, s. 2. § 2, ;{. 
 
 _ 359. Persons cannot be 
 jurors : 
 
 i- Who have not the qualili- 
 cations and conditions reijuired 
 by the two preceding articles; 
 
 '' Who are afHictcl with 
 
 palible with th. .lis.-harire ..t 
 
 the iJiities ..f a ji./.ir. 
 
 '•>. Whoarearre-ii.-.|„r under 
 
 •"•il upon a.har/<e of tTmrnm 
 
 or leloiiy. or who hav.r been 
 eoiivirted thereof. 
 
 ». Who are aliens, except in 
 cases where, according; t.. law 
 one half „f (he jury must b." 
 c.iiij.ose.l of aliens.— //,,,/ « - 
 5 •>. 
 
 360. The fol low injf person < 
 •"" <;xempt fabsolutelv] from 
 ••"■iviii ,' .IS jurors : 
 
 -Members of the clerjjy ; 
 
 <il, i,r „j till ini.iti, or .,/" tf,. 
 houxr .,/ i„mii,>,iiH ,,/ CuHidii, 
 or iieiH'.Hi in Ik, , ,„'i,l,,y „j- fill 
 
 ;/oVer>iiiunt of' r„uiii/o. 
 
 Vic. c. 
 
 blindness, deafness or any 
 other physical infirmity incoin- 
 
 * Xow three hundred dol- 
 lars r>2 Vict. c. 22, s. 2, Stat, 
 ot Q. 
 
 t Now fifteen hundred dol- 
 lars. — If,i((. I 
 
 I Now one hundred and fifty I 
 dollars.— /iu^. "^ ! 
 
 '• «'. § 2. Stat, of (^.i 
 Members of the executive 
 council, „f the legislative 
 council, or of the legislative 
 assembly (.,/ (^u,/,.r, or y,< ,-.o», 
 III t/u iiiiploii of th> yorrrnment 
 of Ciiiiiiifa.—.',2 \'ic., c. 22 s 
 J, § ;>, Stat, of q.) 
 
 I'ractising advocates and 
 attorneys ; 
 
 Prothonotaries, clerks of the 
 peace, and clerks of the circuit 
 court; and tin ihric, trrn^urcr, 
 <iiul other iiiiiuiviitul ofiiiirn of' 
 the c It leu of Quebec „nd Mon- 
 trial.— [Vl Vic, c. 22, s. 5, ? b, 
 Stat, of Q.) 
 I Sheriffs and cor.)ners; 
 
 Uflicers of her majesty's 
 courts ; 
 
 Gaolers and keepers of 
 houses of correction; 
 
 Oflicors of the army or navy, 
 on full pay ; 
 
 Pilots duly licensed; 
 Schoolmasters not exercising 
 any other profession; 
 
ociites anJ 
 
 TRtAf. ny ji Rr. 
 
 nm 
 
 51 
 
 f All p.T-f.ns oiiipl..yr.| ill II,,. 
 niiiiiiii:i (if railwii.v train-. ] 
 
 Tho rnl|i.will;{ IKTSoli^ ;i I .• 
 
 r\fin|pt from .■'trviii;; a"" jiiidrK 
 jinivi-iid tli<v liitvc *;;ivi.fi 
 n.iti.f i.f thtir iiit"iitii.ii (.. 
 il.iiiii Mii-li f\cin|>fi.iri in tlif 
 iii.iimfr |.r..vir|(.(l \,y t|,e at 
 :-: \ 2S Vict., ,.. 'ji, .. ;; : 
 rriiis (>l)iir.-if is virtiiallv i-.. 
 j.-'aii'ii li_v .'!:.' \'ic. c. 2J, sV, •_' A 
 
 .''. Stilt, of 1^.. which |,|;, , , ,,|| 
 
 t'.v.-in|itioiH oil th(« vnn,.- foot 
 I'tTMiiii- hIh.vo .-i.xfy v.'iirs of 
 
 All porsiiii!! in th. civil 
 M'lvicf (if the jyvfiiiincnt, 
 iirlintr iiii.l.'f ini|p.Tial or pro 
 viti.-iul appointUK-iit ; 
 
 • Mlic'tTM i)f tlif customs : 
 
 I'tTsoMs iMnployeil in the 
 pill. lie ot}i(-i's ; 
 
 I'lMXins in thf .-■.Mvirf of the 
 
 post ollici' ; 
 
 All persfinf who have hccn 
 in military .service for a period 
 "f .•^••vcn years. (This and thf 
 four I'recedinff eliiii.ses uro now 
 Jihro^ateil hv 'A'2 \'ic. e. •>'' 
 Stat, of (^.) 
 
 Physicians', .surgeons, and 
 iipothecarie."' ; 
 
 <'ashiers, tellers and lu'ponnt- 
 nnts of ineiirporated bank.s; 
 
 Ma.sters and crews of .steam- 
 boats, {il„iin,j th>- n,„s„ii „/• 
 niiri<i„t;.,u. — .'!2 Vic. c. 23, si. 
 ■''• § l.>, Stat, of Q.) 
 
 All persons einplovcd in the 
 woi Icing of grist-iiiilfs: 
 
 iMrenien and volunteers, — 
 -'" A- 28 Vic, c. 41, 8. '^.~ 
 
 'irtirr iiii/ltiii."~- :,J Vic, r. 'J' 
 ■■. .■>. § 17, .'<tiit. of ii.*) 
 
 361. Tho li.tt (if jurors for 
 'ivil fa.^es is revised from lime 
 fo time hy the prothonofiirv 
 ,ic,.,.r>lihg to th,. li.Mt of jjriind 
 jurors for criminal caceK, hv 
 •striking out the nnniex of de'- 
 '•ea.xed. iihsent or di->|ualilied 
 per.xons ami ad lini; the names 
 of new personal ualitied to serve 
 as jurors, |andal.so l,y striking 
 "lit the names of *a|| thone 
 whom the sherifl" returns in 
 any ease pending a- dead, 
 alisenf. or in ompetent. or who 
 are declare I by the court to 
 be so. ] — //ji'l, s'. <». § I. 
 
 } .'{. ()t t/ii Hf„ri,,l lint inn/ t/lr 
 itn'l.-iii;/ itf t/,i ^, .,/,</. 
 
 362. rile com t. Upon motion 
 of either td' the parties, may 
 tix <i day tor striking the panel, 
 and another day for the trial, 
 cither in term or in vacation, 
 and may order tin; summoning 
 of a jury to try the issues" 
 either at the place where tho 
 court is held or iti any other 
 district, according to circum- 
 stances, and may. in the latter 
 case, order the re(;ord lo be 
 sent to the prothoiiotary u( the 
 court in such district C. S. 
 
 L. ('.. .-. 83, 
 K. of Irac. 
 
 ss. '2i, 
 
 .~t>4 
 
 e. 8/. {For th 
 
 * To the above list are now 
 added " registrars." and '-the 
 person.s mentioned in sec 2.'f 
 of the act 4 it 5 Vie. e. 'JO," viz. 
 Member^ of the council and 
 
 '' n-'ird board of arbitrat 
 
 ion o 
 
 f tht 
 
 cotunteerH" in noir Muhntituted Montreal board of trade.— 32 
 
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 "jHcern, non - fom/ninxioneU Vic c. 22, s. 5, §§ ly, 21, Stat. 
 
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 of-iiit t((M.f II iiior- tarv. of tli 
 
 raiifilf iiafiirc, tliu jiinirs to lie tl 
 xiiminoncl are taken an. I 
 
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 soloctcil ,,nlv froni 
 tin 
 
 366. Aft 
 
 aniun<;.<t >iiii'li rnofiuM h\ lli 
 l-r,-o„H siM-akin- tl„. r,- j„.|-(.. th,. |,rnt|,..n..'t 
 
 'inircil Iaii<;iia;.'('. wliu 
 •I'-^it^nafcil in tin; .jiiiv-list 
 tnordianf.s or traders, ami i 
 tl 
 
 er the jrraiili 
 
 e Coll 
 aiv 
 
 re from the list of Jurors j 
 
 or 
 
 0d hv 
 
 I'rae. 
 
 injc of 
 
 rt or 
 
 takes 
 
 •■ eivil 
 
 e order in whieh liiev stand f 
 
 as HI alters. 
 
 n 
 
 eoMinieti'-inL' with tin 
 
 iiaiiM; of the first juror I 
 
 upon the list; ami in 
 
 ■ase 
 
 folh 
 
 wliere une of the parties is not finHude-l in tl 
 
 ia\ in;; 
 
 <|iiaiilieation8, 
 
 win:; that of the l.ist juror 
 
 hi' reiiuire(| 
 
 luid oiijeits t<» a jury last p 
 
 a tradi 
 
 eoinposed wholly of trad 
 
 the 
 
 that 
 
 u" special list 
 •vioiisly made] the 
 
 eourt or jiidiic may ord( 
 
 one half only of the jury list, I 
 
 liiines nf forty-eiiriif junir^ 
 'lose namt;s are first on th« 
 
 ul 
 
 )iiiposed of trader 
 
 th 
 
 )ist the ninnh 
 
 -If 
 
 eai 
 
 iii\in;;. in the sj.eeial 
 
 <'re are not upon the jury- j f|iiireil 
 
 <'s, the 'inidifieations re- 
 
 ler of nierehant.s ■ of t! 
 
 » irdiii}.' to the ord< 
 
 or traders that oiii,'ht to I 
 inmioned to form the jury, ( 
 le special list is complete. i hy 
 
 taking other names from the 
 jiiry-list in the order here- 
 
 si 
 th 
 
 inak( 
 
 (le court or jud"-» 
 
 and 
 
 "■pe.'ial list thereof, t( 
 
 >nn part of the record in th 
 
 case. — (' 
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 r.i. 
 
 inhef 
 28 V 
 «. II. 
 
 .re preseril.ed. — 27 and! 367. I 
 
 HIaeksfone. ;!.)S 
 
 41, fs. 9. § .{.— 
 
 le. 
 
 364. I 
 
 41 
 
 |)on tl 
 
 poll the dav ami at 
 
 §§ 4, .".. : the hour fi.xed for striking tl.. 
 paii.d, tlie parties must attend 
 
 of either of th 
 
 «o application ' for that purpose at the proti 
 
 parties, if the iiofarv'.s oflice _(;<» 
 [r'^'*'' ]'"'*-V':'^''' "''f ''''i'-'t. Knle'of Practi.-e. 
 th 
 
 lo- 
 
 ud 71, 
 
 ■nt or judge may order 368. Kaeh party strik 
 
 I' jury to 1 
 
 eiusiyely of pet 
 the Freiicli 1 
 
 le com 
 
 sons 
 
 posed 
 
 e.\- 
 
 alt 
 
 ornately from tlio sp 
 
 es 
 iai 
 
 speaking list prepared l.v the luoth 
 language or of tary the name of o.'e of th( 
 
 ono- 
 
 per.sons speaking the Knglish j 
 
 luiguage. If the panics are tl 
 
 ersoiis therein designated, ti 
 
 <»f dilferont origins, and one of 
 
 them demand." 
 
 ilirdiiitiltf I 
 
 judge 
 
 IHf/Ull , 
 
 th 
 
 le number of twelye each, 
 paraphing each name struok 
 
 names 
 
 a Jtiiy (/f out, an<l the twenty-four 
 
 court or then rei 
 
 naiiiinir 
 
 Tders the jury to he panel fr.un wl 
 
 composed in e.jual nuiuher.'* of 
 
 persons speaking the French „_ ...„.„.— u 
 
 language and of jiersims speak- :i;)[K~'27 itTHVic-! 
 
 jurors who are to .sery 
 case are taken.— 3 lilaekst 
 
 form the 
 
 lieh the twehc 
 
 e in the 
 
 one 
 
 ing the English lai 
 
 //'i(f. SS 
 
 SS I. 
 
 iguago — § y. 
 
 c. 41. 
 
 365. Th 
 
 fisiiu 
 be 
 
 f motion for (he ' 3(5 
 tl 
 
 369. In th 
 
 e ease of articles 
 
 ao 
 
 rt tiay lor trial must strik 
 
 and .'U)4, neither nart 
 
 y can 
 
 companie<l with a depo.'-it (I 
 
 c out the names of more 
 
 in the hands of the pnithoiiy- i^rnch 
 
 nin SIX persons sjieaking the 
 aiiguage iiur more 
 
 tails to at 
 "f strikin 
 thiinotary 
 iiaiiies fro 
 his hehalf 
 prescribed 
 
 article I 
 
 —71 Rule 
 371 [1 
 dt'inunUed 
 to proceed 
 I the oppiisi 
 adopt the 
 ings for 
 or may ol 
 (•()urt or a 
 case for p 
 indicated 
 proof.] 
 
 § 4. 0/ the * 
 
 372. A 
 
 is formed ii 
 ."tribed intl 
 the protho 
 the jiarty m 
 writ of Vt, 
 name of th 
 by such 
 scaled witl 
 court, orde 
 s'uininon th 
 sons whose 
 I'iinel ; and i 
 is annexed I 
 l'ractice,p. 
 
 373. Th 
 
 sutiunoned 
 before the 
 
TRIAL BY JCRV, 
 
 53 
 
 than Mix |i«.'r.-'oiiM sjieakiii^^ the 
 Kn;;lisli lan^uagt'.or the ruitiies 
 of iiiDre than .-ix trader.-* or 
 non-traderti, as the i-a-<e may 
 l>.!.— 27 A 2.S Vio., c. 41, g. y 
 j 10. 
 
 370. if either of the partiei* 
 tailf to attend for the fnirpose 
 uf ittrikirif^ the panel, the pro- 
 fhcnotary may strike twelve 
 iiaine." from the .spei-ial li.-t iiii 
 hi- hehalf. ohxervini,' the rules 
 }ires.Tibed in the preceding 
 article — Liifh's Practice, 4i7. 
 — 71 Rule of Practice. 
 
 371 [If the party who ha.* 
 demanded a trial l>y jury fails 
 to proceed upon his demand, 
 the opposite party may either < 
 adopt the necessary proceed- ! 
 irigs for summoning a jury 
 or may obtain leave from the I 
 court or a judge to inscribe the [ 
 case for proof in the manner 
 indicated in the chai)ter on ' 
 proof.] 
 
 §4. Oj the gummoninij nf juror ». 
 
 372. As soon as the panel 
 i* formed in the manner pre- 
 scribed in the preceding section, 
 the prothonotary delivers to 
 the party who applies for it a 
 writ of \\nir>' FnriuM, in the- 
 name of the sovereign, signed 
 bv such prothonotary and 
 sealed with the seal of the 
 (-•ourt, ordering the sheriff to 
 summon the twenty-four per- 
 sons who.Me names compose the i 
 panel ; and a copy of such panel 
 Y annexed to the writ.— Lush's ' 
 Practice, p. 173.— 3 Blackstone, \ 
 
 373. The jurors must be i 
 "ummoned at least four days , 
 before the day fixed for the i 
 
 trial.— ('. .S. L. C, e. 84, s. 44. 
 
 17 ic 2h Vic., c. 41, 
 
 tf. 
 
 374. liic .-hcritl" is not 
 botuul to leave a copy of the 
 writ of \'inirf Fill inn with 
 each person, but merely a notice 
 under his signature, summon- 
 ing him in virtue of such writ 
 to appear upon the liay and at 
 , the hour fixed for the trial.— 
 I This notice must give the 
 , names of the parties to the 
 case, the names, occupation 
 and residence of the person 
 summoned as a juror, the day, 
 place and hour fixed for the 
 trial, the summons to appear 
 as juror, the date of the writ 
 of lV;ii/y FiirliiM, the date of 
 the notice, and the signature 
 of the officer to whom the writ 
 is addressed. 
 
 375. A return of service of 
 such writ must be made in the 
 same manner as that of ordin- 
 ary summonses. 
 
 § 5. 0/ the j'i,rmation of the 
 jurj/, und of chaUt-ngeH. 
 
 I 376. On the day fixed for 
 
 I the trial, the persons summon- 
 
 I ed as juror,- must appear at 
 
 the appointed hour, at the 
 
 place where the court is hold, 
 
 i under a penalty not exceeding 
 
 [twenty-five dollars,] which 
 
 may be immediately imposed 
 
 by the court, and is levied by 
 
 the sheritt' on the goods and 
 
 chattels of the person so fined ; 
 
 and in default of sufficient 
 
 goods and chattels, >uch person 
 
 m.iy be il^lpri^olled for a period 
 
 not exceeding fifteen days. — 
 
 The court may, however, for 
 
 good cause shewn, reduce or 
 
 II 
 
54 
 
 rniAi. BY .njRY. 
 
 f lit 
 
 mil' 
 
 ontiroly roinif such poniiltv or 
 nnpri.xoninonf. — 27 A 28 Vjc 
 c. 41, .«. II, § 2. 
 
 377. As sdon as the case in 
 called on the appoinlerl .lay 
 the writ of Vmirr F„ri„^ "jJ 
 rotnrne.l, and after the juror'- 
 summoned have been called 
 and a nuffieient number to form 
 a jury are in attendance, either 
 party may challenge the array 
 either on the ground that the 
 officer to whom the Venire 
 t(iriai> was addressed is in- 
 terested or concerne<i in the 
 «uit. or on the ground of such i 
 causes of nullity as may bo I 
 found in the summoning of the I 
 
 ! following the order in whi- 
 they appeai- r,n the panel, ur 
 
 jurors or the making up of the 
 
 lists or panel C. S. L C c 
 
 S;}'/;'*^— ^ A'-'^hboId Practice,' 
 204-7. — Kennedy, on Jury 
 Trials, 101.— ;{ Klackstono, .359 
 — C. P. L., 497, 500. 501. 
 
 378. This challenge must 
 bo in writing, stating the 
 causes of nullity relied upon, 
 and must conclude by demand 
 ing that the panel be quashed 
 —Arch bold, 207. 
 
 379. The presiding judge 
 decides the challenge, and 
 •nay. if necessary, order the 
 facts ui)on which it is based to 
 bo substantiated on oath.— 
 Ilnd, 208. 
 
 380. If tho challengo is 
 pronounced to l)e valid, the 
 party who applied for a trial 
 by jury must obtain the issuing 
 of another Venire Fneins. 
 
 381. If there is no chal- 
 lenge to the array, or if such 
 challenge is overruled, the 
 prothonotary, in order to form 
 the jury, proceeds to the 
 calling and swearing of twelve 
 of the persons summoned, 
 
 less the judge orders otherwi.,, 
 
 I saving the ca.ses mentioned -i 
 
 article :5!).'?._(^, S I (' p s'r 
 
 s. 4.•^ ■ •■'•*' 
 
 382. Kithcr of the parlie.. 
 
 : may challenge for cause anv 
 person called to f„rm part /■ 
 tliejury, before such person i.j 
 sworn.—S niackstone, .359.- 
 
 ; C. P. L., ■>{){). ' 
 
 I 383. The causes of ch.il . 
 i lenge to the polls are eitho- 
 I principal or to tho favor. -^ 
 j An-hbold, 205.-.3 Blackstone. 
 
 r,„r u ,. '^^'^ ''^''""^ «f princi- 
 I pal challenge are : I 
 
 1. Want of qualification ofl 
 the person summoned ;~C 
 L C, c. 84, s. 22..-K;nnedv,| 
 95. — Archbold, 202. ' 
 
 2. Relation or affinity with! 
 one of the parties, to th/ 
 degree of co.:r; -erman inch.;! 
 s.vely ;_Arc. , 205-6. 
 
 ^.;. In^re. tho suit, 
 
 4 That he has examined i 
 into the matter in dispute as i 
 an arbitrator named by one of 
 tho parties; — //>,-,/. ' 
 
 J). That one of the partio! i 
 ha. wrought upon the juror 
 and give him money or othor 
 things ,n order to obtain a 
 verdict in his hivor ;— /hid 
 
 6. That the juror is 'in- 
 famous, or attainted of felonv 
 or convicted of perjurv.- 
 Archbold ct Kennedy, lor.\-it. 
 385. Jurors mav be chal- 
 lenge.I for causes of lessor 
 importance, which indicate' a 
 P"obability or give rise to « 
 suspicion that they are biased 
 in favor of or against one of the 
 
TRIAL RV JfRV. 
 
 55 
 
 fiirtio", ami siioh chullorijfes 
 lr.> f.. the fnvor.— Archhold, 
 lor.— K»'im<Mly, <JS. 
 
 386. I'riniM|ial phaII«»n£jt!.H 
 ^r^' tricil \,y the court : chal- 
 r'nii;<v to tlic favor iiro trieil in 
 iif inimner herointirtcr ex- 
 ^l.-iinci. — Ar<'hl„,l(|. 2117-8. 
 
 387. If fwojuror.M or more 
 |:ivi' filremly been sworn, thov 
 TV all challenjifea to the favor • 
 ■■ two have not been Hworn! 
 Ihi' court appoints two (Hs-' 
 nttTesf(.(! pers(.ns. who are 
 
 |w..rn to try tlie cliallenKo 
 ^npurtially. and who, tojjethor 
 hth the Hrat juror sworn, if 
 Ine has been sworn, decide 
 h'i'u it, and upon any other 
 IfL-illengos, until two jurors 
 lave been sworn.— Arohbold, 
 p"*i—. '! BInckstone.. ■!«.!. 
 
 388. Thojuror himself mav 
 be examined on oath as to the 
 kiatter of the challenge, pro- 
 fidcd it does not tend to his 
 
 li.-honor or discredit Areli- 
 
 kr.ld, 208.— ;{ lilackstono, .S«i4 
 -('. I>. L., 509. 
 
 389. A challenge founded 
 h'"" 'I judicial condemnation 
 pust be aeccmpanied with an 
 Authentic cortitieato of such 
 piii'lcinnation. I 
 
 390. In cases of a mercan- i 
 lilc nature, the names of the ' 
 fcioreliantsor traders summon- 
 VI as jurors must be called j 
 prsf, and if they are not in i 
 liiflK'ient number, the jurv is i 
 fciMiiplt.tcd from among 'the 
 >thcr persons summoned.— 27 
 ^'I'l 2.S Vie., c. 41. s. 9. § II. ; 
 
 391. If several of the jurors 
 |iimm..nod are challenged or 
 ["• t" attend, so that the 
 humher of twelve duly quali- 
 P'xl jurors cannot be completed, 
 
 the court or sitting judge m.ay, 
 upon consent of the parties! 
 but not otherwise, order the 
 sheriff or the otlicer arfing in 
 (lis stea.!, to make up the 
 number by taking forthwith 
 |roin among the persons present 
 in court the re(|uisite num- 
 ber of individuals (jualitied to 
 serve as jurors; but the jury 
 cannot be wholly composed of 
 'n/r^, and if all the jurors 
 summoned fail t<i atten<l, or 
 are lawfully challenged, the 
 
 trial cannot then proceed. C 
 
 S. L. C, c. 84. s. 4«.— Arch- 
 bold, 190-1.— .S lilackstono, -16.5 
 — ('. P. L.. .M.'i.~27 A- 2h Vic " 
 0. 41. s. 9. § 1,{. 
 
 392. When a juror called 
 i.« not challenged, or the chal- 
 lenge is overruled, ho must 
 bo sw(;in to try the matter at 
 issue, and to give his verdict 
 in a just and impartial manner, 
 
 according to the evidence 
 
 C. P. L., 514. 
 
 § 6. Of thp procperlinfft he/ore 
 
 393. Two days at least 
 
 I before that fixed for the trial 
 
 [ by jury oach of the parties 
 
 ! must, under a sealed cover, 
 
 deliver to the- prothonotary' 
 
 for the use of the judge who is 
 
 to preside at the trial, n factum 
 
 or case, containing a statement 
 
 of the tacts of the case and the 
 
 authorities which ho cites in 
 
 support of his pretensions.— 
 
 72 R. of Practice.— Archbold, 
 
 190. 
 
 394. After the return of 
 the Ventre Facian, on the day 
 fixed for the trial, if neither 
 party appears, the jurors are 
 
 ' i - 
 
 M 
 
*i'' '? 
 
 
 ill 
 
 M 
 
 TRUI, By JThV. 
 
 diHcharKcl ; if the plHintitr th 
 
 ai.pcar.- ,u,d the defendant all .,th 
 
 evidence addiieed ami 
 
 makes default 
 
 i-iifh default ti.ine.l th 
 
 er jirdoeedin^.H m 
 
 1. recorded and the plaintiff lieu of unv hill 
 
 in a 
 
 .V proceed <.r ,,„rt,.~ If the hv eifl 
 
 plaintit! alone fails t 
 
 le 
 
 •rein, and .xtand- 
 except i. 
 
 of 
 
 r of the parties ag 
 
 liif default 
 
 'J apj.ear. the evidence adduced, or 
 
 ai? 
 
 ji'd^i 
 
 recorded, and trial, which hill 
 
 uent of nonsuit is entered he |ii,.,j. _//,,-,/ 
 
 "h'ainst him, with costs u, th 
 defendant. — 7;^ K. of p 
 
 " can no loin 
 .'{,0. 
 
 Archhold. IHlt, 1 
 
 rac. 
 
 -1 
 
 395. The pi 
 
 iM). 
 
 399. When the witm 
 •annot attend hefore the cou- 
 
 th 
 
 "t any time hefore 
 wi t h d raw from cou rt 
 •lis suit, and a lik( 
 
 plaintift inayalso, ni 
 
 ver(Jict, 
 
 andon ■ must be nhtainedand 
 
 eir evidence may betake 
 cans of a commission for ' 
 examination of witnesses, w hi 
 execii'.- 
 in the manner prescribed 
 I the section eoncerniuf,' sii 
 j commissions, a-id mus-t i 
 I returned before the jury ; I, 
 I mi Huch commission can i>M 
 l'<)r the examination of w; 
 nessses who are within 
 circuit in which the jury triv 
 takes place, unless with M\ 
 consent of both parties, wliis 
 is entered in the record.— /6iii 
 ss. 10J-t)-7. 
 400. Mhen the facta to 
 
 iKi a like jud^'men 
 of nonsuit, with costs, is rend- 
 ered against him bv the judge 
 — "•« '.'. of J'rac— '] Arch bold, 
 lyr. 211, 212. 
 
 396. No paper can be read 
 to the jury without leave from 
 the judge; and if it be not 
 authentic it niu.st tirst be 
 proved. 
 
 397. The witnesses give 
 their evidence orally, in pre- 
 sence of the jury, and the jud.'e 
 
 thus adduced, of all (,ral ad- 
 missions, and of all exceptions 
 taken or objections made orallv 
 in court. The.se notes are read : a..s,.„ 
 
 that may be found therein t!rl • ^^ "it"r<'J,'» 
 
 C. S. L.C..C H-A 1 U 07 r "''"" 'I'-ti'-i.lated faor- 
 
 naa A y ' '• ^'^^^ an.swers to whir-h are t.ker, 
 
 398. A fair copy of such either orallv in l. 
 
 notes IS made (.ut bv the nrn ,.f ! ■ ^ "'® Jtresonrt 
 
 thonotary, and af^er hfi. "r . ,.' •'""'-'' '*' '" ^'"'^'"g '" ^' 
 
 certified ';;y the i^^ ^^^5 f-l^'^-tary's office.-y^;./. 
 
 .)roof is limited to the fart 
 thus snbi.----l._//,,v/, 8. ;{|. 
 
 4:01. When, upon ! Se writi 
 ten consent cf the paraes, M 
 assignment of facts by tl' 
 
 of record, and in case of 
 
 i.s filed lOo. 
 
 is held to be the true record of 
 
 ppealj 403. [Th 
 
 e plaintiflF tirsl 
 
 opens Lis case, and add 
 
 UCft 
 
TRIAL BT JrRT. 
 
 67 
 
 |« ovidonco. — The dpfendant 
 >.Tt prococtlx with hi." tleffino, 
 ninij the option of addrc.-- 
 Iiiit »ho jury cither hot'oio or 
 Tt>T iiddiii'tioii of hi.' t'vidfii.-(>. 
 -The |il,aintitl' i.-< ufterwurd.-' 
 ntitled to rejily, but if he ad- 
 
 |iic-e,x evidonec a rel)iittal, the 
 cffiiilant may coiiinienf ii|m>i) 
 jjtli evidence before tiio replv 
 " the |.laintitf.] — 1 Ar>-hbold, 
 
 l»l. I!l,x 
 
 404. When each p.irty 
 la- -fj'tvd hi.s ease ami a. I 
 liii'ed his evidence, the j.id;^e. 
 
 he deein.« it necessary, 
 liiriis u]i the evidence to the 
 Viry. ~ Ihid, 195, — .J Hluck- 
 >ne, .'!7."). 
 
 405. If either party r.b- 
 ects to the jii l;rp\< ehar^^e. 
 "le judge must, either imme- 
 
 liately or as soon as ho con- 
 veniently can, reduce to writ- 
 
 tiK the portion of his charge 
 
 n,ich is objecte<l t(», nien- 
 lioiiing the objectictn made, 
 knd what is thus written. 
 kfter being signed by the 
 |udge, forms part of the re- 
 
 ord in the ease.— C. S. L. C. 
 
 ". Of the provinces nf jurhje 
 fiiid Juri/. 
 
 406. It is the province of 
 Ine judge to declare whether 
 Ihere is any evidence and 
 
 whether that evidence i.s legal, 
 »»J it if- that of the jury to 
 'iiy whether the evidence ad- 
 mitted is sufficient.— 2 Powell, 
 Practice of Law, Of .Jury' 
 P^"!'" I, p. I-,. 
 
 407. The jury finds the 
 lac't^ but must be guided by 
 phe directions of the judge up 
 
 regards the law.— /6i«/, Rule 
 
 5 8. Of /fir mdirt. 
 
 408. If the jury, when 
 ;'l":n-gcd with the case, cannot 
 immediately agree upon a 
 verdict, they must retire to a 
 place set Rj.art for them, in 
 charge of some bailitT aj)point- 
 ed by the court (,r judge, until 
 f hey lire ready to render their 
 verdict.— The cr)urt or judge 
 niay. however, in such case, and 
 hIso during the trial, permit 
 
 them to depart for the night, sub- 
 ject to the obligation of attend- 
 ing again on the next following 
 .juridical <lay. - 1 Archbold, 
 1 !•". 
 
 409. If the jurors fail so to 
 attend again, they are liable 
 •'> the penalties attached to 
 contempt of court, without 
 prejudice to the recourse of the 
 parties against them for dam- 
 ages. 
 
 410. The jury niav, at any 
 time, even after the summing 
 up by the judge, but in his 
 presence and with his per- 
 mission, in open court, ex- 
 amine again the witnesses 
 Hiready heard ; they may also 
 ask tao opinion of the judge 
 upon any questions of law 
 
 which present themselves 
 
 Kennedy, 49. 
 
 411. The agreement of nine 
 of the twelve jurors is sufficient 
 to return a verdict. — C ,■•! L 
 C, c. 83, s. 26, § ;i. 
 
 * Reasonable skill, due 
 diligence and gross negligence 
 are questions for the Jury. 
 
58 
 
 fif: 
 
 412. If nine of th 
 
 arun.t aRrec ui.ori (he verdict 
 
 may, 
 
 TRIAL BY JI'RY. 
 
 e jurorn , was demanded by the dofeni 
 
 to be returned, (he jury 
 
 in the dis 
 
 creti 
 
 on itf the cour(, S. I,. ( 
 
 be discharged, and anodier \ 
 jury may be Humnidned. 
 4l3. Th 
 
 ant, (ho iiiiiintiff may i,r..c. 
 according t<. article ;{7I 1- 
 S. L. (■ .. «.i o i~ o- -•. 
 
 ic. 
 
 <•• HI. .H. 47.-2" A- 
 
 <•■ 41. s. 10. §§ .{, 4. 
 
 o frothonotarv, th 
 
 417. The , 
 
 irothnniitary 
 
 tho.xe who concur in (he verdict 4.1 « tu. " ,■ . I 
 
 if iti8 not unanimous-/ '/ . 1 1'c verdict mu«t 1,J 
 
 414. When r'i/^ « vci. upon all the i«.uessnb. 
 
 a^^igninentoffact^thev!;;.,;;" m' I'-BU^r'^Tn' """ 
 rnu«(,be .pecial and articulated 419. The ^e^ icli j,,, , l 
 
 uj.on each fact submi((ed, and 
 bo explicitely allirmative or 
 negative — I/ji,/, «. ;n.— C I> 
 h., .51'.), 521. ■ ■ 
 
 415. When the i)artie8 
 have agreed to di.spenso with 
 
 any manner pronounce u|,.,i,* 
 the costti of suit. — ('.!». L. ,' '. 
 420. The presiding judt-. 
 may order the amendment ..■ 
 a.iy clerical errors (hat hauj 
 
 an assignment of ' nt;;(s. 'tho Ihe^'^'brf^ll^^/""""'"'""*? '" 
 
 verdict is general, eithe'r in (hrvrrdi t "luI eV'S "I 
 
 favor of the p aintiff for a If H.^ r . ' "^^ """" 
 
 .n.ecific sum, or in favor of the dl,- . k "'"'^"^ '"""'^' ^'"^ ■•''"- 
 
 ;.r.,u.,.,.--„,., ., .,,-..t S^; SI.1! V,:t. 
 
 until the party demamlinJ^thn • ''"'^'^' ^" ''"^'^ """H"^^' 
 
 trialbyjifryls pStKu a^^ ^::^''-:''' ^^M 
 of one dollar for each of fhnm ii ' ""^^\7- •» ^f'" <^a.se .,f 
 
 for each day that the trial has . /■"■ ''''Y'"'"'^ "'" ^ J"" 
 
 lasted.-In'IlefaultoLay uen to Irive'th'"''^' 'T'' '" "•''-' 
 by either party the inrv !.« /? the jury the oppordi- 
 
 dLharged^ w:;?hou';%Sri"g vt'di^"""'^ '''' ''''''' ''^'^ 
 a verdict, with costs against 
 
 the party who demanded a 
 trial by jury; such costs in- 
 cluding both the costs incurred 
 upon the trial and the allow- 
 ance for the jurors, to whom 
 the same is paid as soon as it 
 is recovered by the prothono- 
 taryj [and if the trial by jury 
 
 § 9. Of judgment after verdict, 
 and of re mid it 
 verdict. 
 
 itn (iijainxt n 
 
 42L Th« party in whose 
 tavor a verdict has been ren- 
 dered cannot move for ju.ig- 
 
TBUL BY JIBY. 
 
 ent upon tho Paino »intil the 
 ipiration of four (Jays in form 
 Iter tho ronderin^r thereof.— 
 J H. of I'rac— Liish's I'rac- 
 iff. JSj. 
 
 422. The inoUon fur juijj^- 
 iieut on tho verdict can only 
 •e opposed by nieiins of a 
 notion for a new trial, a motion 
 In arrest of jiKiaiont, or a 
 notion for jiid^^nient non 
 (ante veredirtfi. — 14 jfc 15 j 
 
 &9 
 
 ice. 89. H. 4, — Lii.«h'.« Prac- 
 lice. 485.-3 L. V. Jurist, p. 5, 
 ihaw A- Mieklohain. 
 
 423. Motions for new trial, 
 1 fur judgment wm obitunte 
 (i-rdutn, mui-t ho made on or 
 
 2. If the judge has adniitt<*d 
 Illegal evidence; 
 
 3; If ho has rejected legal 
 , evidence ; 
 
 I -*• If ho has wrongly diroot- 
 cd the jury upon a 'point of 
 law ; ^ 
 
 6. If the jury, not agreeing, 
 have settled their verdict by 
 easting lots, even though it bo 
 conformable to the .-vidonce 
 [»"d to tho direction of the 
 judge; 
 
 fi. If the jurors have accei)t- 
 ed refreshments fr..m tho siic- 
 fcssful i)arty; 
 
 7. If one of the jurors had 
 expressed his intention of 
 
 424. Motions in arrest of 
 ludjjmont must bo made with- 
 in the same delay, unless the 
 larty has adopted either of 
 the two other recourses men- 
 [["iiiMJ in the preceding article, 
 
 which cose it may be made 
 
 any 
 . . warrant a 
 
 suspicion of partiality of the 
 verdict; 
 
 'J. If anything has been done 
 to bias the opinion of a juror 
 >n favor of the successful 
 J.arty ; 
 
 10. If the judge, while sum- 
 "iing up the case in fav(.r of 
 
 rithin the two days in term on«'?.r7.' '"" ^'*'"'" '" '*''"'" "^ 
 
 selves satisfied, and they after- 
 wards rendered a verdict in 
 lavor of the other party ; 
 
 II. If the amount awarded 
 
 h.e so small or so excessive 
 
 that it is evident that the 
 
 i jurors must have beea in- 
 
 I fluenced by improper motives, 
 
 or led into error; 
 
 4.9A Tk X '^' If *^h® jurors, or anv of 
 
 t^f-tHai°irtl™?Jl,oir' ''^"'.''^^'^ '^''''^'^ '^'^"-its 
 lases • following or evidence out of court ; 
 
 1. If tho assignment of fact. ™-LV^^ ''''■f'^ '^ "°- 
 
 ';ZpreV;'^'^"^^°^^«^^"^b/sV;r,^s: '"' ^^''^^-^ 
 
 (lie t(.nner motion.— 77 Rule 
 If Practice. 
 
 425. Xone of the motions 
 kereinubove mentioned can be 
 Idjudicated upon unless the 
 Ipposito party has been heard 
 |r duly notilied. 
 
 Of motions for new trial. 
 
flO 
 
 TRIAL BY JfRY. 
 
 i- \ 
 
 15, IffhooRMowanirrp^fiilnr- 
 I.V caII.Mi i„ fhP ftb-om-o of 
 cither ..ftho pnrtioH; „r if fh.. 
 ro.-onl w)iH nof o,.,„,,i,,,o; if „„ 
 i'''|M.rtHnt witnfsM wn.« al,.-ont 
 at the time of tho fri,-.l without 
 »nv fnnlt on M... ,„,,( of ,ho 
 
 part.y whoh.i.lHnrnrnonf.,lhirn 
 nn.l hi.oovi.lenoo i,s still ohfain- 
 «hlo ; an.I i„ „ll ca.«(.^ whoro 
 the morits »f the ra,«o ..o.il.l 
 not 1,0 <iiscn,.H,.,f. an.I tho parfv 
 "KKnevo.1 an.I hin atfo[novM 
 "re free from blamo in that 
 rtv-in'ct ; 
 
 10. In Home jiartieular cases, 
 when new evi.lence has been 
 disoovered sin.e the trial; 
 
 1/. If the verdict is informal 
 or defective ; 
 
 IH. If the writ of V^nirr 
 fnrinH ,H wrongly addref^se.! ..r 
 exe,.nte.l. ..r if a ehallenge of 
 the array or of any juror has 
 heon erroneously n.aintaine.l 
 or overruled ; 
 
 ly. H". for other causes, there 
 IS manifest injustice in the 
 verdict—Lush's Practice, .Wl 
 et seu., 54:i, 5;>0. 
 
 , 42f7. The causes mentioned I 
 in paragraphs 2, ;<, 4 and 10,1 
 in the preceding article can I 
 only be ascertained by means I 
 ot the judge's notes tiled in the i 
 record, and when the ,,arty 
 has caused his objections to be 
 entered therein.— Lush's Prac- 
 
 tico 540._;uilackstone,;?!>l._ 
 Huner,^.,5 c-C. S. L. C, c. 
 
 . 428. The affidavit of a 
 J"ror as to the reasons and 
 motives which influenced him 
 
 cannot be received in any case. 
 —Lush's Practice, 536. 
 
 429. Nor can the affidavits 
 
 «f jurors or any other evidence i 
 
 bo received for the purpose, 
 
 •'stMbhshing that the ver-l,,. 
 
 ren.lered and recor.|...| \^ „ ■ 
 
 that which the juror- inten.|..,l 
 t.. give. — //,/,/ 
 
 430. A new trial inu«t (,. 
 K.«nte,| when the ju.lgm.wrl 
 upon the ver.licf ha,, be, 
 reverse,! by a higher court.-., 
 !, ';■ *; H"|"'rts. .{25. Th. 
 Montreal .Assurance Co. r. 
 Ale(JilIivray. 
 
 ((f arrest of jwigmrnt. 
 
 _ 431. The defendant has j] 
 right to move in arrest ..f ju.l -• 
 mont uj.on the verdi.t. when 
 over It aj.j.ears on the f.ace .f 
 the record that, notwithstan^l , 
 «ng the verdict, the plaintid 
 has n.. right to rec.ver anv. 
 Mim, or that the verdict differ'. ' 
 materially from the isnui... 
 joined or that the judgment 
 would be reverse.l in ani.eal.- 
 Lush's Prac, 527.-;/ Black- 
 stone. ;{!).■{. 
 
 V. *S^' /'■"■^''t "f judgmenJ 
 has the effect of annulling the 
 verdict of the jury, which carl 
 no longer be carried out. 
 
 Of judginrnt non obstante 
 veredicto. 
 
 ■ 433. [Whenever the verdicil 
 of a jury is upon matters off 
 lact in acordance with thef 
 allegations of one of the 
 partie.*, the ourt mav, not-j 
 withstanding such Veidicd 
 render judgment in favor ofl 
 the other party if the allegaf 
 tions of the former partv are] 
 not sufficient in law to sustaiiii 
 liis pretentions.J-Lush's Prac, 
 529.-C. S. L. C, c. 83, s. 31 
 
i! i 
 
 ^"MIM AXCK (,f HllTB. 
 
 rilAl'TKK SKVK.NTH. 
 
 • >K PIVKKS OTHKK INri|»K.\TAt. 
 
 SKCTrON I. 
 
 61 
 
 436. 
 
 tinii<'<l : 
 
 A ^iiit iiiiiv 1)«« 
 
 I'OIl- 
 
 I • hy the hoi 
 
 r» or rpprcDont' 
 
 iitive.i (.fa ilfcpase,! part 
 
 2. T? 
 
 y ; 
 
 'I minor who h 
 
 Httiiiiicii full am 
 
 My •In- lni.-l)ftii.| who h 
 
 an 
 
 iifl 
 
 niurrif.l a Hi.in.-tor nr a wi.iow 
 party in the -nit : 
 
 a wif,. whi. hni^ „b. 
 
 4. Hv 
 
 Of Ciiutiiiunuvr of Suits t 
 
 taincl sojiarafion of i.ropertv 
 
 •"in her husband, when th 
 
 434. Wi 
 
 ion a crtMc in rvmXy pt-rty 
 
 II it affcftx h«T privat 
 
 pro- 
 
 I'T .1'" j^nii'/it, it cannot h 
 h'fanicl either by .-hanKc of 
 llif .ivil .-tatus of tiie parties 
 IT l>y loss of the qualify i,, 
 
 liii'h they were Metin«. J 
 
 I'JKi'au, 3.S9 — C. P. ('., U2. 
 
 435. The ease is reaily for 
 Sii'lk'iiieiif. when the trial ix 
 ►•"iiipleteil and the case is 
 hinijcr advisement. 
 
 436. The attorney who is 
 ttwarc of the death oV ehnnge 
 H 'ivil status of his party, or of 
 the loss of the ijuality' under 
 which ho was aetinj?. is bound ' 
 *o notify the ojpposito party; 
 
 Hy the person who ro- 
 I'lnces the party who ha.s lost 
 the (juality in whi.h he was 
 acting. — 1 IMgeau, .Mil. 
 
 439. The eontinuan<'(! may 
 !"' ''"''eted upon petition, filed 
 in the prothonotary's oftice.ufter 
 l.eing served upon the opposite 
 party.— This petition may ha 
 '■"'ifested in the same manner 
 as any suit.— 1 I'igeau, .14o. 
 
 440. If the continuance is 
 not contested within the delayn 
 prescribed, it is held to be 
 admitted, and in such ca.so, au 
 al.su when it is declareil by the 
 
 IM all proceedings had up to «ourt to be well founded the 
 
 »hc ilay when such notice is 
 
 riven are valid.— Ord. Kifl?, 
 
 It. IT), art. .'{.-1 Pigeau, .•{44-.i. 
 
 437. In cases which are 
 
 |iM.( ready for judgment, all 
 
 oppo.site par"- may continue 
 on from thv J st proceedings 
 originally UiuiM\.~]bid, .348. 
 441. If the perfiions inter- 
 
 ,.- , " r, t'«ted do not continue the suit 
 
 Tncpcdings had subsequently \ the j.arty remaining in it mav 
 "notice given of the death or , *'ompel thorn to do .so by a 
 [•li.mgeof ,«tatn.sof one of the I 'lemand in the usual form 
 B.artios. or of the loss of the which is joined to the original 
 ri'iaiity in which he was act- suit.- 1 )'igeau. ^47 
 ^iiir, are null; and the suit is i 4.4.0 T« „n . . 
 
 I :?r ■"!-•-'. ".->n'or,„ie„r;r°h: 
 
 ffie latter have been called 
 
 e Court, 
 
 t IS 
 
 <> continue it 1 Pi 
 
 et seq.~C. P. C, 344- 
 
 n elected by following up th 
 
 geau, 339 ^ last valid proceed 
 
 £ 
 
 ,, . , • '"S*^ origin- 
 
 ally had in the suit.— /<uW, 348. 
 
 M 
 
fl2 
 
 OATHS. 
 
 
 ill 
 
 SKCTION ir. 
 
 Of the Drrison, (tuth and th, 
 (hlffi jiiit hy the Court. 
 
 § I. O/' tfir t/ffinori/ fiiitfi. 
 
 443. A piirfy wliii.ip case 
 i« iH.t jirovcci miiv rdVr if,- 
 tlcciMion to (|,„ ,;„,(, „,• j,|j. 
 
 o|.|)(..MitL"|.,.,rty, eitliiT ii,m.i, the 
 wIk.Ic (,r upon a .ii.Htinct in.r- 
 tiDii (.r the rmiftor in <lif<j.utc. ♦ 
 — I Piecaii, '2')t'K 
 
 444 The (Iccisorv nutll 
 ouniM.t 1)0 ..ffenul '.y an att„r- ! 
 n-'y. without „ .«,,i.,.ial power I 
 tntiii tho part.v he reprexeiifx — 
 The ofler iniHt be in wriiii',., 
 an.1 »».e party obtains, of 
 course, a rule ortlerinj? the 
 opposite party to appear before 
 the ju.lj^'e to an«wer the 
 que.stions which will be put to 
 him.— pothM'r. Obiig., i»i4. 
 
 445. This rub- is served 
 with the same debiys as those 
 recjiiired in snmmi.nin.' wit- 
 nesses. " 
 
 446. If tho party served 
 fails u, af.pear or refuses to 
 answer, he is held to admit 
 whatever tho <.ppoMte t>prty 
 Books to prove by offer! ng the 
 ""th.-/A/</,.II,0.-If the party 
 to whom the oath is ofVered 
 or referred is a corporation, 
 tho answers must be given in 
 
 tho .nunner provided in „rti.I,| 
 --' **'"' ^^'K'ar-l to inf.rro.r, ' 
 "'71X\' "^'i-'-luted fact, 
 t'il. "..■ party .v.,ve.|,„„v 
 '"'^^"^'•'- «»'••" he refuse , 
 ;'-«< r. refer the oath back , 
 V"" "|'|'"-Ue party. This , 
 d-ne.n writing, and thereu,,,," 
 "I party «ho otfcred the o „i j 
 '- •"•"..d to attend beforo th 
 
 c..url. without further notic. J 
 I Out, rixi, l,,v, 
 
 § 2. Uf th, „„„, ^„„ /,y ^f^^ 
 riiurt. 
 
 . ^48. The court may 
 It- own motion, order either . 
 "'•• I""-'i<--. 'T b..th.to appear! 
 and auMversuch .juestions „.| 
 1 deems necessary to eluci.i,,!, 
 the matf<.rs in dispute: aoconlJ 
 •ng t(. the JT.. visions eontainei 
 '» ai-ti.le 12/i.t of the Civ: 
 *";•;•*• -I, »'i«eau.2.i!t. 26(1. 
 
 .1 . I • '^''"' ^■""'■^ '"av onb; 
 tJ'at the party shall ap,,e,,: 
 
 witl.ont „„tice, orthatthe nil.. 
 shall be .erved up„n him a:i 
 the diligence of the op-.o.^it. 
 party. ' - 
 
 sKcrioN in. 
 Of IHsoo}} tin uaucc. 
 
 * The deeisory oath cannot 
 be withdrawn when the party 
 to whom it has been (ieferred 
 accepts the reference and 
 declares himself ready to an 
 swor. ■""■' 
 
 »• ^Pl '^ ''"*>' "''''3-. at aiivi 
 
 imo beforo judgment, di.sonn- 
 
 tuiuo his suit or proceeding ocl 
 
 L. C. Rep., HO 
 
 " I arrell r*. u'Aoil, 17 .licti'on.— F 
 
 * '^^'^>' with may be siih-, 
 initted by tho court of Queen'. 
 Ucnch (appeal side) as well 
 - ;.s hy a court nf, >rigij,ai 
 
 L. C. J 
 
 jun- 
 errier & Dillon. VI 
 
 unst, 202. 
 
 HI 
 or I'm- 
 
 454. Si 
 
 when no pi 
 had therein 
 —I Coucho 
 '■'»<»•!. art. 
 "'->i, art. y 
 
 455. I'c 
 
 d.ie.s not tal 
 1. When 
 f(l to be re 
 attorney, in 
 ed in article 
 >'. When 
 f'ii's, or has 
 status ; 
 
 •'• When 
 foi"|nilsorily 
 incidental i 
 
l'»:R>:wt'Ti.ix OK SI iT.x 
 
 rovi,lv,l in nrtJrul 
 nnl to iiif..rr.,^fa 
 '•rficiilatcd f,„.,. 
 l'"rtv.M-M,.,|,„„v 
 "■" *i« rctii.-oji I 
 
 v>"iy. tu\h I. 
 
 '>f. Hh.l fli..r(ii|„„ 
 " <'irt'ro<| (li,. „„,i 
 
 I'urthiT iKitict;.-.} 
 
 oath put In/ t/i. 
 "urf. 
 
 •'oiirt may, ., 
 >. 'irilcr cither i;| 
 
 bi'fh. to (ippcarl 
 idi (jiit'ffionx ii. 
 fury ti> «'liici(i„t, J 
 'li>;|>iif(. ; «(•(.(, r,|. 
 
 ifion,-* <'<>ntiiirie'i 
 "j-^ of the Civill 
 t'uii. 2J!», 26(1, 
 court may onltri 
 y "hall a|.|)(..irj 
 
 "I" that tin- riilel 
 d upon hire, at| 
 
 may bo .>iiihl 
 
 >iirt of Queen;! 
 
 side) as well 
 
 originul jiiriv 
 
 r A- Dillon. iJ 
 
 fiiivinont of cootd.— (*. s. ],. c. 
 
 ' • •>.', *. 2:,. -{'. V.{:..4i\'2, ii>.l. 
 
 451. IMHcnntimiMin-o iii,iv 
 
 !l><« etr.'.-t«Ml hy a .■'itiiple ,|.'"- 
 
 '•l'»r«tioii to thiit ..ir,...t. Mjfii.Nl 
 
 \h' Mil' party or hi« aftorncv. 
 
 fill. I .ji'livore.I into court .".r 
 
 *''«''! in tln« pr<.thotiolirv'« 
 
 "rti'p. If has no ,.|lV.-t. ho'w- 
 
 U'vcr. ntfain.-t the oppu-if,. p:,rfv 
 
 '""l<'»<.s it has l.een M-rved ii,,,.",, 
 
 him. -//,,-/. ' 
 
 452. I>i'' 'iiifjiiuance re- 
 I'iai'.'M matters ,i» of conrf.. in 
 liif Btate in whi.-li they would 
 liavo heen. had the .sui'tor pm- 
 
 * ''";; "<'t iM-en commenced. 
 
 -''. 1'. «'.. 40.i, 
 
 453. A party who ha». 
 •'ttfcted a discontinuance can- 
 n-'t hej^in a^ain unless he pre- 
 viously pays the costs incurred 
 liy the o|>p,,site party upon tlie 
 •■"lit or proceeding,'" dinconti- 
 "'"'^1.— «'. S. 1,.C., e. .S:', s. 2:>. 
 
 SKCTIO.V IV. 
 
 <>/' I'irniipfion of Suits. 
 
 ^64. Suits are percmpted 
 
 when no proceeding' has been 
 
 l»'i|l f»H'reindurin>,' three year.s. 
 
 — I eouchot. To.— ()r<L de fcv. 
 
 ±' "'*■ l5.-()rd. do jany. 
 
 455. Peremption, howoyer. 
 •»"es not take place : 
 
 1- When the Jtarty has eoa^- 
 c'l to be repre.sonted by his 
 attorney, in the case.s mention- 
 e'l^in artic'le.s 201 and 202; 
 
 -'• When the party himself 
 "H'.s or ha.s changed hi,s eiyil 
 status; 
 
 •'• When proceedings are 
 !';;'"i;"l.>'orily stayed by any 
 incidental proceeding or by ; 
 
 0.1 
 
 in interloeutorv judgment —1 
 
 456. I'crcmpti.ui takes pja- 
 "•' agiin-t c..rp..r,atioiiM and 
 "K'linst all individuals even 
 "K'lH'st minors, when they are 
 represented, savin. fheiV ro- 
 
 '•""r^eaga-nst those Mho rei.ro- 
 ^"•" H.cm. It docs m.t take 
 H.>"e .i-ainst the crown.— .'{ 
 •■^" • l»''n., p. »5(;2,— (• i> (> 
 .•;;ts. ' ' • ' •» 
 
 457. Peremption must be 
 '''■';'•"•••'' •'>• 'Ik- -Hurt, upon a 
 .","""" "»• «'lnch the attorney. 
 " ""•'•e.H one. has h.id notice: 
 -n'-rwiso the notice must be 
 U'ven to the p.Tty himself.- 
 ' '*■ •'.. INO. ♦ 
 
 458. Peremption is coycr- 
 '••' t'.v any u.seful proeee.ling 
 tiiken after the lap.., of three 
 years and before tli.. service of 
 t'"' motion to have it declared- 
 ''li/ It c.,„„.,t be prcvente.l or 
 "rtected by any proceeding 
 taken subsequentU to the 
 seryicoof such motion. — 10 J.. 
 
 t.Keports20.-.i.L.c.. Jurist, 
 •'•" • — (-. P. ('. .iHi). 
 
 459. Peremption doe.s not 
 «>vtinguish the right of action, 
 
 * A defendant who has never 
 apiieared may ask for peremp- 
 tion and sign themotinnthere- 
 or himself. Day ,-.. l)ecouse.l2 
 J-< . •''inst,2(i.j. — Amc.tion for 
 peremption made by a defen- 
 dant in {.erson. who has ceased 
 to be represented by his attor- 
 ney ad hfr,n, and who has not 
 subseriucntly appeared by a 
 now attorney or in person, is 
 •rregular. null. and yoiJ. 
 Johnson r«. Rimmer, 13 L C 
 Jurist, 131. ■ 
 
 u 
 
 h 
 
 r..-l 
 
!r1l 
 
 ^1 
 
 l4, :H 
 
 fi4 
 
 MlsrKr,KANK(»tS PROVISIOVfl. 
 
 but onlv tlie suit <ir pripceediiig. 
 — ('. P.'C. Jltl. 
 
 460. The court, in <i('rlHr- 
 iiig tho |M'rt'in|)tii)ii iif the suit. 
 may, iiccordinj^ to circiiin- 
 etancos, condemn the plaintitT 
 to pay all costs. — 11 L. ('. 
 Reports. Iit4.— 10 Do. .S82.— 
 HDo. 4.J4.-1 L. C. Jurist 2ti4. 
 
 SKCTIoX V. 
 
 AlisrelldHcoxs /'nn-iyifnis. 
 
 461. When any writ or 
 paper whatever recjuire.s to be 
 served out of the distri<-t, the 
 service uiay, in the absence of 
 any provision to the contrary, 
 be made cither by a bailiff of 
 the district in which the c(»urt 
 is held, or by a bailitf of the 
 district in which sucli service 
 is to be made: Iiut no more 
 costs can be allowed in the 
 former cas(\ than in tiic latter; 
 and this jtrovision applies also 
 to executions aj^ainst movealde 
 property and to attachments 
 before or after jndj^ment. — C. 
 S. L. ('., c. 8;{. s. (■).), ?>^ I, 2, .'^. 4. 
 
 462. Kvery written pro- 
 ceeding in the case must be 
 served upon the opjiosite party, 
 otherwise it is not deemed to 
 be regularly tiled. — Every 
 notice of inscription for hearin>? 
 in law or upon the merits must 
 bo (^iven by serving a copy of 
 the inscription at least One 
 clear day in term, and four 
 day.s in vacation, before the 
 day fixed for such hearing. — 
 lln'd.ti. 184 
 
 next day after the ninth day 
 of .July; and no party to a 
 cause can be ol)liged to proceed 
 between those two tlays, with- 
 out a special (jrderof the court 
 or judge. 
 
 464. [Any two or mi)r(i 
 judges residing in the same 
 
 i district must sit at tiie same 
 time and at the same place, 
 l>ut in separate apartments, in 
 
 i term or in va<'ation; and each 
 of such judges has the .same 
 jurisdiction for hearing and 
 
 , determining ,ill eases and 
 
 ; matters submitted to him and 
 has the same powers as if he 
 w '.e the only judge sitting at 
 such place.) — Mm/, c. 78, s. '2i. 
 
 465, Tn the absence of thf 
 judge trom the chief-place of 
 any district in vacation, his 
 duties may be performed by 
 the prothonotary, in cases of 
 evident necessity, or wliere by 
 delay a riglit might otherwise 
 be lost or a wrong sustained. -- 
 Hut no judgment or order 
 can be made by the prothono- 
 tary unless notice of the ap|ili- 
 cation has been given to tin' 
 opposite party, except in case* 
 by default, and such oni'T 
 may be aftcrwanls revised liy 
 the court at its next sitting, ■•!■ 
 by any judge present in tlic 
 district, provided the party 
 rc(juiriiig the revision files in 
 the prothonotary's oflice, on im 
 before tin; third followinj: 
 juridical day, an exception 
 thereto, accom[>anicd by tlii' 
 groumls upon whicli smdi re- 
 vision s demanded. --The ind 
 
 463. In reckoning the ment or order of the proth'i 
 
 delays in matters of pleading notary cannot be executcil 
 
 or trial, the first day of Sept- until'the delay for tiling such 
 
 ember is deemed to be the exception has expired; and 
 
lu' ninth ilay 
 I |iart3- to a 
 
 PINAL JUDgmKaT. 
 
 65 
 
 at'tprthp tilinjjiif fh 
 
 thf 
 
 nicnf or <)r<ler rei 
 
 p escepfiiin, n r„, 
 
 cxfiMition of siifh jrulij- 
 
 l/./r. I, 
 
 in Ih' 
 
 ■rl 
 
 ^intl ciiurt, it 
 
 lirii'loil until the d 
 
 tll«' jlKii^f. — //,i,i. 
 
 nain.> siis- 
 •-"''ision (i| 
 
 ith 
 
 )l rniMnii ,,/' nick 
 
 nmit nr 
 
 ''I- ritiHnn. tf) 
 
 r/„ 
 
 <l 
 
 ul 
 
 riiul' ijiiili/iiunt 
 
 466. W] 
 
 z:>. 
 
 "lint rttuxr in urrnt 
 
 H'n 
 
 I- Mi 
 
 ov.T the shoriir /,/,/ 
 
 // tniumiiit thf draft of tfit 
 
 l<^rostc(l (ir personallv 
 
 •'ornpil in any .«iiit 
 
 ciin- 
 
 ^< f/i, 
 
 imi-nt, vfitiliril /,,/ hi 
 
 any writ whi.h 
 
 '»r a<-tinn, t/^ 
 
 }>i;,th 
 
 IJ\ 
 
 hnnntinii, irhi, xhnff h 
 
 ITVCll liv I 
 
 I'lltrllt to l)t 
 
 liini, inii^t )m 
 
 l(J- 
 
 lirc^.'d to aixl scrvfMJ hv tli, 
 '""'r "f Hh" (li^trict. — Mm/ 
 
 'i'r,„f,„„ /,„un>/ tn nrnrd the 
 I"", '//.-/ t', r,'„d it in opnn 
 'lilt „n lh> Uf.rt Jinidlr.tf d,n, 
 
 in tfrni iiftrr fir shiill h 
 
 ri i ri d 
 
 d 
 
 467. If tl. 
 
 sheriff 
 
 piircini. 
 
 r. then tln'|.rnfhonnt 
 
 /«'/ 
 
 rii/t 
 
 '//IK lit nhiill th' 
 
 ■"•• *'»;//»• fftiTp 
 
 "■ '"'^ 'iopiity. acts in thr i.l 
 
 «ry. hud '/,. 
 
 nui 
 
 I rf, 
 
 d thf 
 thf 
 
 rt 
 
 'I five 
 
 •'X If it 
 
 place Jud 
 
 anil .<f(.j|,l of the sheritf, »< if 
 the writ had hcon addres.-cd to 
 m personally. — ('. S. I,. ('., 
 
 '/' 
 
 /ironor- d hi/ thf 
 1)1 thf dm, irhirh it 
 
 >x, .«. 22 
 
 iriiH HI) i-fiid."- 
 
 X- I, sf;it. >,f q. 
 469. In all 
 
 Vic, 
 
 iO. 
 
 c'ontestfd cases. 
 
 and in those not provided fi 
 
 or 
 
 CHAPTKR KKJUTH. 
 
 OK KtSAL JIlMiMKM. 
 
 hy articles H'.t, '.)(). i»|, ()2 and 
 y'>, j>"lKiiHMit must be rentlered 
 
 in oj.t-n court.— //»/(/, art. 5. 
 
 The court may. durinj» term, 
 ppoint days out of f 
 
 for 
 
 erni 
 
 •(•nderirif,' jiidi^Miient in 
 
 SKCTtON r. 
 
 cases taken umier adv 
 
 470. r 
 
 iseinent. 
 
 (>J Jitihjmcul oil the Merita. ."'•* •"'»""' time for 
 468. Jud. 
 
 n eases inscribed "t 
 
 proof 
 
 and 
 
 wlii.'h 
 
 IS 
 
 und 
 
 :iiient in a suit 
 
 earing. judj,'ment may b 
 
 •annot be stayed by 
 thecleath of the j)aTt 
 
 er advisement 
 
 rendered dui 
 
 inj^ the diivs set 
 
 th 
 
 eir 
 
 attorneys.— Ord. Kit 
 
 reason of I hear 
 
 ies or ,<{ ed by :V2 V 
 
 I>art in vacation for proof and 
 cariufiinsuch eases; (amend- 
 
 ic, c. 20. s. 2. St 
 
 tit.2r..art. 1.— [If 
 
 "f Q-. by addinff th 
 
 at. 
 
 assistant judge before wh 
 
 ny judge or j „nd nlm d 
 
 case has been heard i 
 
 om a i}nii <l,ty ,,ut i,f tir 
 
 words) 
 urinij tf'rni and an 
 
 ed chief-justic 
 
 "apjioint- Itji th 
 
 m ajipnintid 
 
 eor judge of th 
 
 same court, or chief-justice 
 jiiilge of anoth 
 
 iht 
 
 ained leave of ab 
 
 er court, or h 
 
 J'i'f 
 or : ail, 
 as s. .1 
 
 '" CDitrf for rcndrri 
 
 ipiKiit in caned tahm un 
 iifni*;nt.- 
 
 "y 
 
 der 
 
 may render judgment as if 
 i-inge? had taken place.] 
 
 ''once. he ; 471. E 
 
 no 
 
 (Further enactm 
 
 S. I., r.. c. 8.3, 
 
 very judgment for 
 rtamages must contain a li- 
 quidation thereof.— Ord. 16rt7 
 
 promulgation of this code -^ 
 
 II U'l _ . . / 
 
 ent since the tit. 26. art. fi.— C. P. c". 128 
 
 Wh 
 
 enn-er anyjudye of tht 
 
 472. K 
 
 Kuperior court 
 
 m 
 
 very judgment must 
 
 who hag heard \ and 
 
 enti(ui the , .luse of 
 
 action. 
 
 must be susceptible of 
 
66 
 
 COSTS. 
 
 exfuuition. — In rontosffrl cafleH 
 it must moreover contain a 
 summary Htatement of the 
 isHUe.s of law and of fa<'t raised 
 and decided, the reiisims uiion 
 which the decision is founded, 
 Hud the mime of the judge hv 
 whom it was reiid(!red. — C. S. 
 
 L. ('.. c. H.;, ss. :'.'.i, 110. 
 
 473. The judgment must 
 he entered witiiout dcday in the 
 register of the court, in con- 
 formity with the draft paraph- 
 ed by the judge.* 
 
 474:. In tiie case of .linfer- 
 ence between the draft and the 
 entry thereof in the register, 
 the draft is to bo followed: 
 and the court may, without 
 any formality, order the recti- 
 fication of the register. 
 
 475. Kvery judgment con- 
 demning a party to the resti- 
 tution of rents, issues and 
 profits, must order tlie liquida- 
 tion thereof; and this is done 
 by experts if the case requires 
 it; and the party condemned 
 is bound for that purpose to 
 produco all accounts and do- 
 cuments shewing the receijits, 
 all leases of immoveables, and 
 a statement of the cost of 
 tilling, sowing and iiarvosting 
 incurred by him. — Ord. UUu, 
 tit. ;{(), arts. 1. 2, 3.— C. P. C, 
 129. 
 
 476. Tnless it is expressly ' 
 ordered, it is not necessary to 
 ha.c the judgment served on 
 
 * fniprobation cannot be 
 made against a judgment, or a 
 ropy of :i jiuignient. cvuii if it 
 has been altered after it was 
 pronounced. — Healy rn. The 
 Mayor, «fec., of Montreal, 17 
 L. C. Rep., 40y. 
 
 the party condemned, e.xcept 
 judgments in recognition ..t 
 uyjiothf-s, rendered again-t 
 defendants having a known 
 domicile in the province.— (' 
 S. L. C, c. 49. s. 15; f. H;{, .' 
 114.— Ord. IfifiT, tit. 27. art. I. 
 — 2.'> Geo. Ill, (•. 2, s. 29. 
 
 477. [Any jiarty may, on 
 giving notice to the opposite 
 party, renounce either a pari 
 only or the whole .d'anyjud;; 
 ment rendered in his favirr. 
 and have such renunciation 
 recorded by the prothonotary : 
 anil in the latter case the cau>c 
 IS jiiaced in the same state it 
 was in bef(ue the judgment.] 
 
 SKCTlo.v n. 
 
 Of Costs. 
 
 478. The losing party mu-t 
 pay all costs, unless for .i]ie(i:i! 
 reasons the court thinks pin 
 per to reduce them ot compen- 
 sate them, or orders otherwise 
 — Nevertheless, in actions if! 
 damages for personal wr p 
 
 if the damages awarded do ; 
 exceed forty shillings sterlin^ 
 no greater sum can be allows 
 for costs than the amount ni 
 such damages.— Ord. I(j(i7, tit, 
 31, art. 1.— 2o(j}eo. IIl.,c. 2 < 
 4.— C. S. L. ('., c. 82, 8. 23,-1 
 C. P. C, 130, 131. 
 
 479. ("osts are taxed bv 
 the prothonotary upon produ.' 
 tion of a bill thereof, anl 
 ac ording to the taritfs in forci' 
 and if the amount awarded ijv 
 the judgment is such that it I 
 uiight have been recovered 
 before an inferior court, the 
 plaintiff is entitled to such 
 costs only as would have been 
 
hKviaroy. 
 
 67 
 
 lillowcJ in !<ii('h inferior court, 
 iiiilt'.''s the c'liiirt otliLTwifio 
 nril(;i> ; .inch tiixution, may, 
 within Hix month.", ho .■<nbmit 
 tt'il for the revison of jijuiii'o 
 attiT the adverse party ha.-< 
 rci-eived fUfh notice as the 
 jiiiJi^c may deem .suflicicnt. — 
 Neither the a|.|.lication for 
 revision, liuwever, n()r the delay 
 ailnwed for such revision, can 
 siis|.end the execution of the 
 jud;;inent; saving the debtor's 
 recourse in the event of the 
 amount being levied (»r paid be- 
 fore such revision. — C.S. L. C, 
 c. S2. s. 2; c. <s.;, .s8. IJl, l.->2. 
 
 480. Whenever witnesses 
 are summoned from beyond 
 the jurisdiction, their exjicnscs 
 cannot be taxed, against the 
 opposite p.irty, for more than : 
 it would iiave cost to examine 
 them by means of a commission, 
 unless the court or a ju<Ige 
 
 -C. S. L. C. 
 
 otherwise orders. - 
 c. 7'.t. s. II. 
 
 481. In the cases of articles 
 f)!t and LMti. no greater costs of 
 service can be allowed than if 
 such service iiad been made by 
 a bailiff residing in the county. 
 
 — c.s.L.c, ,-. H.",. s.t;;{, § ■) • s. (•.:>. 
 
 482. Attorneys tiil llitM 
 may demand and obtain dis- 
 traction (d" their fees .indof all 
 disbursements actually ma<Ie 
 bythem. ♦— I I'igean. 420-1 
 
 If such demand be not made 
 on or before the day on which 
 the judgment was rendered it 
 can <.tdy be granted after the 
 opposite jiarty has been noti- 
 fied to shew cause against it. 
 
 ♦ An attorney conducting 
 his own ca.so is entitled to 
 the ordinary fees.— Uugy v». 
 IJrown, 17 L. C. Reports, 33. 
 
 TITLE SECOND. 
 
 OF REMKDIE.S AGAIXST .JUDGMENTS 
 
 rifAPTEll FIR.ST. 
 
 OF RKViaiOX. 
 SECTION I. 
 
 fU' (lie llciision of Jiuhjmcnts 
 hi/ Defhulf. 
 
 483. The defendant may 
 apply by petition, within a 
 year and a day, fortiie revision 
 of any judgment rendered 
 against him by default, in the 
 following cases : 
 
 1. In all eases of simple 
 
 : attachment, or attachment by 
 
 garnishment, when the service 
 
 has been effected under the 
 
 provisions of article 68. 
 
 ! 2. Whenever he has not 
 
 been served personally or at 
 
 his real domicile, or oVdinarv 
 
 and acjtual place of residence. 
 
 —•',>!, L.C., c. 83, s-., !!),]]•.•. 
 
 484. The defendant niav 
 
 seek relief against any judg- 
 
 i ment rendered in conformity 
 
 , to the provisions of articles 89, 
 
 i 90, yi or 92, by means of an 
 
 _ 
 
 "I 
 
6A 
 
 RKvtsrov. 
 
 N 
 
 Mil .\., i 
 
 mil' 
 
 oi)I)UHiri(.n. tiia.l,. oithor before 
 or afhT seizure, but before 
 Hale, or within ten day.- from 
 the .late of a return of „„//„ 
 I'f'iKi, il there in one, or within 
 ten .la\s from the service ui.on 
 him of any seizure by garnish- 
 inent. issue. 1 in virtue of such 
 jii<io:mcnt. -//,/,/, ss. llj, 110. 
 
 485. The petition for re- 
 vision menticmed in artiele 
 tH;5. and the opposition men- 
 tioned in arlieic 4.S.}, must 
 eontain. on pain of nullity, all ' 
 grounds, whether in sui)port ' 
 of sueh petition or opposition 
 «'r against the judgment, with 
 an oieetion of a domicile with- 
 in one mile from the place 
 where the court is held, and 
 be accompanied by all docu- 
 ments in supjMirt of it.— C S 
 1j- C, c. 8;i, s. 11(5. 
 
 486. The petition or oppo- 
 sition must, mor.'over, be ac- 
 companied with an atfidavit of 
 the defendant, or of one of the 
 detendants, or of some other 
 credible person, that the alle- 
 giitions contained in such 
 petition or opposition are. to 
 his -inowledge, true*; and, in 
 
 the case of article 4«4, a sufli- 
 cient sum must be depo<.itf„| 
 , with the prothonotary to meet 
 the costs incurred after the 
 return of the writ up to the 
 judgment, inclu.lingf ho service 
 there<.f; which ....sts must be 
 paid to the plaintiff as soon -k 
 
 the.v are taxed, out of flu. sum 
 »o deposited.— //,/,/, ,,. | ^-j 
 
 487- The opposition nieii- 
 t'oned m article 181 is filed in 
 the prothonotary's office; but 
 •lie prothonotaiy must not 
 reccu,. ,t Mi,lessacopyfhere.,f 
 ^^ lit the same time left f.r tlie 
 plaintifl'.— /A/,/, .«. ll.s. 
 
 488. The filing „f such 
 "Ppositi.ui has the effe<-t of 
 suspending the sale under the 
 I'eizurc until it is .Jecided bv 
 the court. The proth.motarV 
 
 * Form No. ?,i.-Afful„vU of „n 
 opiionaitt or of some other 
 pernon. 
 
 Canada, Province of Quebec ) 
 JJistrict (or Circuit) of \ 
 
 In the 8uj)erior (or 
 Circuit) Court. 
 A. B., PlaintifTT. vs. C. D De- 
 fendant, & G. H., Oppo'sant. , 
 
 G. H., oi^ , the oppo.sant, I 
 
 (or one ol the opposants in this I 
 cause), (or other person, «« the | 
 
 c'.x'^ ma,, he) being .July sworn 
 doth depose and say, that the 
 tacts articulated and set forth 
 ; in the annexed opposjti,,,,, an.i 
 I each and every of them, is an.l 
 jare true; and that the said 
 . opjmsition is not made with 
 any intent unjustly to retard 
 or delay the execution of the 
 judgment recorded in thi^ 
 j cause,_ but that the same is 
 , made in good faith for the sole 
 : purpose of obtaining justice 
 and the said dcj.onent hath 
 [ signed (or hath declared him- 
 self uriable to sign, being there- 
 unto duly required). 
 
 Signature, g. IL 
 
 Sworn before nie. at , this 
 
 day of , i(^_. 
 
 J. P. 
 (Signature of the judge, pro- 
 thonotary, clerk or commis- 
 sioner.) 
 
RKVIKW. 
 
 ■Ic 481. 
 
 «')9 
 
 a sufti 
 
 must j?rant a cortifipiitf 
 
 'f be (l..j>nsit.,i ■ ,|iii,|irat(. of the fil 
 
 in 
 
 notary to 
 
 in;: " 
 
 nipct 
 
 '•ic'l after tin 
 wit up t(t til 
 
 "«H 
 
 n].|M)yition nifiifionotl in tht 
 [irni'oiiiijr artir|r> ; and 
 till- iliiplicatf 
 
 f the 121 
 
 hy the <l->f.'n.lant. - //,,-,/ 
 
 493. I 
 
 r n. 
 
 oni' 
 
 I>I">>itiiin is 
 
 loservK 
 
 must b(> ;?iv(.u in vu.at 
 
 of made to II ,ju.li,'ui.'ni r.-nd.T.'d 
 
 cost 
 ntiff 
 
 to the oflicer niakinjr the the .le,! 
 
 ion, the 
 
 alleKutions of 
 
 s must be 
 
 '••« soon as m therefor, in .lefault of whieh 'it I'^'i' 
 
 MMzure. who must {rive a re.-eipt a.lmitte.l and 
 
 iiration are hejil to bo 
 
 proved. — //</</, 
 
 'III of the SI 
 
 '/,/r/. 
 
 I[|| 
 
 117. 
 
 ij'ositiori nien- 
 •18J is filed in 
 
 y's office; hut 
 
 y must not 
 a copy therei.t 
 
 me lett f.r the 
 
 lis. 
 liiig of sue 
 the pfleet , 
 iile under th 
 is deeide<l Ir 
 Jirothonot 
 
 irv 
 
 g duly 
 
 '>iy, that tl 
 
 sworn 
 
 \r 
 
 and set forfi 
 'position, anij 
 tlit'iu, is aini 
 bat the Siii.j 
 ■ made witli 
 ^'y to retard 
 ution of the 
 fd in thi" 
 tbe same is 
 1 for the .«olo 
 >inj,' jiisti •.'. 
 'onent hath 
 'flared hiiii- 
 beiiijj theru- 
 
 G. H. 
 
 at- 
 
 this 
 
 J. P. 
 
 judge, pro- 
 or commis- 
 
 is served upon liim at his 
 cost. The otfieer is there 
 bound to stay his proceeil 
 
 d t 
 
 return int( 
 
 own 
 upon 
 ings, 
 ' court the 
 
 SECTION ir. 
 
 writ of execution and the 
 titicate which he has received 
 --///.'/. s. ll.'). § -A. 
 
 Of li'cvinc hit 
 
 iin 
 
 Th 
 
 rce 
 
 Jiidi 
 
 ors. 
 
 489. Ff the o 
 
 tiled before the i 
 writ of exf.'iMiti 
 
 >positioii is 494. A 
 
 ss 11 ing f>f 
 
 1. I 
 
 review mav be had: — 
 
 on, notice (d' thi 
 
 tiling there.d" must be given to 1 
 the plaintiir. and the del 
 
 pon every final judg- 
 ment friiin which .in appeal 
 
 for contesting the sam 
 
 avs 
 
 2. r 
 
 e are judgment orde 
 
 poll every interlocutory 
 
 iipiited from the date of the to be d 
 
 -i'r\ice (» 
 -. IK! 
 
 such notice. 
 
 -IfHd. 
 
 one 
 
 ring something 
 
 that 
 
 eannot be 
 
 490. The 
 
 ic petition for revi- 
 -i'lii. and the opposition, are 
 Iicld to form part of the pro- 
 ■•■t'liings upon the original 
 -Hit. and to be a defence to the 
 :o'tion. and, as smdi. are subject 
 !" the provisions concerning 
 the c-ontestatioii of or.linary 
 suits.— M/,/. ,«s. lit;, § ;{ ; iif, 
 121). ' 
 
 49i. If the opposition ig 
 niMintained, in wli(de or in 
 part, the costs incurred upon 
 the execution are borne by the 
 pliiintif}".— //,/,/, ^. io;{_ 
 
 492. If the ojiposition is 
 inaintuined by reason of any 
 irregularity in the proceedings 
 "» the plaintiff, the court, in 
 iiifiintaining the opposition 
 with co.sts may condemn him to 
 Mich further eosts as it may 
 tbink fit, but not exceeding 
 111 amount the aum deposited 
 
 remedied by the final ju<l"'- 
 ; nient: " 
 
 .'{. rpon every interlocutory 
 .indgment, whereby the matter 
 in contestation is in part 
 deciiled ; 
 
 4. Upon every interlocutory 
 judgment which unnecessarily 
 retards tbe final hearing or 
 decision of the case ; 
 
 i>- [rpon every judgment or 
 order rendered by a judge in 
 summary matters, undei" tbe 
 prorisions contained in the 
 -third jiart of this code.]— •>: 
 it 2S Vic, c. ;^<), s. 20. 
 
 495. The review takes 
 place before three judges of 
 the superior court," aiul the 
 judge who rendered the judg- 
 ment complained of may be 
 line of them. — Iffi,l, ss. 2((, 2.^. 
 496- The review of judg- 
 ments rendered in the distriels 
 of Montreal, Ottawa, Terre- 
 bonne, Joliette, Richelieu, St. 
 
 5 % 
 
 1 
 
70 
 
 FranciM, Kodfortl. Sf. |[ 
 cintlic, Ihcrvillc, ami 15 
 
 RKVIKW. 
 
 V a - I n 
 
 oaii- 
 
 arix.iti, takfs plu'o at tin- tluMn, if 
 
 (■iirriMi \)y the opposito j(art\ 
 if the court should 
 
 city 
 
 ,iiiii<;nicMts rendcrcil 
 
 ;;riiiit 
 not. it i.^^ returned t.. 
 
 of Montrcil : tliat o( the purty \,\ wlioni it 
 
 district,- 
 J{i 
 
 •f <ineboc 
 
 in the d(;|io,-itod. — //)/-/. m. 21. 
 
 WJ|. 
 
 Tl 
 
 irc" 
 
 498. .\- 
 
 vcr.' 
 
 f'ooh a,i til 
 
 f^iicnay, Chicoutimi, ^ary deposit has bo 
 
 C IU'<'C — 
 
 (laspc, Ititnoiiski. Kaiiioiiraska and not Iteforc. tl 
 
 en iiia<{ 
 
 .Mont 
 thill) 
 
 tiia^fny 
 
 I 
 
 It th 
 
 {caiicc and .\r- til'", in tl 
 
 «ai)iu 
 
 laliaska. iit thecity of t^uobec. inscription for rev- 
 
 party iiia\ 
 ollict>, 
 
 ■//>!</, s. -.T). 
 497. Tl 
 
 an 
 
 <!W, notice 
 
 US 
 
 be obtain.'d until tl 
 
 >f which must be j^iveii to tl 
 review ciinnot "Pliosite jiarty. and the pr. 
 '*■' "if" party tlionotary is then bound i 
 
 le 
 
 deinandinj,' it has deposited, transmit" tl 
 
 in tlieotr 
 of th 
 
 e record, without 
 
 e of the ; ithojiotary <l<'li<y, to;rether with 
 he court which rendered the judtjineiits and ord 
 
 a coiiv 
 
 the jiidirment, and with 
 
 * f 
 
 in 
 
 ei^'ht Jf'red in the case, to th 
 
 I' 
 
 ers reti 
 
 e nr 
 
 day.s * frt ni the date of such tlionotary of th, ^..,, 
 
 judf^moiit, a suiu of twenty «t"i'l at' the piai-e where "th 
 
 I' 
 uperior 
 
 dol 
 
 ars 
 
 if th 
 
 amount of the i'"."'e i-; to be heard, if it 
 
 18 not 
 
 suit doe.s not e.veced four ; fh«'ie already.— /A(V/, s,s. 21 2 
 
 hundred dollar 
 
 doll 
 
 ar.s 
 
 if tl 
 
 or of forty [ 499- The .leposit and 
 
 le amount of the ■"t-ription have the efTect nf 
 
 .suit exi-eed.s four hundred i ''t'lyi 
 
 doll 
 
 n-r 
 
 til 
 
 art". 
 
 )r if it 1 
 
 e execution of th 
 
 (C a 
 
 action; together with an addi 
 tional sum of three dollars f 
 
 real j"<l^'inent and the 
 
 //;/'/. 
 
 ">•) 
 
 ipjieal. 
 
 inakin;; up and transinittinff j not be f, 
 
 the 
 
 record, wli 
 
 wiien the judgment 
 has been rendered elsewhere 
 than in the citiesof Quebec and 
 of M(.ntreal. J— The amount 
 thu.s deposited is intended to 
 pay the costs of the review 
 
 * This delay docs not run 
 during long vacation. Whallcy 
 ««._ Kennedy 12 L. C. Jurist, 
 
 t An inscription for review 
 and deposit made on the 
 eighth day after a judgment is 
 sutlicient, though notice there- 
 of bo only given on the follow- 
 ing day. Jacques vn, Lussier 
 12 L. C. Jurist, 215. 
 
 "or \ 500. The inscription neoi 
 not be for any particular dav, 
 ! but the case must be heani. 
 in its order, on the day in tern; 
 next after the expiration of n 
 delay of eight days from the 
 dsxy (Ml which the notice ni 
 inscription was filed in lli, 
 oflice of the prothonotary .i 
 the court in which the jud:: 
 mcnt was rendered.— The coin t 
 may appoint special days fur 
 such review. — /l>i</, ss. 20 21. 
 501. The jtrotlionotary t- 
 whom the record is transmitted 
 is bound, as soon as ho h;i- 
 received it. to set down th.' 
 case on the roll for hearing', 
 and if the case ho pendin" i:; 
 the suj.erior court at Queboo 
 or Montreal, he is bound t. 
 place it on the roll as soon a- 
 
 review mil 
 term or in 
 jiiiiges wh 
 by a maji 
 the judge,- 
 verse or 
 Judgment, 
 rei|uire ; (1 
 tiigether wi 
 he sent ba 
 wiiich the 
 liei'ided, to 
 as being tl 
 suit, at the 
 .-.'line man 
 -iiiiie ctl'eot 
 rendered u 
 which it w 
 [irothonotar 
 [Whenev 
 been heard 
 Judges, and 
 the Judges v 
 is present 
 til render n 
 tinal jiidgmi 
 any jinlge v 
 and would I 
 ill judgment 
 by reason ( 
 to another 
 I'T any otln 
 addressed a 
 tlionotary of 
 ing his dec 
 and signed 
 testimony o 
 therein, sigi 
 be delivered 
 a judge so p 
 is deemed 
 the purpose < 
 and the decii 
 find signed 
 ^amc etfect 
 
RKVIKW, 
 
 71 
 
 tilt' in.Tription and notice are 
 (ili-il. — /'»iV/. ,«. 2.>. 
 
 502, The jiiclgiiicnt in 
 review inav lie remlcioil in 
 tirin or in vncatinn, In- all the 
 jiii|;.'c.'. who luMird the ease, <ir 
 hy ft niiijorify <>f them : and 
 the jufif^ert ninv I'linliiin, re- 
 verse or alter the orij^inal 
 JMi|j,'inent, an the case mav 
 ri'(|iiire ; an<l their (lecif<ion, 
 together with the re.-ord. niiijit 
 1)0 fient hack to the court in 
 wliicli the ea.se wa.< fir.-t 
 clcfiijed, to be there re^jisfered 
 as being the jiitij^nient in the 
 suit, at the same place, in the 
 same manner ami with the 
 Mime effect as if it had been 
 rendered on the day ujion 
 which it was received by the 
 prothonotary. — Und, s. 2.». 
 
 [Whenever any cause has 
 been heard in review by three 
 juil}?es. and at the least one of 
 thejudf^es whci heard the same 
 is present in court and ready 
 to render an interlocutory or 
 final JiidKinent therein, then, if 
 any judj^e who heard the cause 
 and would be competent to sit 
 injudKuient therein.be absent 
 by reason of his appointment 
 to another court, of sickness, 
 or any other cuuise, but has 
 addressed a letter to the pro- 
 th(motary of the court, contain- - 
 ing his decision in the case 
 and siKiiod by him. or ha.s, in 
 testimony of his concurrence 
 therein, sij^ned a judgment to 
 be delivered and delivered by 
 a judge so present, such judge 
 is deemed to be present f<.r 
 the purpose of such judgment ; 
 and the decision so transmitted 
 and signed by him has the 
 same effect as if delivered or 
 
 concurred in by him in open 
 court. 1 
 
 503- [Xo change in the 
 personal composition of the 
 court, by the appointment cf 
 any assistant judge as puisne 
 judge, or the appointment of 
 a puisne judge as chief-justice, 
 or by the re.-igria tion. death, 
 or appointment to an<ither 
 court of any chief-justice or of 
 a pui-ne judge, or of an assist- 
 ant judge, can have alone the 
 etlert of rendering a rehearing 
 of any case jiecessary, if a 
 sullicicnt number of judges 
 who heard the case remain to 
 render a judgment, either in- 
 rerbx'utory or final]. 
 
 504- [If a judge or an 
 assistant judge, who has heard 
 a case, together wirh other 
 judges, is removed to another 
 court, or is appointed chief- 
 justice or a judge of the same 
 court, or of another court, or 
 obtains leave of absence, he 
 may render judgment, whether 
 interlocutory or final, togethe 
 with the other judges, as if n*^ 
 such change had taken place.] 
 
 ClfAPTKR SECOND. 
 
 OK I'RTITIONS IN RKVOCATION 
 OK JUDU.MKXT. 
 
 505. Judgments which are 
 not susceptible of being ap- 
 pealed from or opposed, as 
 hereinabove provided, muy be 
 revoked, upon a petition pre- 
 sented to the same court, by 
 any person who was a jiarty to 
 or was summoned to be a party 
 
rj 
 
 RKVOCATION OK Jri»OMK.VT 
 
 n 
 
 Sf ? ; 
 
 f i 
 
 cation or judgment, th« court . uit.' 
 may replace the parties in the " 
 
 upon ordinary 
 
 I IK THK VOL 
 OK . 
 
V()I,U.VTARV KXKrfTM.N ny ..fOriMK.NT.M. 73 
 
 niAI'TKR FOURTH. irul^uwuts rrn-ler.-.l by the 
 
 .superior ,„iirt li,.., t„ ,u 
 OK APi-KAW. C.M.rt of (^„ ..„•. M(.,u-h, a« 
 
 513. A„ a,,.eal from all j J;::;;:^;;;;^.''""'^' '" ^''" 
 
 TITLE THIRD. 
 
 OF TIIK EXKCI'TIO.V oV JriXi.MENT.S. 
 
 "V THIHIJ 
 
 f'H.\I>TER FIRST. 
 
 SKCTION I. 
 
 '>/ J'tittiiif/ in Sii'uhtif. 
 
 514. Every judgment or- 
 dering security to be given 
 "Hist fix the time within 
 whioh sureties whall be ofler- 
 ed.— C. P. C, 517. 
 
 515. Suretie:* are offered 
 after notice served upon the 
 opposite party, and, when not 
 objected to, they enter into 
 a bond at the prothonotary's 
 otbce.-Ord. 1667, tit. 28, art. 
 ^.-Pothier, Pro. civ., 147.— 
 C- P. C, 518. 
 
 516. Except in cases where 
 the law requires only per- 
 gonal justification, if a surety 
 1=* objected to, he may be re- 
 quired to give in a declara- 
 tion ot his real property, to- 
 gether with his titles thereto, 
 .sureties may, in all cases, be 
 required to justify on oath 
 their sufficiency, and the 
 
 JU'lf,'*? or prothonotary mav 
 I receive ini.i administer the 
 irier^essary oath. -- (,rd. 1667, 
 t.t 2H art. ;;.~C. P. C. 51M. 
 
 &17. A surety may be ob- 
 jected to : 
 
 '• "' »'o has „„t the quali- 
 fications required ac-ording to 
 the title 0/X„,.,,,,,/„-^. i" the 
 tivil Code; 
 
 2. If he is not sufficient.— 
 Pot.. Proc. civ., 14X. 
 
 518. Tha sufficiency of a 
 •y'rety i» decided upon the 
 documents and affidavits pro- 
 duced, without a proof be!,,,, 
 ordered.— Ord. 1667, tit "H 
 
 -c. ■J.-,T.''52'i: '■"■"• '"■■ »■»•' 
 
 519. If the surety is ac- 
 cepted, the bond is drawn un 
 and entered into in conformity 
 with the judgment, and re- 
 mains in the prothonotary's 
 office as part of the record 
 !," ^^^^ case.-ord. 1667, tit. 
 
 020, The acceptance of 
 sureties is decided upon s^um- 
 marily, without any petition 
 or writings, and the bond is 
 entered into notwithstanding 
 oppositions or appeals, and 
 
i'i 
 
 74 
 
 ACr((L'NTIN(J. 
 
 Wltlinlif prcjlKjicO flltTC-to 
 
 '»r.l. I(if;7. tit. 2H, „it. .■!._ 
 iV't., I'ro(!. civ. 148. -(' |> 
 C. 521. 
 
 SKCTION II. 
 
 Of Acamuthuj. 
 
 521. Kvcry jiidfrinont oi- 
 «loi:ii;,' an nccoiirit inii.«t ftx 
 a <l.'liiy for ri'ri<l('riii^' it.— 
 Or.l. ]f5(;7, tit. 28, i.rt. H,~ 
 Pot., Proc. civ., 8!).— C p 
 
 c, yM\. 
 
 522. Tilt! accdiiiit must I)o 
 ronilciiMl iioininiitoly to the 
 j'lnly cntitlcl t.. it; it niiiHt 
 be sworn to and be filed in the 
 Jiioliionotary's oflice witliinfhe 
 (lel.iy fixed. Io>,'cther with the 
 vouchers in sii|.|i(,rt (hereof.— 
 Old. IfJtiT, tit. 2i), art. H.— 
 Potliier, lov. ,'it. — C. P. C., 
 
 5.M. — The court may, however, 
 u})on motion, of which notice 
 has been duly f^iven, extend 
 the delay for rendering the 
 acrount.— Pot.. Proc. civ..8i». 
 523. The account must con- 
 tain, under separate heads, the 
 receipts and expenditure, and 
 close with a recapitulation of 
 such receij.ts and exj.ondi- 
 ture, establishing the balance: 
 whatever remains to be re- 
 covered being reserved for a 
 se,)arate head.— Ord. 1(507, tit 
 29, art. 7.— C. P. C, .03;{. 
 
 524. Under the head of 
 receipts must be placed all 
 sums which the accountin-' 
 party has receiveii, and all 
 those that he ought to have 
 received during his manage- 
 ment.— Pothicr, Proc. civ., iK). 
 
 525. The accounting party 
 cannot place under the head of 
 
 expenditure the costs of the 
 judgment ordering him \„ .„. 
 eoiiiit, unless h<' is aril l...rize,| 
 to do su liy 111,. ,.,,iirt ; but he 
 may charge under that head 
 his travelling expenses, the 
 iitten<lanees .,f the attorney 
 
 who made up ihe a< nt. the 
 
 cost of presenting and verify - 
 ing it, and of whatever copi',.> 
 thereof are reijuired.— t (rd. 
 I'-fw. tit. 2!t, art. I.S.— (' p p " 
 
 526. Ff the a<'coiint shows 
 an t^xri's^ of receipts over ex- 
 penditure, the party to whom 
 It IS rendered may proy- ion- 
 ally demand execution lor the 
 balai:ce. saving his right to 
 contest the remainder of the 
 ac.'ount.— IJavid rn. Kayo- 
 Montreal, 29 July, l.s4(i, in 
 appeal, 1(1 Nov., 1,S47.— C P C 
 b6o. ' ' ■' 
 
 527. Parties accounf. d to 
 are bound to take communica- 
 tion of the account and vouch- 
 ors at the prothonoti ry's oflice, 
 I and to file their contestations' 
 i of the account, if they cont( i 
 it, within a delay of fiftcc, 
 days, which may be extend- 
 ed by the court or a judge 
 I upon application pursuant to 
 notice.— Ord. 1607, tit. 29, art. 
 I i;i.— -Pot., Proc. civ., 91. 
 
 528. J'artios accounted to, 
 ' whose interests are the same, 
 must name the same attorney; 
 if they do not agree in their 
 choice, the attorney first in the 
 case remains attorney of record 
 saving the right of the other 
 parties accounted to to emi)loy 
 attorneys of thoir own, \ny.:v. 
 payment of all costs occasioned 
 thereby— Ord. 1667, tit. 29, 
 art. 11.— C. P. C, 529. 
 
 SKC'-j 
 
 Of s 
 
 534. The 
 
 "11 of any ju 
 ttie restitutioi 
 
 ^ ri 
 
HfRHKXDKR. 
 
 76 
 
 529. Tho a.'.um.tinK |"irfv j any inovc.ihic or imniovoablo 
 
 .etJl.nK,.t.ho.;uMt,....tat.ui, to:j,„|;,M„,.nt make- uth.-r urll 
 .0 h.. an.wor. u, .u,.,.ort .,(• vImu,... 1,^- ,l.,,ivo „. ' ^ 
 
 t,t. .... art. l...~l'„th.or, I'roc. j tl.a, tl... party .„titl..j thoro.,. 
 
 53o: In .......u ..f fi.in, the ; Hu; mu^;"^:^::;:;;::.;;:;;.!;,:^; 
 
 .•ontc.,atm„. an.wrr.s ,.r ro- | with the jn.l,M„..nt ml thJ 
 lhr.Unu. wuhu, the ,i..lay. the i yruy\,u>n/ .-itai • I ! 
 
 l-^'.v »>';"";! ;" >ilo thcM„ i. hehl litle of OUi.,,n!Z\n th '(' vi 
 t.. a. ,„,t whatever is eontaine.l ro,l,..:_|.,.thier I'n, e • 14< 
 m the document he fails t.. KOK , '"^'' ' '^"- "^•. I-»!». 
 
 ,,c<t P,,fhl,.,- ',;''"" "' .535. Ilie vdimtary oxecu- 
 
 531 ".'.;'"• '■ ■ '"""•* '' J'"'^""""t"'nlerin^. fho 
 
 &31. Alter the issues are , surrender of ,„, hyi.otheeit. J 
 
 ' ■I''"<;1 "1-" H.e aeeonnt imnmveahle, is e, ^ t' '''," 
 
 rendered, the eourt may order n.eans uf a deelarai -n f to 
 
 he pHrt.es to j.roof respective- defendant, tiled ir. the ,.n th . 
 
 iy, aeenrd.ng to the '-r-linary m^taryV o.Iice. to the etri • a 
 
 -arse or may refer the ease he surrenders it in e.m. 1 an, „ 
 
 .rsettement to arbitrators, or with the jud,,n,ent an ' hi° 
 
 o.ipraet>t..mer,.ranaeeonnt- relinquishing his possession - 
 ant. aeeurd.ng to ,ts nature.- I Piglau. r.!r4.-I.:.thier IW 
 
 Ord. 1(U;7, tit. 28, art. 22.- 
 Ord. lotit), art. s;)._E,iit. i.^J;o^ j 
 ■trt. 2. — I I'igcau, 24>s. ' j 
 
 532. Tlie .judj,'ment upon j 
 tliu account must eontain a ' 
 ••oinputation of the receipts ' 
 .111(1 expenditure, and establish ' 
 
 flif balance if there be any, 
 
 Ord. lti()7, tit. 2y, art. 20.— 
 0. P. C, 540. 
 
 533. If the defendant fails 
 to render an account, the plain- 
 titr may jirocoed to have one 
 "lade out in the manner men- 
 tioned in the article 523. 
 
 SKC'TION HI. 
 Of Surniidcr 
 
 civ., 149.— Ord. 1067. tit. 27. 
 art. 1. 
 
 j 536. When an immoveable 
 
 I is thus siirrenderc'.l, the court 
 j or jiKlge, upon application of 
 the plaiiititr, names a -urator 
 to the surrender, a),'ainst whom 
 all ulterior proceedings are 
 dirc'tod.— Pothier, Proc. civ. 
 185. ' 
 
 537. The curator has aright 
 to collect the rents, issues and 
 jirofits due and accrued from 
 the time of the surrender, and 
 may even grant leases if ihe 
 .«ale i.s prevented during any 
 
 considerable time The rents, 
 
 issues and jirofit.s of the' 
 immoveable surrendered are 
 treated 
 
 c^'^a. T»,„ 1 ^ I "^■'^'^" »ts reality, and are 
 
 534. The voluntary exccu- distributed n the same man 
 turn ot any judgment ordering 'nor as the price -Stowofr 
 the restitution and delivery of I ilieher. in lippcal, 1848. - 
 
 ( . ! 
 
B^ I 
 
 j: 
 
 Pothier. I>i 
 c-hot, I.{». 
 
 <""Mi-i i.rtMnv rxKnuTtoy. 
 
 <'iv., 1 !».'{. ~r..u 
 
 Of r<n<hr finuraUij ami 
 I'njimrnt into Coinf. 
 
 f>y tho |„irfy wl... |.Hi,l th.Mii 
 111.— I nl.'.H- flu. t.-n.lfr i. ,.,,„. 
 
 ;liH<.n.il th« pHrty f.. wli.iin \t 
 
 IN iiMi.lo JM .•nfitle<| f„ r. iv,. 
 
 th.- im.n.'y^ ,,„i,| j,,^ wif|„.ut 
 '"■"J"'l""'« f"'"^ -laiiii {„ th., 
 r<m,.in.l..r. U„l,. „f Prurti,.,. 
 •* .laiiuiiry, |,s,»4. 
 
 RQo \ ,. . I i 544. Thr' <-.xii('iiM(> ,,(' fill. 
 
 538. A fc.n.l..r. or u luitUnjc ' fon.lfr i. |„.rn,. h • th, ,uL ' 
 
 (Itf.xcriho tho ..hjccf ' .iHVroil ; 
 ami if if hv of inorufy. it imist 
 <'onfaiii an oiniiiipiiition unij 
 <li'.>«Tiiifion thereof. — C l» P 
 KI2. "' 
 
 539. Tcmlcr may be ina<lo 
 by ail authentic liociiiiient, or 
 in any other manner which 
 admits of itM l,oi„j, lofjnlly 
 j.n.ve.l.- Tf-nder may he made 
 111 a Mnit by demanding record 
 thereof, and must bo accom- 
 jmnied with payment into 
 court.— I I'igoaii, 4.'ij. 
 
 540. Tender may be made 
 at iho domicile elected in a 
 contract.— /i;,/._.2 iMgcau. 
 
 541. The authentic docu- 
 inent recording the tender, if 
 tJiere is one, must state the 
 answer made by tho creditor, 
 or the person represciitin;? him," 
 
 tl 
 
 iitlicienf, 
 "' '■"."».« altcn.ling the pnv- 
 iiienf into court are borne by 
 the f-reditor.- Pothier, Oblig. 
 5.»<», i>7:i, :,74, .WO. '^ 
 
 CHAPTER .SECOND. 
 
 ••I'- CUMI.II.SOKV KXKCI TI()\ i,y 
 JLlXiMKNTa. 
 
 SECTION r. 
 
 (icncml Provisions. 
 
 545. The judf,'mentH of a 
 eonrt can only be put into 
 execution by means of u writ 
 issuing in the name of the 
 overeign and addressed to the 
 
 the fact of his being called I sheriff ■nfMr'^i-'T'^'r*^" "' ^"" 
 
 HI default of his signature, the 
 reason why it was not signed.— 
 /A„/._C. p. c., 8i;j. 
 
 542. A debtor who has 
 made a tender and is after- 
 wards sued, may renew it by 
 his pleadings and pay the 
 amount into court.— cfc, art 
 
 writ is attested and signed in 
 the same manner us original 
 writs, it must bear th«- -frii if 
 tho- court and iruKt uienti^.u 
 the datoof thejuugiiicnt to bo 
 executed and the day on which 
 It IS returnable.— C. S. L C 
 e. 83, s. 1.39; c. 85, s. 2, §4.-: 
 
 2, s. 30.— C. P. 
 
 J162. 
 
 ?5« o A,r ... I 25 Geo. III., 
 
 *. *a Money.R p.aid into court C, 545 
 «-> ' % V thoiit, the authori7ii RA<s t i 
 
 *^^o Kh CO ■ be w 1 r^^ 546. Judgments can only 
 
 ^^ '*''' ^^''J'^Jr'iwn I bo executed uj.on tho party 
 
roHPti.SURY EXKCI Tin 
 
 77 
 
 l»" |'ni<l thiMii 
 
 .V fi» wIlMlM if 
 
 leil fo rciM'ivc 
 I i". witlioiit 
 claiiii f(i th*} 
 I" <'i' I'rai'tice, 
 
 |><n-«> i)f tlif 
 y fhi' i|('l»t<ir ; 
 r<'<l Miifliciciif, 
 in>,' th«' pu.v- 
 irc l)«>rin' f)v 
 thif-r, Olilij,'. 
 
 KCONr). 
 
 XKCITIO.V (11 
 
 1 
 
 rs. 
 
 
 iiients of 11 
 ! put infii 
 LH of a writ 
 mo of thi' 
 'ssed to tlic 
 t [ill wh it'll 
 ted.]— Th.' 
 I signed in 
 iM o:igir,:(,i 
 
 tb*' .-ii-;;I -,.f 
 
 iiicnt to bo 
 yon which 
 S. L. C, 
 I. 2, §4._ 
 30.— C. 1>. 
 
 can only 
 the party 
 
 jiuain.^t whotn thoy «ri> rcn<lcr- 
 pii.~lf h(! chiinnffi hif livil 
 ftntiixor cljpM hpforo o.xpciitinti, 
 jii«l)fiiii'nt .•iirinuf b.* i-xcciif.'.l 
 iiK''«"ii-' liim nnr ii;,'iiin.''t liir. 
 rf|>rc-('iitiitiv( •<. iirili'ss iiiK.fli.T 
 jii.lK'iiient i"<<>h( iiin..J,.h„'liirin^ 
 thut th« toiinfr may l>c cti- 
 forcoil hy ' xt'riitir.n ajjain-t 
 him in the nun cnMe, or hi.'* re 
 I :''s«M)la;i\-r- or ii.-^ij^ns in flic 
 ' .; ' r.— Hut if the party die.-* ..r 
 t wigpd hi.- eivil .-tatu.x after 
 
 e.xei iition hn." eotniiionecMl, the 
 execution continues.— ^C. (!<> |',, 
 l»;s.- -p.ptliicr. I'roc. civ.. I.VJ. ' 
 547. It the juiljynient i|(.e.-< 
 not onier a Ihinj; that if iiurelv 
 pcr.'^oiial t<i the jihtintitf, it niaV 
 he e.xeeiiltMl in lii.x naine. evcti 
 iiftiT hi.'^ death- hut if anycun 
 •cstation nri.-^e.s upun the exe- 
 cution, the repre.-entativcK of 
 the decca.sed ,iarty niu.-'t inter- 
 vene.— No. HIM, Sevixny r^. 
 Hertrand.A Mercier, Intervt., 
 .jiiK't. at Montreal. 24 Sept., 
 I.Hj()._2 Loisol, In.^titut. liv. 
 vi.. tit. b, art. 2.-- -Pothicr. 
 I'roc. civ., ly.i. 
 
 548. When the judj^inenf 
 '■nlcr.- (he performance of .-^ome 
 phy.'^ieal act, the otlicer char;; • 
 ed with it,s exeeution may use 
 the neee.s.<iary force for that 
 purpo.^e ; ob.>-erving, however, 
 at the same time, all neces.sary 
 formalities,— I Couv*.ot, 12.'K 
 
 the plaintift nmy .-htftin n writ 
 of po(<;<ejiMon to ej,., » f,im and 
 
 to !)»• [ilrtced in pi»-'e,-.'<ion. 
 
 '•r.l. ]iUu. lit. 27. art. I 
 
 l'"f.. I'rnc. civ., |.JH. 
 
 550. The otiicer ontrnxted 
 with the execution „( su(di 
 writ niu«t he acennipanied by 
 tw.. witne.-.-es. and draw up a 
 
 minute of hi.x |>riiceediiijr8. 
 
 <>rd. |ti((7. tit. .{,{, art. 2.-^1 
 Couehof, 12.;. 
 
 •NKCTIO.N III. 
 ({f F.jcnitinn in /'truomil 
 
 .let inns. 
 
 SECTION II. 
 Of Execution in Rml Actions. 
 
 549. When a party con- 
 uenined to surrendf 
 
 iin immoveable ref 
 
 urrender or restore default 
 
 551. .Fu.l^ment.o for the 
 payment (d" a sum of money 
 cannot be executed b(>fore the 
 expiration of fifteen day.x from 
 their <iatr.— .N'overfhele'.s.s upon 
 an application of the plaintiff 
 accompanied by an afhdavit 
 eiitabli.-'hinjf circuiu.xfance.^ un- 
 der whi(di .simple attaidiment 
 mi)rht issue before judgment, 
 the judjT(> may allow execution 
 to issue before the exjiiration 
 of fifteen days, but the sale 
 cannot take place anv .sooner 
 than if the writ of execution 
 had issued after the ordinary 
 delay — (".S. L. C. c. 77, s. 27 • 
 e. H.i, s. 201.— 1 Pij^ean. 411. ' 
 55? In all suits accotn- 
 Jianied /ith attachment, either 
 in the hands of ttic defendant 
 or of third person,"*, in which 
 the defendant has only been 
 summoned throu;?h newspa- 
 pers, a Jiidirrnent rendered by 
 
 uses to do i withi 
 
 n a 
 
 within the delay pre.scrib«d, I titi, in th 
 
 •annot bo executed 
 year, unless the phiin- 
 
 e presence of and to 
 
 I 
 
 w 
 
f! 
 
 78 
 
 COMrtJI-SOHY KXKCCTIOX, 
 
 lii 
 
 |i|: Ji- 
 
 the satislViction of a judj^o, 
 Riv(!.- good niifl siiflioiont sure- 
 ties to jiay back the inonoys 
 levied, in the event of the 
 jiKl^Miicnt boin^' reversed ii|,ori 
 revision, together with (he 
 
 eosts of pnch revision. This 
 
 provirtion does not apply, how- 
 ever, to judgment ri;ndered for 
 wageR, or salaries dno for the 
 manufacture; or conveyance of 
 rafts attaclied for the payment 
 of such wages.— C. S. L. C. e, 
 H-i, H. Ill, § § 1, 2. 
 
 553. A creditor may cause 
 to bo seized in execution the 
 moveable or immoveable pro- 
 perty of his debtor, in the 
 possession of such debtor, or i 
 moveables of his in the poss- 
 ession either of such creditor 
 himself, or of third persons, if 
 the latter do not object; if thev 
 do. the creditor must adopt a 
 seizure by garnishment.— 0.,»;. 
 L. C, c. 8;5, ss. I.'U, 1. •;<».— pro- 
 thier, I'roc. civ. loA, 174, IH.J.— 
 1 Couehot, 125—12 J,.C, Ren 
 40;]. — 1 I'igcau, 65'J. * 
 
 554. A creditor may exer- 
 cise at the same tii'no the 
 same time the ditlcrent means 
 of execution which the law 
 allows him. Ho may cause 
 the moveable property and the 
 immoveables to bo seized under 
 the same writ, but ho cannot 
 proceed to the sale of the im- 
 moveables until after the 
 moveables have been discuss- 
 ed ; saving, nevertheless, the 
 special i)rovisions of law con- 
 cerning building societies. cases 
 ol pledge, and tiie case men- 
 tioned in article <»07 ; and 
 saving also the c.-iscs of 
 judgments rendered for the 
 recovery of rents constituted 
 
 under the Seigniorial Act of 
 l<'^.')4, and of judgments de- 
 claring hypothecs. — ('. .S. ],. 
 C, c. Hf), s. 1 ; c. 6it, s. I4.--I 
 <;ouchot, 12.). 
 
 555. [Seizure of move 
 ables in execution takes place 
 under a writ addressed to th" 
 sherifl- of the place wlicre the 
 defendant's moveable propertv 
 is situated, ordering him to 
 levy the amount of the debt, 
 interest, if any is due, and' 
 the costs, both of the suit and 
 of the e.xei ..tion, and such 
 writ is made returnable on 
 a day certain or sooner if pos- 
 sible—If there be no move- 
 able j.roperty to seize, the writ 
 "lay be addressed either to the 
 sheriff of the district in which 
 .judgment was rendered, or to 
 the sheriff- of the district in 
 which the .lefendant has hi^ 
 • lomicilo.]— If the creditor ha.< 
 received any part of his judg- 
 ment claim, he i.s bound tu 
 uiake menti(m of it on the 
 back of the writ of execution. 
 — When the moveable property 
 *■' bo seized is at a distance 
 
 to 
 
 of ni(u-e than nine miles from 
 the place where the writ issues, 
 the party suing out the writ, 
 or his attorney, may, by a 
 written notice, require 'the 
 sheriff to employ for the seizure 
 a bailiff residing in the locality 
 where it is to take place, and 
 the sheriff is bound to comjily, 
 and in doing so he is freed from 
 iiiiy liability resulting from 
 iiregularities or informalities 
 in the execution of the writ - 
 C. S. L. C, c. 8.3, s. 129.— 27 
 ct 28 Vic. c. ;jy, s. 12.— 2.3 Uen. 
 HI., c. 2, s. :J0.— II L. c. He- 
 ports, 3t}7 ; 'A do. 478. 
 
t 
 
 COMPl'f.SOKY KXECl-TIOV. 
 ? 1. Of irixHrr nf mnvrnhlrH 
 
 79 
 
 I-.. 
 
 556. Tho (lohtor inny celoet 
 aiiil l\Cf|i fri)in sciziiro : 
 
 1. Tlu! bnl, bcildinj^ nml 
 l)oi|.''tf;i(|s in use l)y liini aiiil 
 his fiiiiiily ; 
 
 2. The onliiiary ami neces- 
 sary wo/irinj,' a]ii.are! of him- 
 self and his family ; 
 
 •>. One stn\e and pipes, one 
 crane and \\< appeiniaj^cs, one 
 pair of andirons, one .«ot of 
 ceoking utensils, one pair of 
 tniij^s and shovel, one table, 
 six chairs, six knives, six 
 forks, .six plates, six teacups, 
 six sanoers, one sn<^ar basin, 
 one milk jug, one teapot, six 
 spoons, all spinninjif wheels 
 and weaviiij^ looms in domestic 
 use. one axe, one saw, one 
 jrini, six trjijis, such fishinj?- i 
 nets and seines as are in coin- I 
 mull use, and ton vohinios of I 
 books ; I 
 
 •1. Fuel and food, not more 
 than siiHicient for thirty <lavs, | 
 and not oxceeding in " valiie, ! 
 twenty dollars ; j 
 
 J. One cow, four sheep, two ' 
 hn;xs, and food tliercfor for , 
 tliirty days ; j 
 
 '■>. Tools and implements or 
 otlior chattels ordinarily used 
 in his trade to tho va'lue of 
 thirty dollars; 
 
 7. Bees, to the extent of 
 fifteen hives. 
 
 Nevertiieless, tho things and 
 effects mentioned in para- 
 i^raphs four, five, and six, are 
 not exempt from seizure iiiid 
 sale when the suit is to recover 
 the price of their purchase, or 
 tiiey have been given in pawn. 
 -Ord. 16fi7, tit. :;;j, art. I l.— 
 2 Bour.— Pot.. Pro. civ., I54-.5. 
 
 Hi (Suy. Itcp. 
 
 ex- 
 
 — ! !'ig.. till, 612.— C. 
 C, c. H.^, s. ;{.— 24 Vic. c. 
 c. I.— C. P. C, .i'.»2.-_C S 
 C, c. 8.'?, s. 142. 
 78.— 29 V. c. 8. s. 2. 
 
 557. 15ooks of account, 
 titles of debt, or other jiapers 
 in the possession of the debtor, 
 are <'xempt from seizure, sav- 
 ing what is mentioned in 
 article .Of.:).— ,^) L. ('. i{,.,, 
 2'.('.). 
 
 j 558. The following are also 
 exempt from seizure : 
 
 1. Consecrated vessels and 
 things used for religious wor- 
 ship ; 
 
 2. Alimentary allowances 
 ' grant'", 1 ),y a court ; 
 j •>. Sums of money or objects 
 
 given or beijiiea.licd upon tho 
 : condition of their bein< 
 I einpt from seizure; 
 j 4. Sums of money or pcn- 
 j sions given as alim'ent, even 
 ' tlioiigh the donor or testator 
 • has not expressly declared 
 I that they should be exempt 
 ' from seizure ; 
 
 .'). Wages and salaries 
 yet due. 
 
 Alimentary .-illowanees and 
 things given as aliment may 
 however be seized and sidd fr.r 
 alimentary debts. — Pot. Pro. 
 civ.. 154, \lU.—\\ Anc. Den." 
 417, 41!), 420.-2 Bour., 670-1. 
 —6 Bioche, 26.— 1 pig., 6.31.— 
 C. P. C, 581, 582. 
 
 559, The seizure of move- 
 ables and moveal)le property 
 is established by an inven- 
 tory made by ' the sheriil", 
 or his deputy, or by a bnlifF 
 authorized t,y him to that 
 effect — Ord. 1667, tit. .'<.'!, art. 
 6.— Pot., Proc. eiv, 156-7.— 
 C. P. C, 586. 
 
 not 
 
 } 
 
I ■'•-» 
 
 li 
 
 If 
 
 i 
 
 * 
 
 i 
 
 } 
 
 .; 
 
 
 
 ■■ 
 
 
 I i 
 
 
 80 
 
 OollJ'UJ.SORY EXKCLTIOX. 
 
 The Inventory must 
 
 560. 
 
 contain 
 
 1. Mention of tlie actual 
 domicile of the crclitor ; 
 
 2. Mentii.n of the writ of 
 execution, jfs date, and if. 
 purj.ort ; 
 
 -i. A description of the 
 thing, seized, their number, 
 weight and measure according 
 to their nature, and. in the 
 case of a registered vessel of 
 fifteen tons burthen or over 
 the recital required hy section ; 
 }.i of chapter 41 of the consol- 
 idated statutes of Canada —2 
 L. C. 11.471. -C. 8. C, c" 41' 
 ^"^ r.\.~-V. V. C. 58(5. 
 
 4. The appoiiifnient of a 
 guardian, or the name of the 
 depositary furnished by the 
 debtor ; 
 
 5. The signature of the 
 guardian or .lej.ositary, and of 
 the witnesses. i„ the case of 
 articb. .,(;i), ..r mention that 
 they cannot sign, and the si.r. 
 nature of the seizing officer ■ 
 
 «. Aleution of the day 'on ' 
 
 which the seizure is made: and' 
 whether it was made before or 
 after noon. i 
 
 The sheriff or officer making ' 
 the seizure is bound to accept 
 a solvent depositary oifered by i 
 the debtor, and in such ca.se 
 he IS not answerable for the 
 acts of the depositary, if he 
 proves that when he Accepted 
 
 v.nf'l' .;''''^'"'""^ was sol- 
 vent to the amount of the 
 property entrusted to his care. 
 
 take their relations or connec- 
 
 tions to the .legree of cousins- 
 gcrman. as guar.lians or de- 
 
 & 
 
 '^itaries of t|,e thi 
 or can they take a 
 
 .Judgment debtor or his wife or 
 ;'.l"ldren, on pain of being 
 liable for all costs and dam- 
 ages. _ Urnthers. uncles or 
 "•■{"«•»■•'' "f the judgment 
 < ebtor may be ai)pointed guar- 
 dians, if they consent to be so. 
 — Ihe debtor must also be 
 called upon to sign the inven- 
 tory, and his refusal or inabil- 
 
 ity to do so must be stated 
 
 -. S. L. C, c. 92, s. 10.— Ord 
 
 rll'-,.?-;^'^ '"'■*•■"• '' «— ^ot! 
 ' 59, i.;o, Irtl.-ord. Kit;:, tit 
 19. art. 13. ' '' 
 
 561. The inventory must 
 bo at least i„ triplicates, 
 ;'»o o, ,vhi.h must be given 
 to the guardian or depositary 
 and another to the debtor, and 
 each triplicate must be signed 
 by all those whose signature.* 
 are required by the j.receding 
 article. -Ord. I(i(i7, tit. 3:i 
 r''nl-r^-^ i^-t'. Rep. 71. 
 ! 562. The guardian or de- 
 positary has a right, at the 
 i t'uio of his appointment, to 
 i remove the projierty in order 
 i fo keep it in charge, and f. 
 I place guards. If necessary, in 
 I the place where it is.— If the 
 , seizing officer cannot find a 
 , responsible guardian or depo- 
 : sitary, he may, after serving 
 the inventory upon the debtor, 
 liave the things taken awav 
 and removed to a place u{ 
 safety, until he finds such 
 
 guardian or depositary If 
 
 the person ajjpointed guardian 
 oi- depositary becomes, while 
 the seizure lasts or is sus- 
 pended, insufficient to be re- 
 si.onsible for the property 
 ■seized, the judge nmv i. ..,.., 
 
 ngs seized. ; the applieat 
 
 «uch the cuti 
 
 on of the prose- 
 
 ng creditor, author 
 
 izo the 
 
 1!^ ! 
 
•OMl'ir.SORv KXKCUTIO.V. 
 
 SI 
 
 tor or his wife or 1 
 pain of beint: | 
 C(i»t8 jirid tiam- 
 cr«-, uncles or 
 flio jiidgtnem i 
 iili|>oiiito(lyuar- 
 'oiisont to be so. 
 i"",-ft also be 
 "iKii the inven- 
 ^'fiisal or inabil- 
 ist be statej.— 
 02, s. 10.— Ord. 
 Tts. I, 8.— Pot. 
 -Orel. 1667, tit. 
 
 nvcntory mu^t 
 in trijilicatL's. 
 must be given 
 I or depositary 
 lie debtor, anil 
 luist be signed 
 ose signature,-^ 
 the preeedinj; 
 l<i(>7, tit. ;{;;, 
 Hep. ri. 
 ardian or de- 
 rifflit, at the 
 Jtointnient, to 
 )erty in order 
 liarge, and to 
 necessary, in 
 it is.— If the 
 ■annot find a 
 dian or depo- 
 after serving 
 '11 the debtor, 
 taken away 
 ' a place (if 
 
 finds such 
 ositary. — If 
 ted guardian 
 L'omes, while 
 
 or is sus- 
 nt to be re- 
 lic property 
 
 may, upon 
 f the prose - 
 uthurizo the 
 
 iippointnient of another person 
 Hilliciently solvent or reliable. 
 !iinl may order that the pro- 
 j.irty seize<i be [.laced under 
 his care, or in his possession, 
 by the sheriff, after a veritica- 
 tion ami inventory of the 
 
 whole has been made i'ot., 
 
 I'ru. civ.. 161, 168.— I l>\g.] 
 (■:'■;. note. — C. C, art. 1828. 
 
 563. The sheriff or the 
 liailitl. [upon an order from 
 'lie judge, granted for cause 
 .-licvvii, uj.on application in 
 writing by the creditor,] may 
 have efl'ects seized in the 
 i"',ntry parts removed to the 
 I'vi ..St town, or some other 
 pla..-e specified, in order that 
 ho may there sell them.— ('. S 
 L r.. c. 8.0, s. 2, § 2. 
 
 564. [If current money is 
 seized, mention of its kind 
 !in<l (juantity must be made 
 in the inventory, and the 
 -heritf must return it with 
 
 the other moneys levied.! 
 
 <'. P. C, o!H), -• i 
 
 565. [ Debentures, prom- 
 iiii>.-ory notes, whether ne- 
 j:"tiablo or not, shares in 
 banks, or other commercial or 
 industrial associations, and 
 "thcr d.tcuments of commercial 
 value, payable to order or 
 t" bearer, bank-notes inclu- 
 'led. are liable to seizure, and 
 "i''.v be .-^old like all other 
 "lovcable effects belonging to 
 tl,c debtor. ]-C. S. C, 855? 
 
 566. The seizure of shares 
 '" any financial, commercial 
 "'• industrial comj.any or asso- 
 
 tion, duly incori)orated, is 
 
 iiiM'le by serving such com- 
 l'''i'.v with a copy of the writ 
 "' executi(.n, together with a 
 ""tice that all the shares held 
 
 by the defen<lant in such com- 
 J>any are placed under e.xecu- 
 tion. A similar notice is 
 served upon the debtor. 
 
 567. If there in more than 
 one place at which the com- 
 pany may be served, the 
 service hereinabove mention- 
 ed, when made elsewhere than 
 lit the place wIhmc the trans- 
 fer of .shares and the payment 
 of dividends may be validly 
 made, has no effect against 
 subse((uent purchasers until 
 a suthcicnt time has elapsed 
 to allow notice of the service 
 to be transmitted from the 
 place where it was made to 
 the place where transfers of 
 shares should be entered; and 
 the company is bound to effect 
 such transmission. — The seiz- 
 ure of such shares indu.Ies 
 nil benefits and profits at- 
 tached to them.— C, S. C c 
 70. ss. ;i, 4. 
 
 568. The sheriff has a right 
 : to demand from the party 
 
 seizing whatever «iims df 
 money may be necessary for 
 the safe-keeping of the pro- 
 perly .seized, according to the 
 provisions contained in artir-les 
 847 and 848.— | L. c. ,}., <)2. 
 
 569. If the debtor is absent, 
 or if there is no person t(» open 
 the doors, eujiboards, trunks, 
 or other closed places, or if ho 
 
 ■ refuses to ojjen them, the 
 seizing oflicer must draw up a 
 minute of the fact, and there- 
 upon the judge tiiav order the 
 o|'ening to be effected by all 
 necessary means, in the pre- 
 sence of two witnesses and 
 with such force as may bo 
 required, without prejudice to 
 coercive imprisonment in case 
 
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 ■ 
 
COMI'I I.MOKV KXKCITION. 
 
 of refusal, vifjlt^noc nr other 
 ))li,vsic'!il iiiijioiliiueiit. — Ori' 
 l()('i7. tit. ;'.;;, art. .■).—('. p. ('., 
 .087, .V.tl. 
 
 570. If the (li'l)tor has no 
 (loiiiicilc ill the province, the 
 trijili--ato of the inventory of 
 Heizure i« left for liini at tlie 
 olhco ol tile iirotlir)notary of 
 the fourt.— ('. I*. C, ()U2.— C. 
 S. L. (;., c. 83, .s. 64. 
 
 571. Itninediute notiec must 
 lie Kivcn to till? <iel)ior, anii to 
 to the ifiiardian or il('|iosit;irv, 
 of the jilai'e mill tiiin- at wliii-h 
 the inoveahles' will be off. red 
 offered for sale *. — JVit. Pro. 
 eiv.. 1<>8. 
 
 572. Saving the exeejition 
 contained in the following 
 article, the sale of moveables 
 must be published by posting 
 and reading a notice, in a 
 loud and distinct nianner, at 
 the dour of the church of tlu- 
 
 tdace where the seizure has 
 leen made, immediately after 
 morning service on the i-unday 
 next after the .seizure ; and if 
 such seizure was not made 
 within a parish, the j)ublic- 
 ation must be made at some 
 public place in the munici- 
 Jiality, and the sale caiip.ot 
 take place before the exjiiration 
 of eiglit days, reckoning froiii 
 the day of such publication, 
 and a eertilieate of such jmb- 
 licatiou mujit be annexed to 
 the record of the execution. — 
 C. S. L, v., c. Ho, s. 2, § 3.— 
 C. Geu. 441-2-:). 
 
 * This notice must be in 
 writing. ,«?cott ri. Alain, and 
 Alain, ojiposant. 4 Canada Law 
 Journal, p. 00. 
 
 from the 
 
 lication.— 27 Ar 28 Vic, e.' ..;' 
 ss. !>, 10, II.— No more than 
 two dollars is allowed for flic 
 
 .iiiu sc\eii in the evenin;;, 
 except in cases of friiudulcm 
 reiiioval, and may if necessary | 
 be continued on foUuwiiii: 
 days, alMxiiig seals or placing' 
 guards.] I 
 
 575. Seizures cannot be 
 made on Sundays or liolidav.<, 
 except in cases of fraudulent 
 removal, where the property i< 
 found upon the highway. — Pot., 
 Proc. ci\., loi). i 
 
 576. If the property has 
 has been attached before jnilg 
 ment, it is nut necessary t" I 
 
roMIM'I.HolJV KXKriTION. 
 
 83 
 
 jiriircc'l to n veri 
 it ij< .iiitlii'ii'iit to >!;iv(< nutico d 
 the debtor niwl j^iiardiun or 
 (lopuHitnry of tho place ami 
 tiifif of .''alf, a." |ii(>scrit!i'i| m 
 iirticli' .'>7I, aiiii tu >;i\o the 
 iiotii'o required hy artiidt.' ,'>7'2 
 or .>7.'>, a." the ('a.-e may hi;. — 
 I L. ('. H.. 27'.t. 
 
 577. ( If tho moveables 
 tiiive Jilrt-ady I)cm'Ii sci/.t'd and 
 tin' d«d)tur difi|M),«,s('sseii, jiny 
 iTi'ditor making a .second 
 .-fiziirc is bound to name the 
 same /guardian, who can didy 
 hi- discluirj^iMJ by the sale uf the 
 [irojterty so seized, the c(,nsent 
 <if nil the seizin;,; parties, or the 
 enlor of n. judj^e. ] — Pot., proe. 
 civ., lfin-7.— 1 L. ('. K., 94. 
 
 578. The party first seizin;;, 
 who (ii)os not ](roeeod with 
 pniper dili;;en( e, cannot pre- 
 vent the sale by the next 
 ."eizing creditor.— [If, when 
 there i.s no ojiposition. the 
 soi/iiif; party d(»os not briri;^ 
 the moveable to .sale within 
 thi' delay tixed for the return . 
 of the writ, tho seizure lapses, 
 unless tlse delay for the return i 
 of the writ is extended by order ! 
 i>{ .1 .judj^e to a cert in subse- { 
 ipient day, which order the pro- i 
 tlionotary must make a not(> of 
 in the entry book of exe 'utions. 
 
 579. A creditor who has ■ 
 made a seizure of the eticctsof j, 
 his debtor cannot obtain !i 
 seciind writ (d' execution, unle-s 
 the previous writ has been 
 rctiirncd or accounted for. — 
 I'i't., Proe. civ., 1(17. 
 
 > •'•• (f/ OfipitHltiDHH to tin 
 
 Kfisare of inorciiblin. 
 
 580. A seizure of move 
 iihles in execution may be cou- 
 
 tication. but \ te.^ted by opposition, either by 
 
 *■ ' tlie debtor himstdf, or by third 
 
 parties.— l»ot., l'r..c. civ.. If,;; 
 
 I t Ht II, 
 
 581. The debtor niav de- 
 mand the nuility of a s'eizuro 
 of moveables in execution : 
 
 1. On the >;rounii of inlorm- 
 alities in the seizin e, or of tho 
 exemption of some <d" the 
 artiides seized, umior articles 
 .')j(), '.ibl and .'>.">« ; 
 
 2. (.)n the Kround of the 
 extinction of the debt ; 
 
 • I. For any reason of a 
 nature to atfeet the jiid;;ruenl 
 sou;,'ht to be executed: 
 
 If Ji part only of the debt \* 
 extini;uisheil, the opposition 
 has the effect of preventiiij; tho 
 sale for mure tiiin is due 
 
 582. The execution mav 
 also ite ..pposeil hy ji iiy party 
 who has a rii^ht of ownership 
 or of pled^^e in the property 
 seized. — A lessor cannot, how- 
 ever, oppotio the seizure ami 
 sale of the move;iblus subject 
 to his claim, and he can only 
 exercise his priviie^^e upon the 
 ("•.'•eeds (d' the sale.— C. S. L. 
 ('.. c. «;!, s. I -4(5. 
 
 583. Opposition.s to the 
 •^ei/.ure and sale of moveables 
 must contain an election of 
 doniic'de by tiie opposiint, ami 
 
 .they stay |iroeeedin;.,'s, provid- 
 ed they are accompanied with 
 an jith.lavit that the allegations 
 contiiiiHMl in thorn are true, 
 and that they are made not 
 with the intent li unjustly 
 retarding the sale, but with 
 the Mdc view of obt, lining jus- 
 tice.— SO .t H7 U. of I'. 
 
 584:. fciut h altidavit is not 
 necessary if the opposition is 
 
 5 S 
 
 } 
 
84 
 
 1/ ' 
 
 fOMPLLHtiKv KXKCLTION. 
 
 acc(,in|„iiii,.(I with a judge's 
 
 onlor to sfdv priK-cc(lingy. <» 
 
 L. C. K. 447 H2 H. .)f 1>. 
 
 585. "iiiiositidiis iiro .xcrv- 
 
 0(1 W|„.,l thr .vluTiir ()V hiiivinf,' 
 
 with him flio (.rigin.il thciccf. 
 which ho i.s boiuid to return 
 into court without ilcljiy — (' 
 S.L. v., ,'. H-,,». M, § 2. 
 
 586. After the return of 
 the oiijiosition, the opposant 
 moves ujton tho other pjirties 
 to tho suit to rjcclar,. whether 
 they intend to a<liiiit or toi^on- 
 test it. and in dtjfault of such 
 de( laration the opp„sant has a 
 ri;,'ht to he relieved from the 
 seizure, with eests against 
 the Judgment dehtor, unless 
 the eon rt otherwise orders.— 84 ! 
 K. of I'. I 
 
 587. W the other parties ' 
 •T finy of them, declare that ' 
 they intend to contest the oj)- 
 position. the contestation is 
 f<uh.ject to the rules which 
 ajiply in ordinary suits. 
 
 588. The rules concerning 
 peremption of suits apply 
 equally to oppositions. — 2 
 Bour.. 664 it aeq. 
 
 iiiu/tr criciition. 
 
 589. If there is nothing to 
 l)revent the sale of the move- 
 ables seized, it takes place at 
 the time and j)l,..ce mentioned 
 in the notice.— If the sale has 
 been retarded by any obstacle, 
 sulisequently removed, or if 
 there were no bidders, new 
 notices or pul)lications must be 
 given, but the sale cannot take 
 place after the day fixed for 
 the return of tl -'■' 
 
 in th 
 
 10 writ, except for s.-il 
 
 .-,7K.— Pot. I>. C, 16H._c. S 
 f- <'.. c. s:,, s. 2, § 4. 
 
 590. The guardian or de- 
 I'o.itary is bound, at the time 
 fixed for the sale, to produce 
 all the etfects seized, which 
 were place.l in his charge — 
 I'<'t. P. C, 162, lt>H. '^ 
 
 591. The sherifT or other 
 seizing officer, cannot, either 
 airectly ur indirectly, bid upon 
 tile propel ty put up for sale, 
 nor become purchaser there- 
 of.— //,jV/. 16',».— C. S. L (• ,. 
 00, s. /. 
 
 592. The officer conducting 
 t H' sale must make minute" 
 tbereot, fj'ecifying each article 
 p'lt up for s:ile, the name and 
 resnlcnce of each purchaser 
 and the price of each pur- 
 ohase.—Ord. 1667, tit. ;i3, art. 
 !«.-('. P.O., 626. 
 
 593 Tho things seized are 
 adjudged to the last and high- 
 est l)idder, subject to immedi- 
 ate payment of the j.ri. j, and 
 
 in default of such paymt.it the 
 tiling adjudged is immediately 
 I»iit up again.— //y/,/., art 17 — 
 C. P. 0., 624. 
 
 594. The officer eonduct- 
 '"« the sale cannot, either 
 directly or indirectly, receive 
 anything beyond the price of 
 the adjudication, under pain of 
 being liable for e.xtortion.- 
 Il'i'l, art. 18. 
 
 595. Tho sale must not 
 proceed beyond the amount 
 necessary to pay the debt in 
 l'nncipal,interest, andeosts.- 
 I" this end, the judgment 
 'lobtor has a right to de- 
 termine the order in which 
 the efi 
 
 le ettecrs 
 
 H'c to be put uii 
 
 e case mentioned in art. 
 
 596. Th 
 
 e—C. P. C, 622 
 
 e guardian or de. 
 
roMlM J.SOKY KXKCUTION. 
 
 85 
 
 '., u;8.— c. {>;. 
 
 §4. 
 
 anlian or do- 
 I. lit (hf time 
 <?. to iiniducc 
 *('hiiil, which 
 
 fii.'< charge. — 
 
 tiS. 
 
 ■riff or other 
 •iiiinot, cither 
 ''■tly, l>i(l ujKiii 
 t 'il> fur .sale, 
 •liiifor there- 
 C. S. L. C, e. 
 
 IT condiictiiii; 
 '»k(! minute- 
 Reaeh artiele 
 he name an<i 
 li I'lirchnser, 
 i' eaeh pur 
 ', tit. :V3, art. 
 
 igs seized are 
 iif<t and high 
 't to innuedi- 
 'e iiri( ), ami 
 I'liynic.it the 
 iiiiniediatelv 
 ''/•, Hrt. 17.-- 
 
 -t'r conduct 
 nnot, either 
 ctly, receive 
 the price (.1 
 iiidcr pain c.t 
 extortion.— 
 
 " JiiiKst not 
 the amount 
 *lie debt in : 
 and costs. — 
 *^ judgment 
 ,'lit to (le- 
 • in whieh 
 be put up 
 ^■, 622. 
 Jian or de- 
 
 positary ha.s a right to a ilis- 
 rhiirgc or receipt for the 
 cffeet.-* which he produces, 
 ;ind the ininiKes of --ale must 
 make nicntion of any ellccts 
 which have not ))een pro- 
 duced.— I'ot. J*, c, u;h.— C. 
 !'. ('.. (id.j. 
 
 597. The guardian or dc- 
 ]io<itary may bo condemned, 
 even <>n pain of c<iercive iin- 
 pri-onmciit, to produce tlic 
 |irii|ierty he took in diarge or 
 piiy tlie amount due to the 
 seizing creditor. He may 
 however upcm establishing the 
 value of the effects which he 
 tails to produce be discharged 
 upon |»ayment of such value. 
 -I'ot., P. C, lt)8.— 2 L. C. J., 
 
 598. The adjudication of 
 moveable property under exe- 
 cution transfers, by law, the 
 ownership of the thing.s thu.s 
 aiijudged. — In the ca.se of 
 seizures of Hhares* in any 
 linaiu'ial, commercia! or in- 
 dustrial company or associa- 
 tion, duly incorporated, the 
 sheriff is bound within ten 
 tlay.s after the sale, to serve 
 such company or association, 
 in the manner mentioned in 
 article 5t)7, with a certified 
 ciipy of the writ of execution, 
 endorsing thereon a certificate 
 designating the p<!rson tii 
 whom he adjudged the shares 
 sci/.e(i, and such purchaser 
 thereupon becomes a share- 
 holder in the company and 
 has all the rights .ind obliga- 
 tions of one, and may require 
 an entry to be made ttj that 
 
 effect, in the 
 
 the company. — ('. S. ('., e 70 
 ss, 2, -A, I.—;', h. ('. .J.. 122! 
 
 599. No demand for the 
 annulling or rescinding of a 
 .sale of moveables under exe- 
 cution can be received against 
 a purchaser who has paid the 
 price, saving the case of fraud 
 or colliK-ion, and without pre- 
 judice to the recourse of the 
 party aggrieved against the 
 seizing creditor and those act- 
 ing in his behalf.—Ouimet & 
 .Seneca!, ."J L. C. J., p. .'>5.— 
 (Jen., 4a7. 
 
 600. [Immediately after 
 the sale, tlie costs thereof, 
 im-luding the pay of the ap- 
 pointed guardian must be tax- 
 ed by a judge or by the pro- 
 thonotary, subject in the 
 latter case to revision, if re- 
 quired.]— I'ot., 1>. C, Id'J. 
 
 § 4. ())' t/lr /KlI/ilKIlt illlll <lit- 
 
 tiUiutn)ii of the luotHifH hvitd 
 
 CCl. The moneys seized or 
 levied, after deducting the 
 duties thereon and taxed 
 cost", may be paid by the 
 sheriff to the seizing creditor, 
 if no opposition f(U' payment 
 has been placed in his hands ; 
 otherwise, he must return 
 them into court, to await such 
 judgment as to right shall 
 appertain. — I/'iil, 170. — (". S. 
 L. C. c. 8.!, s. 14«, § 2. 
 
 602. When the moneys 
 Icvie I have been returned into 
 court, the plaintitf lias a right 
 to be paid in preference to all 
 other chirographic creditors; 
 saving the right of a prior 
 seizing party for his costs, the 
 
 manner pre- case of the insiilvency of th 
 
 scribed bylaw, by the otticer debtor, and the case of j)ri\il 
 ajipointed for that purpo eby eged claims.— pot. P. C. 174. 
 
 [■ I 
 
 W' 
 

 I J 
 
 86 
 
 Hi*' 
 
 .:l 
 
 f ■ 
 
 COMIM'I.SOKY KXKCITIO.V. 
 
 603. When tho iiioriicH aro 
 roturin'.l inf.) court, hh well as 
 inallothorciLsoH where .n..ni,.s 
 "< whi.-h i,n Jieeoiint htis been 
 reudere.l i„f., court or iiioi.ie.s 
 "flier than the proceeds of im- 
 
 moveablesaretohedistrihiiteil 
 and insolvency of the debtor is 
 alleged, th.^ distribution of tho 
 iiionies cannot takeplac- until 
 hiH eroilitors generally have 
 been called in.-Tho cro.iitors 
 are called in ujion the order of 
 tho ''"iirt or a. jud^fc, published 
 twice m the French and Kn.'- ' 
 Mi lanKiia-es in the Cnn,„(., 
 ''"f '■•*''«-''l"'rinKtheni to file 
 thoir eliunis within fifteen days 
 iroin tho dateof the first inser- 
 tion.— 23 V. c. 67, s. 32.— C S 
 
 "0^« i'lif claims may be 
 made out in a suuiniarv man- 
 ner, anditissutlieientforthem 
 to state the names, occupation 
 and residence of tho claimant, 
 aiid t.:o nature and amount of 
 his claim.— They must be ac- 
 companied with vouchers, if 
 there are any. or, if „ot, with 
 
 an aflidavit that the sum claim- 
 ed is lawfully due lOi,/. 
 
 605. Tho moneys aro dis- 
 tributed /icordinj? to tho order 
 prescribed in tho title O/' 
 lrn-,l,,,,:>,,n,d Ilf,,,othfc>,, anil 
 
 "itheCivilCodcandinthepro- 
 viinons hereinafter contained. 
 
 606. The following order i.s 
 observed as regards the collo- 
 cation of judicial eo.sts : 
 
 1. Costs of seizure and of 
 sale ; 
 
 ' 2. The duty payable upon 
 ""•nies levied or paid int.. 
 court; 
 
 ;^. The fees of the officer 
 receiving ni.mies levied or paid 
 
 4 Tho fees uj.on tho report 
 ol distribution ; 
 
 5. Tho foes ,d' the attorney 
 prosecuting the distribution- 
 
 '». Costs, subse.,uentt..jude- 
 >'«cnt inciirrcl i„ ,.rdor to 
 ctle.a the seizure and sale, and 
 according to tho j.riority of 
 
 ;«lato or of privilcgo when there 
 
 ; are severaf seizing creditors;- 
 
 t • .^. I C. c. .S7, .,. 8.-Tho 
 
 c«'«ts ot u prior seizing party 
 
 I »>aye a preference over those 
 
 ot a subsequent one.— 2 IJonr 
 
 -'24.-C. S. L. C. e 85, s. 14. 
 
 .Nevertheless, if two or more 
 writs of execution issue upon 
 Jixlgmonts rendered on the 
 same day against fi,,> 
 ,i„K* Ii '*"■'•"''''' the same 
 •leb ,.r. the costs thereon aro 
 
 paid eonciirrently.— C.S T, c 
 e. 85, 8. 14. ' ^•'5-^-C. 
 
 7. Costs of atn.xing seals, or 
 ot inventories, when or.lered 
 by the court.-[Tho plaintiff 
 ■'-next pan! his costs of suit, 
 la.xcd as in an unc(mteste.lca8e 
 not inscribed for proof.*] 
 
 607. Tho crown has a pre- 
 ference over all other creditors 
 npon the proceeds of exocu- 
 lons against moveable propor- 
 
 lt.)l"'^ "»^1«'- particular 
 statutes IS subject to any of 
 the following .iuties :-Cus- 
 toms dues, E.xcise duos, Duties 
 
 * Now tho 
 Gazette, :\] V 
 of Q. 
 
 Qurbcc Official 
 C. l-'i, s. 4, Stat. 
 
 i *tor these costs ho has a 
 r'rivilege.— Eastern Town.'^hin^ 
 B^jnk V,. Pacaud. 17 L. C. Rep. 
 
I»ii>abln iijiori 
 or paid into 
 
 f the oflipor 
 levied or paid 
 
 "'II tlio rofMirt 
 
 tho nttorncy 
 
 "."frihiition ;" 
 I'lent tojiid)?- 
 in order to 
 i»nd siilo, and 
 
 priority of 
 when there 
 t'reditorH ;_ 
 » 8- 8.— Th.' 
 eizing j.art.v 
 i over those 
 lie. — 2 Hour. 
 I'»').--Laiir.. 
 «5, H. 14. 
 two or more 
 
 is.'^ue upon 
 •fd on the 
 - the (janie 
 thereon are 
 -C.S. L. C. 
 
 ng .seaLs, or 
 L'li ordered 
 10 plaintiff" 
 '«ts of .suit, 
 itested case 
 [)()f.#J 
 has a pre- 
 3r creditor.>' 
 of execu- 
 3lo proper- 
 particular 
 to any of 
 Bs : — Cus- 
 ics, Duties 
 
 Compulsory KXKri-TinN. 
 
 87 
 
 an. 4, 
 
 impdfod upon timber cut, '.•() ; I'roc civ.. I'.i2. — I' 
 Tt'lts Inspection dues, on vex- |,sl, l,H_>.~Ferr.' jiur art. IHI, 
 
 Jronicr. Hyp. '2W. 
 
 •ly, railways, or others simi- no. 1 — 2 ( 
 htr.—C. 8. (3. c. 17, .«s. 10, II, \H Dur., .iOiJ.— Tropl." Nantis 
 
 II. 41, § § :5, HO, S4 : c. lit, ss. lOO.— C. .><. C 
 
 20. 
 
 23, 
 
 ^, 10, 2;i, 24, § 2; c, 
 :;. 4. H.—V. N. 201IH. 
 
 608. Tile owner of a thinj,', 
 wild has lent, leaseii or plcd^^cd 
 it, an<l who has not prevented 
 it.1 .sale, haH a ri;;lit to he paid 
 the ]>roceeds of its sal , after 
 (he claims mentioned m ar- 
 ticles I •,»!•;') and I'.t'.Ml in the 
 Civil Cod*!, and tht; privilc;.;ed 
 rights of the crown mentioned 
 ill the preccdiii}^ article, and 
 the claim of the lessor have 
 been collocated. — Pot. P. ('., 
 17.{. 
 
 609. The same rule applies 
 to the owner of a thing which 
 has been stolen, who would 
 not have lost his right to re- 
 vcndieate it had it not been 
 jiitli<Mally sold. 
 
 610. Persons who have 
 preserved the right of being 
 collocated upon the price of the 
 thing sold, by reason of a right 
 of pledge or of retention which 
 tlicy had ujion such thing, 
 rank according to the nature 
 (if tlie pledge or of their (daim". 
 The following is the order 
 amongst them : carriers, hotel 
 keepers, mandataries and con- 
 .-ignees, borrowers, in loan 
 for use, depositaries, ])lodgees, 
 workmen, ujion thing.s re- 
 paired by them, purchasers, 
 against whom the right of 
 redemption is exercised, for 
 the reimbursement of the price 
 and the monies laid out upon 
 
 Ul». § 
 
 .s. »l.— Den., .Acto.s do Not., 
 lOS-'.l.- C. N. 2102. 
 
 611. In the absence of any 
 s|iecial privilege, the crown 
 ha- a preference over (diiro- 
 grahic creditors, for sums duo 
 to it by the defendant. 
 
 SKUTIoN IV. 
 
 Ofxi'r^ittr liji 'jnnklthnimt. 
 
 612. Kxeciition upon tho 
 moveable etfects id" a debtor, 
 which are in the possession of 
 a third party, may, in all cases, 
 and must, when siudi third 
 })arty does not consent to their 
 immediate seizure, be etlected 
 by means of seizure by gar- 
 iibshing. — The same means 
 must be adopted in executing 
 upon debts due to the debtor 
 other than those mentijiied in 
 article ot)5. — Pot., P. C, lati, 
 174, 180, 182.— 1 Pig., 045-6, 
 6ti;{.— Gen., 472. — C. P. C, 
 0.^7, 558.-1 L. C. R. p. 111. 
 
 613. Seizure by garii-.sh- 
 nient is made by means of a 
 writ issuing from the court 
 wiiich rendered the judgment, 
 ordering the garnishees not to 
 dispossess thems(dves (d' tho 
 moveable etfects belonging to 
 tho debtor which are in their 
 possession, nor of such moneys 
 or other things as they owe 
 him or will have to pay him, 
 until the 
 
 rt h; 
 
 rou'iuni 
 
 the property.— Pot Prop. 34;}; ! upon the matter ; and to appear 
 
 1) 
 
 ■1> 
 
 Vent 
 
 Prct 
 
 526. — I on a day tixcd, to declare 
 
 un- 
 
 i), us. 4;i ,- Charte-partie, I der oath what etl'ects they have 
 
88 
 
 '■<>MI'(I..S<)KV K.\i;CI TKlN, 
 
 •'eloiiKii.K (.. flu. d.l.tor, an-l l.v Kar.,i-lnn..nl i. f„ „|,,,. ,„ 
 what .n.ns of „.o,u,v ..r oth.-r ..Jn't. a,.,l .1.. . , , ' " 
 
 t(| p.. .. 1. :... 1. . ■...._ 
 
 I'. ('. 17«; 
 
 ay liiiii pof, 
 
 14. 'I'liis \\v\t alsii siiiii- 
 "iK.iis till- (lol)for to ^hvw caiiM- 
 why the .-ei/.iirc .^IwuiM ,,(.1 hv 
 dcrlan-d valid, and iiicnfimis 
 the daf(! and anidiint .if tlic 
 .i'idi,'incnt in .satisfaction of 
 wliicli it i.s i.ssiH'd; and i.s 
 nioi(.ov<>r clothod with the 
 formalities of ordinarv writx 
 <»f 
 
 . '" dchtor niKlcr 
 
 Jinli*-iai control, ami to iciiim.wi. 
 nifo in his hands all cnrpon.,,) 
 fhint(s. in the >anic inaiuicr a- 
 '1 ''•■ had hccn s,„.,.j,,m. . 
 
 pointed Kiiardian.— |»oi. P. t'. 
 177. 
 
 617. Tlie j^arni.shee in bonii i 
 to make his declaration in l.i ■ 
 • dhce of the prothonotary ,,. 
 the court which issued tl. 
 
 of sMn,rnons.-l'o, p v ,-; "u , ■" ""V" '•^f'"''^ «'•' 
 -('. V i' -.Vt -.«•' writ, be(..iesuch prothonotarv, 
 
 615 The -nl )vh<..s authorized to adn.inist;., 
 
 the s^vi!^"" ':;::::":"••"'!'«'•• »>"" »•"• •— ary oath. 
 
 the service of ordinary writ" 
 <d' summons apply u, .Seizures 
 hy irnrnishment. — Neverthe- 
 less, fhe garnishee cannot he 
 condemned by default, unless 
 tlie writ of summons or other 
 order to ajijiear has been 
 served npon him jiersonally.— 
 
 
 ^ev,.rtlleless. if the garnishee 
 rt'si.les in another district than 
 the one in which the writ of 
 seizure by garnishment ha- 
 lf's iied. he mcy, on or before 
 the day ti.xed f< r the return of 
 the writ, make his declaration 
 before the ju.lge <.r the pro- 
 
 . , . ■ ''""K'tiii'V of the district uhi.ro 
 
 ga nisheo conceals himself in he resides, an. s,^, , , '. 
 
 ::^z::,:^;:: :^t i^s: '"- '^ '-""■' '■■ •''■--''• -^^ 
 
 IS hel.l to be siifhcient.— If the 
 
 defendant upon the prin.-ii.al 
 
 demand has been summo.led 
 
 lis an ab.senfee, the summons 
 
 upon the KHrnishincnt may be 
 
 served upon him at the i.r.itho- 
 
 notary's oflice, but if he di.l 
 
 not leave the jirovince until 
 
 after service of the principal ! inferroi"a'torie 
 
 deman.l, he must be summoned lated facts 
 
 ujKin the garnishment accord- arti.de '>-'4 
 
 i«*^hr,i:;^';f "r ■'' V''''^ ' ^^Q." The gamishee-s de- 
 oft.— the defendant is bound cdarati<.n must be made .m tbe 
 to answer the pnu-eedings by i day appointed by Iw it ,r 
 gannshment within the samV ; on thJ Lext loU^in'Vu H. 
 
 do nand -,> r'"r ^^ 'rr''^' '"'-V-J^ '"".>' be m^d'e at any 
 L C f "^ L ( . 148 ,<t tune before the return day, at 
 
 C S I C e~iH ;. -u' if— '\'- V"^''^'""»tary's ollice fr..,n 
 I • ^^ ].. (.., e. HA, sg. ^9, (,2. ; ^yhich the writ issued, b 
 
 same to the court where the 
 suit is pending. — ('. s. L. ('. 
 c. «;{, s. i;;(), § ;{; .,<. i;57.-_c. ji' 
 (■., .")71. When a seizure by 
 garnishment is made in the 
 hands .d" a corporation, the 
 declaration is made by an 
 att.irney authorized in the 
 "■ime manner as for answering 
 t^ upon articii- 
 IS provided in 
 
 616. The effect 
 
 of 
 
 seizure s 
 
 uch 
 
 ii case It connot b 
 
 )ut in 
 re- 
 
 I ('oived unl 
 I with 11 bai 
 I iii< that I 
 I Ica.if twei 
 f I'lcn give 
 'I tin- jfarni 
 ? inak.' his 
 the return 
 ; ^. K!^*, § 2. 
 619. T 
 
 ; iii''lare in 
 
 d.d.te.l at 
 
 -iTvi.-e of 
 
 ill what !i 
 
 'li'l)te i sill 
 
 rauso of (1 
 
 seizures im 
 
 If the debt 
 
 hu must d 
 
 be. — If h 
 
 conditional 
 
 any hindn 
 
 (leelare it. 
 
 a detaile.l 
 
 ui.iveable e 
 
 sesion beloi 
 
 and diclar 
 
 holds them 
 
 creditor hi 
 
 present wl 
 
 makes hici i 
 
 put him an; 
 
 to prove an 
 
 garnishee 
 
 iiient debtc 
 
 jections, w 
 
 present, inj 
 
 or which, tj 
 
 thimotary u 
 
 .Mibsequenti 
 
 the court.— 
 
 <Jen., 47,5.- 
 
 578.-2 L. ( 
 
 620. Th 
 
 titled to h 
 
 pontes, whi 
 
 ^y the judj 
 
 thonotary ' 
 
ct»Mi'ir,8(>Rv r.xy.rvTws. 
 
 M9 
 
 eched iinle.xs it i? aopurnpunii'il 
 with li hailirt"';' roriirn. ccrtiry- 
 iiiX that |)revii)us n..ti»t« (,f at 
 leiwf twenty -fdiir fmurs ha- 
 h.cn given t<i the |.Iaiiititl ..f 
 th'- >,'arni.-hfe's Mitcnfidn tn 
 iiiiikc hifi tle.laratinii hcfure 
 the return of th<' writ.— //,/./ 
 J. I.'iH, § 2. 
 
 619. The fjariiisliee Tiiiift 
 (li'<l(ire in what lie ivas in- 
 (lebtetl at the time ..f the 
 Kcrviee i.f the writ iijion hini. 
 in what he has heeonie in- 
 debted .since that time, the 
 cause of deht. and aiiv other 
 ."I'iziires niaile in his hands.— 
 It the debt i» not yet pjiyabic, 
 he mu.st deelarc when it will 
 be. — If his indehte<lne«s is 
 conditional or suspended by 
 any hindrance, he must also 
 declare it.— lie must furnish 
 a detailed statement of the 
 moveable elects in his poses- 
 scsion belonf,'ing to the debtor 
 and declare by what title he 
 holds them — [The judgment 
 creditor has a right to be 
 present when the garnishee 
 makes hi^ declaration, and to 
 put him any (juestions tending 
 to jirove any obligation of the 
 garnishee towards the judg- 
 ment debtor, saving all ob- , 
 jections, which a judge, if 
 present, may decide at once, 
 or which, otherwise, the j)ro- 
 thonotary must note down for 
 subsequent decision thereon by 
 
 the court.— Pot. P. C, 176. ' 
 
 Uen., 47.5.— C. P. C, 573-4, 
 678.-2 L. C. J., It57. 
 
 620. The garnishee is en- 
 titled to his travelling ex- 
 pen.-es, which must be taxed 
 ^y the judge or by the pro- 
 thonotary who receives his 
 
 •leclaration, and he may retain 
 the amount thereof out of the 
 Hums in which he is indebted ; 
 ami. if he owc.^ nothing, such 
 taxation may be enforced 
 against the jmrty suing out the 
 writ, by an execution emanat- 
 ing froii the court from which 
 the writ issued. 
 
 621. If tlM> dcclarai ri of 
 garnishee is not contested, and 
 he has not ileelared that any 
 other seizure has been made 
 ill bis hands, the court, upon 
 an inscription for judgment, 
 • M-ders him to pay fi "the plain- 
 tiff, on account or to the ex- 
 tent of his debt, the moneys 
 foi/ed, according to their suV- 
 ticiency. — This judgment must 
 bo served, and the delay for 
 pxeeuting it dates only from 
 
 the day of such service I 
 
 Pig.. (1,>8. 
 
 622. If there are several 
 seizures at the suit of ditt'erent 
 creditors in the hands of the 
 same garnishee, each seizure 
 has a ])reference over the sub- 
 sequent seizures, according to 
 the date of its service upon the 
 gaTnishee. except in cases of 
 privilege, unless the insolvency 
 , of the common debtor is al- 
 leged, in which case proceed- 
 ings must bo taken upon the 
 first seiKuro to call in the 
 creditors, in the manner pro- 
 vided in article 60.'^, and the 
 garnishes, in such case, are 
 con<lemned to pay into court 
 the amounts they acknowledge 
 to owe. — Pot., Proc. civ., I 79. — 
 Gen. 477.479. 480.— 1. Pig. 6.ii). 
 623. If the moneys or other 
 tilings due by the garnishee 
 are only payable at a future 
 time, he may be condemned to 
 
 ». i 
 
 ■| ' 
 
 'I im 
 
i < 
 
 
 'H 
 
 iiJ 
 
 
 m 
 
 Wi 
 
 i 
 
 
 ■ J 
 
 
 
 Hilr 
 
 '• ■ • 
 
 ^gi 
 
 
 uo 
 
 C0MHUL8OKV KXKOtrTln.N. 
 
 I>»y Uhuii when HUch ti„„. 
 «rrivi..H. an.l if rhey ,.ro diu- 
 uiulor .•..ij.liii,,nH wlii.-h aro 
 not y«t f.iKillcl. th.. n„urt 
 '»«/. iij.on motion d the- 
 Boizu.K F'^rfy. iiiHiritHin »»,<• 
 «i«'/ur« until Hu.h roiHlidoi,. 
 'iro (iillillcl. 
 
 624. ««iirni«lifoH who d., 
 »-t make thfir .h-lanition in 
 thu manner hen.inalM.vo pn- an,, 
 «cr.b.Ml „rc .•omlonine.l as ..t- als, 
 
 i-onf.,8t without an ..Mor . 
 t»i<' <'ourt t.. that ofr.-.f - >. 
 K. of l\ 
 
 "27. In ofhor n'i<}ifi't. 
 7"'|«>'^'">ion.- of ^arni.'h,... 
 •J'-'-lfiralionH aro -ubjcft t„ tl 
 ""•'" rulfs „H jh,.so of „r,| 
 'inry nuifft. 
 
 628. licsicIcH the thill- 
 onurroTat...! in arti,!,,. ,> 
 an.l .O.-.s. tho f.-llowiuK ■« 
 ' exempt fmm 
 
 l;-Lv. to tho payn.ont :. "h^ii bclf.nj' '".""■%'" '"""'" 
 '";"!'•-- They may, however, the K '1 ''V ''' •'^'"'7 ''"^ 
 obtain cave to make ,hoh X.r- '7 '"''"'''' ''"'''' 
 
 ."i- 
 
 IS 
 
 weizuro. — C 
 
 J;i7, §2; H. I.'iH.-Tailhaeles 
 «*. Talon .t Fabrc, garnishee. 
 1 L. C. R., UO.-I'ot., 1>. C.. 
 
 625. The jud^Muent rcn- 
 Ufiied upon a garnishee's de- 
 claration of indebtedness 
 equivalent to a judicial as- 
 signment to the seizing credi- 
 tor of the judgment debtor's 
 title of debt, and ottects sub- 
 rogation. -.(J L. C. K., |7().i. 
 
 626. The seizing party 
 ■nwst deelaro within eight 
 clays whether he intends eon- 
 testing the garnishee's decla- 
 ration, unless a further delay 
 bo granted to him by the 
 court or judge, and ho must 
 at tho same time file his 
 grounds of contestation, after 
 swerving them upon the gar- 
 nishee, and notifying tho 
 latter to answer the 
 within the same delay 
 allowed for 
 tions and 
 howov 
 
 saino 
 as is 
 answering exeop- 
 canno 
 
 »!eas.— He 
 
 forfeit his right to Pig., 664 
 
 ««rviees an.l the im^mie"!!, 
 tht-ir clei.cal end..wment. - 
 11 ho salary .,f school teach- 
 ers.J-Pot. P. C, lH6-7.-An,. 
 
 o^». It a garnishee do- 
 Clares that ho has in his pos- 
 «oss,„n moveable effects, tho 
 JJidgnient or.lers that thcv 
 '^h'lll bo sol.l, and tho gar- 
 nishee is b.,un,| to deliver 
 t^'cm t,. the olHcer chargtni 
 with selling them. — If the 
 garnishee has in his hand, 
 negotiable paper or titles of 
 debt payable to bearer, he 
 may bo eon.lemned to don.i.sjt 
 them in tho prothonotarv'.- 
 oftee, or to deliver them to a 
 pers.,n named by the court, 
 IS according to eireumstances.- 
 
 630. The proceeds of the 
 sale ()f .such ni.)veablo etfoct- 
 arc afterwards distributed in 
 the same manner as other 
 moneys levied under o.x<-i->\ 
 moveables. — 1 
 
 I riiircs that 
 
 Of ExiCHl 
 
rOMPIILMuKY KXKCITIOV. 
 
 91 
 
 It )in nrdor 
 "lilt cirutt.— «... 
 
 ifhor n',xjp*.,.f. 1 
 "f K'iriii.'<ln>(.. * 
 
 D Hllbjcff f,, f|„ 
 
 tho.xo (,f ,,r,|, 
 '■< tfn> thiiiL'. 
 
 t'lllowiiijf ap li 
 <"" fi'i/iirc : 
 HIS of |M'r.sc,n. 
 u' Army or t 
 '•rifs of" piiMi 
 iiiB«'nt cMiiolii 
 <liH) to ecclcwj. 
 istors of ,vnr 
 >{ thoir actiiiii 
 ho iiicoinc !■: 
 inilowinont. 
 school tondi 
 , 1H6-7._,\,K 
 C. l\ v.. ;,^v 
 .•irninhoo il, 
 ii-* in his |)(is 
 J off«!.;t.s, th, I 
 s that thc.v 1 
 md the j^ai ' 
 I to (li'livor 
 ifcr charj^eil 
 i». — If the 
 1 his hami< 
 
 or titles ..! 
 
 boaror, he 
 d to deposit 
 •othonotarvV 
 !r thorn to ,i 
 / the court, 
 mistancos.— 
 
 ■I Pig., cm. 
 
 eeds of tho 
 Jablo effect.^ 
 itributed in 
 1' as other 
 ider exoi'ii- 
 eablos. — 1 
 
 631< rr a K»riilrih(M) dc- 
 clurcH that ho is not indubttid, 
 and ho cannot bo provod to bo 
 ii<(, tho court orders him to bo 
 ilii<charj{cd from tho seizure, 
 iirid <i>ndoiiMis tho soizitijj 
 jiiirtv to piiy tho costM. — pot., 
 I'. C., 17(5. 
 
 SKCTIfiN V. 
 
 0/ I'heculhni upon Immorc- 
 (ihlrs. 
 
 § 1. Of the Hrizuri: nf iniiiiftt'. 
 (ihliH invxecutinn. 
 
 632. Tho soi/.nro of im- 
 niiive ibles can only be niado 
 11^,'ainst tho judgment debtor, 
 ;iiid ho must bo, or bo reputed 
 t(i be, in possession <d' tho same 
 "iiiiii'i il<iinini.— Vot. P.C. IWt, 
 No soizuro can be made of 
 imiiiovcabics declared by tho 
 lienor or testatttr thereof, or by 
 law, to bo exempt from soi/,- 
 iiro.— Constituted rents ropre- 
 .•'iMiting seigniorial duos are 
 M'izcd and sold with tho for- ' 
 niiilities prescribed by the act 
 27-28 Vict. ch. ;{<.». , 
 
 633. Tho seizure of Im- [ 
 niiiveables can (tnly bo niiidc 
 in virtue of a writ, dothod 
 with tho same formalities as 
 writs of execution against 
 mdvcitblos, ordering the sheritt" 
 ti) seize the immoveables of the 
 defendant and to sell them in 
 satisfaction of tho condomna- 
 tiun pronounced against him 
 in princijial, interest and 
 costs.— Tho date of the judg- 
 ment must be inserted in or 
 written and certitied upon tho 
 writ, under tho signature of 
 the prothonotary. —Exception- 
 al provisions regulate tho salo 
 
 of iiiimovoables for tho pay- 
 nieut of municipal taxes and 
 assessmonis.- 2.) (J, III. c. 2. 
 s, .;(•.— C. .>^. L. {'., c. H-.i, «(,. 
 I.!l», IK). 
 
 634. [The writ is address- 
 ed (o the sheritVid' the district 
 
 I in whi.h the immoveables bo- 
 
 I lou'^ing to ilio judgment debtor 
 
 I ure situated, and is executed by 
 
 the sheritl himself op by one of 
 
 bis ollieors,]— C.S. L. C, o. 83, 
 
 «. Jfi. -12 L. ('. U., M):i. 
 
 635. When any of tho im- 
 I moveables to bo seized is 
 • situated at more than nine 
 
 miles from the place where tho 
 writ of execution issues, tho 
 shcritf, upon th(« written de- 
 mand of the creditor or of his 
 attorney, is bound to employ 
 for making tho seizure, tho 
 publications and tho adjudica- 
 tion, siudi baili.'f residing in 
 tho locality in vt^hicdi the im- 
 moveable is situate as the 
 creditor indicates, and in such 
 case tho shorifll" is discharged 
 from any liability resulting 
 from the acts of such bailiff, and 
 the seizing creditor becomes 
 abme rcspcuisiblo. The seiz- 
 ing creditor, in order to avoid 
 .costs, may also undertake tho 
 transmission of the documents 
 belonging to the execution, and 
 tho bailitt' is bound to return 
 thom to him, and on doing so 
 is discharged from any con- 
 secjuent responsibility. — Tho 
 other provisions of article 555 
 apply likewise to writs of 
 execution against immove- 
 ables.— 27 Sc 28 v., c. 39, s. 12. 
 636. When an immoveable 
 is siluiiled partly In thi^ dis- 
 trict in which the judgment 
 was rendered and partly ia 
 
 ; 
 
 j.H 
 
 I J 
 
9'2 
 
 fv i 
 
 Pi 
 
 flOMPULSORY KXECCTIOX. 
 
 another, it may ho whollv 
 iH'v/x'il in oxociifion, in the 
 .«amo manner as if it ^oro 
 «h"ily in the district in whi.-h 
 the ,|ii(ljr,iicM)t was rendered — 
 <'-S. J..("..c. 85, s. 5. 
 
 637. Hefore imiceedinc to 
 f^oi/e immoveahies. the sei"in- 
 ofheerralls n,H,„ the defendan7 
 todeelare and S|,e.-ifv his im- 
 movcahlo property, except the 
 <jaso of imuK.veahles swrren- 
 dored in a suit and the ease^ 
 mentioned in article (141; and 
 "I""i I'is failure so to declare 
 and specify, the executin.' 
 |>«i<'or may seize the property 
 in possession of the defendant, 
 at the risk and peril of the 
 latter.~4 L. C. R., 227. 
 
 638. The .seizure of im- 
 moveables i.« recorded by niin 
 utes, which must contain: 
 
 1. Mention of the title under 
 whu'h the seizure is made; 
 
 2. Mention of tlie defenihint 
 havinfr been called npon, as- 
 required by the preceding 
 article ; " 
 
 •^. A description of the im- 
 moveables seized, indicatinff 
 the city, town, villaKC parish 
 or township, as well as the 
 street, range or concession in ' 
 which they are situated, and ! 
 the number of each immovea- i 
 be. if there exists an official ' 
 plan of the locality; if not. it 
 must mention the eoterminou-- 
 lands If the property to be 
 seized consists of incorporeal 
 rights, such as rents, leases, or i 
 other real charges, mention 
 mi'st be made of the title un- 
 der which they are due. with a 
 description, us above mention 
 eu. of the real property charged 
 with the same ; 
 
 i. Mention that th 
 i-c made in duplicate, 
 
 p minuf. 
 
 that 
 
 one duplicate thereof !, 
 
 debt 
 
 en delivered to the juii.' 
 
 or. either 
 
 persona 
 
 IS actual or legal d 
 
 iiy 
 
 i^iiif. 
 or n; 
 
 ^ L. ('. H.. 2!i!).— 
 
 'i, i i.~]> 
 
 oinicile —! 
 L. ( 
 
 639. Th 
 
 doi 
 sheriff's o(fi 
 
 't- I'. C.lUD-i 
 parry 
 
 c scizini' 
 
 ".';;yo IS elected at t'h 
 ■" 'e, without its 
 
 ing necessary to elect 
 or to mention it in tl 
 
 640. Th 
 as well J 
 
 anotli 
 le minutt 
 
 i" judgment del 
 s seizing creditor 
 
 it(jr 
 
 may cause the groun.l rent 
 
 iii'KL's ii))on the inim 
 
 seized to I 
 
 ari' 
 oveabli'- 
 
 "iniites; but it 
 
 '<-' mentioned in th, 
 
 IS not nece<- 
 
 r.V to mention rents estdl 
 
 lished in red 
 orial right.> 
 
 emption of seigni- 
 "nd any opposi- 
 
 tions hied tor that puri.ose c.m- 
 not retar.l the sale, but 
 
 returned by the sh 
 
 111 II > 
 
 no costs can be obt 
 
 eritr. 
 
 ari'i 
 
 'n by tl 
 4l'. 
 
 ained there 
 
 'oopposants.— -C.S.L.C. 
 
 J4, 5 
 
 e. H5, s. 6, § 2. 
 
 "^J- ^o minutes are ne- 
 cessary in suits instituted bv H I, 
 
 buildin 
 
 ■o sale the i 
 
 ^' societies for bri 
 
 njriML' 
 
 ect to their hypothec or 
 
 of pledge, nor 
 article 907. 
 s. 14, § 2. 
 642. [Wh 
 
 inmoveables siilj- 
 rijrht 
 
 in th 
 
 -0. 8. L. C. 
 
 case (if 
 
 c. (ill. 
 
 on the sheriff h 
 
 leized an imiiioveabl 
 iefendant. he 
 
 a? 
 
 o upon ii 
 cannot seize it 
 
 gam at the suit of another 
 
 r of the same crc.li- 
 
 011 ir a.- 
 
 editor 
 
 r for another debt, asl 
 
 the first se 
 
 izure subsists : but 
 is bound to note any suh-^c- 
 iient writ of execution as ,i,i 
 ppnsition for payment u,,,,,. 
 ■0 hrstwrit; and in such c'lse 
 cannot be 
 
 the first seizure 
 
 Ini'aiidoned i 
 ■i|pt ill coiisc 
 tii'iis applici 
 Ifeiziiig crec 
 Iwho.-ie writs 
 jbei'ii noted 
 Jwith their c 
 luTikr of a ju 
 j.ii. ()!». 4;'»t). 
 643. [In 
 j.-ei/.ing cret 
 jttio .■"cizure, < 
 [iiient of his 
 [if bound to 
 cet'ilings in 
 ■ei/iiig credii 
 \i.'( the jud 
 whose writs 1 
 ( in order to t 
 spei'itietl in 
 writs of cx( 
 the seizure w 
 ' requisite fori 
 |K., y^j.— l>ot 
 Pij^. 7;j(). 
 
 644. Frc 
 that iuuuuve 
 jeized, the d 
 pain of nullit 
 The alienatioi 
 it tlie seizure 
 or if, before 
 the sale, the 
 debtor pays i 
 the sheriff a 
 disioharge thi 
 creditor in \ 
 seizure was et 
 the claims t 
 whoso writs o; 
 been noted, 
 thus deposited 
 by the sheriff 
 entitled to it, 
 i", ..~C. P. ( 
 645. Th 
 seized remain 
 the judgment 
 
hiif tho miniif/. 
 
 •iiiplicatc. .1, 
 
 fntc thereof !i,:. 
 
 <" file jll(|ir,lli- 
 
 |>crs(inj|II_v or r, 
 '^'■'il (ioiiiicilc 
 •— C. S. L. , 
 '*"t. P. C.l'.tii 
 .-••■izinj,' jKiirv. 
 '•''•(imI jit I'i 
 without its ! 
 '> elect anotl, 
 in Hie iiiinin. 
 'i;,'iiient (iel,(, 
 L'iziii^ (Te.lii 
 rmiml lentsjii 
 e iiMiiioveahl. 
 ntioned in tli 
 ■ ''•" not necr. 
 I rorit.'< ostiil.. 
 ition of .xei;:ii, 
 I any ojij,,,- 
 t l>Mrj)o.sc(Mn- 
 •!»'e, but rniiy! 
 lie xhoritr, arnl 
 l^tiiined there- 
 Its.— C.S.L.C, 
 
 iiitc.s are nc- 
 in,'ititiito(l l)v 
 ■* for brin;,'iri;^ 
 ivoables 8iil> 
 )thefl or right 
 1 the case nf 
 '• L. C, c. (i'.i, 
 
 he sheriff ha- 
 cable ujioii a 
 nnot seize it 
 t of another 
 
 same ereiii- 
 it, as loiii; .'If 
 nbsists ; hilt 
 e any siibse- 
 ■iition as ;iii 
 >'nient upon 
 in .«uch case 
 
 cannot he 
 
 COMPULSORY KXKCCTIOy. 
 
 i>:{ 
 
 ai'iimlontMl nor su.-'j)en(letl, ex- 
 ii|4 ill coiiseiiiieiice of o)ipo.»i- 
 \fU< applicable as well to the 
 ei/iiij; creditor as to tliofe 
 «hii.-e writs of execution have 
 >lii'rii noted as ojiposition, or 
 |witli their consent, or by an 
 |..nlur of a judge.]— y L. C. R., 
 ||.p. (lit, lat!. 
 f 643. [In the event of the 
 
 • ciziiig creditor abandoning; 
 'he seizure, or receiving pay- 
 iii'iit of his daini, the sheritl' 
 
 • lioiind to continue the pro- 
 • iilings in the name <d" tiie 
 
 -.Mziiig creditor and at the cost 
 
 -I the judgment creditors 
 
 «hiise writs have been noted, 
 
 A 111 Older to satisfy the claims 
 
 I .-[ifcitied in the subsequent 
 
 urits of execution, provided 
 
 21 liie seizure was made witii all 
 
 requisite formalities.] — 1 L. ('. 
 
 R., yj.— Pot. P. C. 2]0.— 1 
 
 Pig. "5(5. 
 
 64:4. From the moment 
 that immoveables liave been 
 seized, tlie debtor cannot, on 
 pain of nullity, alienate them. ' 
 The alienation avails, however, 
 if the seizure is declared null, 
 or if, before the day lixed for 
 the sale, the purchaser or the 
 debtor pays into the hands of 
 the sheritl" a suliicient sum to 
 discharge the claims of the 
 creditor in whoso name the 
 seizure was etl'ected, as well as . 
 the claims of any creditors 
 whose writs of execution have 
 been noted, and the amount I 
 thus deposited is forthwith paid 
 by the sheriff to the creditors 
 entitled to it.— C. S. L. C, c. 
 i", .^.— C. P. C. 68G-7. I 
 
 645. The immoveables 
 .^'eized remain in possession of 
 the judgment debtor until the 
 
 adjudication.— [But if the sale 
 is prevented by any opposition, 
 the seizing ercditor may, ac- 
 cording to circumstances and 
 in the discretion of the court, 
 obtain the appointment of a 
 se((uestrator to receive the 
 rents, issues and profits of the 
 immoveables.] — Ord. ItiL'tl, art. 
 Ia7.— 1 Pig. 7:,;,.—(\ i\ (J., OSii. 
 
 646. The judgment debtor, 
 cannot noi ean any other per- 
 son, cut timber on the property 
 seized, or in any manner dete- 
 iorate the same, on pain of being 
 imprisoned for a term not ex- 
 ceeding six months, under a 
 rule of court or the order of a 
 judge in vacation.— C. S. L. C, 
 
 : c. 8J. s. 2y.— C. P. C. 6«;i. 
 
 647. The sheriff may, be- 
 fore seizing iinniovcables, exact 
 from the [larty who places the 
 writ in his hands the sum of 
 four dollars, to meet the first 
 expenses of the advertisements 
 hereinafter required. — C. S. L. 
 C, 0. 8a, s. 6. 
 
 § 2. ()/ (idiurttHftncutx.. 
 
 648. The sheriff is bound 
 to advertise in the ('<in<i<lu 
 Giizcitc,* in the French and 
 English language, three sepa- 
 rate times within the space of 
 four months from the date of 
 the first publication, the sale 
 of immoveables seized. 
 
 The advertisement must con- 
 tain : 
 
 1. The number of the cause 
 and the nature of the writ, 
 whether Jieri fuviun or any 
 other; 
 
 J 
 
 I 
 
 * Now the Qufb»-v Official 
 O'azette, 31 V. e. 13, s. 4, stat. 
 of Q. 
 
94 
 
 COMPIJI.SORY KXKOUTION. 
 
 -: I; ■ i 
 
 li .f 
 
 2. T}io names and Rurname 
 of the plaintiff in the suit, or if 
 there are several jilaintiffs, a 
 designation of the lirst named 
 in the writ, with an indication 
 that there are others ; 
 
 .^. The names and surname 
 of the defendant in the suit, or 
 if there are several defen<lants, 
 a designation <.f the one first 
 named in the writ, with an in- ! 
 dlcation that there are others, j 
 —If the plaintiff or defendant ' 
 18 acting us a tutor to minors, it 
 IS sufficient to state that he is 
 acting as tutor to the minor 
 children of the deceased per- 
 son. without designating the 
 minors by name ; 
 
 4. A designation of the im- 
 moveables, or of the rents, as 
 the case may be, as inserted 
 in the minutes of the charges 
 therein mentioned, and of those | 
 also which the seizing party has i 
 requested in writing to have i 
 inserted, and mentioning upon i 
 which of the defendants the , 
 property is seized ; 
 
 5. The time and place at which 
 the immoveables or rents will be 
 put up for sale and adjudged ; 
 
 6. The date at which the . 
 writ of execution is returnable 
 into court.— C. S. _.. C, c. 85. 
 88. 4, 6 § 2, 10, 11, A schedule 
 A— C. P. C, 690-1-2-3-6. 
 
 649. The advertisements of 
 sherifi's sales must be printed 
 consecutively and be preceeded 
 by a notice according to form 
 34 in the appendix to this 
 code* or any other form of 
 
 * Form No. 34 — Advertisement 
 oj Sheriff's mle. 
 
 Public notice is hereby 
 given, that the undermentioned 
 
 I like ofTect.— C. S. L. C, c. 8,^. 
 I schedule A. 
 
 i 650. The sheriff must uLm,, 
 if the seizure is made in a 
 
 j lands and tenements have boon 
 j seized and will be sold, at the 
 I respective times and phu-es 
 j mentioned heluw. All persons 
 having claims on the same 
 I which the registrar is nut 
 j bound to include in his certi- 
 I ficate under article 700 are 
 j hereby required to make them 
 } known according to law. All 
 i oppositions to withdraw, to an- 
 j nul, to secure charges, or other 
 I oppositions to the sale, except 
 I in cases of venditioni e.rponan, 
 are required to be filed with 
 the undersigned, at his office, 
 l)reviously to the fifteen days 
 next preceding the day of sale. 
 Oppositions for payment may 
 be filed at any time within six 
 days next after the return of 
 j the writ. 
 
 I No. Fieri Facias. 
 
 A. B.. of the city of -, in 
 
 the county of , in the dis- 
 trict of , against C. D., of 
 
 , in the county of , in 
 
 the district of (na the case may 
 I ie), {insert the description of 
 the land or other immovenhh' 
 , property, the parish, seiyniory 
 or township, and the county and 
 district in which the same is sit- 
 uate), in the county, Ac., 
 
 bounded, &c. To be sold at 
 
 , on the day of , 
 
 at o'clock in the (forenoon); 
 
 the said writ returnable on the 
 day of next. 
 
 A. B. Sheriff. 
 No. Venditioni Exponas. 
 
 No. Alias fieri facias. 
 
roMprr-aoRY fxkcutiok. 
 
 05 
 
 h.ari.'h, canso the advcrti.^o- 
 Jnii'iit proscribed by tbo two 
 jpreciMling articles to be jtub- 
 |li<li('il iind jiosted, on the third 
 Sunday before the day fixed 
 I for the sale, at the door of the 
 I church of the parish in which 
 [the property neiyx-cl is situated, 
 imnicdiiitely after morning ser- 
 vice.— C. S. L. C, c. 80, ss. 4, 
 10.— 27 A 28, V. c. ;{'.», s. 1. 
 
 |§ .3. Of (ippoxitionH tothr neizitre 
 and Hdli: of intntoveahlt'ii, 
 
 651. ThoHheriff, in the ab- 
 sence of any consent on the 
 part of the seizing creditors, 
 I cannot stop the sale of Im- 
 moveables except upon a 
 [judge's order, or upon the 
 : filing of an opposition, accom- 
 panied with an affidavit on the 
 part of the opposant that all 
 the allegations in the opposi- 
 tion are true, to the best of 
 the deponent's knowledge and 
 belief, and that the opposition 
 i:» not made with intent un- 
 I justly to retard the sale but 
 solely to obtain justice. — C, L. 
 C. R.. 431, 479.-7 do. 130.— 8 
 R. of P. 
 
 652. Every opposition to 
 the seizure and sale of im- 
 moveables or rents must be 
 filed at the latest on the 
 fifteenth day before that fixed 
 for the sale. — No opposition 
 filed after this period can stop 
 the pale ; but if the object of 
 the opposition is to withdraw, 
 in whole or in j.art, the im- 
 moveable or the rent under 
 seizure, or to impose upon the 
 purchaser some charge which 
 would be destroyed by a 
 sheriff's sale, such opposition 
 
 ! has the efTect of an opposition 
 I for payment out of the moneys 
 levied.— The sheriff in all cases 
 is bound to return such oppo- 
 sitions into court. — C. S. L. (J., 
 c. No, s. 15. 
 
 653. Notwithstanding the 
 filing of any op|)osition to the 
 seizure or sale of imm(»veables 
 or rei.ts, the sheriff is bound 
 to confinue the jjublications 
 hereinabove described ; but ho 
 cannot in such case proceed 
 with the sale without an order 
 from the court.— Nevertheless 
 when the oj)position is founded 
 upon grounds which only go to 
 reduce the amount claimed, 
 the plaintiff, upon given the 
 opposant notice that he admits 
 his oj)position, may proceed to 
 the sale in conformity with the 
 conclusion of such opposition. 
 — C. S. L. C, c. 85, s. 17, § 3. 
 
 654. Every opposition must 
 be delivered to the sheriff, and 
 the return of its service upon 
 him, if It is required, must bo 
 made at the foot of a copy 
 thereof, 
 
 655. Saving the provisions 
 of article 652 the sheriff is 
 bound to return into court, 
 within 24 hours, any opposi- 
 tions to the seizure and salo 
 duly served upon him, together 
 with the writ of execution, all 
 his proceedings, including a 
 duplicate of the advertisement 
 published in the Canada Gaz- 
 eltr, and a certificate of the 
 oral publication if it has 
 taken place. — /bid. a. 16. 
 
 656. Every psvrty who 'Ap- 
 poses unsuccessfully the sale 
 of an immoveable or of a rent 
 under seizure, is liable towards 
 the party seizing and the de- 
 
 ,; ; 
 
11 * 
 
 \' 1 
 
 96 
 
 
 in 
 
 iiri: 
 
 fOMPt'LHORY KXKCl riO\. 
 
 fendfint. ii„f „u\y f„r tho costs 
 I'H'urrcl u,,„„ his opposition. 
 >'«it alM. for Hll ,|aiM,i,r,.s re- 
 sulting' thcrctVom. incl.i.linj,' 
 inf,ere.«t upon tho amount dno 
 t" the plaintifr, (or tho time 
 dunnj,' whi-h the sale was 
 xt >l>]H'il.—//>;d, y. 17. 
 
 '''?/■ Oppositions to Amnil. 
 
 657. The party wliose im- 
 moveables or rants are seized 
 may oppose the seizure or tho 
 sale thereof, whether his op- 
 position be founded on matters 
 ol lorm or on matters of sub- 
 stance.— Third j.arties may 
 likewise tile similar opposition's 
 when they have an actual in- 
 terest (herein. — l»ot. I» (' 
 206-7. • 
 
 Of Oppositions to ff'i filtrate. 
 
 658. Oppositions to with- 
 draw may be filed by third 
 parties who claim as their pro- 
 perty part of any immo^^eable 
 
 or rent under seizure Pot 
 
 P. C. 208. 
 
 Of Oppositions to Secure 
 Charyea. 
 
 659. Oppcsitions to secure 
 charges may be tiled by a third 
 party when an immoveable 
 under seizure is advertised to 
 be sold without mention being 
 made of some charge with 
 which the immoveable is bur- 
 thened i.. his favor, and from 
 which It might be discharged 
 by a sherift's sale.— Pot P n 
 208. 
 
 Such oppositions are un- 
 necessary and cannot be re- 
 ceived : 
 
 I 1. For the purpose of secur- 
 
 j ing servitudes. 
 
 2. For the purpose of secur- 
 
 i ing dues or rents created in 
 the place of seignioral rights.— 
 C. S. L. C, e. ;<(), s. 27:"e. 41 
 H. 34. ' ' 
 
 Of Oppositions to C/ian/rs 
 ujton Inimornihirs under 
 S<'i::nn'. 
 
 660. Any person aggrieved 
 by reason of an immoveable 
 being advertised as subject t., 
 H<-harge which prejudices \m 
 elinm, m.-.y (ile an opposition t.. 
 the end that the property he 
 not sold subject to such charge 
 unless good and sutficient sure- 
 ties be given him that it will 
 be sold at a sudicient price to 
 ensure payment of the amount 
 due him.— This opposition may 
 likewise be made either by the 
 seizing creditor, or by the judg. 
 uient debtor when the menti(,ii 
 ot such charge has been made 
 without the participation of the 
 opposant. 
 
 § 4. General provisions, 
 
 661. The proceedings upon 
 opposititms to the seizure or 
 sale of immoveables or rents 
 are the same as those upon 
 oppositions to the seizure or 
 sale of moveables. 
 
 662. When oppositions are 
 decided before the day fixed 
 for sale, if the seizure is not 
 set aside, the sheriff on the day 
 of sale may proceed upon tho 
 writ in accordance with the 
 judgment of the eossrt.—jjut jf 
 the opitositions are , jt decided 
 until after the day fixed for the 
 sale, the sheriff can only pro- 
 
Compulsory kxkcution. 
 
 97 
 
 jmse of secur- 
 
 j)<>s<i of seour- 
 tH oroatoii in 
 lioral lights.— 
 . «• 27; e. 41, 
 
 to ('li(irf/i . 
 '^(ihlrs int'tirr 
 
 ion ayj^rit'vcd 
 iuunovealjlc 
 Jis .subject tu 
 •rcjudices hi- 
 "j)j)Of)itioii to 
 property lie 
 .such charge, 
 itficient .sure- 
 1 that it will 
 I'ient price td 
 r the amount 
 position may 
 either by tliV 
 by thojudg. 
 the mention 
 ! been maJc 
 pation of the 
 
 'ovisians, 
 
 edinga upon 
 
 seizure or 
 
 le.s or rent.>i 
 
 those upon 
 
 seizure or 
 
 oaitions are 
 ' day fixed 
 zure is not 
 ' on the day 
 J upon the 
 > with the 
 irt — But if 
 ot decided 
 ixed for the 
 1 only pro- 
 
 I 
 
 ceed to sell under a writ of 
 rtiltticni t'j-jionuM, and in con- 
 f(iruiity with the conditions 
 therein mentioned. — C. S. L. C, 
 c. SJ, s. 22. 
 
 663. The writ of venditiimi 
 (.ijiniiiiK orders the sheriB" to 
 jiriieeed with the sale of the 
 iiiiiiioveable or of the rent un- 
 der .-^cizuro, after a [lublication 
 in French and in Ivugli.vih at the 
 .liiirch door, on the third Sun- 
 day before the sale, and two 
 advertisements in a public 
 new.spaper, with the formali- I 
 tie.< prescribed by article t4^. • 
 —It contains moreover such 
 other conditions as the court i 
 lireets respecting the sale of ' 
 
 the immoveable or the rent.— 
 nnd.~21 ii 28 v., c. ;i9, s. J. 
 
 664. When all the adver- 
 tLsuments and publications re- 
 quired by law ujjon the first 
 writ have been duly published 
 and made, the execution of a 
 writ of vinditioni txpnmiH can- 
 not be stopped by opposition, 
 unless for reasons subsequent 
 to the proceedings by which 
 the sale was stopped in the 
 first instance, and upon a 
 judge's order.- C. S. L. C, c. 
 >^3,s. 15, §2.-6 L. C. R., 428. 
 7 do., IJO.— 'Jdo.,447.— 10 do., 
 oi'6. j 
 
 § 5. Of lidding and sale, \ 
 
 665. Bids may be given ir 
 writiiig at the sheriff's office at 
 any time after the seizure, ex- 
 i;e]it during the eight days 
 previous to the day fixed in the ' 
 sheriff's advertisement for the I 
 sale of the immoveable or j 
 rent, either upon the writ of 
 fini facias when the sale has , 
 not been stopped, or upon the I 
 
 Q 
 
 vmditioni ijf,on'ii, if the sale 
 was prevent'd from taking 
 place according to notice 
 under the fiiri faciuti. — 27 & 
 : 28 v., c. ;;'.!, s. 4. 
 I 666. Such bid.s, if made by 
 a creditor of the judgment 
 debtor, mu.st be accompanied 
 with an allidavit, sworn to be- 
 fore a judge, the prothono- 
 tary, a commissioner of the 
 I superior court, or before the 
 , sheriff, who is autliorized to 
 j administer such oath, stating 
 I the nature and amount of his 
 claim, and declaring that they 
 are luado in good faith, and 
 not t(; delay the procecdink's. 
 — Jlnd, § 2. *' 
 
 667. Such bids by a person 
 who is not a creditor, must be 
 accompanied with an attidavit, 
 sworn to in the. manner stated 
 in the preceding article, sta- 
 ting that they are made in 
 good faith, and not for the 
 purj)ose of delaying the pro- 
 ceedings; and the sheriff may, 
 , if he thinks fit, require secu- 
 rity from such bidder, or a 
 deposit of a sufficient sum to 
 cover the costs incurred by 
 the seizing party up to the 
 time of such bid, and the 
 costs of a resale upon false 
 bidding, in case it should bo 
 necessary. — Jbid, § 3. 
 
 668. Every such bid mi t 
 be in writing, and must indi- 
 cate : 
 
 1. The name of the case in 
 in which it is made, and the 
 names, quality and residence 
 of the bidder; 
 
 2. The immoveable or rent 
 bid upon; 
 
 3. The amount offered. — It 
 must be signed by the bidder 
 
 ii 
 
9(i 
 
 COMPirLSORV KIKCUTION'. 
 
 M 
 
 or ho in tho form of a notarial 
 original.— //xW, § § 4, 5. 
 
 6'69. The sheriU' in bound 
 to cndorHc on each »\wh bid 
 the iliite of its tiling, and to 
 return it into court with all 
 his other itHK-eedings.— M,W, 
 § fi. o > 
 
 670. The sheriff is bound 
 to ftirni.«h the officer by whom 
 the .sale is to be nuuie, with 
 a list of such bids as have 
 been filed under the provisions 
 «»f the above articles. — Iliid, s. 
 12. 
 
 671. Immoveables under 
 seizure, that are held in free 
 and common soccage. or other- 
 wise than en roturc or en franc- 
 a/hu roturier, and those which 
 are .situated in the district 
 of (Jaspe, under whatever 
 tenure they are held, can only 
 be offered for tinal bidding 
 and adjudication at the re- 
 gistry office for the registra- 
 tion division in which they are 
 situate. — Tl ose which are 
 situated in the city, town, or 
 chief-place where the sheriff's 
 ofiice is kej)t, or within the 
 suburban limits {biudieue) 
 thereof, must be bid upon 
 and sold at the sheriff's office. 
 —All other immoveables must 
 be bid upon and sold at the 
 door of the parish church 
 of the locality where they 
 are situated. — C. S. L. C 
 c. 85, s. 4.-27 & 28 V., c. 39,' 
 
 072. The sale cannot take 
 place on a Sunday, on pain of 
 nullity. -C. S. L. C, c. 23, s. 
 
 673. On the day and at the 
 place appointed for the sale, 
 the officer conducting the same. 
 
 after reading the notice, the 
 charges and conditions of the 
 sale, and the bids tiled in the 
 sheriff's office, offers the im- 
 moveables for sale, taking a? 
 an upset price the highest bi,l 
 tiled with the sherilf, if any 
 were so filed — 27 & 28 Vic., c 
 .■59. s. 4, § 7. 
 
 674. No bid can he received 
 unless the bidder declares hi<. 
 names, quality or oeciij)ation, 
 I and residence, and minutes arc 
 ! taken of the bids received. 
 Every bid inrlies an under- 
 taking to buy the property at 
 the price of such bid, subject 
 to the condition that no higher 
 , valid bid will be given.— Pot 
 1 P. C, 218.-C. 1'. C, 704.-^ 
 Ileric : Vte des Imm., pp. 184- 
 5. 
 
 675. The conditions of the 
 sheriff's sale must express rll 
 those contained in the prer^d- 
 ing article, in articles (587 
 088, 707, 708, and in the adver- 
 tisements. 
 
 676. The party upon whom 
 the property is sold, if person- 
 ally liable for the debt, can' rt 
 become purchaser nor bi i, 
 neither can the persons men- 
 tioned in article 1484 in the 
 Civil Code, nor can the sheriff 
 or other officer entrusted with 
 the sale.— Pot. P. C, 218, 220. 
 — HC-ric, Vte des Imm. pp. 
 180-1.— C. P. C. 711. 
 
 677. Verbal bids may be 
 made by proxy. — Pot., P. C. 
 223. 
 
 678. The officer conducting 
 the sale must require from 
 c-verj' bidder, before he receives 
 his bid, a deposit of a sura of 
 money equal to the costs then 
 due to the seizing party upon 
 
 • >i 
 
 the judgm 
 the follow i 
 
 1. In all 
 gale has I: 
 (ipposition : 
 
 2. In ca 
 fal.^o hiddi 
 imposed th 
 instiincc ol 
 suit.— C. S, 
 22. 
 
 "679. Til 
 order such 
 in any cas 
 seizing, or 
 clarcs upoi 
 credibly inf 
 tbiit the del 
 to retard t 
 the iminove 
 to ."(line ins 
 poison. — Ih 
 
 680. In 
 two resales 
 have taken 
 may, upon 
 interested 
 every bidde 
 to deposit 01 
 to one third 
 the seizing ] 
 interest anc 
 any case 
 hundred do! 
 
 681. In I 
 cd in tho 
 articles, tho 
 the sale ma_; 
 of the plaint 
 authorized l 
 hid of an^ 
 requiring tl 
 I'osit; and i 
 he in writing 
 sence of tw 
 nosses wht 
 etii'ior must - 
 —Ibid, 88. 21 
 
COMPULSORY KXKCITTION. 
 
 99 
 
 he notice, the 
 iditioiiH of fi,,. 
 df filed in tin- 
 ofTors the im- 
 iile, taking ;i. 
 he hij^hcst hid 
 sheriff, if any 
 7 & 28 Vic., ,". 
 
 •nnbe receivnl 
 T dei'larcs lii- 
 
 'f (H'fllpJltiMI, 
 
 111 ininiitorf lire 
 lids received, i 
 es an under- | 
 le jimiierty at 
 1 bid, .suhjeit 
 hat no higher 
 given. — Pot., 
 P. C, 704.- 
 nui., pp. 184- 
 
 iitions of the 
 t express rll 
 n the prerod- 
 artieles fiH". 
 in the adver- 
 
 y upon whom 
 
 Id, if person- 
 debt, can' I t 
 
 >r nor bi .. 
 
 pcr.«ons men- 
 1484 in the 
 
 tn the sheriff 
 
 itrusted with 
 C, 218, 220. 
 
 s Imm. pp. 
 
 11. 
 
 ids may be 
 
 -Pot., P. C. 
 
 the judgment and seizure, in 
 
 the I'oilowing ca.*ea : 
 ' 1. In all cases wherein the 
 ' fn\e ha,« been stopped by an 
 • iijipo-sition ; 
 
 J. In eases of resale upon 
 t'al,-e bidding, if the e,,urt has 
 im|Mi,xed that condition at the 
 iiiJ-iance of some party to the 
 .-iiiit — C. S. L. C, c. 8j, ss. 18, 
 
 .10 
 
 679. The court may al.-^o 
 order such deposit or payment 
 in any case where the party 
 seizing, or his attorney, de- 
 clares upon oath that ho i.-^ 
 credibly informed, and believes 
 that the defendant, with a view 
 to retard the sale, will cause 
 the immoveable to be adjudged 
 to some insolvent or unknown 
 I)or-(m. — Ifnd, ss. 18, 20. 
 
 680. In any case wherein 
 two resales upon false bidding 
 liave taken j)laco, the court 
 may, upon application of any 
 interested party, order that 
 every bidder shall bo required 
 to deposit or pay a sum equal 
 to ono third of the debt due to 
 the seizing party, in principal, 
 interest and costs, but not in 
 any case exceeding four 
 hundred dollars. — Ibid, s. 20. 
 
 681. In the cases mention- 
 ed in the three preceding 
 articles, the officer conducting 
 the sale may, with the consen't 
 of the plaintiff, or of any person 
 authorized by him, receive the 
 hid of any bidder without 
 reipiiring the prescribed do- 
 I"'sit; and such consent must 
 be in writing or given in pre- 
 sence of two Competent wit- 
 no.'ises whoso names such 
 oBieer must enter in his return. 
 —Ibid, 88. 21, 23. 
 
 682. If tho bidder fails to 
 deposit forthwitli the amount 
 required, hi.-< bid i.s disri'g.ii d- 
 ed, and the proceedings are 
 resumed upon the previous 
 bid.— //>/(/. s. 1!). 
 
 683. The shcritf, or o'her 
 otlicer conducting the sale, is 
 bound, immediately after the 
 adjudication, to refund to every 
 bidder except the purchaser, 
 the amount deposited by ea h, 
 and the deposit made by the 
 purchaser is retained as part 
 of the purchase money.— /A/*/ 
 s. 24. 
 
 684. [The adjudication of 
 an immoveable cannot be made 
 before the expiration of a 
 quarter of an hour from the 
 time at which it was put up 
 for sale, and after that delay, 
 tho officer before adjudging it 
 must receive all othe? bills 
 offered.]— Heric. Vte des Imm. 
 J87.— C.P.C. 70f). 
 
 685. Tho property must be 
 adjudged to the highest and 
 last bidder.— Pot., P. C. 220. 
 
 686. A person who has 
 purchased as pro.\y for another, 
 is bound to furnish the sheriff, 
 within three days, with the 
 
 .names, quality and residence 
 of his principal, and bis power 
 of attorney, or a ratification of 
 his bid and purchase ; in do- 
 fault whereof he is held to 
 have purchased in his own 
 name.— He is likewise hold to 
 have purchased in his own 
 name, if the jiorson for whom 
 he acted is not known, cannot 
 be found, is notoriously in-iol- 
 vent, or is incapable of being 
 purchaser.- -Pot., P. C. 22.1.— 
 Heric, Vte des Imm. 188. 
 687« The purchaser ig 
 
 I'f 
 
 I I'll 
 

 '1 :■; 
 
 TOO 
 
 roMPri-soRY EXKruTrojf. 
 
 bounri to pay tho purchase 
 money, or tho halaiioo thereof, 
 within throe (layH. after whieh 
 delay ho is hound to i)ay in- 
 terest.— C.S.L.C., c.K.->, s. 18.— 
 Pot. 1». C. 22.5. 
 
 688. Nevertheless, the 
 plaintiff or any other creditor 
 whose claim is nienti<ined in the 
 certificate of hyj.othecs herein- 
 after mentioned, or who has 
 filed an opposition in tho hands 
 of tho .sheriff, may, on becom- 
 ing ])iirchascr, retain tho pur- 
 chase money to the extent of ; 
 his claim, until the judgment 
 of distribution, provided ho 
 furnishes the sheriff with good 
 and suflicient sureties for all 
 damages that might result to < 
 any party interested, in the | 
 event of the non-payment of ' 
 such sum as the court may ! 
 order such purchaser to pay ' 
 into tho hands of the sheriU — 
 C.S.L.C, c. 85, .ss. 12, 1,3, I 
 
 689. Upon payment by tho ' 
 purchaser of the price of the 
 adjudication, or, if ho is a 
 creditor, of so much thereof as 
 ho is not entitled to retain, the 
 sheriff is boiuid to give such 
 purchaser a deed of tho sale 
 
 made to him fhid. s. 12. 
 
 Such deed must contain : 
 
 1. A dc-<ignation of the writ 
 under which the sale took 
 place ; 
 
 2. Tho number of the cause, 
 and the names, surnames, ad- 
 ditions and residence of the 
 parties ; 
 
 3. A description of the im- 
 moveable seized; 
 
 4. A statement that all the 
 foriiialitios proscribed by law 
 have been observed ; 
 
 5. Tho time and place at 
 
 which the property was ad- 
 judged; 
 
 C>. The conditions of the sal, 
 including those menntioned in 
 articles 7(17 and 708; 
 
 7. A statement of the price 
 at which the pro})orty was aii- 
 judged and how it was paid; 
 
 8. A conveyance of all the 
 rights of the judgment debtor 
 upon the immoveable. 
 
 §6. 0/ resale for falnehidd inn. 
 
 690. Upon the sheriff's re- 
 turn that a purchaser has not 
 paid tho whole or a balance of 
 his purchase money, nor given 
 security when he may lawfully 
 do so, the plaintiffmay demand 
 that the immoveable of which 
 the purchase money thus re- 
 mains due be resold for false 
 bidding upon the purchaser 
 thus in default. This is done 
 by a petition served upon the 
 latter with the delays required 
 for ordinary summonses ; and 
 if the purchaser does not reside 
 or has no domicile in the dis- 
 trict where the adjudication 
 took place, the service may be 
 effected at the office of "the 
 prothonotary of the court from 
 which the seizure issued.— 
 /ii'rf., ss. 18, 26. 
 
 691. If the seizing party 
 fails to proceed against the 
 purchaser within a reasonable 
 time, any other creditor whose 
 claim appears upon tho record, 
 or the defendant, may demand 
 tho resale; but the purchaser 
 cannot be held liable for the 
 costs of more than one of such 
 proceedings, and that of the 
 seizing party, or, in his default, 
 tho one first served, has the 
 
 f preference 
 Movided fl 
 i ii|p with pr 
 I I,, r. K.. 4; 
 
 692. Th 
 .111 .ij'piica 
 filse bidditi 
 111 written i 
 li.id thereui 
 '■'■iirt. 
 
 693. In 
 'i'Mcr is Mil 
 Hid int*ro* 
 
 J id;,'tiient 
 
 , dctfiulanf, I 
 
 I diday to J 
 
 money, anc 
 
 bound to p 
 
 between the 
 
 and the pri 
 
 iii'tuiil sale, 
 
 less, withou 
 
 price be gro 
 
 which goes 1 
 
 judgment de 
 
 tors.--C. S. J 
 
 :-••<. -I'ot., i>, 
 
 694. Th 
 
 prevent the 
 bidding by 
 hands of "tl 
 sueli sale, ti 
 purchase mi 
 terest accru 
 the purchase 
 j curred by re J 
 -Pot., P. C, 
 125. 
 
 695. If 
 resale is not 
 the amount 
 chase, with 
 and the cost 
 resiilu, the fa 
 b-!d, even bj 
 "nuieut, to il 
 U|ion an ap] 
 oil'ect, made 
 
crty was ail- 
 
 COMIMI.SORT KXKnrro.v. 
 
 101 
 
 lire 
 
 fere 
 
 nco over t?us others, th 
 
 ""it. in the .■'inno fi 
 
 iriii 1 
 
 ii'l 
 
 I prnvi.le.Ithecre.Ut.,rfV,ll.,w. i, „„„.„,,. ,„„, ,„„,^^ , 
 
 I up w,t».,-Ter .l.h«on..e.-I.. .orHiitions as that tor u re;;.!" 
 
 63^. Ilic i,ro.M,,M!,n<,'s u|,un 2ti._l>ot. P (' ■^■>i; —C V r 
 Mil .ipiilica'ioii for ros.'ilo for 7lo " ' ■'•^■> 
 
 fMlsc.bi,Mi„garesMmnuiry.an.i 696. Kesal. 1„, faNo l.i,|- 
 fiqq Tm ..ii .. .1 .. . •""''•■'■'"K the .'.heritr to pro.M'od 
 
 la. to ja> the pun-hase asuininarv of the ju.l.M.u.nt 
 'i-n.'y, and he i« moreover or-lorin^ the resnlo f,,- t'l , 
 "■;""• to pay »he aitferen-e i biading": ' *'"''" 
 
 liL'twcen the amount of his hid ' 
 
 .iiiil the price broiurht by the ' 5 7 nt' ih . , ■ ■ 
 
 -tual sJle. if such price o ^ ^ ^^ .j:^- ''' "'"" "-^ 
 l-s without any right, if the '"'"""" 
 
 iTK'e be greater, to the excess, 
 
 697. [The slieriir in whose 
 
 -l.iHr goes to the benefit of thJ hanJs a ^ it^'h .'s' 1 '" 7""'1 
 j-lg,..ent debtor and his credi- n "^^ " ^1?"!^.^''" .t^''':'^'^ 
 
 jii'lgiiient debtor and his credi 
 t'"s.-C. S. L. C, c. 85, ss. 18, 
 - '■ i'ot., P. C. 225-t5. 
 
 694. The purchaser may 
 incvcnt the resale for false 
 biasing by paying into the 
 hands of the sheriff, before 
 such sale, the amount of the 
 purchase money, with the in 
 
 in order to the sale of the im- 
 moveables of a debtor, is 
 bound, on j.ain of being liable 
 for all costs and damages, to 
 return such writ on the day 
 appointed, together with a 
 certificate of his proceedings, 
 the minutes of seizure, a du- 
 plicate of the advcrti.semcnts 
 
 (•urrcl by reason of his default ^'^^.'' *'' "^ '^^ *" ""'' !"'l^l'- 
 -Pot P r ^Ofi o T n H • I "■'^tx'ns, the minutes of the 
 ^^^lot., 1 . C. 226.-2 L. C. R., \ bid.ling, the conditions of sale. 
 
 «QK re ii- . i "■ ■statement of his fees mirl 
 
 even 
 
 • may 
 
 c'lai 
 
 by coercive impris- ' writ 
 
 ms I) 
 
 ilaced 
 
 "nuieat, to pay the difference. ^ has noted 
 upon an application to that [ th 
 ettect, made by any j.arty t(. ! I. 
 
 s of oxecut 
 
 in his huid- 
 
 on which h( 
 
 ere be a re I, 
 
 ppositions. — If 
 
 'iM it must b 
 
 urn- of n(i{f„ 
 
 made forth- 
 
 ■ 
 
I{l 
 
 102 
 
 (•O.MI'UI.S((KY KXKCITMtV. 
 
 with without waitinj; until tlio 
 (lay fixed for th(> return of 
 the writ. - If tlu.' debtor i^ an 
 insiilveiit trader, tho monio.x 
 iniif^t, on application to that 
 ctt'cct, ho given into tho liands 
 of the as<.-<iynoe lawfully ap- 
 jiointed, tojjetiior with the cor- 
 titieate of hyjKithocs.] — C, S. 
 L, C, <;. ■•!((, s. 2« ; e. Ho, s. 8. 
 
 698. If the .xheritr has 
 boon unable to procure a ccr- 
 tificato of tho hypothecs be- 
 fore the day fixed for tho re- 
 turn of the writ, ho must men- 
 tion tho fact and tile tho cor- 
 titicuto afterwards as soon as 
 ho obtains it. — f/>i<f. 
 
 699, As soon as imniovo- 
 ablos iiavo boon adjudjjod, 
 tho sheritf must ])rocure from 
 tho rej^istrar of tho registra- 
 tion division in which each 
 immoveable is situated, a cor- 
 tificato of tho hypothecs char- 
 ged upon such immoveable, 
 and registered up to the day 
 of sale; which cortificato tho 
 registrar is bound to furnish ' 
 on payment of tho foe estab- 
 lished by order of the Uover- | 
 nor in Council, — The word : 
 " hypothec," as regards this \ 
 certificate, includes privileges 
 and all other charges uj)on 
 real estate.— C. S. L. C, e. 3«, 
 ss. 26, 32. , 
 
 700. The cortificato must' 
 contain: — All hypothecs re-' 
 gistored against tho property, 
 as soon as hypotliecs shall bo 
 thus registered, when the plan 
 and book of reference shall 
 be in force in tho registration 
 division; all by]>othecs regis- 
 tered against the jjartics who, 
 during tho ten years previous 
 to the sale, wore owners of 
 
 tho immoveable ; and all sur| 
 anterior hypoth<'cs as wm 
 registered anew during tl;,r 
 pcrio.l.— If ,„„,f ill,,, ,.„i.tiiii, 
 tho flato of the act register( i 
 as creating or evidencing sin} 
 hypothec, tho date of its i- 
 gistratiori, the names, occupy 
 tion and residence of the . k 
 ditor and the name of th. 
 notary or notaries bof..,. 
 whom tho act was pass,.] 
 if it is notarial ; it must spo- 
 city, when several immovc 
 ables are seized, which 
 them is affected by each hype 
 thee, mentioning, as regani- 
 each hypothec, every partial 
 payment registered, and tin 
 amount in principal and j.rr 
 served interest which aiJiicar- 
 fo be due; and if the regi>- 
 tration of a hyj)othec has been 
 renewed, the certificate miis; 
 mention both the registratidn 
 and the renewal. — But the 
 registrar niust not indu,!' 
 hypothecs which appear bv 
 his books to have been extin- 
 guished or wholly dischargo'l; 
 and in searching for the hyjHi- 
 thecs the registrar must ii't 
 go beyond tho date of ;i 
 sheriff's title, a sale in baiili. 
 ruptcy or by forced licitation. 
 or of any other sale having tiiu 
 eliect of a sheriff's sale, or 
 of a judgment of confirmatinii 
 of title, with regard to thf 
 immoveable in (question, aiii 
 which has been registereti; 
 except as to hypothecs which 
 are not by ijuch means dis- 
 charged or extinguisued.— if 
 there is no hypothec regis- 
 tered, or if all the hypo the ^ 
 registered aj)poar to have been 
 extinguished or discharged, he 
 
 ; V 
 i 
 
 •iiiiJt stat( 
 rate.* — ' 
 
 * For til .W 
 ir ilh 
 '.i:,.').) 
 
 ( '- itijiifitr 
 
 bdwer Cai 
 County 
 l>ivision 
 
 l*rivileg( 
 registered 
 i|(i not ap 
 therein to 
 (li.<fliaigcd 
 unucr the 
 Coilo of < 
 Lower ('a 
 1,'rant a ct 
 stance of A. 
 ()/• fit the. CM 
 jilicant nai 
 notice of a 
 firinut'on ( 
 A-e, Sheriff 
 
 havinj 
 
 tho annexe! 
 sale.^-or o 
 party prosi 
 tion mentio 
 notice, — or 
 for such a 
 
 Firnt. Agai 
 which th( 
 firmation 
 of shoritf' 
 notice of 
 
 I'ly.— "'; 
 iipplicatif 
 tlie follow 
 thee ("/• 
 created b; 
 iiiiitnuncnt 
 
 (rt«/( 
 
 ])<ntien) b 
 day of 
 
ciiMPi'i,HoKy KXKci-rroN. 
 
 103 
 
 ; iiiiii ull .xii. ! 
 K'cs an >vi i, 
 V diirin;^ tt,,r 
 
 f JlljO COi't.lil 
 
 act rc^^isfcit , 
 ■i'liMU'ing sii. ! 
 liit<! of its I" 
 iiiriios, ueciiiM 
 
 CO fit' the ( !'■ 
 
 niiiiiu of til 
 tiiries bet''.." 
 
 wa.-' pasMl 
 ; it must s|if. 
 eral iimnnvc 
 •■>l, which , 
 Ijy each hy|M,- 
 ?> 1H regard- 
 every partial 
 'red, ami tlu 
 ijial and ]irc 
 vhich aitpear- 
 
 if the rt'^'i-- 
 thee has beer: 
 rtilit-ate iiiii.-' 
 e reyistratioi: 
 1. — But tht 
 
 not im-lii.!' 
 1 appear bv 
 e been e.vtiii- 
 f (lisehargc'l: 
 for the hyjMi- 
 rar must ii. ; 
 date of :i 
 sale in b;iiik- 
 'cd lieitatiini. 
 lie having tlu 
 ff's sale, or 
 ' confirmati'ii! 
 (gard to thf 
 [uestion, and 
 registered; 
 othecs which 
 means di?- 
 igulsned.— i! 
 utheu regif 
 le hypotiio ; 
 to have been 
 scharged, he 
 
 'iiii^t state so in his certifi- 
 cate.*— C. S. L. {'., 1-. .-{«, 
 
 * Form .V'l, ."{rt, — (^fnoannrrtinn 
 with oitlrhi 700, y;{,-,, 
 
 t'l rti'jirttti of' ihv li' i/iitntr. 
 
 Lowor Canada, 1 
 
 ('i)iiiify (or Hogistration >• 
 in vision) of ) 
 
 I'rivili'gos and If.'iiothocs 
 n-gistorod in my olHcif, which 
 ill) not uppoiir hy the books 
 tliiTcin to have been wliolly 
 di-cliargi'tl, and of which Eam, 
 iiiiucr the jirovisions of the 
 ("iiilo of Civil I'roccduro of 
 l.iiwcr Canada, ro(|nirod to 
 Uriint a ccrtiticato, at the in- 
 stance of A. IJ. of , (l;s(jiiire, 
 
 (//• (jf t/ii: <'ii,si' 111(11/ A») the ap- 
 |dieant named in the annexed i 
 notice of ap])lication for con- \ 
 tirniat'on of title — <>r of C. J)., 
 \r, Sheriff of the district of 
 
 having the execution of 
 
 the annexed notice of sheriff's 
 side, — or of E. F., &e., the 
 jiiirty ])rosecuting the licita- 
 tion mentioned in the annexed 
 iKitice, — or of (t. 11. applying 
 for such eertitieato : 
 
 Flrnf. Against the j)roperty to 
 which the judgment of con- 
 tirmation— '</• the said notice 
 of sheritt's sale — or the said 
 notice of licitati<m is to ap- 
 ply, — "/• described in the 
 apjilicatioti of the said (i.ll. ; 
 the following, viz : — a hypo- 
 thec ('<;• ai the cone mn i/ ?>f) 
 created by a {((<:icri}ition of 
 
 iiiHtruinLnt") bo twee n and 
 
 (_Hfniivt and </t«ililii'>t dJ' 
 
 ]>i(rtien) bearing date the — 
 
 day of ■ 
 
 -18- 
 
 and regis - 
 
 sf. 7. 2«, 27, A .schedule 15.— 
 2.) v., c. II, s. 4. 
 
 701< If (lie registrar i-annot 
 ascertain from the books and 
 
 tered on the — day of 
 
 is — , passed (//' t/ii iiiilru- 
 
 uirnt lir niitiiriii/) before 
 
 notary public and his col- 
 league, at , as to which 
 
 no discharge is registercMl 
 (or UH ihr riiHi- iiiiti/ III-, mill- 
 ti'iiiiii;/ mil/ ftiirliiil ilixrlmri/i' 
 ri;/istirit/,) and the .sum 
 which appears to be due for 
 principal and interest secur- 
 ed by which hypothec ap- 
 pears to be >;-^ . anil the 
 
 registration of which hy- 
 pothec has not been renewed 
 (or was renewed on the — 
 
 day of 18—, ,(>, t/„ <-i„i,i 
 
 mill/ //I.") Anil HI} on in t/ir 
 iiuiif form for ain/ ofhtr 
 jtririltiji'H Of hij/iot/iiiH rii/i'x- 
 terril <it/ft!iixf mtrh jiro/i> rti/. 
 S'cotHlly. Against parties who, 
 within ten years next jire- 
 ceding the date of the regis- 
 trati(»n of the title sought to 
 be confirmed as aforesaid, — 
 or next preceding the date 
 of the notice of sherifl"'s 
 sale, — or next preceding the 
 date of the notice of sale by 
 lieitation (uh tin cane Mnif 
 '■'■), — "'• next ]>receding the 
 Uate of the application of the 
 said It. H. — have been own- 
 ers of the said property, the 
 following, viz : — 
 A hypothec created, Ac., (ax 
 under next prirnlin;/ In ad.) 
 ThiriUi/. (In raxe of ditmnild of 
 dimand of cvrti/icatn vnder 
 nrticb' 2177 of the Civil 
 Code.) Against (}. H., of 
 
 .. < ! 
 
 
K , I 
 
 104 
 
 CdMPl'LBORY KXKrUTION. 
 
 (|(»ciiiii(!n(s in hin (itlicc, what 
 |i<'r.-<nii,« wi'ii' owner- of the iiii- 
 iii(»v«iiblc diiriim the feii yeur.'< 
 wliich |irei'e(lei| the ,-ale, lie 
 iimsf ilili;;eiilly eiKjuiie of the 
 nt'i^hhoriii^ projiiiotdrs iitni 
 
 irurd 
 
 , Ac, , the iminGili- 
 
 ato author of the party who 
 owned the saiil jpro|ie'ity at 
 the eoninicMKx'inent of the 
 said ton years, the followinj,', 
 viz : 
 A hypothoc croatad, Ac, (fix 
 until r iinrrilinij hi-mlt.) 
 fj till It in no /iriri/rifi or lUj- 
 l>oihiv n<iiiirt(i to Iff cirti- 
 Jiiil until r mil/ nm- or niori; 
 of thv forri/ouii/ /ii:iiili, t/ir 
 Ilii/ixlrtlr trill, innttml of 
 till irortlt, " the followin 
 viz," iniirt Hit- 
 •' .\tinc" 
 Until pltinx tiinl hookn of rf- 
 fi'ri Ufi\ tiiitli riirtirltx 2IHH 
 anil 2 Id!) of tl„ (JipU Co,/,-, 
 are uiforvf in tin: i:ountif 
 or rt'tjiHtrtition dirinion, 
 tilt; rti/infrar nitiij omit thi 
 ^firxt III! Ill, 
 Ij till rtijiHirnr irtix not al/le 
 to iistrrtitin,frni„ the honki 
 ttutl tlofuiNintx inhin o()iei', 
 who wen' thv. otrmTH of the. 
 pro/,crtif tlurinij the ten 
 ijiitrt tiforenaitl, or who 
 wiiH thf tiiithor of tilt port 11 
 who irtiH thf otcner thi-nt'tf 
 at the eoiumencfiiit lit of the 
 Htiitl ten i/ffirs, ht will tidd : 
 And inasmuch as* I was not 
 able to ascertain, from the 
 books and documents in 
 my office, who all the own- 
 ers of the property during 
 the ten years aforesaid 
 were, (or who was the 
 
 other por!<onn well ae(|uaint( 1 
 with the property, and such 
 jierf-ons are boiiiid to j^ive him, 
 in writin;; .iuil under oath, surh 
 information as they are po:-.. 
 essed of. The registrar, in hi^ 
 certitieate, mu-<t mention the 
 information lie has thus oh- 
 tained, and take care thiii 
 every fact upon which hitieer 
 tificatcf is thus based is attest- 
 ed by two witnesses, who-c 
 allidavits. duly sworn to befon 
 him or any other competent 
 officer, are annexed to such 
 certificate. *— C.S.L.C., c. :{«, 
 s. 8. 
 
 author, Ac, ntntinif the n- 
 
 i/uixlti flirt or flirt M irhirli 
 he inix not tililvto axrrrttiin 
 
 ; from thr hookn or doen- 
 
 j mentH in hin oJ^re),~l 
 
 have, therefore, as retjuir- 
 
 j ed by the said Act, ascer- 
 
 tained by the affidavits of 
 
 i and , hereunto 
 
 annexed, that wa- 
 
 the owner of the said pro- 
 property in the year IS- 
 (or, 111 the rune mat/ !■ 
 mentit-itinij nil the furt- 
 ancerttiinetl) ; all which i 
 hereby certify to all wh-nn 
 it may concern. AVitncss 
 
 my hand, at this 
 
 day .»f , 18—, 
 
 0. K., 
 
 Registrar of the county.,, 
 registration divi.-ioii 
 of . 
 
 *Form No. lU. — (fnconneftimi 
 
 with iirfiele 7()1.) 
 Lower Canada, ^ 
 
 District of . \ 
 
 A. B., of , in the countv 
 
 (or registration division .f 
 
 702. Tf 
 
 ijiKv-lion wii 
 yeiir," which 
 in another c 
 tinn divisior 
 the books, 
 mcnts rola 
 
 .) Q'tirit 
 
 lor solemn n 
 inws : 
 
 That to th 
 
 \e<itl' of this 
 
 firmaiit) A. 
 
 or about t 
 
 jwicscssion .'I 
 
 lowing J>rop 
 
 jtroperti/ nx 
 
 form), or if 
 
 in jioxxixxiitn 
 
 Hiiiil /iro/irrfi 
 
 about tlie yc 
 
 cn.oion as o\ 
 
 thf fifirt), for 
 
 fiillowing pi 
 
 thf /iro/tffti/ I 
 
 form, tiiul if 
 
 in the j,„x„ 
 
 pentonx duri 
 
 dffltirc in tfu 
 
 ttnif tlurinij ii 
 
 htlX pOHXIHXfll 
 
 mil/ jiortion e 
 jionent (or 
 figned. 
 
 Sworn (or so 
 before me, 
 day of 
 
 Registrar or 
 pea CO foi 
 .'.•.•.- irorax 
 
COMPri.HORY KXKrrTTOK. 
 
 11)5 
 
 702. Tf tho immovoiihlo in 
 |ii(>-fi.in wiii<, iliiriri)? the fi<n 
 w;irr which pri-codcil tho sale, 
 11 .'inii(h»^r ooiinty or rcjji.xtra- 
 (lon (livision. of which neither 
 the liookf*. ontrie>i ai'il r|ncii- 
 inctitM relating? to .«u;'h irn- 
 
 ■ •) (/'"■'""■) rnakefh oath. 
 
 '"r -uleinn alhrination) a.-< t'ol- 
 
 \"\v : 
 
 That to the personal know- 
 liiJK' of this (lepoiiont (m- nf- 
 
 tiniiaiit) A. IJ., of . wa.M, in 
 
 r about tho year IM — in 
 |HPvMssion as owner of (he fol- 
 Invvin;^ jirojierty (il>xr,i/» tl,,' 
 ! jirojifrti/ nK in thf Jon join;/ 
 form), or If nwh iniHi/ inin xo 
 in jin-HiHiilon of i,ort onl if of t/ir 
 Htiiii in-o/ierti/, hhi/, was in or 
 about fho year is — in poss- ! 
 esoion as owners of (dcxvrilir I 
 thf ]iittt), fornung part of the I 
 fi)ll()wing property (</>Hrrl/>r \ 
 the firo/xitfi OH ill thi fori ijoimi i 
 form, <in<i if tin- iivoj,rrti) U'ti» \ 
 in ific /lOHHVHKion of itfveml '• 
 pemonn dui-imj the ten ifciirx, 
 declare in tlf miiio munnrr the 
 time durinif ir/iir/i eiir/i of them 
 hlH ponxenneil the jtrojierf y or ■ 
 
 <m;i /lortion of it, and the de- 
 ponent (or affirmant) hath 
 signed. 
 
 E. F. 
 
 Sworn (or solomniy affirmed) 
 
 before me, at , this 
 
 day of , 18—. 
 
 L. M. I 
 
 Registrar or Justice of the | 
 
 peace for district of . 
 
 tnrirorax of fne Joretjoinij 
 ore to be varied no an to meet 
 'fir ''irciimofaneex offhemaei in ' 
 "•I'irh the J ore iinml, j 
 
 inoveablo. n<ir copies thereof 
 
 have been transmitted to tho 
 
 re>,Mstry offi.e of the county or 
 
 rej^istration division in which 
 
 the itriinoveiihle was situated 
 
 at the time if tho sale, tho ro- 
 
 Kistrar statin tho fact in his 
 
 certificate ; and in every such 
 
 case tlie sJieriir shall obtain 
 
 from the rejfistrar of siidi other 
 
 oiiiity or registration division, 
 
 a certificate of all hypothecs 
 
 rej^istered while thohiimovo- 
 
 able was within smdi county 
 
 or rej^istration tiivision, an<l 
 
 J the latter registrar likewise is 
 
 I subject to the provisions of tho 
 
 two preceding articles ////,/. 
 
 ; s. 10. 
 
 J 703. [After the plan and 
 
 , book (if reference have been 
 
 j deposited in am r.'gistry office, 
 
 j conformal.h h, , provisions 
 
 I of articit ,168 and 2H;!» of the 
 
 I Civil Code, the (iovernor may, 
 
 I by an order in council, change 
 
 j the form of certificate to bo 
 
 I given by the registrar as 
 
 hereinabove prescribed ; ami 
 
 • very such order is pulilishcd 
 
 in the Ciinnilii fJazette,* and 
 
 takes effect from and after the 
 
 day therein named, jirovided 
 
 such day be not less t'lnn one 
 
 month after tho publication of 
 
 such order]. 
 
 704. In the case of resale 
 for false bidding, tho sheriff 
 need not obtain a certificate 
 of hypothecs if one has already 
 been tiled with the return mado 
 upon tho first sale. 
 
 705. The sheriff is allowed, 
 out of tho moneys which he has 
 
 I 
 
 ) 
 
 a i 
 
 ii 
 
 * Now the Quebec Offiein 
 Gazette, ?,\ v., c. 1.3, s. 4, staf 
 of Q. 
 
 »v ■» 
 
1 
 
 ;i ^ 
 
 
 
 I 
 
 i 
 
 .= 
 
 
 It f 
 
 I 
 
 i;iulll 
 
 [firji'r f 
 
 106 
 
 COMPULSORY RXKCUTION. 
 
 levied, all costs incurrcfl by 
 him to effect the sale, ami all 
 fees boionj^ing to hi.i office, 
 after they have been tu.vod by 
 a judge * or the prothonotary 
 and the cost of the cortllicatcs 
 of hyiM.thccs; and he munt 
 hold the balance suhjoct to the 
 order of the court.— C. S. L. C, 
 e.85, H, !»; c. ;{6,8S. 20 § .S, 7, 8. 
 
 § 8. Of thf pffect of Hheriff'H 
 
 706. No adjudication is per- 
 fect until the price is j)aid, 
 and then it conveys ownership 
 from the time of its date. — Pot. 
 P. C. 22(5-7,— ll(:.ric., Vte. des 
 Imm., 118.— 6 N. Den., 45-46. 
 
 707. The purchaser takes 
 the ininiovoablo in the condi- 
 tion in which it is at the time 
 of the adjudication, without 
 regard to deteriorationa or im- 
 provements subsequent to the 
 seizure.— Pot. P. C. 218-9. 
 
 708. The adjudication is al- 
 ways without any warranty as 
 to the contents of the immove- 
 able, but it conveys all rights 
 which belong to it, and which 
 the judgment debtor might 
 have exercised, and also all 
 lie ive servitudes attached to 
 it, even though they are not 
 mentioned in the minutes of 
 seizure. — Contra, 2 L. C. R., 
 194.— 9 do, 108.— DesjardinsA i 
 Banque du Peuple, 10 do, 325. ' 
 
 709. A sherilf's sale does 
 not discharge immoveables 
 
 from servitudes with which 
 
 they 
 
 are charged.— C. S. L. C. 
 
 c. ."{fi, s. 27, 
 
 710. A sheriff's sale docs 
 not ilischarge property from 
 hypothecs resulting from the -— 
 commutation of .'ieigiiioriiil H ^ ^' ^/'*^ 
 
 713. Tl 
 
 thi." npplic 
 Bfi up<m tl 
 false biddii 
 
 ri 
 
 ght 
 
 jxcopting arrears ac- 
 
 * The sheriff is personally 
 liable for the cost of this cer- 
 tilicato if ordered before day 
 of sale.- Lambly vh. Quesnel, 
 V l.Q. liep. 204. 
 
 crued previously to the sale. 
 Nor does it discharge property 
 from the right of emphyteusis, 
 or from substitution not vet 
 <ipon, or customary dower not 
 yet open, except when it ap- 
 pears on the face of the pro- 
 ceedings thiit there exists a 
 prior or preferable claim.— 
 Pot. P. C. 227-8.— C. S. L.C 
 c. 44, ss. 49, 50. 54.— Ileric-.' 
 Vte. des Imm., pp. 47 et h,,,, 
 148 pt aey.— 7 N. Den., 223. 
 
 711. A sheriff's sale dis- 
 charges property from all 
 other real rights not mentioned 
 
 in the conditions of sale Pot 
 
 P. C. 227.— Hcric. Vte. des 
 Imm., pp. 46-47, 59, et ac<,.~ 
 
 l.Pig.779.-C.S. L.C, 0.85, 
 a 4, § 3. 
 
 712. A purchaser who can- 
 not obtain the delivery of the 
 property from the judgment 
 
 ! debtor, must demand it of the 
 sheriff, and upon the sheriff's 
 return or certificate of the re- 
 fisal to deliver, the purchaser 
 may apply to the court by 
 petition, of which the debtor 
 has received notice, and obta-'n 
 an order commanding the 
 sheriff to dispossess the debtor, 
 and to put the purchaser in 
 possession, without prejudice 
 to the recourse of the latter 
 against the debtor for all dam- 
 ages and costs resulting from 
 his refusal, -C. S. L. C, c. 85, 
 s. 27, ... 
 
 i? 
 
 714. Sh 
 
 vacated : 
 
 1. At til 
 judgment ( 
 creditor or 
 
 person If 
 
 was employ 
 
 k'lijro (,f the 
 
 [lersons fror 
 
 essential ct 
 
 nialitics pre, 
 
 have not bt 
 
 the seizing ji 
 
 the sale for 
 
 inalities attr 
 
 or his attorn 
 
 2. At the 
 
 chaser. — If 
 
 eviction by 
 
 customary di 
 
 or other rig] 
 
 liroperty is i 
 
 sheriff's sale, 
 
 able differs s 
 
 i| description j 
 
 '" minutes of s 
 
 to be presuiE 
 
 chaser would 
 
 had he been 
 
 ference. — Poi 
 
 Hi^ric. Vte. d^ 
 
 1 Pig. 780. 
 
 715. The 
 be made in 
 special petit 
 served upon 
 and upon all 
 parties in the 
 respects is su 
 of ordinary 
 
 % 
 
 m 
 
COMPULSORY RJCECnTION. 
 
 107 
 
 i 
 
 713. The proceedings upon 
 thic npplieation are the niimo 
 &» upon that for a resale for 
 fal.se bidding. 
 
 § 9. 0/ the vncnting of xheriff'jt 
 sales, 
 
 714. Sheriff's sales may bo 
 vaoatod : 
 
 1. At the instance of the 
 judgment debtor, or of any 
 creditor or other interested 
 person.— If fraud or artifice 
 was employed, with the know- 
 lodge of the purchaser, to keep \ 
 l.ersons from bidding.— If the i 
 J essential conditions and for- , 
 liialitics prescribed for the sale i 
 have not been observed; but ^ 
 the i^ei/.ing party cannot vacate j 
 the sale for any want of for- \ 
 malities attributable to himself i 
 or his attorney ; . 
 
 2. At the suit of the pur- ' 
 Phaser.— If he is liable to I 
 iviction by reason of some i 
 cu-sfomary dower, substitution, I 
 or other right from which the 
 lirnperty is not discharged by 
 sheriff's sale.— If the immove- 
 itble differs so much from the 
 •lescription given of it iu the 
 minutes of seizure, that it is 
 to be presumed that the pur- 
 chaser would not have bought 
 had he been aware of the dif- 
 ference.— Pot., P.O. 2.36,240.— 
 Hi^ric. Vte. des Imm., p. 187.— 
 1 Pig. 780. ^ 
 
 715. The application must 
 be made in the suit by a 
 special petition, it must be 
 served upon the seizin" »!,art" 
 and upon all other interested 
 parties in the suit, and in other 
 respects is subject to the rules 
 of ordinary procedure The j 
 
 party who prosecuted the seiz- 
 ure and sale has a preferable 
 right to contest any suit 
 brought to vacate such sale • 
 and if he fails to do so witfiiii 
 the prescribed delays any other 
 party may take up the contes- 
 tation ; but the j)urchasor can- 
 not, in any case, be condemned 
 to i)ay the costs of more than 
 , one ((mtestation. 
 
 716. Applications on behalf 
 J of the judgment debtor to 
 vacate sheriff's sales must bo 
 j made within the same delays 
 as are prescribed for appealing 
 from judgments of the superior 
 court.— Pot., P. C, 125, 2«5.— 
 Bowman r*. iMwson, A Dawson 
 oppt., k O'xNeil, miH en cause 
 jiigt. at Montreal, 26 Sept.! 
 1845.— Le Prestre, 2 Cent., p. 
 142, no. 9.-4 Henrys, p. 6;{. 
 
 717. Grounds of nullity of 
 a sheriff's sale may likewise 
 be sot up by the purchaser 
 against whom an application 
 IS made for a resale for false 
 bidding. 
 
 § 10. Of oppositions for 
 payment. 
 
 718. The prothonotary is 
 bound to keep a register in 
 which are entered all returns 
 by the sheriff to writs of execu- 
 tion issued by the court, with 
 mention of the amounts levied, 
 of the oppositions made to the 
 distribution thereof, [and of all 
 claims filed as well in the hands 
 of the sheriff as in the protho- 
 notary's office.]— 86 II. of P.. 
 S. C. ' 
 
 719. Oppositions for pay- 
 ment are necessary only for such 
 claims as the registrar is not 
 
15:' 
 
 108 
 
 COMI'ULSOUY EXECUTION. 
 
 
 
 iiilj. :4 
 
 
 1 :; 
 
 11 
 
 bound to insert, in his certificate 
 of the hy]iothecs charged ujion 
 the iniinoveaVjlc .sold, as re- 
 quired by article 700.— [They 
 arc not necei<.sary for claim.-' 
 resulting from municipal or 
 school taxey, or asses.sments 
 for the building or repairing 
 of churches, parsonages and 
 church-yards; and it is sufli- 
 cient that a statement of such 
 claims, certified by the secre- 
 tary-treasurer, or other author- 
 ized agent of the corjxiration, 
 bo fded in the hands of the 
 sheriti" or prothonotary. — 
 Claims for arrears of lerm et 
 rmteH or other rents constituted 
 in their stead, may lik( wise be 
 made by filing with the sherifiF 
 pr prothonotary a statement 
 thereof under the signature of 
 the seignior, or creditor, or of 
 hi.s agent.] 
 
 720. Oppositions for pay- 
 ment may be tiled with the 
 sheriff, if he has not yet made 
 his return, or in the office of 
 the prothonotary where the 
 return is made, within six days 
 after tbe return, — After this 
 delay, they cannot be filed 
 without permission of the 
 court, and upon such conditions 
 as it imposes. — 83 R. of P. — C. 
 S. L. C, c. 85, s 4, § 3, and 
 schedule A. 
 
 721. No costs are allowed 
 the opposant upon oppositions 
 for the payment of any of the 
 claims mentioned in article 
 719.— -27 & 28 V., c. 39, s. 6. , 
 
 722. All oppositions for : 
 payment must contain an elec- 
 tion of domicile, as prescribed 
 in article 583,-87 R. of P. i 
 
 723. When there is no op- | 
 position, and the certificate ; 
 
 does not establish the existemc 
 
 of any hypothec, a judgment 
 
 ! may be rendered by the piu- 
 
 . thonotary in the name of the 
 
 , court, upon application made 
 
 in vacation, ordering the 
 
 moneys to be paid to the .-((mz- 
 
 ing party, according to thi'ir 
 
 sufijciency and to the amount 
 
 of his claim. — C. S. L. C, c. 
 
 83, s. 147. 
 
 § 11. 0/ fnl/oc(iti»n mid //(. 
 dintribution of monvijH. 
 
 724. Between the sixth 
 and the tweil'th day after thi 
 sheriff's return certifying that 
 he has levied moneys, the pro- 
 thonotary is bound to projuire 
 a scheme of collocation or di.s- 
 tribution, and to report the 
 same.— 90 R. of P.— If, how- 
 ever, the sheriff has been un- 
 able to return the certificate (if 
 hypothecs, the delay above 
 prescribed is only reckoned 
 from the filing of such certi- 
 ficate. 
 
 725. The report of distribu- 
 tion must mention the nauiei 
 and designation of the parties 
 plaintiff, defendant and op- 
 posant, the amount levied, the 
 person in whose hands it is, 
 and the filing of the certificate 
 of hypothecs. — 1 Pig., 816. 
 
 726. Each collocation iu«.*t 
 form a separate article, in nu- 
 merical order, and must men- 
 tion whether the claim bears 
 upon all the moneys to bo di.*- 
 tributod or only upon the price 
 of a particulai immoveable or 
 part of an immoveable, the 
 nature of the claim, and the 
 date of the title and of its 
 registration. — Ibid. 818. 
 
COMPULSORY KXKCCTIO.V. 
 
 109 
 
 727. Tn propjirinj,' tho re- 
 port <if (listril)iition tho pn.- 
 tlionotary iniist. net )iC(ror(ling 
 t(p the iipparoiit rij^hts of tho 
 piirtie.'<. ll,^ shewn by the t-erti- 
 tieate of hypothces lilcd by the 
 .sheriff, by the opposif'ion.x, 
 (Mii'ins, and the other d(KMnnont.s 
 furniiiij^' part of tho record, and 
 in I'oiiforniity with the rules 
 f<intiiine(l in tho Civil Code, in 
 tht! titles Of />riri/'-f/fH and 
 ll;il,otbi>('H, and Of /{fi/ittrntion 
 of mil ri'/fitx, and witli thosi' 
 herein;! fter declared. — !/)iil. 
 
 728. Law cotitu tnu' , v- 
 cvcr, l)e ('(diocated in i • : d- 
 iiiwing order : 
 
 1. Costs of the report; 
 L'. ('oniinission on amounts 
 • iciiosited, and tax upon the 
 ;iiiii»unt levied, if any is due. 
 ;in<l costs of seizure and sale, 
 if they have not been retained | 
 iiiit of the monies levied; j 
 
 '^. Costs incurred upon the j 
 writ of e.xeeution against im- 
 moveables, and such as may 
 rfiiiain due upon the discussion 
 -if the moveables ; 
 
 4. Costs of cancelling hy])o- 
 thecs, or of estiiblishing that 
 they are extinguished; 
 
 .>. Costs of aHixing seals, and 
 of making any inventory re- 
 quired by law ; 
 
 (). Costs ineurr'»d, either in 
 the court below or in a])peal, 
 upon proceedings incidental to 
 the sei/.ure and necessary to 
 effect the sale of the immove- 
 ables ; 
 7. Costs of suit, as provided 
 
 !!) !irti>:le (JlHi 
 
 p. ."71.— C.8.L.C., c. .'J7. s. h.— 
 C. X. LMdl -4. —Eastern Town- 
 ships' Hank r>,. Pacaud, 17 
 L. C. Rep. I2«. 
 
 729. After law costs, those 
 claimants must be collocated 
 in their respective order who 
 had some right of property in 
 the immoveable sold, and who 
 tailed to set up their rights in 
 due time by oj)position to annul, 
 opposition to withdraw, or op- 
 position to secure charges, but 
 have lilcd opposition^ for pay- 
 iiient; after, however, deduct- 
 ing such debis as they may bo 
 bound to pay and as have be- 
 come payable in con.seciuence 
 of the sale of tho immoveable, 
 imd the costs inentionoil in the 
 preceding article. — 2 Bour 
 7l'J-6: Pot., P.O., 2;5(i; Hcric!,' 
 204; C.S.L.C. c. 85, s. 15. §3! 
 730. Conditional hypothecs 
 are cdlocated in the report 
 according to their rank, but 
 the amounts thereof are made 
 payable to subsequent credit- 
 ors whose claims are exigible 
 or, in default of these, to the 
 I defendant, upon good an<l suf- 
 I ticient sureties being given for 
 I the return of the money, in the 
 bvent of the condition beinrr 
 I tiiltillod; and upon failure ,?[ 
 I the latter to give such security 
 I w.thin the delay fixed by the 
 i court, the amounts may bo paid 
 ! to the conditional creditors 
 upon their giving good and' 
 ' suflicient sureties to return the 
 ; moneys in the event of the 
 condition failing, or bocomino- 
 
 I 1' 
 
 ig.,Hl(».— Pot., P.C.. 2.32; 
 
 .vp. 451.— I Conchot, 15; 
 
 possiblcand Jiaying interest^ 
 en the ease requires it, t 
 
 one 
 
 li, 
 
 1. nos. ,'j, 4. — 
 
 im 
 wh 
 such I 
 
 )ersons as the court 
 
 order.— Pot., P.C. 
 
 tn 
 
 'ly 
 
 (xrouior, sur Edit do 1771, i Guy. ' Rep. "ki; 2 
 
 2.K-5; 12 
 
 B 
 
 H 
 
 our. 722 
 
 ) 
 
 \i . 
 
p: t Ir. 
 
 no 
 
 COMPULSORY KXKCfTION. 
 
 m^:. 
 
 % f 
 
 Iloiic, 137 ; Pot., P.C, 20:', ; 
 lloiiyvct, .').'> 1. 
 
 [ In tlio cnye (if neitlicr party 
 fiiriiisliiiif^ the retjiiisito secur- 
 ity, (lie amount of tlio conili- 
 tioiial cI'Mni uiay liu jilacoil in 
 the iiaiids of a ."ivjuostrator or 
 depositary upon whom the par- 
 ties aj^retv or whom the court 
 names of its own accord.] 
 
 731, Wiien ii prior claim is 
 nmletcrminated and unliqui- 
 dated, the prothonotary, out of 
 the disjiosablo moneys, must re- 
 serve a suhicient sum to c(»ver 
 it ; and siicii sum remains in 
 the shorill'.s iiands until the 
 claim is liquidated, or until 
 
 tho court otherwise (irders. 
 
 Houyct, ^'o. H);5.— C.S.L.C, c. 
 3t), s. 20. 
 
 732. Ilypotliecary claims 
 due with a terui of payment 
 become exigible in conse- 
 quence of the discussion and 
 sale of ttie immoveable subject 
 to them, jind are beneficially 
 collocated, but if they do n<>t 
 boar interest, tho creditor is 
 then collocated and receives 
 the amount of his collocation 
 on condition that he shall give, 
 and after he lias given, security 
 to pay interest, until the term 
 expires, to the subsequent 
 creditors luentioned in the re- 
 poit; and if he is collocated 
 for a {lart only of his claim, ho 
 is not liable for interest towards 
 such subseiiuentcjcditors until 
 t'le full aiuount of his claim is i 
 completed.— 2 Hour., 722. — 12 
 Guy, Rcp.4;!;{.— Lac, vo. Into- 
 rcts, no. 7. — £t vide Pot., 
 Condictio indeb., No. 132. — 
 Hcric. 157. 
 
 733. Claims for the capital 
 of life-rents are determined 
 
 and collocated according f, 
 articles I '.111, 1-(1;>, ]<)1(; an.] 
 I'.»I7 .«f the Civil C.de. 
 
 734.. Interest and arrciir- 
 of rents preserved by registra- 
 tion of a claim are collocatcil 
 in tho same rank with sii.l, 
 cKiim, up to the day on whi.h 
 the immoveable was adjud"- 
 ed.— 7 Vic, c 10, s. .S5.— I.u", 
 V'l. Intcret, No. 7.— J»ot,, p f 
 252-;}. 
 
 [A creditor whoso claim i? 
 registered is collocated in thp 
 same rank, for such UixcA 
 costs only as Tre incurred in 
 tho court in which ho origin- 
 ally obtained judgment for^tlu. 
 recovery of I;;., daim. Hi- 
 costs in appeal rank only ac- 
 co.ling to tho date of their 
 registration.] 
 
 735. When several im- 
 moveables, or pieces or parrels 
 of land sc])arately chargeii 
 with dillerent claiiiis are sdlij 
 for one and tho same price;— 
 when a vendor's claim comes 
 in concurrence with ;i build- 
 er's ])rivilege ; or— when a 
 creditor has some preferen- 
 tial claim upon part of an 
 immoveable, by reason of im- 
 Jirovements or other cause ;— 
 and the disposable money.* 
 are insuflicicnt ;— tho jirothim- 
 otary, if tho record does nut 
 afford him sufficient data to 
 perform the relative valuation 
 iMniself, must suspend the dis- 
 tribution and rejiort the facts 
 to the court. 
 
 736. Upon tho application 
 of one of tiie parties interested, 
 after notice given to the others, 
 tho court orders experts to be 
 named in the ordinary manner, 
 in order to establish the re- 
 
f)J 
 
 CoMPtr.SOHY KXKCUTIOy. 
 
 Ill 
 
 spoctivo valiioH of tlic irnriiovc- 
 iihlrs jiiccc'^ .,(■ liin.l, or 
 iiiij.idwinfiits, iiri'l tlio pro- 
 |".rtii'ri wliii'h .'^liould l,e 
 ;iIlott('*l tf) each out of the 
 iiKiiR'.Vi' to ho (li.-itrilmtoil. — I 
 I'i-.. Hid. Hll. 
 
 737. The rcliitivo valiifitiun 
 liiii!;; c.-tiililislitMl iij„,„ tho re- 
 i.Hit (if the exficrts, tho case is 
 
 ( iif l)iick to tlu; inotlioiiotarv, 
 ill nider that lio may proccM'-ii 
 tn licfcnnini! tlie ordor of col- 
 1 Mli"!! ami (lie di.strihution 
 • l' the imim>j.<. 
 
 738. Tho roj,'istrar\-<c'crtifi- 
 •■.itc is primii fnci, evi(l«MH'(! of 
 the facts tliorcin mcntioiKMi; 
 -lit ir may he contestea on tho 
 .'rMiiii 1 of error or fraud r»nthe : 
 part of the rof,'istrar or in his '\ 
 i'i'<il<s; and in such e!i;'o the 
 
 ■lilt may, if the ends of jus- i 
 li •(■ re((uire it, order any inter- j 
 I -tc.l jier.son to be called in to i 
 111 wer the contestation, which 
 must also be served upon the 
 n'jristrar.-Snch int(>rested j.ar- 
 tios are called in by being 
 served with a rule of court" 
 funl tins service may ho either 
 jtcrsiinal or at domhsile. or bv 
 ailvertisement in nowspajiers i'f 
 the persons are al)sent, in the 
 same manner as upon ordinary 
 Mimiiions.— C. S. L. C, c. M, 
 
 M'.i .— 2.5 Vic, c. U.S. 5. 
 
 739. Any party to the cause, 
 or iiiiy person appearing volun- 
 tarily, may i)roduee any aequit- 
 tiuice or document of a nature 
 to establish the discharge or 
 o.xtiuction of aidaiin mentioned 
 in the certificate of hypothecs, 
 lir.ivided it is accompanied 
 with such proof as would be 
 ro'l'ii'-ed to justify the regis- 
 trar m receiving it ; and the ■ 
 
 ••oiirt (.r judge may therouimn 
 correct the certificate, or order 
 It to be sent buck to the regis- 
 trar for correction, (u- else "tho 
 registrar may transuiit to tho 
 l-rothonotary a supplementary 
 '■crtilicate in amendment of tho 
 former one.— 2.") Vic.c. ij, s. ;',. 
 ; 740. The registrar is doem- 
 od to he an olliccr of the court 
 lor all that concerns such cer- 
 tificate of hypothecs, as also 
 lor the taxation of his fees ami 
 expenses for services remlered 
 in n-gard thereto.— M/,/, s. C. 
 
 74:1. Any person interested 
 in the distribution of moneys 
 nuiy, either in term or in vaca- 
 tion, even before contestation 
 cause tho defendant or tho 
 j-reditor. or the debtor of any 
 hypothecs mentioned in the 
 registrar's certilieute or in any 
 opposition, or any other person 
 : having cognizance of the facts, 
 to be examined before tho 
 judge, or, in his absence, be- 
 ' tore the prothonotary, in order 
 ■ to establish whether such hy- 
 pothec has not been discharged, 
 in whole or in part, or other- 
 wise extinguished, or to prove 
 ' iiny other fact material |jo the 
 i CTt.^c; and any person thus ox- 
 iitnined is bound to disclose tho 
 existence of any receipt, .ac- 
 count, document or writ^n--- 
 relating to such discharge or 
 extinction, and to produce tho 
 ^ame if it be in his power- 
 iind if it aj.f.ears by the certi- 
 ficate of hypothecs, or by ..ny 
 opposition in the case, that 
 3iich person is the creditor of 
 tho hypothec, his admissions 
 constitute proof. A person thu.s 
 examined cannot ask to be 
 taxed as a witness if he is Iq. 
 
 J 
 
1.' ^' 
 
 112 
 
 OOMl'LI.SOHV KXKrCTIOX. 
 
 tcrcslfil in tho disfribiiti 
 
 nor can he a.-k t.. he p,ii,| l,i,< j,^ i 
 travelling; exiionscs l.cl'oro an- 
 Mvorinj;.— 27".V I'H Vic, ,.. ;>,{), 
 ^'. 7.— ir tlio liy|i(itherary cred- 
 itor of the fifr.^iin who wax in 
 I)o(<s«.ysi(.n of the iinniovoiihl 
 ill (jiii'slion at the oinnicn.- 
 merit of tho te 
 
 on, of Hiich contcstat 
 
 ion, without 
 )i'in<,' necessary to liie ;, 
 spei'ial contestation of ih, 
 rt-port to tliat en<J. The cm 
 testation in all cases must h. 
 icconijianicd with the re 
 
 s ' ainl (liiciinienlt* i 
 
 tSlill- 
 
 thereof. if there 
 
 n snjijMiri 
 
 are any, nn 
 
 pr-cedinj,' the day of the jiidi- 
 
 n years next a copy of such contestati 
 
 oiul sale, or his leijal 
 
 inust bo left with the part 
 
 tativ 
 to b 
 
 es, cannot be f 
 
 gill represen- interr ♦ed, either at 
 
 ind 
 
 »o as 
 
 th 
 
 summoned and examined, t 
 
 lomicile or at the protl 
 
 -•lect> 
 
 iry's otlice, if there is 
 
 <'ii. upon the allidavitof any i domicile,— 4 L. ( 
 
 lOIIC 
 
 no sill 
 
 person swearin;,' that he h 
 
 reason to believe, 
 be! 
 
 as Pijr. SIS. 
 
 H., ;U)5.-l 
 
 and verily 
 
 744. ( 
 
 seen 
 
 paid, <lisc|ij,r(,'ed or 
 
 tiii^uished. the court 
 may order such credit 
 
 or, o 
 
 onte.'tations of tlic 
 
 coll.,- 
 
 *!X- cation niay inscribed forthwith 
 
 leves, that the hypothec has report or of the' order (,f 
 
 r a judi^e uj)on the ndl for hearing, af 
 
 rhis 
 
 represent.itives, to be 
 
 notice •'iven to thcf 
 
 moned in the sa 
 
 t<um- ' terested, without th 
 
 iibsentee defendants, and if 
 such creditor or absentee de- 
 fendants fail to appear, the 
 
 mo manner as of any written 
 
 juirties 111- 
 e necessity 
 
 answer to sin 
 
 distribution tak 
 
 es place in the 
 
 same manner as if the hvj 
 ♦ 1 I. .. .1 . . ' « 
 
 contestation. 
 
 745. If the contestation uf 
 "le report is maintiiined \vitli- 
 
 JUt I 
 
 teini^ opposi 
 
 d b 
 
 th 
 
 ec 
 
 had 
 
 not beei 
 
 l)arty, the costs thereof 
 
 illlV 
 
 in the certificate of th 
 
 mentioned I taken out of th 
 
 tr 
 
 e r 
 
 ar 
 
 eg 
 
 is- 
 
 -In th 
 
 e moneys levied. 
 
 ed 
 
 742. The parties are allow- 
 
 ei<' 
 
 ht d 
 
 to 
 
 contest tl 
 
 report of distribution, reckon- 
 ing from the day on which it 
 W!is entered on the jiosted list 
 
 e event of the costs bo 
 ingadju(i.y;ed against one of ' 
 })arties. the contesting })arf\ ; 
 still entitled to be paid tl 
 out of the moneys levied, 
 ing to the creditor win 
 
 u".n 
 
 prejudiced by such collocn 
 
 f such day be a Monday, if | his right to demand sub 
 not, the delay is reckoned f 
 
 tmii, 
 
 rogjitmii 
 
 the Monday foil 
 
 i-om I against the j)arty condemned 
 
 >f \\—2 h. V. R., 
 
 owing.— 5)2 K. I to pay th 
 
 743. Th 
 
 I 
 
 * 
 
 lem. 
 
 46. Wh 
 
 relate to the re 
 
 contestation may \ of the report 
 
 en a contestatinii 
 
 port itself and I daii 
 
 to the order or rank of tl 
 
 port, or of a collocati 
 II is maintained, it is .■ 
 
 coll 
 
 tl 
 
 ocations, or it 
 
 may go to 
 
 c maintained for the benefit nf 
 
 10 merits or substance of 
 
 )f th 
 located, and in tl 
 
 ny 
 
 le cbmns beneticially col 
 
 lis case the 
 
 report becomes impliedly _„ 
 tested and stayed, to the exte 
 
 con- 
 
 nt 
 
 the mass of the creditors, niid 
 the court orders the prothoiiu- 
 t try to prepare a new repmi 
 according to the rights of tiie 
 parties.— Houyet, 401), 410.— 1 
 Pig. 821. 
 
 itHiiis unit 
 
 ciiiilcstinLr 
 
 and even to 
 
 the c"nt(!st(i 
 nf his with 
 
 ill ins are s 
 
 within two 
 party inter 
 
 eiintestation, 
 which is not 
 aticcted by 
 when these a 
 
 thereof has b 
 th'' j.rothono) 
 at least four 
 
COMPUr-SORY KXErUTrON. 
 
 113 
 
 747. (Tlip right of,., )ntc.<'t- 
 
 iii;,' rliiitiis, ,.ji|iiisiti,)iis ,ir c,)!- 
 iMti'iiis belongs to whii hover 
 if tho interpstoil purtiosi is fir.xt 
 to use it. — A jmrtv ulmsc clHiiii 
 
 .1 rnllnciiticil is foiif csf ,.,{ is Hot 
 
 I. .1111(1 f.i (iiiswor more thaii (iiio 
 
 Ml -CVtMUl (•(.|l(,'St!ltil.IlS folUKlcl 
 
 11 the same gniiinds, ainl ho 
 iii.iy ii[([)lv to h.iv(^ such coiitcs- 
 
 itiniis iiiiitfMl iiiid the proccMl- 
 iiiu'-^ tficrooii ••oinliK'tcil li,'f ween 
 liiiri iiinl tlie tirst contesting 
 imity. all notices rorjuiretl he- 
 iiijr servcfl upon the other 
 (. nl.'sting jiarti,'s, who have a 
 ii-lit lu waicii th(> procMMiings 
 .lU'i even to bo put in the place 
 nt the party who has taken up 
 
 tilt ntestnlion. in the event 
 
 • 't' his withdrawal or of his 
 iir;rI,M't or refusal to pro- 
 ved]— 1 Pig. 805.— I>,>t. P.O. 
 
 111! 
 
 748. Contcst^itions upon 
 c merits id' oppositions or 
 • iMiiiis are suliject to the rules 
 •if proce.hire which apply in 
 "I'diiiary suits. 
 
 749". After the delay for 
 iHiiitcstiiig tile report has ex- 
 Jiired. the prosecuting j.artv, 
 or upon his failure to do so 
 within two day.s, any other 
 party interested, may move 
 for the honiohigation' of the 
 whole report, if there is no 
 contestation, or of the juirt 
 which is not contested or is not 
 atl'ected by the contestations, 
 when these are only to a part. — i 
 .'^iich motion cannot, however, 
 be made until after notice 
 thereof has been posted uji in 
 
 750. The liomologati,in may 
 I)e granted either by the court 
 or by the firothonotary, in term 
 or in vacatiiui. unless there is 
 a counter-application ,,r a con- 
 testation, in which case the 
 court iloneean deci,ie.*— C. S. 
 L.C, c. H.;, s. 147. 
 
 751. [ If ill any distribution, 
 wticthcr hoiiicjdjfjited or not, 
 a creditor is coll.icated for any 
 sum that is not due to him, the 
 court, upon a declaration ,)f 
 the creditor to that ctl'c.'t, may 
 order a siipp!eniciitary distri- 
 bution o( the sum tli u.s allowed 
 him. — If theper.«on thus collo- 
 cated fails to declare what he 
 hi'S previously received, the 
 judge may, upon the a|. plica- 
 tion of any party interested, 
 and on production of an 
 authentic discharge, .u-der a 
 supplementary distribution of 
 the amount of such colloca- 
 tion. —ff there be no authentic 
 discharge the jierson thus col- 
 located must be called in, upon 
 application to the court or 
 .judge, and in such case the 
 ]»rovisions of articles 741 ap- 
 ply. — If the person collocated 
 has no known domicile in Lower 
 ('anjida, or if he is dead and 
 his legal representatives are 
 not certainly known, the judge 
 may, upon a certiticate of the 
 fact, Older them to be called in 
 
 ih 
 
 jTothonotary's office during pealed f 
 
 * A .jndgmeni homologating 
 a report of distribution may be 
 inscribed f,)r revision and ap- 
 
 at least four day.s. — R. of P 
 
 1 Pig. 819.— 11 
 
 >m, even when no eor 
 testation has been tiled.— East- 
 
 L.C. 
 
 c. 83, 8. 147. 
 
 (^ric. 198.— C.S. em Townshins' 
 
 Bank u* 
 
 Pacaud, 17 L. C. Rep. 120. 
 
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 114 
 
 COMPl'I.SOKY KXKrcTIO.V. 
 
 in Iho inaniierprovidod in arti- eiimiot. Ii 
 
 cic f.S. # 
 
 'wcvcr. t'\( cisf tl 
 
 f. 
 
 752. Wl 
 
 ri;,'ht iinlrss tiis dclitor 
 
 H-n no opposition solvent, or his (.■! 
 
 pfiyniont has hci-n lilcil jind 
 
 in in- 
 
 mii {;jiriii' 
 
 ami no c 
 
 lai 
 
 ni appears by the 
 
 ppoars ijy tho 
 n';,'is(rar\s cortiticato, or when 
 all the parties consent, the 
 moneys levied may, without 
 the formality of a' report of 
 distribution, be adjinl;;o(i by 
 the protiiod„tary to the parties 
 entitled to them, upon a mo- 
 tion to that etfeot made either 
 in term or in vaeation._C. S 
 L.C., e. H.J, s. 147, § ;j, 
 
 I 
 
 § 12. Of iuh-c(,llocat!itn. I 
 
 753. Any creditorof a per- 
 son who is entitled to l)e eoMo- 
 oated, or is benelieially <'ollo. 
 oated upon moneys levi'ed. has 
 a right to file a sub-opposition, 
 demanding that, to the extent 
 of his elaim, tho sum aeeruing 
 to his debtor l)e not paid to 
 aueh debtor, but to iiim. Ho 
 
 execution. — Pot., I'. C '': 
 P 
 
 >;>. 
 
 * Form No. 38. 
 
 T'ower Canada, ) f" "'*' '"^"P" 
 
 Di.striet of \ •^'"io"' <'oiiit. 
 
 ■ ' {DaU.) 
 Present : X. Y., Judge. 
 A.B., Plaintiff, 
 
 C. D., Defendant, 
 
 and 
 
 E.F,, Collocated creditor. 
 
 It is ordered that the said 
 
 E.P. {his ,,un/iti/ oivl ihimivile) 
 
 or his legal represe .atives do 
 
 ap])ear before this Court on 
 
 the day of , in order 
 
 to answer tho contestation of 
 bis claim. 
 
 Tiy order, 
 U.S., Prothonotary. 
 
 •^ I'iK-. "•■i7, H21.~\ h. C. I!., 
 •tlis.-jo ,1,,., .'{()<», 
 
 754:« Sul)-oppositions mn.-- 
 be served upon the party who.-,' 
 momys are thus stopperl. 
 
 755. The siit)-c.illocatioii 
 may follow the collocation, ani 
 be included in the general r.- 
 port, or it may form a separaic 
 report, and is subject to the 
 same rules and formaliti.- ; 
 but'fhe costs thereof are boruit 
 by the credit(.r whose (•olloni- 
 tion is thus opiiosed. — Pot 1' 
 
 c, 2;.-.. 
 
 756. If a debtor fails t.. 
 exorcise his rights and <daiiiis, 
 liis credit. ir may intervene in 
 the distribution in order to ex- 
 ercise tho rights of such de})tor, 
 in the same manner and with 
 as little expense a- the debtor 
 ■ himself cuiild have done.— 
 
 I ii,;d. 
 
 § ];>. Of thr jKiifiuont (}/ tnonfyn 
 Ivviril. 
 
 757. At tho expiration of 
 fifteen days after the date of 
 tho judgment homologating a 
 report of distribution, the sli"r- 
 itf is bound to pay to the piir- 
 ties entitled thereto the moneys 
 which he has received. — 25 ii. 
 III., c. 2, s. 29. 
 
 758. The amount of tho 
 eollocation of a creditor men- 
 tioned in tho registrar's certili- 
 cato, and who has not filed an 
 opposition, remains in the 
 hands of tho shoriif until such 
 such creditor or his legal repre- 
 sentatives demand the same, 
 
 •ic iiionoys 
 
roMlMT.SORY KXKCUTIO.V. 
 
 II. 
 
 ,in'l givo a viilid aiijuittn 
 
 nee 
 
 'lirrcfiir. — C 
 
 759. Tho sheriff, or citlicr 
 •li.'cr jicrforinin;; his fiinctiims, 
 ii^iy 1)1' holfl hy cocrcivt* irn- 
 
 l.ri.Jnnincnt to tho payment of 
 ilic iiionnys by hiiii levied and 
 r.coived.— C. S. L. 0., c. 87, s. 
 .'1. 
 
 760. ff the inuney.s levied, 
 r II portion thoreof remain in 
 
 •'ii' liands of tho purchaser, the 
 I'lirmont of distriliution must 
 I'l' >i'rved upon liiui. ami upon 
 fii-^ t'.iiiiiro to pay to the shoriir, 
 r to tho parties interested, 
 «iiliin lit'toen days from su(!h 
 service, the amounts necessary 
 to satisfy tiie claimants who 
 iiiivo priority over him, the 
 latter may demand tho resale 
 »( tlie immoveable upon him 
 fur false biddin<^. 
 
 761. [Any party a;,')^rioved 
 by ii judgment of distribution 
 may seek redress by means of 
 an appeal, or a petition in 
 revocation, if there are grounds 
 fur if, whether lie has appear- 
 ed in tiie suit, or, his claim 
 lieiiig mentioned in the certifi- 
 cate of hypothecs, he has not 
 appeared. — Any creditor men- 
 tioned in the registrar's certi- 
 ficate who has not appeared in 
 the cause, may, moreover, 
 HJthin fifteen days, seek redress 
 by moans of an opposition to 
 the judgment.] 
 
 762. [In tho event of a 
 juilguient of distribution being 
 rL»forined, or of tho adjudica*^ 
 tion being set aside, or of the 
 nviction (if tho buyer or his ru- 
 proseiitatives by reason of any 
 right from which the property 
 was not discharged by the sale, 
 
 whatever sums may have been 
 e. .Hi, I unduly paid must be returned 
 
 Hid the parties 
 
 to the sheriff, 
 
 are bouml to j.ay back such 
 numeys upon an order fmm the 
 court to that tdlcct. — I'ot. I'.C. 
 227.— Ileric, 294. 
 
 SKCTION VI. 
 
 pcrty. 
 
 I'm- 
 
 763. Any (lehtor arrested 
 ' under a writ of <;,/,i,,i ,,,{ 
 \ rrHpoiii/' iidiiiii, may make a 
 I judicial abandonment of his 
 I property for the benefit of his 
 creilitr)rs.— r.S.L.C, c. 87, ss 
 _ 12, 1.1. 
 
 ■ 764. This abamlonment is 
 I effected by filing in the pro- 
 I tlionotary's office a statement. 
 sworn to by the «lcfendant, and 
 I making known : 
 
 1. All tho moveabb; and im- 
 1 moveable property of which he 
 
 is possessed ; 
 
 2. The names and addresses 
 of all and eacli of his creditors, 
 and amount of their (daims, 
 and the nature of each (daim, 
 whether privileged hypothe- 
 cary or othei wise.— Such st.ito- 
 uient must bo accompanied 
 with a declaration hy tho 
 debtor that ho consents fo 
 abandon all his property to his 
 ereditors.— C.S.L.O., e.' 87, s. 
 12. 
 
 765. [The debtor must givo 
 the plaintiff notice of the tiling . 
 of the statement and of his 
 declaration of abandonment.] 
 
 766. .V debtor who has boon 
 admitted to bail is bound to 
 tile this statement and deelara- 
 tion within thirty day.s from the 
 
 
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\m 
 
 
 il= f 
 
 I: i V ! I ■ 
 
 ra 
 
 
 116 
 
 roMPtTI.HORV KXKCfTIOl*, 
 
 (lain c.fflif ju(|>,'iiH.|it roiidoroil 
 in tho unit in which ho w.i^ 
 arre.-tod.-- Any ]<cr>n>ti vim- 
 dcMiincd to pay a hiiim «(x<-otM|- 
 inj; i'if^hty <lullars, exi-lii.sivo of i 
 
 767. It th.' <lt.l,t.,r in I,, 
 giK-l he riiiiy (il,. .>,,i,.l, ..tiif,.,n..rir 
 an. I 'I<'(liirii(i..n iif any time. 
 /'''///., «. 1,:. 
 
 ; . . .. . . 768. Iniiiiodijitclv after tlh- 
 
 mtorcst .roM, sorv.rc.f pro-OHs filing' .,f th.- ..tal.Mn..nt an.l ,1. 
 
 an.l ,...Hts. i,.r a .i.-bt ..f a <;,m- ■ larati..n .,f ahandonnH-nf l,v 
 
 n.en-.al natur.. ,h likowio. tho ,leht..r. the pmsec „i ,c 
 
 after sueh mnveahle an.l i,„- .•re.litorn.ay apply .. the e..urf 
 
 "..v.-able property a. he ap- ..rjn.lKe C.r- ,hJ Lppointn.^r. ' ,^ 
 
 p.-n.s p....ses.o.l ol have been i of a onrator t..' the ^r.,^ert^ 
 
 (l.sen.sj'e.i, b...in.l. upon )ioin>,' thu. aban.l.me.l. after 
 
 reipiire.l to <lo .m), to lib- a .xini- " 
 
 ilarHtatenicnt,*— //>(■</ H.X. 12, 18. 
 
 * Form So. .'{•.». 
 To (.'. I)., of (Ht„t, liir, thf „t(. 
 <(r*iii<in(l tiiUiinj iifthf fiarty) 
 defendant in the eanse 
 wherein the judf^nient, an 
 authentic copy whereof is 
 hereunto aflixed, has boon 
 rendered. 
 
 Take notice that the iindor- 
 signed, A. 1{., piaintitt' in the 
 said cautic, hereby demands of 
 y<,u, under and by virtue of the 
 provisions contained in article 
 7(ifi of the Code of Civil Pro- 
 cedure of Lower Canada, a 
 copy of which article is here- 
 unto su))joined for your further 
 
 information in tho premises 
 
 thitt, within thirty days from 
 the ])ers()nal service to be made 
 ni)on you of the foregoing oer- 
 cilied copy of the said judg- 
 ment, together with this notice, 
 you do make and file the 
 statement j)rescribed in the 
 said article, in the manner and 
 under the jienalties therein set 
 forth. 
 
 Done at , this day 
 
 of , 18—. ^ 
 
 lowever. 
 
 a n.ifi.i , 
 II. -h application 
 has been given in the (\,n<i<l.i 
 fi''iz>ttr,* lifteen days at lea>f 
 before presenting 'the sauu-, 
 calling upon the creditors to bo 
 present. t — //,/(/ s. I J. 
 
 * Now the Qlir/„r OjjirinI 
 
 f}>,ze//r, .il V. e. l.'i, s. 4, stat. 
 of Q, 
 
 t Form No. 4(», in connocti.pti 
 
 with article 7(i8. 
 Lower Cana.la. f In the Huy,'- 
 District of- jj rior Court. 
 
 fr ((/ 
 
 -'^- B-, plaintiff. 
 {Here insert a copy of the 
 mid article.^ 
 
 No. (fiere Mt,ite the nnmin 
 the (U'tian.) 
 
 A.B., Plaintifl': 
 
 CD.. Defendant. 
 Public Notice is hereby given 
 in i)ursuance of the j)rovision.s 
 of article 768 of the Code 
 of Civil Procedure of Lower 
 Canada, that at tho hour 
 
 f**' in the noon of 
 
 the day of next (or 
 
 instant, a* the mxe tnai/ be,) .ir 
 as soon after that hour' as may 
 
 be, at the Court House, at '- 
 
 (or, nx the cttne mo if he,) at tho 
 chambers of the judge, (xxqfi- 
 eiently deHcrihin,/ thexame), the 
 th • ' . - 
 
 said A. L'., plaintifl" in thi 
 cause, will apply to (naiiiiny 
 the court, una indicating wht- 
 
»'■ 
 
 ••ly iiffor tti- 
 iu>nt ami (!• 
 iloiiiiKuif l.y 
 
 |»ru.sooutitiL' 
 r' fi» the Cdnrf 
 
 jKlillf IIHT ' I, I 
 
 lie |il(i|Mrt\ 
 tier a riDfici . 
 ajijilicatidii 
 tho Citmiiln 
 ny at Ifa-f 
 tli« sariic, 
 uilitora to l,c 
 I i. 
 
 It,r (/j/ir,;,/ 
 
 i, ». 4, j^tat. 
 
 ooiinocfii.li 
 "()8. 
 
 I tfic Sir[ic 
 rior Court. 
 
 roMlTT.floRY fXRriTtOV. 
 
 769. frf fh 
 
 117 
 
 t<i tak)> .'•It 
 
 Z' riainfiff foil.. ,1 
 
 I" '•"■ "'»• ••ipj'oint- fail. t„ ,1 
 
 oHi^jnato. t ^-If ,ho .M.rafor 
 
 incnt .,f acMirntor, thf. (ifif«n.|" fh 
 
 iiiit or a 
 
 fiiit iiiav i|() 
 
 "y <'tli.T party in flu- ,.ul.|i,M,ti 
 
 'lit* I- . . ... : A I it ■ 
 
 Iffomlant 
 
 " '">. 'he plainlif! ,,r 
 
 may caufic niich 
 
 ■■•rr\aii('L' n 
 
 ti«'<. ) 
 
 770. Tl 
 
 f fl 
 
 with tlio III 
 '10 -anu. forniali- 
 
 11. I. 
 
 "I '"> Ih' nia.lo. — /Ai,/. 
 
 '"'"'Ill ((I niuko I 
 
 •' ••iirat<irBj,|,„intr««l 
 
 iiicnt known by 
 
 '•'« a|.|,<,int 
 
 iiiint insorft'il d 
 
 1111 a<lvi'rtis(«- f 
 
 771. The oiirator tak«wi,„M 
 «e!.Hi..n .,f all th.- i.ro,.,.rfy nuMi- 
 
 t Form No. -li. 
 
 fiifti 
 
 th 
 
 in the ( 
 
 '"■'"« on.. f>istri.-t or 
 
 ''wor Cana.Ja, / [n tho S. 
 
 'iltnilii ( 
 
 "' any other now.st.Ht 
 
 t Im .1.... _A • . 'I 
 
 "'■•* \o. (A, 
 
 s 
 
 line- 
 
 ar */,,/,. </, 
 
 1 
 
 nor ( nurt. 
 
 tluit the court 
 
 [icr 
 
 '"■ jll'l^'c IMHV 
 
 th 
 
 '"■ iiiiinlif, 
 
 '" ii'tmn. 
 
 Ili 
 
 'If (It 
 
 ul 
 
 'I'liiHiiiii,,, ; 
 
 '"lilt, ,,r t 
 
 UK' 
 
 '///« lh>r,;,f'), f„rtl 
 "f'iaOt and proporVerson 
 'i' '•nrator to (ho property 
 
 II fl 
 
 ppoint- 
 
 A. I!.. PiaintiH- 
 <'• f>.. Defendant. 
 
 K. K.. ( 
 
 and 
 
 iirator t.. the pm- 
 
 aiid 
 
 I'crty and effects of th 
 iiid 'ietendant 
 
 ''.. ilefendant 
 
 I'or.Munal of tl 
 
 "ho 
 
 ntli( 
 
 in th 
 
 e .sai 
 i.-* caii.se 
 
 (i 
 
 '■•* niade and tiled in tht 
 
 •e of tl 
 tlic .<aid 
 under oath of tl 
 
 proth( 
 
 iiiotarv of 
 
 I'Mhlie notice i.s herel, 
 in p..r,.nancc „f the pn.. .„„.,,, 
 ot .nf„.le ,7(1 „f the Co.le of 
 « ivil rrdcediire of I, 
 
 piven, 
 ovi.-iion.x 
 
 iiImi (if h 
 
 I'hi 
 
 IS 
 
 'urt. a .statement j _ 
 f-inne, and , ff. 
 
 n»<la, that on the 
 
 iower C 
 
 creditors and their 
 "';-t"«etherwithadeclara- 
 
 "-n that he i.s willing to aban. 
 •inn hi.s property for 
 
 of hi.s creditor.^— th( 
 
 instant (or last past 
 
 <lav of 
 
 hf iimi )ii„ii I, 
 
 ,)th 
 
 if (^Htllt,' hrri tl,,. ,„{,( 
 
 f ■''aid K. V 
 
 full I fir 
 
 II ml 
 
 '" property for the benotit 
 
 '''/"" '■nrator,) was by 
 
 hy Hi 
 
 order of ((/,,er/«r /,,.,.,. ,^ 
 rj uihj 
 
 'f I'liurt 
 
 .-^aid code i 
 
 th 
 
 And all person 
 
 -"■v'e»^i;:C";:ct-^"|;<:;;:;«;' 
 
 e<|iiired 
 
 said C. D 
 
 s, creditors of i ,,„,| 
 
 and effects, r.f 
 
 tified then and th 
 
 are hereby no- i d,,,-e/,d 
 
 ' ••'' e^Ty kind, real 
 I'orsonal, of the said f. ]). 
 
 "It in this oa 
 
 jiid 
 
 make to the said 
 
 /// 
 
 H? J:r";i t^Ff. -^ 
 
 (■ Vllnf 
 
 urt {„,■ . benefit of hi^ 
 
 representation or state 
 
 '"".'/ he) such whol 
 
 th 
 tit t 
 
 l-remises as they may see 
 
 nient in vided.— And 
 
 e as by the said Cod 
 
 make 
 l^iven at 
 
 tors 
 
 iis'e. aban- 
 
 <'-I>-, fortho 
 
 orerlitors — the 
 
 ' j>ro- 
 
 credi- 
 
 all persons 
 
 (,f ._. 
 
 * X 
 
 .18- 
 
 this 
 
 day 
 A. B., plaintiff. 
 «'W the Qiuh,c ajfirml 
 
 r debtors or the said ( 
 ii; are hereby notified and 
 rerinired to j^overn themsol 
 in th 
 
 Iii-emises acconjini'lv 
 
 ves 
 
 of 
 
 (riven at 
 
 18—. 
 
 his 
 
 day 
 
 <r4etti; 31 \ 
 
 Of () 
 
 1^. s. 4, Stat, i {Or A. 
 
 15. 
 
 E. F. 
 
 ei'rator. 
 
 n* 
 
 defendant, r»»* M 
 
 plaintiff, or C. D 
 
 '- cnse mui/ he.) 
 
 ( ) 
 
 } 
 
 ■ ; I 
 5 !■ 
 
i : 1 
 
 ... j. 
 
 
 Tm 
 
 J! :'i 
 
 118 
 
 f'tiMl'l I.SuKV KXHrirTIilN. 
 
 tinned in tho fJtiiti unMit, ami att<-ni| b 
 
 H'liniiiistors it until it i-i hhIiI in { 
 tliu MianiHT h('reinatt«'r nit-n- I 
 
 •'lorn thn cdiirt or 
 
 "Ft" a 
 
 tionc'il. — /I'll/, (i. 17, 
 
 1.2. 
 
 jii<i;?(Minili'r (he penali 
 rfinaCtcr iiiipo.Hod, in (i.,i, 
 
 772- I'l'*' euriitiir ha.x like 
 
 to answer all question- wl 
 
 wic«' a rijrht to receive, colhv 
 itixi reeover any other proj-urty 
 Ix'lon^iii^ to the ileliror, ami 
 whieli the latter han tailed to 
 inelixle in liin statement. — lliiil. 
 — lie may sell the moveables 
 com|iri,se(l in the fstatement, but 
 tlie immoveables can uily be 
 Kolil iimler a seizure obtained 
 at tlu instan<'e fif a ereditor 
 
 773- Within four months 
 lifter the tilini^ol' the statement, 
 when the debtor is in prison, 
 ami within two years alter the 
 tiling of such statement when 
 the debtor in at large under 
 bail, it may be contested by 
 any ereilitor, b}- reason : 
 
 1. Of the omission to men- 
 tion jirojierty of the value of 
 eij^hty dollars; 
 
 2. (Jf any secreting by the 
 debtor within the tliirty days 
 iniUKuliatcly j)rec(uliiig the in- 
 stitution of tlje suit, or since, of 
 a y ])urtion of his property, 
 with intent to defraud his cre- 
 ditors ; 
 
 ;{. Of fraudulent misrepre- 
 sentations in the statement, in 
 respect of the number of his 
 creditors, or the nature or 
 amount of their claims. — Jl>ii/, 
 s. 12; s. l."., § 2; s. If). 
 
 774. The contesting party 
 is bound, within the same de- 
 lay, to ]irove his allegations by 
 all legal means. The court 
 may, however, prolong the de- 
 lay for making such proof, but : 
 not beyond two months. — /hid, ' 
 
 s. i;5. § 3. , 
 
 t may be put to I 
 
 II' 
 
 iim I'onccrnih,- 
 
 -//'ill. s. I ' 
 
 such statement. 
 § 2: H. 1.-,. 
 
 776 If the contesting pnrfv 
 establishes any one of thf 
 "jtjenees tuentioni>d in article 
 ""•I, or if the ci('f,Mid;uit refuse- 
 to attend or to ans< it, as re 
 quired under the procedin.- 
 article, the .(uirt or judsre muv 
 condemn him to be imprisons I 
 for a term not exceeding ni,,. 
 year. If the debtor so orden-i 
 to be imprisoned does not sur 
 render himself, or is not sur- 
 rendered for that purpose ac 
 cording to such order, then the 
 sureties are liable to pay the 
 plaintiff the debt, together wifti 
 , int('rcsf and all costs. — //././ 
 I 8. 12. §§2, ;{; s. i;!, §§2. 4: ..' 
 1 l'» : s. IK. 
 
 777- If the allegiitions tn 
 the <'ontestn,ti()n are not proved, 
 within the delays above men- 
 tioned, the court or judge m,iv 
 ' order the discharge of the 
 debtor; and the latter cannot 
 I again be imprisoned for any 
 I debt due the plaintitf, or nnv 
 other creditor, by reason of any 
 cause of action anterior to hi's 
 statement and declaration of 
 abandonment; and in case of 
 such imprisonment he may ob- 
 tain his discharge either 'from 
 the court or from a judge, upon 
 petition and sufficient proof.— 
 r/'n/.H. l;;, § M; s. If), § § 1,2. 
 
 778. The abandonment of 
 his property d.pi.irives t!itf 
 debtor of the enjoyment of such 
 projjcrty. and gives his credit- 
 
 775. The debtor is bound to j ors the" right to have it s^Ui 
 
rovprr.soKv PXKri Tfov, 
 
 110 
 
 iin>Ier o.xpoiifion for tlM> puy 
 rncnf «( their rc^ijM'i'ti'vf 
 rIdiiiiH. — I'df. IM'., 2t!'.i. (' \ 
 
 779. Tho ft^arirldiiiriciif of 
 his |ir<«|iiTly liis.'harxo.x tho 
 ilclitiir from hi^ ili'lit.>t (<> the 
 .^.t«<«nt only of tho Hinoiinr 
 whi.h hix crcil tors hiivc been 
 |i;iiil out of tho jiroi'cods of tho 
 silc of such i.roporty.— Pot 
 
 i'.<'.. •-••;'.•.-(; s. I.e.. 0. s: / 
 
 JO. C.V. I27(). 
 
 780. nthor .<,M...i,,| ,,r„- 
 n-h>ns coiKM.riiiii;,' iiisi>lvoiit 
 Minlor (iHi cont.iin.Mi i„ t|,,, 
 •tatiite intitiiloii : t/,, /»,„/- 
 
 ■nfArtof I MCI (now t/,r //i*o/- , 
 nut Alt ,,f ISd',).) 
 
 -•nnnot l.o ijranto.l a^nin^t 
 liilori* or .•iiriiforr* f..r imv hiil- 
 lui-o of II',,. lint ,|ii<> hv'thoiri. 
 until nftor tho oxpirution of 
 four riiontlis t'r,.iii thr. mmvIoo 
 
 lllion tiKMIl ,if tiio ji|(|<,Mii..„f oj<- 
 
 fiil.li.<hiri.r sii.'h hiiliMi.'o.— (till 
 nWlJ, tit. :\\, (I- .. -, 10. II, 
 
 784. Coo .no ill' '"isoninont 
 '•fill only l,r 3tr«<to..i"i'. thotiino 
 •Jiiniitf whi. h MiiuMiof !■.< in,iv 
 
 I*. < ' 2.V.». '_ 
 for cnnnot bo 
 
 SK(TK)N vri. 
 i[( Cnn-civc fmprisotnunif. 
 
 781. Cooroivo iiniiri.^onniont 
 ■MMiiot 1,0 ••arrioil int., oxocii- 
 tii'ii without 11 .s|.ociiil riilo 
 K'niiito,! by tho (.'oiirt, nftor 
 I'lTstiiial notice given to the 
 i'lirty liiible to it, utiles.^ such 
 imrty ab.-<concls in order to 
 avoi,l it.— C.l'.C, 780. 
 
 782. In all ca.sos of resist- ! 
 aiH'e to tho or.lers of tho court ! 
 respecting tho execution of the ' 
 jii'l^'inent by seizure and sale 
 |»f the proj.erty of tlic ,lobtor. ' 
 as well ,is in all eases in which I 
 the defendant conveys away or I 
 seiTetes his etfects. or uses ' 
 violence or shuts his doors to I 
 I'revent the seizure, a judge ' 
 "lit ot court may exercise all I 
 the powers of the court, and '< 
 "rder the defendant to be im- i 
 I'risoned until he .s.Ttistie- the 
 J>'<lgment.— C.8.L.C., c. Hli, ss. 
 
 783. Coereivo imprisonnient 
 
 bo served. — I' 
 (M'.C. 7H|, 
 
 785. The d 
 
 arresfi'il ; 
 
 1- <»ii n legal holiday; 
 ,:• '" ■' pl"'''> "f i,ublic wor- 
 •<hip. during .jivine service ; 
 
 •i. In a curt (,f justice when 
 the court is sitting, or before 
 nny privilege,! tribunal.— |>,,t 
 I'.C . •-'(■,(!.- <M'.C.. 7,s|. 
 
 786. Notwithstanding what 
 
 "■^ containe.l in tho two pr mI- 
 
 ing arti,|es. the court mav 
 order the arrest to bo made .,1, 
 a holiday, or at .inv time, if it 
 
 I I." establishe.l that the defen.l- 
 
 iint is acting in such a manner 
 
 as to escape it. — Pot p r 
 
 ; I'.V.t. L'Cd. -C.p.c. 7HI." ■ ' ' 
 
 I 787. <'<,ercivo imprisonnient 
 
 can only be executed in virtue 
 
 «'t a writ or order from the 
 
 '•ourt or judge, which mav bo 
 
 ad.lressed to the same offiVers 
 
 find IS clorhed with the same 
 
 formaliti, . ,•,,., I contains the 
 
 .-ame matters ,,f recital as th.,se 
 
 re.|uired in writsof excution 
 
 V.!^.h,V., c. H-A. H. Ml. 
 
 788. Whenever the per.10 
 condemne,! to .•oercive im- 
 prisonment resi,les in another 
 district, the writ must be ad- 
 dressed to and exc'iitcd by the 
 sheriff of such district.— //./rf. 
 
 ) 
 
 ! S 
 
 1! 
 
 ; i 
 
'jMj-J^^, 
 
 120 
 
 COMIMri.SORY KXKriTIOX. 
 
 789. <^'oercive irnjiriHoiiinent 
 is aflcoU'd by arrostin>^ the 
 debtor and pliicin^r bim in cus- 
 tody of the kei'jier of the (roni- 
 mon ^ft ji (if the district in 
 which the writ issiunl.— If there 
 IK no j^aol in the district lie 
 must be iinprisuncd in the 
 
 noiires) gaol.— Pot. 1».(". 2t>l 
 
 C.S.L.C.. c. ilO. s. i;{. 
 
 790. Any person thus ini- 
 pris()ne<i, may, upon petition 
 to the court or to a jud;^e, 
 previously served upon Hie 
 creditor, ami accompanied with 
 an atlidavit thut he is not worth 
 [lifty] dollars, obtain an order 
 eouiuianding the creditor to 
 I'ay him, as au alimentary al- 
 lowance during the period of 
 hi.s imjirisonment, a sum not 
 less than seventy cents and not 
 exceeding one dollar per ' 
 week.— C.S. !,.('., c. .S7, s. 0. ' 
 
 791. If however the debtor 
 afterwards becomes owner of' 
 of pniperty exceeding in value 
 the amount above mentioned, 
 the creditor may be relieved 
 from paying the weekly allow- 
 ance. 
 
 792. The (hfbtor may, if ho 
 ha** grounds for doing so, seek ■ 
 red.ess against such impriscui- 
 aiont, by petition or motion to 
 the court or judge served upou ' 
 the creditor.— C P.O., 795. 
 
 I 793. The debtorniay obtain 
 his discharge : 
 
 1. I'>y paying into the hanrj^ 
 of the sheriff or of the protho- 
 notary, the amount of the 
 condemnation, in principal, in 
 forest anij costs ; 
 
 2. With the consent of or a 
 : release fr.im the creditor; 
 
 '■<. I'pon the failure of the cre- 
 ditor to pay in advance inf., the 
 han<ls of flic gaoler the aJimen- 
 tiiry Jilldwance grunted to hiui : 
 
 ■1. iiy the abandonment of 
 his property, as mentioned in 
 the preceding section ; 
 
 •>. I5y nie.'insof thedisehari'c 
 from liability, obtained un.jcr 
 the provisions of Ijiw concern- 
 ing insolvent traders ; 
 
 ti. If he has completed lii> 
 seventieth year. — Pot. p. (•„ 
 2(i;!-4-J,— I'pig. h;{7 ,.f 'Z 
 
 27and2SV.,c. 17, ss. 9, ./.,,.,/._ 
 C.P.C, .SOI). ' 
 
 794. Such discharge niii-t, 
 however, be ordered by a jiidirc 
 ujicm ajipliciition, of Which 
 notice has been given to the 
 prosecuting creditor.— Pig. l„r 
 '•'V.— C.P.C, 805. 
 
 795. When the debtor lia,- 
 been discharged by reason ot 
 default of i>ayinent of the ali- 
 mentary allowance, he is m. 
 longer liable to coercive im- 
 prisonment for the same debt. 
 
121 
 
 BOOK SECOND. 
 
 TITLE FIRST. 
 
 i)F PR(»VISI()XAT. T'R..ri;EI.I.V(iS WiriCII ACCOMPANY 
 SUMMONS IN CKRTAIN CASKS. 
 
 OKNKRAt PKOVISION. 
 
 796. A plaintiff' iniiv, in 
 (MTtJiin cases, f'iiniiltiinfoiisly 
 wirh the siunnions. or iicnilin^' 
 tilt' suit find IxjCurL" jiKi^^nu-nt" 
 hiivc the person or the property 
 (if his debtor, or the ohject iii 
 'ii«|'iite, placed injudicial cus- 
 U>(ly. as explained in the fol- 
 lowing chapters ; [subject to a! 
 rijjht of action by the latter to 
 
 over damages, upon estab- 
 
 propert.v with intent to defraud 
 his creditors. — C. S. 1,. C c 
 H7, .s. l._C. I>. h., 210.' 
 
 798. Th = s writ is obtained 
 upon an affi.lavit of the plain- 
 titr. his ijookkecper. clerk, or 
 legal jittorney. declaring that 
 the defendant is personally in- 
 debted to the f.hiiiititf in si sum 
 amounting to or exceeding forty 
 dollars, and that the deponent 
 has reason to believe, and verily 
 
 no _. — ft^.-. "jMMi f.xiau- 1 ■• „ ' "' ^•■'.7 
 
 lishing by proof against the "''"*^^'*^f' 'or reasons .specially 
 creditor a want of pr(d)able ^/''''^'' '" ^''^ affidavit, that the 
 cause.]— C. P. L., 20S, 2o7 'l^'^^'idant is about to leave 
 
 j immediately the province of 
 I Canada, with intent to defrwud 
 his creditors in general, or the 
 plaintitfin particular, and that 
 such departure will deprive the 
 plaintiff' of his recourse against 
 tlie defendant ; or upon an affi- 
 davit establishing, besides the 
 existence of the debt as above 
 ^ mentioned, that the defendant 
 has secreted or made away 
 with, or is about immediately 
 to secrete or make away with 
 his property and effects with 
 Nuch intent. — lir,(l.—{\ p. L.^ 
 
 2J2-4.— Hurtubijo r*. Laricho, 
 i-'^ L. C. J.. 8;^.- 
 
 CIIAPTER FIRST. 
 
 01- rAl'U.S AD RK.Sl'O.M)|,M)Ljf. 
 SECTION I. 
 
 Of the Issnin<i of the Capias. 
 
 797. When the amount 
 chnined exceeds forty dollars, 
 the plaintiff' may obtain from 
 the })rothonotary of the supe- 
 rior court, a writ of sumnums 
 
 id arre«t r' 
 
 ainsf, the dcfejid- 
 
 ant. if the latter 
 
 h'uye immediately the, 
 
 oi Canada, or if he secretes h 
 
 — C. J. 30. 
 
 799. The writ may also be 
 
 vit estab- 
 
 - mwm^w .^■ai.v »»*Il, II 
 
 about to obtained if the affid 
 
 province lishes, besides the debt~ that 
 
 ri 
 
 
 H 
 
 
 1 
 
 i 
 
 i 
 
 I- ^ 
 
 
 
 f - 
 
 is . the defendant is a trader, that 
 
122 
 
 OF TaI'IAS. 
 
 he is ndlorioiisly insolvont, that 
 he has refused to arrungi! with 
 his creditors or to imike an 
 assij^niiient of his property to 
 them or for (heir henelit, and 
 that he still carries on his 
 trade.*— C.S.L.C, c. 8.'{, s. 47 : 
 c. 87, s. 9. 
 
 800 The writ of capiiis 
 may likewise be obtained by 
 any creditor havinj^ nn hypo- 
 thecary or jirivileged claim 
 upon an immoveable, upon an 
 atlidavit establishinj^ that his 
 claim exceeds forty do.dars, 
 and that the defendant, whether 
 he is the orif:;infil hynotlicicary 
 debtor or simply the' holder of 
 the projjerty, is, with the intent l 
 of defrauding the plaintiff', 
 damaj^ing, deteriorating or ! 
 diminishing the value of the i 
 immoveable, or is about to do j 
 so himselfor by others, so as to , 
 prevent the creditor from re- ■ 
 covering the whole or any jiart | 
 of his claim, to the amount of, 
 forty dollars, as provided by 
 chapter 47 of the consolidated 
 
 * When both parties are do- 
 miciled in U])pcr Canada, the 
 affidavit must also declare that 
 the defendant does not possess 
 within the limits of I'pper Ca- 
 nada any immoveaiin' f)ro|ierty 
 out of which the plaintiff' can 
 reasonably expect to be j)aid. 
 — C. S. L. C, c. 87, s. 2.— ,S L. 
 C. R.. 1(10.— This writ may is- 
 .<ue on the ground of secretion 
 committed jjrevious to, after, or 
 concurrently with the making 
 of an assignment under the lu- 
 solvont Act of 18(54._steven- 
 8on s,^. xMcOwan, 17 L, C. Jurist, 
 46. 
 
 statutes for Lower Canada.— 
 <". S. L. ('., c. 47, s. :',. 
 ! 801. [If the demand bo 
 found<'d upon a claim for uii- 
 li({uidat('d damages, the writ 
 ; of capias cannot issue witiioiu 
 f judge's .rdcr. after examin- 
 ing into the sufficiency of tin; 
 affidavit; an^l the affidavit in 
 such case must state the nature, 
 and, moreover, amount of tlic 
 damages sought, and tlie facts 
 which gave rise to them, ati.l 
 the judge may, in liis discre- 
 tion, eitiier grant or refuse the 
 i capias, and may fix the amount 
 of tiie biiif, ui)on giving which 
 the defend.'uit may be released. J 
 802. The writ of capias may 
 j be joined witli the writ of sum- 
 mons, or may be issued after- 
 wards as an incident in tlio 
 cause. In the latter case it 
 must be accompanied with a 
 summons for a fixed day t.. 
 show cause why the writ sh'oubi 
 not be declared valid and join- 
 ed witli the principal demand. 
 —Tile writ may also issue after 
 judgment has been obtained 
 for the recovery of the debt. 
 
 803. The amount for which 
 the writ of capias has issueil. 
 and the name of the person who 
 made the affidavit must be en- 
 dorsed upon the writ, — 10 A 1 1 
 (id). IV., c. 26. 
 
 804. [It is not necessary 
 that the declaration or state- 
 ment of the demand should Ik- 
 served upon tiie defendant at 
 the time of his arrest, but it 
 suffices to leave a copy of it 
 eitlier with hini, or at the (tfficc 
 of the prothonotary, withiti t'iv 
 [three days which follow the 
 sorvico.]— C. S. L. C, c. S'A, .<, 
 57. 
 
p Canada.— 
 
 op CAprAS. 
 
 805. 
 
 ariri!? the cxccplions an ofliccr of tli 
 
 f..nt(iiiH"il in artirle.x 2272 ami and th 
 
 .'.•7;; ill the Civil Code 
 
 if ra|i 
 
 las cimndt i.^.-uo 
 
 a writ w-irdcl throiii'hniit 
 
 123 
 
 ?ii))prHir coiirt, 
 writ of caiii.v.-* must be 
 
 as if wa.* 
 
 .\ 
 
 ■'iiirst 
 
 priests 
 
 or imiiis- 
 
 tcrs of any reli;;iou.s denomina- 
 tion whatever : 
 
 2. A^'aindt .«piit 
 
 issued by the i«rothonotarv.— 
 Un.l. 
 
 812. In all 
 
 .'I writ of eajiias 
 
 case-^ in whie! 
 
 ni 
 
 issue, a 
 
 ],.< 
 
 I't".'ia:enanans: warrant of arrest may bp L'rant- 
 A),'ainst feniiiles.— C. S. ed b . . • ^ 
 
 0. S? 
 
 806. It 
 
 r . 5 I . 
 
 y a eoininissioner of the 
 .superior court, and be atldres.s- 
 
 ciinnoti.ssueforany ed by him eithe- to the .sh 
 
 iebi created out of the pro- or abail 
 
 viiue of Canada, nor for 
 
 it!'. 
 
 or anv other 
 
 eriir 
 peace 
 
 debt under foitv dolhirs. — Ihi'l. C 
 ') L.C.J.. ;!I2. 
 
 iiiy otficer in hi,', vicinity. --C. S. I 
 
 .j.i. 
 
 807. Tlie atiidavit required name of tl.. 
 
 II the above articles may be i grant.s it; it ord 
 
 made by one per 
 
 813 Such warrant is in the 
 
 le conimissioner who 
 
 ers the arre.st 
 
 by several j>er 
 
 .«on only, or of the person therein <iesignat 
 
 each to a portion of the n 
 
 ons swearing ed, and his delivery 
 
 over 
 
 ."nry facts, and it 
 
 ece.s- the gaoler of the district, wh 
 
 to 
 
 niiiy be re- : i 
 
 .s commanded to keep hi 
 
 o 
 im in 
 
 eeived and sworn to before a his custody during forty-ei-ht 
 judge of the superior court, or hours, and no lonL'er. iinles 
 
 a conunis.s,oner of the superior before the expiration of that 
 court, or by the prothonotary time the j.laintitf has obtained 
 
 1 !'■ . /'*''^'!l^^ J"^"" ..^''^ "'■ '^"'' ^^yx^^a to bo executed 
 
 '•g-'iin^t such defendant a writ 
 capias in the ordinary 
 
 capias. --C.S.L.C, c. 88 
 
 C. Xi 
 
 1. 
 
 808. Thi 
 
 of 
 
 alone has jurisdiction in mat- 
 ters of capias. --12 V.,c. ;^8, s.o. 
 ;i2, 47.-C.S.L.C., c. 78, .«. 5. 
 
 809. When the capia.s is 
 issued by the jirothonotary of 
 
 superior court course.*—!) Ueo. IV., s. 27 
 
 *Forin No. 43 
 
 , m conneetM.n 
 
 with articles 812, 81 ; 
 
 superior court it is ad- ' Affiihu-it for , 
 
 th 
 
 dressed to the sheriff of th 
 
 exeeut- 
 
 district where it is to be 
 
 ed.-12 V 
 
 L.C 
 
 c. ;i8, s. 47.--C. S. duly 
 
 A. B., of 
 
 rtirninf of iirreitt. 
 
 -, itc, being 
 
 c. 8.S. s. .3, § 2. 
 
 810. Tt may b 
 
 clerk of the circuit court. 
 
 e issued by a sonally indebted t( 
 
 worn, doth dej)ose and 
 
 is pcr- 
 
 in a 
 
 say, that C. F>.. of 
 
 which 
 
 in i sum exceeding forty dollars. 
 
 case it is addressed to ; to wit: in the sum of 
 
 the sheriff or to any bailiff of 
 
 That this deponent is credi- 
 
 thc district in which it is to be bly informe.L hath eve 
 
 f.xeuited.— 12 V., c. 63.-0. S. 
 
 re.t- 
 
 L. ( 
 
 c. s:\. 
 
 6. 
 
 811. The clerk of the 
 
 son to believe, and doth verily 
 and in his eonseienco believe. 
 
 cir- i that the said 
 
 cuit court acts in such case as j ately about to leave the 
 
 IS luimedi- 
 
 pro- 
 
124 
 
 OF cxriAS. 
 
 
 -i •■ ,i : 
 ! 
 
 liiil! 
 
 
 
 814. Tho debtor cannot be 
 ck'taincd in prison in virtue of 
 such warrant any ''mf^er tlian 
 forty-eijfht bourn. -/'.///, ^ 54, 
 
 815. The cornnii," !i^,.ier 
 jjrantihfjf .such varrant must, 
 without delay, transmit a d.ip- 
 lieate of it, together with the 
 original allidavit upon which if 
 was granted, and a certilifate 
 of his proceedings to the jtro- 
 thonutary of the superior court 
 of the district, who must tile 
 the .«ame and keep them as 
 part of the record in the ca.se 
 — /fiul, s. 5;>. 
 
 vinee of Canada (n/lti/c np.rl. 
 (il/i/ i!,r ntiHitUH ir/n'i/i Uad (<, 
 
 till htlilf t/lllf f/ll- <ll'/fltllll.>.t in 
 
 nituitf fit Iritn- tin- itrtirinrc of' 
 Vannilii), wliereby the said 
 
 , without the l)ene(it of a 
 
 warrant of attachment against 
 
 the body of the said . may 
 
 be deprived of remedy 
 
 against the said : and this 
 
 dejjonent hath signed. 
 
 .Sworn before me, this 
 
 day of 
 
 Form No. 4.S, in connection 
 with articles 812, 813. 
 
 ^V(U•)^mtt to nnixt the per>!„n. 
 
 Canada. Proviiwr of Quehec, 
 District of—. 
 
 A. B., Esquire, commissioner 
 of the superior court in the 
 district of . 
 
 To and to the keeper of 
 
 the common gaol of the said 
 district, greeting : | 
 
 I command you. that you ' 
 
 take of in tho county 
 
 of in the district of if he 
 
 SECTION ir. 
 
 Of the Kxcnitiiiii (if ff'ritu m 
 Capias.' 
 
 816. If the writ of c;(piM. 
 is addressed to a hailiff, tl,,. 
 bailifi' w»'o is (diarged with ii 
 arrests the licfcndant and dc 
 livers bin over, together witli 
 the writ to the sheriff. wIk. 
 thereupiin l)ccomcs responsible. 
 — C.S.Ji.C.. <•. 8.!. s. 0, § 2. 
 
 817. If (he writ of capias iy 
 addressed to the sheriff he i> 
 then bound to execute it or t.. 
 cause it to be e.xecuted by his 
 <dlicers. 
 
 818. The sheriff is bound 
 to keep the defendant in the 
 common gaol of the district, 
 
 be found in and Iiim, with 
 
 all due <liligcnce, convey to the 
 commim gaol of thfj said di.s- 
 *iict, and deliver to the keeper 
 thereof, together with this 
 warrant; and I do hcrehv 
 e. ■ ■ ■ .id you, the said keeiier, 
 
 to eceive the said and him 
 
 safely keep for the space uf 
 forty-eight hours, and no lonjr- 
 er, unless, before tho expira- 
 tion of that time, a writ ot 
 (•>./>liix ad nx^nndcndum be dulv 
 .served upon hi.n, to compel hiiii 
 to be and ajipear personally in 
 tl e superior courr for the said 
 district on the day of the 
 return of such writ, to answer 
 
 of of a certain dclit. 
 
 interest and costs, amounting 
 
 to tho sum of . 
 
 (riven under my h.and .".!)■! 
 
 seal, this day of in the 
 
 year of hor present ma- 
 jesty. 
 
}'dl 
 
 OP OAl'TlS. 
 
 125 
 
 esent nia- 
 
 wntil tho laftcr ^ivoM sc-nrify 
 or i- ili,-r|iiirjr.-.| nx luTeiruifter 
 
 sKcrroN HI. 
 
 lit' III* Cinitisfiitiou (,f 
 of Capia.s. 
 
 flrits 
 
 819. IjK.n a petition i.rc- 
 "■'"'"' t" the ••oiirt, or to n 
 Jii'l,:,''' ill term or u, va,-ation, 
 tin- <i<'t<'n(l,int iiiMv obtain hi.* 
 •liM'Iiarjje by t'stai;Iishiri'r fhiit 
 he is not liabb; to bo iniprison- 
 
 »hi.-h case the writ mav be 
 <'onteste<l to^r,.tb,.r with" the 
 
 Mi.rits of the ease 10 L (' 
 
 K.. L'tl. ■ ' 
 
 822. A (lefemliint whoso 
 ;'|'l''i''"ti<'n to be (li>,'h.irge(I 
 I"* rejected may appciil li„rii 
 the ijecision. — :; L. ('. J._ •)'.>•*. 
 
 823. [ft' the court or jndijo 
 orders the d.'fondi.nt to be di"- 
 ••liai-fred. the plaintiff nuiv ob- 
 tain a siisjieosion of tlie order. 
 
 'V -l<'clariM.!,' iiiunerliatclv that 
 he intends to lijive the decis- 
 ion reviewed and iJenositin.' 
 
 '■'i. -I- hy shewin./that"the 'ew.' i *,?.- •'""';''"' re.jiiired by arti.de 
 -■' •■" ■ ■ "*•"• "e niav likewise appeal 
 
 ■nti.il allegations of the aHi- 
 '1.1*1' upon wliich the .lapias 
 I- tniinded are false or in- 
 -iirticient. — f/tlil. ss. 8, <> §§ j 
 :'—'•• 47, s. ;{, § .{._(.. p. j^' 
 2!.s. 
 
 820. In order to decide 
 upon this Incidental proceed- 
 iDf? the court or judge may 
 order the immediate rt^tiirn (".f 
 "i the said writ of capias and 
 ot tlic proceedings had upon it, 
 although the day fixed for the 
 return should not yet be ar- 
 rived.— 1 L. ('. K.^ i4:> 
 
 821. If tl 
 
 , from the judgment m review, 
 I ]t he declares immediately his 
 ' intention of d„i„^, ,j„, ^^.j 
 causes the writ of appeal to 
 be served within three juri<lieal 
 I'iiys from the rendering id' the 
 jii'Igment in review.— If the 
 idaintitr fails to eoiiiply with 
 these formalities the defendant 
 IX discharged.] 
 
 SKCTION IV. 
 824. The defendant may 
 
 ho contestation i.«i 
 nipiely as to the siifficiencv of ■ ^^^ .■. , .■ , 
 ;he allegations <.f the at,^.?;^! ! 0..?^^:^,;:;,;^: -<.,...,. gi^- 
 
 the 
 peiid 
 
 Hieipa! demand, ujil 
 
 exigibility of the debt de- 
 
 uss article HOl.— But this bail 
 
 pon the truth of the ' ration of 
 
 e- I not be received after tli 
 
 can- 
 
 idlt'gations of th 
 
 the 
 
 e cxpi- 
 
 e atlidavit, in , tiie day fixed f 
 
 eighth day fr 
 
 roui 
 
 or tho return of 
 
m 
 
 
 126 
 
 or TAI'IAS. 
 
 f i 
 
 I '' ' 
 
 th<' writ ot'oaiiias, imlcs.s wi((i 
 Itffivo (if tlio (•<(i,M-t, ().\|ire.«sily 
 j;;rjinto<l u|.on .-urii(!ierif i;au/o 
 tihcwii.- ('. S. L. C. c. ,S7, s. '.',. 
 825. Tilt! (ii-t'emlaiit may 
 also obtain his discliarj^o at 
 any tinii! iK-turc jinigniunt, by 
 giving g()(i(i and xuHiciinitsuro- 
 ti''s to tlio sati.«fat'tioii of thi- 
 <H»urt, orjiil'.:*'- "r|irotli/)!i(itary. 
 Ihar lie will -i.ncnilor hini.so'lf 
 into (ho iiiij'iS of (he -huritt', 
 whon roqiiiiv.ii U; dn r,. by an 
 oril(,T of th»j o'ur?, or ,iudsi;o, 
 within (uio in<j.iri fioin the 
 servioo of -ueh -.rue: upon him 
 or upon h\>> siir(3iio,s, and tiiat 
 in dufaiilt they will pay tho 
 amount of the Jnd<^inont in 
 principal, intero'^l and co.^ts, 
 or tin- amount lixi'd by the 
 judt,'c in the case of article 801. 
 — Ihlil. s. 10. 
 
 826. This bail is ofl'ored 
 after a notice .served upon the 
 l)laintitf or his attorney, with 
 one intennediiite day's'delay. 
 
 827. Tho .sureties offered 
 must, if required, justify their 
 sutlieiency upon oath, but need 
 not justify upon real estate. — 
 Ilild. .s.- 10. § 2. 
 
 828. A defendant arrested 
 uj)on a capias may obtain his 
 provisicmal discharj,'o by givinj? 
 Kood and sutlicient sureties to 
 thesherirt' to the satisfaction of 
 the latter, before the return day 
 of the writ, that he will pay 
 tho amount of the jud^^meiit 
 that may be remlereii ujjon the 
 demand, in princijial, interest 
 and costs, if ho fails to jrive 
 bail pursuant to article 824 or 
 to article 825*. — Ihi .' 22. 
 
 * On cause shown, tho 
 defendant, after a judgment 
 
 j and form no. 4. -Ilcmii i ;,i, 
 
 j rx. Lailioureux. 
 
 i 829. The shcriif in nwi-w 
 
 , c;ise is re-p"i,siblo only for the 
 
 'iHiciencs- ..f the sureties .it 
 
 the time when bail was iriven, 
 
 — Ihhl. 
 
 maintaining,' a capiis, uid enn 
 deninin;,' liiiri t.. piy tin: debt, 
 will be permitteil to nut in h,'(i: 
 or security that he' will sur- 
 ; render himself in terms of (he 
 law in pliice of th(> bail ^'iv.-ii 
 to the sheritf. He \\\\\ j,l-,, 
 after jud;,'iiient. nn .-hewing' 
 cause, be permitted to fylethe 
 statement of his aftaiis re- 
 quired by ('. S. L. C, ,-. .s7, 
 s. 12. (arts : 7ti.'! it m;f. of this 
 <'ode) and plaintiffs petitinn 
 for imprisonment will be dis- 
 missed in conse((ucncc of such 
 permission. ilenderson rn. 
 Lanioureux, 17, L. C. U. 4! 1. 
 
 F(n-m No. 44. in connection 
 with article 828. 
 
 Fonu i)f Ihiil-homl. 
 
 Know all men by these pre- 
 sents, that wo, {iwwe hen; tli-- 
 (fi/rinliNit Kiiif his hull,) ;ire 
 held and firmly bound to (//-(,»,■ 
 //'/•'• the nh<ri'j\) sherifl' of tiio 
 district of , in l.ower Ca- 
 nada, in the sum of (xtnt,: hir>- 
 the amount mrorn tn mid 
 eiuloi-Hi'd on t/tf ,i,r,'t, iritli 
 tinntj/-jivL' per eentuin < ,l-,d 
 for interent and costt,') : o 
 paid to the said shoriif, ■ 
 cortiiin attorney, exe- >r>, 
 admini'^frators or . • " -, : for 
 which >>ay!!iet!t. to ,. ini 
 
 faithfully made, w. ;n(l our- 
 selves, and each .i ,5 by 
 
llond 
 
 CI :-t;[i 
 
 ii' in Sllrii 
 
 itil.v r<ir ilii. 
 -•(iictics it 
 Wiis ''iv -ii. 
 
 t,H, :tlltj I'nil 
 ' tint ilol.l. 
 
 put in l),ii; 
 ! will siir- 
 rms (if (lie 
 bail given 
 » will al.<.. 
 n -iiewiii,' 
 to ty let lie 
 atliiu-i rc- 
 
 L'., '•. sr. 
 
 '*<'/. (It this 
 ."i petition 
 HI be <ii>- 
 ce of sucli 
 •r.-idn i-v. 
 
 :. i{. lii. 
 
 connection 
 '28. 
 
 Olid, 
 
 Lhoso ])ro- 
 e //(■/•«' t/i.- 
 
 /ifil/,) 
 
 are 
 
 d to ( 
 
 mini' 
 
 ritl' ol 
 
 ' tiie 
 
 iower 
 
 Cm- 
 
 («^«^' 
 
 fiiri' 
 
 r'> 
 
 mill 
 
 n't, 
 
 in'tli 
 
 till f 
 
 hud 
 
 ritf, . 
 
 
 
 sxt" ■• 
 
 >rs, 
 
 *j /;'( 
 
 for 
 
 Wv . 
 
 inJ 
 
 1 lio 
 
 Dur- 
 by 
 
 ri 
 
 H t 
 
 iToret 
 
128 
 
 OF ATTArilMKVT BKPORE .UDOMENT. 
 
 ih 
 
 prolioixl rosiyhinco, tlicii iij.on with tho intent (.. dcfraiid hi- 
 
 ". <'rcilitors and the |.l,iiiitiil' in 
 
 an alhilavit of oni' (if tlici 
 
 allc^'in^' thoir.xurefyship, sworn j. articular ; o, that the .Icf.-ml- 
 to before a ju<l<;e. the j.n.thon- ant is a trader, tliat he is not 
 
 otary, a eoininissioner of the riously 
 
 ^Mjienor court, or a justice of refused f 
 
 insolvent, that he h 
 
 tlie peace of the district ii. 
 whiidi the debtor then in, and 
 
 <lit 
 
 <> arrange with hi 
 
 ors or to inal<e an 
 
 ISSIIMI 
 
 nient to tlieui or for their 
 
 npon a requisition to that effect bcneft, and that he still 
 written upon the bai-k of an ries 
 aflidavit, any bailitf or con- eitji 
 
 • n hi.- I 
 
 (U.-incss ; 
 
 d. 
 
 stabl 
 
 r case, that the dcpomn 
 
 e may arrest the del)tor verily believes that 
 
 with wiieh forcible assist 
 
 \v i t ! 
 
 anceas the lienefit of tlie attacl 
 
 Klin 
 ll:ieiil 
 
 may be necessary, an<l hand the plaintitf will lose his del,t 
 him over to the sheritf.J or sustain danui;,'e.— C.S.L.C.. 
 
 e. H-A, ss. 4(i-7, ;)H, l7o.— I>.,f! 
 
 . Proe. civ. 180- 1 .—f'.P.L. 24(1.* 
 
 835i [ If the claim is foiiiid- 
 
 iiiiniit 
 
 CII.APTER SECOND. 
 
 OK ATTACHMKNT UKFORK ,11 I)(i 
 MKNT. 
 
 SKCTION I. 
 
 0/ Simple AttaelnHrut. 
 
 834. A creditor h 
 
 as a ri;^ht 
 
 j ed on unliijuirlated dam 
 
 I the writ of attachment c 
 
 issue without the order of 
 
 judge after examinini; into tlic 
 
 I .sulliciency of ihe alhdavits. 
 
 i which, UKU'eover, must stale 
 
 j the nature and amount of the 
 
 damages claimed and the facts 
 
 which gave rise to them, a ml 
 
 the judge may in his discietinii 
 
 before obtaining judgment, to cither grant or refuse the wr,., 
 attach the goods and effects of and tix the amount of the bail 
 his debtor : upon giving which the jirojieity 
 
 iiy be released.] 
 
 1. In the ease of the (i> 
 
 rrnirr 
 
 m 
 
 ^l/Uipi: 
 
 2. In all cases where, as effected by 
 
 836. Simple attachment 
 
 means of a writ 
 
 plaintiff, he jiroduees an affi- adilressed, when in th. 
 davit establishing : that the J'crior court, to the sheriff of 
 defendant is personally indebt- the district in which it is to be 
 
 ed to him in a s 
 
 um exceeding ■ execnted, or, when in a 
 
 five dollars, that the defendant 
 absconds or is about imme- 
 diately to leave the jirovinee, * This article has not ch 
 
 "y 
 
 »ng- 
 
 or IS 
 
 secreting his property, , cd the law with resjiect to th 
 
 affidavit as previously in fone. 
 It is sufficient in the affidavit 
 to state that the defendant is 
 about to leave Lower Canada, 
 or the Province. — Beaubien i-k. 
 Linklater, 17 L.C.R,, p. 400. 
 
 * The ,1 
 
 ernier ^(jni'iieur must 
 make the nsiial afii'lavit to 
 
 obtain a seizure Plunte vs. 
 
 Clarke, 17 L. C. Rep., p. 75. 
 
OK ATTU HMKST UhFOUK .IllMiMKNT. 
 
 12!) 
 
 'itiipr court, to aiiv l.ailifT. 
 
 re 
 
 ■ luiriii;,' Hiich shrriir .,r hailifT 'l 
 
 l-rojMrty ilicre or has with- 
 
 ((• 
 
 r^l'izi' tl 
 
 ic nicivt 
 
 al.I( 
 
 ■!r<>ts (.f the (ic-romlatit. 
 
 aii>l 
 iiiii 
 
 I'iiw ri tliiTc him.-clf. 
 
 842. A 
 
 -mm 
 
 ""11 him to ajijK^ar on a th 
 
 mi'iit iiiav al 
 
 warrant of aftarh- 
 
 '> ')(• is.micij. 
 
 •lay livcl lit the ofliiM' of 
 
 pruthonotarv <»r clerk, t 
 
 <• case 
 •li'" i'()?nini: 
 
 in 
 
 am 
 
 III'- iJfinand and si 
 
 \y the attaclinicnt ilionl.l not 
 ■leclareW valij.— C. S. L. C. 
 
 .toan-wer ..nurt, aiMrc-sed to th.- '] 
 M-w muse i of the district where th 
 
 of artii'lc S;;t, (.y 
 ■^iiini'r of tho sii|.crio'r 
 oriff 
 
 o war 
 
 837. Th 
 
 i-ant is to ho exocutod. ..r t 
 ' e bailiff or jx-a 
 
 tnioiint of the , 
 
 th 
 
 nearest to liis residen.-e 
 
 |.l lintill'x claim mii.-t h 
 
 uandin;; him ti 
 
 olliccr 
 > com- 
 
 pel ze 
 
 -iitii 
 
 d 
 
 l"r w 
 
 il">n tl 
 
 hid 
 
 10 writ, or the 
 
 '^' e»i- , detain tho effects of the debt 
 
 imd 
 
 -r 
 
 L. (' 
 
 1 security may j 94:3. Th 
 
 "■ -,'iven.— 10 Sc 1 1 G. 'iV 
 •J.— »'. S. L. C, c. 8.'{, s. 52, 
 838. The writ is issued 1 
 
 IS 
 
 c. I attaeliment is in th 
 
 warrant 
 
 or. 
 
 of 
 
 the 
 
 e name of 
 
 the 
 
 ]ir(ith 
 ilerk of the 
 
 >y it ; it orders tli 
 
 iinmissioner wlio iss 
 
 lies 
 
 ■'notary or by the I ctfeets of th.' .lefen.l 
 
 th 
 rt'i 
 
 c case may be. ii 
 
 circuit court 
 
 "s attached, witli tt 
 
 e moveal>!es and 
 ant to bo 
 
 Jiona written ' formalit 
 
 I.' 
 
 jiiisition fn.ni the |ilaintiH'. — 
 ft may be cither in the Krendi 
 "r Hii>,'lish iiiii;,'uage.— It is 
 to.-tcd in the same manner as 
 writs of summons. — C. S. L. 
 c. S.i, s. 1. 
 
 839. Tl 
 issued for the 
 
 .f 
 
 seizures. 
 
 ordinary 
 and 
 
 that they be kept and .letained 
 for the period of twelye days 
 tr.iin th.' seizure, and no lon^^er. 
 unless before the expiration of 
 
 such twel 
 
 ve 
 
 lay 
 
 acciirdinir 
 
 le writ may also bi 
 iiperior c.Hirt, 
 
 iittachment, pursuant to th 
 
 abov 
 
 to 
 
 tl 
 
 th 
 
 provisions, issues fro 
 
 s a writ of 
 
 liiinied, by any clerk of tl 
 
 lie amount j and form 1> 
 
 c proper court.* — //>/«/. s. .^4 
 
 circuit court. 
 
 wlu 
 
 le 
 
 A. I}., of being duly 
 
 sworn, doth dei)ose and say 
 
 ease, may likewise receive the , ^"™^ ^"- ^'^.—Affi'htvit t,, 
 necessary afJidavit.— //y(W. g '>hf'>'ii ^V'lrnint „f Atti>vlini<iit 
 tl, § 4. 
 
 840. The provisions con- 
 tained in articles 810 and 811 
 '■"""•■"•ning writs of capias, 
 "pjil.v likewise tosimjde attach- 
 
 iiii'iit. 
 
 841. The seizure of the 
 good, of the deffodant is ef- 
 tected in the same manner as 
 upon the executi.m of a iud-'- 
 
 lit .... i 1» 1 ■* ~ . " ^ 
 
 that ('. D. 
 
 to of— 
 
 of 
 —in 
 
 ""fid.— J'ot. I»roc. Civ. ISO-l.— 
 Tlic sheriff or >)ailiff may make 
 le seizure in another district 
 as conveyed his 
 
 is indebted 
 
 a sum exceed- 
 ing forty dollars, to wit: in 
 
 the sum of . (//g,.^ ^,,„^ 
 
 xiirrinctlj/ thr rniixeof in<l>l>t<U- 
 
 That this deponent is credi- 
 " y informed and hath everv 
 
 th 
 
 if the debtor h 
 
 reason to believe, 
 verily and in his 
 believe, that the said 
 
 and doth 
 conscience 
 —is now 
 
 about immediately to secrete 
 
 / 
 
 11 
 
lU 
 
 oi 
 
 ITArifWKVT HKFOI K .M rH;M^:^■T. 
 
 M 
 
 |Sj f i: 
 
 j i: ; 
 
 li:i j:[ 
 
 cannot l)o dctiiiiiuij for altiii>;er 
 period tluiii twdvo (lays iinili-r 
 
 OHtato, (lolit and i^ffccts, 
 
 and (1 — ah>c(»nd and ilo — 
 intend suddenly to de|i/iit from 
 Lower Cinada, with an intent 
 
 to d( 11,1 (id the Maid— — and 
 
 credit •*. 
 
 Tiii- dejionent further ."uith, 
 thiit Ik; dotli verily li'dieve, 
 thill without the bcnetit of a 
 
 warrant of atta(hnunt 
 
 a^^a'ii ( the said — — the said 
 will lo.«e his delit and .sus- 
 tain daniaf^e, and hath ni^rned. 
 
 Sworn before me, at thisi 
 
 46, in connection 
 
 ,*S IS. — Wuirmit itf 
 
 Form no. 
 with article 
 Att<i<'hmtiU. 
 
 A. B., Esquire, eninniissioner 
 of the Superior Court in tlic 
 district of . 
 
 T(t {greeting : 
 
 I command you, at the 
 
 instance of , to attach of 
 
 and belonging to- -. if t?ie 
 
 same siiall be found \:. 'iie , 
 
 to the value of and the said 
 
 keep and detain in your 
 
 charge and custody f'tr the 
 period of twelve days, from the 
 date hereof, and no longer, 
 unless before the expiration of 
 
 twelve days, the said shall 
 
 be seized by writ of attachment 
 issuing from the Superior or 
 Circuit Cuirt {<in the a^r nini/ 
 
 be) at al the suit of the 
 
 paid . 
 
 (}iven under ray hand and 
 
 sn h wiirrant of a commi 
 sioner. — Hiii/. 
 
 845. The conimis-ioner wli 
 granted .«U(di warrant mn-r, 
 witlio!i» " ' •. transmit 
 dii; .1 .II.' tlitre-f. tfv'i'her with 
 the original alfHlavit up<>n 
 which the warrant was granti I 
 and a certificate of his procrci 
 ings to the prothotiofiiry, -r 
 cli^rk of the riiciiii court, \s\\ 
 in{[>!t file and keep the same it- 
 part of the record in the ca-i . 
 — //,/./. s. ,).">. 
 
 84:6. When in rjie siiperi : 
 court the writ or thi- warr.iu' 
 is address,)d to a baililf or any 
 other officer than the sheriii, 
 such .aililf or other olli.er i- 
 ' I'und to make a return of I; ^ 
 jtroceedings to the sheriff, m. i 
 to deliver to him the cH'oits 
 sei/ed, in order that they niiiy 
 be disposed of by the court 
 according to law.* ///(''/. s. 'i, 
 § 2. 
 
 847. The sheriir or bailitl 
 ni;iy also demand in advaii >■ 
 from the party suing out the 
 writ I • his attorney <nl Ht< „ . 
 such 11 m as may be deeiinl 
 sufficient by the judge or liic 
 protlionotary of t!u' superiur 
 court from which the writ 
 issiKul. Cur the s;itr keepiii:.' of 
 the etfecis seized. Ibid. s. 4^i. 
 
 seal, at- 
 
 -th 
 
 -day of- 
 
 in the year of the reign of 
 
 her 
 
 majesty. 
 
 * Th( -.criff or bailif!' is n i 
 bo-Mid to execute a writ cd' sini 
 tta<-l.meiil against any nit'f 
 im' <• until ho ha.^ incn 
 f lish with two good iirid 
 siitlicient ^ureties to indemnify 
 him and hold him hariu.iss 
 against any demand for (bun- 
 ages and costs that may r(!MiU 
 from such attaidiinent. — C. ". 
 L. C, c, 83, s. 5J. 
 
op ATTvnrMKsr im;>Hv. .jvuc.mf.st. 
 
 a oorniiii- 
 
 848. Th.- slMTiff or hailitV 
 iM.iv rrji(!\v -ii.-li (It.iiijin.l ii,> 
 "11(11 us the Hiiiii HO u.|van.-oil 
 1-^ <'X|.cu.h'.l. I.y i.n.'.--.'ntin;f ,i 
 pftififiii, (if whidi ii,,fj,.,, 1,,,^ 
 !<■■ II f^ivi'ti ru fho [inrfy <<'h\,y^ 
 ■r hi- (ilfmncy »»-/ /(>,,„ ,• ,,|„| j")- 
 
 111.' Mill. nil, I lixcil hv t}U' jll.lifo 
 
 -r pp. th. .notary i">' ii..t i,jH.| 
 "ithiii twenty -four lioiirf-. thi- 
 M'iziiro is (li>.|iarj.'c.i, anil fhc 
 •h.'ritr or liailitV is i..v..n(.raf.'(J 
 !r..ni any lial.iljty whatever. I 
 /'■/'/. s. -HI. § 2. I 
 
 849. Tlic wit of attiich- 
 nnht must ho rctiirnc 1 with an 
 nvciitory nf iho seizure, and a 
 ■i-rfiti, itc (.f s('r\ iet! both ofj 
 tlif writan-l.-f the ih>,'larafinn. I 
 in the same Manner as uj.on' ' 
 a "rit of caiiiii j 
 
 850. A coj.^ f the writ of | 
 .iftMrlMiient niiisL he left with i 
 '!"• iffendant. as >,.1| as u 
 'lii[ili.-)ite of the 'itory <.f 
 
 the seizure, as -.„,n as V is 
 i'<'iii|ilete(l. As rej^ard- 
 (iPi'larafion, it may°eithe. 
 ■•'(•ivc.i at tlie sanie'tinie as th. 
 writ, or within the [three days i 
 "Inch follow the si-i/iirej, hv j 
 l<''|>iiij,' a copy thereof either j 
 with the defendants or at the I 
 iTntlionotaiy's or elerk's otfice. 
 /''"'. s. 57. 
 
 351. The effects seizeil 
 li '^f. in every ease, be jdare.l 
 111 theiMistody of a responsible 
 I'cr-.n offered by the defend- 
 ■"". 'i- ill default of such offer. 
 "1 the .itstody of a responsible 
 ta'rson ajipointedby the sheriff, 
 I'iiiliff, or oth' r officer niakin'' 
 the seizure, subject to the pro- 
 visi.^n;- respecting ^'Uardiuns 
 and depositario.s in '-asos of 
 executions aga ,st moveable?. , 
 I'ot. 1'. C. ISO. i 
 
 I.'tl 
 
 852. If the <|pfendant i^ 
 «lj-cnt from Lower Canada, or 
 « •>m'«.als himself .,„ as to pre- 
 vent the service of the writ of 
 iitfiichment, the ,ourt. or ,i 
 jx'i^'c upon proof of the fact 
 •;v one eredible witness, may 
 'l'-|'«M..sewith the service, and 
 
 "••■l<Tfhed,.n.,„|,,„,,„,,^,^,,,,j_ 
 
 "i"iicd 111 tlie manner i.rovided 
 III arti.do ««.—(• >:. i^'c ^. ^■, 
 
 S. .")K, * ■ ' ' ' 
 
 ,_^S3', '^ 'lefendant whoso 
 : ••»<"'-ts have been seize.l may 
 «cf then, restored to him bv the 
 l^hcrilf within the forfy-ei-^ht 
 !"Mirs from the servi.'c' uf Mm, 
 inventory of seizure :- I fw 
 <lt-poHling with the sheriff, 
 '"" '« "r other olhccr charu'cd 
 with the writ, the amount en- 
 d(u-sed on the writ and costs •__ 
 or " " ■ • ' 
 
 •'••I. ifl or other ollber charged 
 with the writ, who is bound to 
 it- 'cpt them, good and oiirudent 
 sureties, whojustify.uHler oath 
 " the amount en,l ,rsed upon 
 
 ""; ^V;'t :^if'> i'tt'Tost and 
 <;"•-;«.«, that he will satisfy the 
 .J"dgment that may bo render- 
 e<l.— In default of his .loin-. s„ 
 within the .specified delay "the 
 elle.-ts remain un ier seizure to 
 ■satisfy the judgment, unles.s 
 the court or a judge orders 
 otherwi-..— /A,v/. j., 59. 
 
 854. simple attachment 
 '" 'y '"^ '•'•iitcsted in the same 
 luanneras writes of capias. 
 
 SK(T[()\ ri. 
 
 I / AtUtcltiiu )it 111! (iarjii.k- 
 ffifi . 
 
 855. In .11 thecasr-s where 
 a writ of simple attachment 
 
 1 ^ 1- 
 
 I 'ih\ 
 
1.12 
 
 or ATTArilMKVT IIV OAKMStlMRNT. 
 
 taiiicil ill iirticloM 014. fil:), fip; 
 '117. m.s. (i|!i. (i2)), t>>2, ().' 
 t>:M. til,','., tlj'.t. (;,;(). „n.i «.:!. ui. 
 also ji|>|)lii-alilo t(» cusi's ,: 
 iiltiichiiKiit hy jjariiishiiH N' 
 l»et'i»r(> jmljifiiicnt. 
 
 861. It flio ilccliiratiuii ■ 
 the )<aiiii,sli<'(' is not cuntc^h I 
 the cuuit "ijinl^^f. in rciiilcrnu- 
 jiiili,'iii(Mit upon the |iriii.i|M 
 <l<!mari(|. ailjiKiicates also iip.,. 
 the atta.-hnii-nt ami the ilerhi 
 
 ration of the KafiiisJMH'. (". > 
 
 I-. «'., e, 8;{, s. 1 ;{.).—('. !>.' ( 
 
 862. The pluintitr or th 
 ilefendant in;iy eontest th 
 (le. 'la ration of tiio f^ariiishi. 
 upon leave of tht! court to ilm' 
 etfecl.— .■^ueli eontostation i- 
 served upon tho ftarni(*lu'i'. 
 tiif,'etlier with a suininoiis t,. 
 appear on a day fixed t.. 
 answer the same, the ordinmv 
 delays for suminoninj^ hein; 
 oh.served.— 1 Will. IV, e. 4 
 «. 4.— C. S. L. C. c. 83, s. 1.;.:, 
 §2. 
 
 863. In otlier respects the 
 eontestiition is subject to th'' 
 rules of ordinary procedure. 
 
 864. It' the' plaintitf t-iil- 
 
 to contest the declaratic : 
 
 the j^arnisliee within eii.'li- 
 days after the princip .1 jud^' 
 nient, he is foreclosed from 
 doiny so. unless the delav i- 
 extended hy the court.— ',l"s i:. 
 of P. 
 
 865. The defendant iiki.v 
 contest the attachment mail'' 
 upon him or in the hands uf a 
 j^arnishee, in the manner pro- 
 vided for cases of caiiias.— 12 
 L. ('. R. 2(!j.— (5 L. C. K. 17X 
 —7 L. C. J. 48. 
 
Of RKvuMin- vrt.iv. 
 
 <FiAi-ri:i{ Tiiriji). 
 
 I.M 
 
 ny ATTAfllMKNT IN 
 
 tuts. 
 
 UK\ KN/itOA- 
 
 866. \*h<M>vcr lifi>i a ri),'hf 
 f" (.■v.ii,li,iif(> a niDviahlc mav 
 "I'lain a writ for tin- i.iiri.u-',. 
 "• liavin;,' i( atta<-li.-.|. ii|H,n 
 |ii ■'I'lctiiiii (.f an aHi.lavif .-cf. 
 till,' forth his ri;,'hf anil d,.. 
 ■•ii''iri;,' (hr- rri..v.'ahl,« so n^ 
 '" ''I'-ntifv it. — Tliis ri>,'ht of 
 '"■•'•hmcnt in rcvt'ii.|i<-atioi, 
 m.iy b(« o.xcrcixo.I hy the owner 
 fill' j.lrdjro,.. fi,,. \|,.,,osif.irv, 
 til" iisiifnictiiary. the in-tifuti' 
 in-nh.xtitiitions.ainl tho snh.iti- 
 tiif,.._p„t. i>. (' |s2._(j„. 
 
 Mfp. ro. H(>vcn«licntion. til'.* — 
 (.'.I'.L. L'(!!». 
 
 867. The writ of jittai-liincnt 
 ill rcvomliiation onlcrs the 
 H'i/iiro of flic (.rtV'i'fs rcvcnrii- 
 'iiti'il, iind that they \w place. I 
 in the hamls of (riu,,-,!;,., ,|^ nntW 
 jii'lj,'im'iit is renilercl upon the 
 revcriilieation.— [The name of! 
 the jierson ujion whoso attidavit ' 
 the writ is.^nes is mentioned 
 "I><m the hack of the writ.] 
 
 868. The formalities pros- I 
 (Tilled in articles S(i!», h:u> H.'i8 
 
 .•^17. SIS. 81',», Sod. an.lS.-,i,nrc 
 ebserved in attaehment.s in 
 rrvendication in so far as they 
 can fipply. 
 
 869. The ilefendant upon a 
 lieiiiand in revendicatioii may 
 have the effects returned into 
 his possession upon >?iving f,'ood 
 iind suRicient .sureties that he 
 will produce them when re- 
 <li;ired, which he i.s in .such 
 case bound to do in the .same 
 manner as any judicial .sc- 
 'pie-trator.— Guy. ro. Revendi- I 
 oation. fi2()._Nyc v>>. Bigelow, 
 M<intrcal. 30 Mav, lS4(i,— Por- 
 
 ter r«. Ferrier. 17 Feb. |H.-,2.-_ 
 Kn.ipp r,. Frencfi. ti D,.,.. |,s,-,2 
 
 ''""':"• -^''^'TtlMdessth irt 
 
 "I" J"i'l«<' may. ac,.ordinK to 
 circumstance., jjrant posKe.-- 
 sion of the etre,-ts to the 
 I'liiintilf. .s„l,j,.ct t.. the same 
 corniifiiiiis. 
 
 870. I5cfnr<> the ertV.-fs are 
 
 -b'liv'ied to th<- party applviuic 
 tor them, the other partv "m.iy 
 [••"quire an inventory thereof to 
 be made, esfablishin-,' the eon- 
 'lifi'-n of the etfeets. their 
 'le-cription and their value in 
 "i<i<'r to nettle the amount' of 
 the .security to be ^.Jveu; and 
 this IS done by expert- named 
 HI the ordinary course of 
 procedure. 
 
 871. ft'iieither of the parties 
 <i|>I'lie< for the elVeets .seized 
 they remain in the custody of 
 
 tlieKuar.lian apjiointed ; oreiso 
 
 'If (he request of either of the' 
 
 pintles, thee.uirt or the judire 
 
 , may. if they are of a nature to 
 
 produce fruits, or.ier them to be 
 I'laeod in the hand.s of a 
 se<juestrator. 
 
 872. If the thin<,'s seized are 
 of a perishabi,. nature or liable 
 to deteriorate during,' the pen- 
 dency of the suit, the court or 
 .)ud;,'e may order them to bo 
 "old and the proceeds of the 
 ■•'ulc to be deposited in the 
 <'«i«'o of the f.rothonotarv or 
 clerk.— 1 Couch it. l2:i~C. P 
 L., 2(51. ' ^' ^• 
 
 X 
 
 CHAPTKR FOURTH. 
 
 OK ATTACHMkNT K{)K HK.NT. 
 
 873. The owner or le.s.sor 
 liiiiy cause the effects and fruits 
 in or upon the house, premises 
 
 Ki . 
 
 ' I 
 
l.'Ji 
 
 fiF ATTArilMKNT K(»K KKM. 
 
 or land lofifCMl iirni ,«uhj('(t to ] 
 
 iiH iinvilcjro 
 
 fi. b 
 
 e sei/.iM 
 
 1 f(.r 
 
 )ciiifj(l(;iii!iii(Ic(l l)v tlic jiiirM 
 
 1 ('nil. I 
 
 the rent , Ijirm (lues, or odicr !'.'. art. 12.-- I l»i<'. I 
 
 .«in) 
 
 1.-^ |iayalile in virtue of tdc 172. ;;,s 
 
 -Or.l. l(i(;7. (i,, 
 17, 17(1. 
 
 U'Mx'. Il(! rnav likewise tojli 
 
 iSS. 
 
 (JllV. 
 
 n 
 
 <i 
 
 ow (licafioii. 021.— Iniiipit Ki 
 sci/(- m rfcaj)tioii, even for ti.lion. pp. I'.l.j-f;. 
 
 ovcn- 
 iclii 
 
 anioiiiits not y(.| j.ayablc. flic 877. Ti 
 niovoal)lc.« anil ctlVcts whi.li jri' 
 
 ic .|i!'lj,^nicnt (irdi 
 
 were in the hot 
 ■n ti 
 
 ISC (ir 
 
 H'V havi 
 
 liM'stiali'in 
 
 nunaii(l> 
 
 leased, wii 
 removed witliciit iii 
 hilt li 
 
 |ireiniscs (lie paities to appear bet 
 iirt, or before a judi'< 
 
 jeen 
 
 tl 
 
 nsciit; a. day fi.xed. to n.inu 
 
 on 
 
 e must ilu <() witiiin ei;^Iit tr.'itor; and if tl 
 
 a se(jii( 
 
 days after their removal. — ]\,t. riot 
 P. C, 182.-Laurin ,:. 
 
 parties e.iii 
 
 name: 
 
 aj^ree. Ilie coiirt, or jiid; 
 
 Montreal. 2.0 April, 1,S4',».— [An (»rd. I(;(i7, tit. 1 
 
 one of his own aeco 
 
 rd. 
 
 nftacl 
 
 iment m rccaiitii 
 
 jition must j 878. Tl 
 
 !'. art. 4. 
 
 ervod upon tlic new lessor. ■ 1 
 
 who must also be siii 
 cau.se against 
 
 )e sworn 
 
 le setjiiestrator nin-t 
 
 )elore 
 
 th 
 
 iiioned to the prothonolary to ad 
 
 111' 
 
 J II (I 
 ministt'i 
 
 ti 
 
 on 
 
 1 
 
 e.vecu- 
 
 G74- The provisions eon- 
 
 well and faithfully the thin: 
 appointed dep 
 
 of which 1 
 
 taincd in article ,S41 
 likow 
 
 ■iitarv, 
 
 11 
 
 le I.- 
 
 e IS 111 
 
 piitp 
 
 •Pl'ly by a bailitf. who d 
 
 raw; 
 
 lip ;i 
 
 ISO to attachments f„r j statement cntaininga de.scri. 
 
 i.r f ;l rin il HOC a! .• , , ^ ' 
 
 rent or farm due 
 
 875. EHects 
 rent or for farm due 
 
 tion of the iir 
 
 ittaehod for | trated. This st 
 
 projijity seque- 
 
 s cannot, be 
 
 without the consent of the also I 
 
 iteinent shoniii 
 signed by the bailifl' aici 
 
 plaintiff, be left in the ciistodv 
 
 ly the s<'([iiestrator, if h 
 
 .f th 
 
 c defendant, iii 
 
 iiei 
 
 ii 
 
 gives .sureties to the satisfac- 
 tion of the sheriff or bailiff for 
 the j)rodiiction of the effects. 
 and such Hiireties incur the 
 same obligations and are liable 
 to the same penalties as judi- 
 
 <igii, 
 
 1 tn 
 
 cial guardians 
 
 40. 
 
 i; 
 
 -C. S. L. C. 
 
 CHAPTER FIFTH. 
 
 OK .lUDICAI, .SKlirr.-.STRATIO.V. 
 
 876. All demands f, 
 que.stration are made by peti- 
 
 or se- 
 
 tion to 
 
 tl 
 
 '•ourt [or to a 
 judge], [t may also, accord- 
 
 can sign ; if he cannot, men- 
 tion should be made that he 
 declared he eoiild not 
 after he was called iipoi 
 do so, and the statement ha<l 
 been read to him. — I Coii. 12;. 
 — Ord. I()(i7. arts, (i, 7, 8, i». 
 
 879. If among the things 
 sequestrated some are consu- 
 
 mabl 
 
 sequestrator may cause tliciii 
 
 li or perishable. tii 
 
 to 
 
 jid. 
 
 erving tlio 
 
 formalities presciibed for t 
 sale of moveables under exe 
 
 •ution: 
 
 1 Coll. 12; 
 
 ing seuuc.-- 
 
 ing t 
 
 o circumstances, be or 
 
 dored hy the court 
 
 without 
 
 880. if the th ,^ 
 trated consist in a right 
 enjoyinent, the sequestrator, if 
 there is no conventional lease. 
 
 c! 
 
 is bound tc 
 
 Mve out the le; 
 
 by luiction,— Urd. 1067, art. 10. 
 
 m 
 
tlio piiitics. 
 
 • I'iiir. tit. 
 . nr, 17(1, 
 
 ert, KiK'lii 
 
 ii'iit (irdiM- 
 <'<'iiiiiuiriii> 
 ofir ijefoic 
 
 jll(lj,'(!. ,,11 
 
 ' :i s('([ni- 
 Jirtii's (•,■111- 
 . cr jiiLl;,'f. 
 1 iiccortl. — 
 t. 4. 
 
 :rjitor mn-t 
 • judge ,,r 
 adiiiiiii.-ctri 
 the things 
 iitod dc|hi- 
 
 |><'SSOS.si<,l, 
 
 OV .llDIClAr. SKyi 
 
 y KSIKATfOV. 
 
 881. Xiitl 
 
 13: 
 
 '<■'■ \>-\rty can 
 
 directly or indirci-r,|y."b 
 
 dh< 
 
 IS have b( 
 
 •s>ee () 
 
 f the th 
 
 Initfd.— //;/,(-. 
 
 882. n 
 
 irigx 
 ■•lit. I s. 
 
 «i'(.i,i<! n.dilied. order th.U tl 
 
 " lioard i.r duly 
 
 >'0(iiies 
 
 iiiicei 
 
 |■|l.■lu■.■^(.rl>tller np 
 
 other 
 
 in Ml 
 
 <' ltii(id.« „f 
 
 iL' nioiiey.s 
 
 ex 
 
 di 
 
 |iinditiir 
 
 tipnli til 
 
 <•••< f.iDnot b 
 
 ''<"*- «itl) invest 
 
 t"lii<'striit<)r el 
 
 llVCStlll'' II 
 
 foino 
 i.'irge.l 
 
 e iiient. 
 
 liiotrated witlnmt tl 
 
 I'rorni.xcs interest 
 
 •'III tintiljii.i; 
 that they .-liall ho; 
 
 'lioriziition (d 
 
 un- 
 
 til 
 
 "■ I'l'dits j„ fn 
 
 iii> 111 
 |i;irtii' 
 
 a eoiirt "r jndge. 
 
 883. 
 
 I't'titioii, „f whi(di tl 
 s hiive reeeived n.dieo — 
 lilt. IL'. 
 
 ject tn the dnfi 
 'i"H- iniiji.seil p 
 
 1 Ill's tniiors are siil 
 
 II)- 
 
 T 
 
 -I'i/nies nndei 
 
 ^•>' and ohii. 
 d " 
 
 |iarly who cveiitiiail 
 
 X' entitled tu r 
 
 may or.Jor tho first 
 
 '■'••'ive tfio 
 
 vor uf 
 
 y Mill 
 
 III, or 
 
 or lit 
 lik< 
 
 ||o«ifaiy to invest th 
 
 (iK'strator 
 
 manner, 
 
 Pin in 
 
 di.- 
 
 884. 
 
 "■y ati;, nior 
 d 
 
 '11 
 
 •■•M'.-llfioii. 
 
 /,'iiardians 1 deliv 
 
 arged hv 1 
 
 •-■"'|iiesfrat..r 
 
 !.•< 
 
 en 
 
 • »■ njion his 
 
 "g the i.n.perf 
 
 iKler an a:-e-,i,,it of t| 
 
 L'over. l,(,nnd t.i | in tl 
 
 I'K'straled to tl 
 
 ministration whei 
 
 ii'ir .1 
 
 1- 
 
 lias 
 
 3i'en 
 
 I jnd; 
 
 and al.- 
 
 Ji"I.i. 
 
 '<' I'aity named 
 
 IIK'lll (d' tlu 
 
 nient 
 
 III th 
 
 given 
 
 c'lntestafii 
 
 ever. 
 
 >n. 
 
 and a I 
 
 upon 
 
 10 
 
 o wh 
 
 tl 
 
 011- 
 
 . I>ending the suit, the 
 
 Jii'lge ordors thoin to du ho, at 
 
 th 
 
 '' instiinee of oith 
 
 |iiirlios and npon 
 
 cr of the 
 
 111 the title (*/■ I) 
 <'ivil Code. 
 
 885. Oideis -, 
 
 ic eoiirf, 
 '' manner stated 
 
 tion, 
 all 
 
 a re 
 
 /"""' in the 
 
 eijiiestra- 
 
 ~\\h 
 
 in.se 
 
 uiicver moneys have b 
 
 jiaid into court 
 liiinds of the 
 coronei 
 
 lown. 
 
 eon 
 
 "' are in the 
 
 lerit^' 
 
 or 
 
 li^!>I'on.s to 
 indel; 
 
 •nd their a.ijiidie.it 
 
 del; 
 
 the 
 ion 
 
 <IMt 
 
 ih;<i 
 
 y. 'lotwithstand 
 
 exoeuted provi 
 
 ■loli- 
 
 J'i;-jiidieo t 
 • art. 1<). 
 
 ng;ini| with- 
 
 " ii'iy appoal.— 
 
 886. If 
 
 violent I 
 
 ith 
 
 iiejins. 
 
 or 
 
 hind 
 
 party, by 
 
 rs 
 
 'I'pomtnient or the ad 
 
 tfstafi 
 Hfh( 
 
 "lie tune, rithcr by 
 
 'n in the 
 
 i.ved tor an 
 
 <'on- 
 for 
 
 suit, 
 
 '•fasons, the eourt niav. 
 ;;!"'" tl'^'applieation of one of 
 
 tration (d' tl 
 oth 
 
 tht 
 
 ininis- 
 
 "0 .•^e(iiiostr;itor, the 
 
 pnt , 
 
 " party ,n;iy apply to I 
 
 •lovisK.nally Jr, , 
 
 ^lon of the tl 
 
 iind 
 
 er the 
 
 ing.. 
 iune 
 
 in dispute, 
 
 iidit 
 
 ions 
 
 parties, and af 
 
 er 
 
 tl 
 
 10 
 
 1()\ 
 
 'I •'^C(iuestiator. — //,/,/. art. 
 
 ,1.1 
 
 J,- ; ! 
 
 |i d 
 
 TITLE SPJCOXO. 
 
 SPECIAL PROCKEDLVtJS 
 CHAPTER FIHST. 
 
 SI.IT.S BKTH'KKN 
 
 res-iiid a ! 
 
 LKS.SKKS. 
 
 LK,S.SOK.S A.Vb 
 
 Hiinii 
 
 ea.-o, or to leeovcr 
 
 M le.siilting f 
 
 eontrav.'Mition of 
 
 roui 
 
 the 
 
 887. A 
 
 etions to annul or to ■ tn 
 
 ^stipulations cf the 1 
 
 »iiy of tht 
 
 non-fuUilineut of 
 
 ease, 
 
 or 
 
 any of 
 
Iipi 
 
 136 
 
 SUITS nKTMKKX I-K.SSORS AM) LKSSKKS. 
 
 
 the (il»li;;«ti(Hi.« wliich the hiw 
 nttiiclios ti) it. or inisiiij^ IVoiii 
 the relation oi IcsHor and lessee, 
 are instituted eitlier in the sn- 
 jierior eourt or in th<- eircuit 
 eoiirt, aceordinj^ to the value 
 or the amount oi' tlie rent, or 
 the amount ofMainaj^es alleg<;d. 
 — C. .-<. L. C, e. 4(1, ss. ],'2.—25 
 e. 12, s. 1. 
 
 888' The lessor may join 
 with his action for roseission, 
 a demand lor snch rent as Ik- 
 Is entilhid to, witii or without 
 an attachment for rent, attaeh- 
 ment in recajition, if neees 
 sary. and also an ordinary at- 
 tachment in the hands of the 
 lessee or of garnishees. — C. S. 
 L. C, e. 4(1. s. 1 § (). s. i». 
 
 889. All tlie i)owers which 
 the sujierlor conrt or the eir- 
 cuit court can exercise in term j 
 in such niatlers, may also be j 
 e.xereised out of term, and even • 
 during the vacation, between i 
 the ninth of .July and the i 
 first of Sejitember. — lint/, ss. 
 
 5, (]. - ; 
 
 890. The delay ujion sum- 
 mons is only one intermediate ^ 
 day when tlie jdace of service 
 is within a distance of live 
 leagues, with the ordinary ex- ; 
 tension when the distance is 
 greate.'. — f/'ld. s. 10. '• 
 
 891. The defendant is bound ' 
 to appear before noon on the 
 day lixed by the writ; if he 
 does not, default is recorded 
 against him and the ])laintiff" 
 may proceed accordinsrlv 
 
 892. The defendant having , 
 appeared is bound to plead be- 
 fore noon on the day Ibllovving, 
 in default of which the plain- 
 iff may proceed tx purtt. — lb. 
 
 893. The plaintiff is bouml 
 to tile his answer licfore noon 
 on the day after the tiling d 
 the picas, on pain of beiiit: 
 foreclosed. — Any other plead 
 ing whicli may be necessary tn 
 complete the issues must be 
 tiled before noon on tlie follow 
 ing juridical day, on jiain <it 
 foreclosiiic. — Ihul. s. 12. 
 
 894. As soon as issue is 
 joinecl the case may be in- 
 scribed u]»on the roil for proof 
 for any subseijuent juridic.ij 
 day, and the jiarties j)rocc(i! 
 to jiroof on the day ajipointoi 
 and ('ontinuc on from day tu 
 day until the jiroof is closed 
 on both sides. — Ihiil. s. K!. 
 
 895- Either jiarty's proof 
 may be declared closed as soon 
 as he ceases to ])ro<luce evi- 
 dence. — llild. s l.'{ §2. 
 
 896. The evidence of wit- 
 nesses must be taken <lown in 
 writing, unless the i)artic.'. 
 agree to take it otiierwise, and 
 in the latter case, notes of siicii 
 evidence must be taken down 
 and filed in the record as form- 
 ing part thereof, and surh 
 notes are considered to be tin- 
 evidence adduced in the case.-- 
 //'/'/. s. 14. 
 
 897. When the proof is 
 closed on both sides, the caso 
 may be inscril)ed on the n^ll 
 for hearing on the merits on tiie 
 next following juridi<'al day, 
 without any notice being re- 
 quired ; but if it is inscribed 
 for any other day, notice mii.-t 
 be given to the ojijiosilc 
 Jiarty.— //>/W. s. i;] § 2. 
 
 898. Judgment may be ren- 
 dered either in term or out of 
 term. — Ihtd, ss. 5, 6.— 20 Vic. 
 c. 12, a. 1. 
 
HVPOTHKrAHV R.roiRS, .OAI.VST .MMOVKA 
 
 nr-f:s. 
 
 137 
 
 like all other wri,< ' . L'""!' ^" .•^"'.'•"^■•■'- "'" """.r; 
 
 like all other writs of the same 
 nature, an-l l.y tl„.,„ exe.-.,f,.,| 
 Uritsof possession -ranted by 
 tlieeireuiteuurt are a, Pressed 
 to and e.veeiite,! |,y l,,,i|irts of 
 till- sii|terior court. — (' S j, <• 
 c. JO, .s. 8. •• 
 
 •|. ( onclnsions praying that 
 piihiie notiee be ^iven to the 
 actnul owner to app<-ar and 
 answer the petition, and that 
 |n d.fanlt .d his .loini; so the 
 ""•""vahle 1,0 br.,n'<r|,f t„ 
 sale.-.//,/,/, s. I, j^^ I. -2 ;; 
 
 902. The petition must be 
 aecom,,anied with an affidavit 
 ot the petitioner or of a eom- 
 petent person attostin.-- the 
 truth of the faet.s therein alloi;- 
 ed. — //,,'(/, § 4. '^ 
 
 903. The c'Mirt upon tlii-; 
 petition, orders sueh pro.d' a.s 
 It deems neeessar.v : and if the 
 proof offered is sufficient it 
 ordrs the publication of h 
 notice in accordance with form 
 no. 47 in the appondi.v to this 
 
 in til'' NewHjniperH. 
 
 CHAPTER SECOND. 
 
 HVl'orH|.:C.UiVK|.:c,Mi(SKA(;AI\.T 
 'MMOVKAHI.KS or WHICH THK 
 ""•NKKS AkK l\K\OUx UH VS- 
 CKRTAIX. 
 
 900. Arhen the owner of 
 ;"i li.vpothecated immoveable 
 '■■' ""known or uncertain the 
 
 ;-mor to ,vhmn the e,M";au: , ::;^o*;::!^;rT':; 
 
 fw" .years ui the interJst, for I ' 
 
 two years ..f arrears of any I ~ 
 
 '•onsfitute.l or other rent 1 so ' *p -vt ... 
 
 -ned by such I.ypotCtllut i ^"'"^ ^'' ^-'''"""'^ 
 
 ""'.V present a petition to the ' 
 
 Mipenor court, j.raying for the 
 
 ^ale ,)t sueh immoveable.- 
 
 f ■>.!-. C, c. 49, s. ]. 
 
 901. Such j.etition must 
 contain : 
 
 1. Ail allegations necessary 
 to establish the debt and the 
 tiypothoc ; 
 
 2. A description of the im- 
 moveable; 
 
 , ••!• The name of the occupier. 
 It 'n^inin.oveable is occupied 
 and .1 ,t is not, the name of 
 
 tlie last known occupier, the: 
 in K-d fur which it has remain- ' 
 inuccup.ed, the names of all I 
 the known owner.s since the i 
 tiypothec was created, and a ' 
 
 iXot il 
 
 Lower Canada, ^ 
 District of \ 
 
 \ iNamcof plucr) day of 
 
 Know all men that A. 15. of 
 the parish of in t'le dis- 
 trict of , by his petition 
 
 tiled in the office of the superior 
 eourt under no. ~, prays for 
 the sale of an immoveable 
 situated in the said district, 
 
 to wit : A land containing '- 
 
 arpents in front, by -!-_ ]„ 
 depth, in the first r.-uige of the 
 
 I i^oignory of , in the parish 
 
 I ot , in the county of , 
 
 bounded as follows, to wit:- '. 
 
 I vvhicli land ia now oooupied by 
 
ii n§ 
 
 i 
 
 t- t 
 
 i 
 
 jik 
 
 138 
 
 HYl'OTIIKCAItY KKCDIKSK A<;Ar.\ST I.MMd VKABI-KS 
 
 904. Tlic notice must be 
 insi'itfd (iiicc ji \v<H'k (iiiriii;^ 
 fdiir coiist'ciitivt! WL'uks ill (me 
 ii(!\vsjia]p('r juililislied in tho 
 Eiii^lish liiii;;iia<;e iind in (nie 
 ncws|(ji])('r jiiihlisiiod in the 
 Fi'fiKrl) liiiii^iiii;;e, in tlic dis- 
 trict in which the iiiiinovealjlt' 
 i.s situateti, or it' there bo none, 
 th(!n in one of tlic nearest dis- 
 tricts. It nuist luoreovor be 
 
 Ml" 
 
 D.C. (or has not licen occupied 
 for ye-Ms. and was last oc- 
 cupied by -N,) and tlio said 
 A. 15., aib'>,'iii;^ tliat iiy deed of 
 
 entered into by D.E. of 
 
 before F.(i., notary, (or 
 
 (IK the ciivp inn I/ lii\ at on 
 
 the a iiypothee was <M)n- 
 
 stituted upon the said iininove- 
 iible heieinab<ive described, for 
 
 the sum of , claims from 
 
 the jiresent proprietors of tlie 
 said imnKA'ealiie the sum uf 
 due to him for . i 
 
 The said A. 15. furtiier alleges ^ 
 that the jiresent jtroprietor of , 
 the said immoveable is un- j 
 known ('<;• uncertain) and that i 
 the known proiirietors since the j 
 
 date of the said deed of , 
 
 liave been N^.(}. and F. | 
 
 Notice is therefore };iven to 
 the proiirietor of the imniove- | 
 able to appear before the said | 
 
 court, at , within two i 
 
 months, to be reckoned from ! 
 the fourth publication of this 
 present notice, to answer to the i 
 demand of the said A. 15., fail- I 
 ing which, the court will order | 
 that the said immoveable be I 
 s.'.ih! by shovitt"^ f^aio. ' 
 
 First insertion — — , (date.) I 
 
 H. P. j 
 
 Prothonotary, 1 
 
 read and posted up, in both 
 languages, at the door of fh.. 
 church of the parish in whi h 
 the immoveable is situated, on 
 a Sunday, immediately after 
 morning service. — Jhifl. ss. :;, 
 4. — [It there is no church. tluMi 
 the notice must be jiosted u|> 
 in the registry otficc of tli. 
 locality.] 
 
 905. If. within tlie del.iy 
 of two months from the last in- 
 sertion in the newspapers, an I 
 the reading and ]iostiiig up ••] 
 such notice, no p(>rson appear- 
 as hereiiijifter provided, the 
 petitioner proceeds as in anv 
 other suit in which the de- 
 fendant fails to ajipear; aii'i 
 upon jiroof tliat the rciiiiircil 
 formalities luive been observc-l. 
 the court declares the immove- 
 able hyjiothecaled, and orders 
 that it be sold for the jiav- 
 nient of the petitioners 
 claim * — Ihid. s. 5. 
 
 * Form 'S().-\R.~F»n>i of , nil 
 for the sale of tlic iiniimrr- 
 (tbl,-. 
 
 To the sheriif of the distri.t 
 of 
 
 Whereas the fcdiowing notice 
 hatli been given, in eonforiu- 
 ity with article 90;; of the ('(..!,. 
 of Civil Procedure of Lower 
 Canada (nn'fr the iiotirr) .• ami 
 whereas judgment was render- 
 ed on the day of , or- 
 dering the sale of the immove- 
 able described in the sai'l 
 notice, you are hereby en- 
 joined to make the ordin.irv 
 iuinnuiicompnts thereor ami :<' 
 sell the said immoveable in 
 order to the jtayment to tin' 
 said A. B., of tlie sum oi — 
 
OK WnU'U TItK OWNMiS AKK rvK,V..WV, 
 
 K{<) 
 
 906. S»'rvic(> (if f|iij< Jiid!; 
 •Ill is not iifccysiiry.— M/V 
 
 907. I'l-.n tl,,' jiid^rnuMit 
 thus renderp.J. i,, writ isstios. 
 iftcr the fxpiratidii of titf,.,.|i" 
 'liiv". rurimia(i.jin<f tliu .-liciiff 
 "■ -"izo iiti.l Mdl the iininc.ve- 
 il'l'- tiy|>..tlit',-!it(j,l. (ilisorvii)" 
 i!m' f.Minulitics ri-qiiirod for or^ 
 iiiary seizures and sali-s of 
 iiiiriHivciiblos. savinj; flio min- 
 iiffs of seizure, whicli are 
 lint reoiiirecj.— A/,/,/, ss. (i. i;,. 
 
 90C. Any |irij|iriet(ir. or 
 .iii\ Iml.ler entitle. I (,, e.vrreise 
 ii.iriits of (>wiieislii|,. inav, at 
 any time hefore tli.. render- i 
 inj,' of the jiid^'iiient ordering ' 
 
 the sale, enter an apiiearaneL" 
 
 ,p,..U„:„.. ....... . . ' 
 
 •ifyin-c 
 
 . .. his title 'an.l the 
 extent of his- ri;r||t ,,f pn,- 
 I"''f.v;* and at the expiration 
 "t a delay of two months, the 
 politioner is then hound to 
 tile in the prothonotary's otjice 
 ii <iemand ai,'ainst the party 
 aiipearin;^, for the- rec-ognitioii 
 
 '','"'■, t'^xod costs, and you 
 
 sliall make a return of thi« 
 «nt and of the oppositions 
 winch have then heou placed 
 
 111 your handi^, on the . 
 
 11. P. 
 
 * Form Xo. 4[).~For!,i of 
 
 r. B. C, uj)peiir to answer 
 t" the petition of A. H., as 
 jiroprietor of the immoveable 
 described in the said petition, 
 ».v virtue of {^f,(fe />,/ riifiK 
 "J >r/i,tf titii' jinv „,;• fn-opru'fnr. 
 "n'l ;/lre ffir i(„tr „f thr nrtn or 
 <l"'<ls h,i virlur of u'liieh y„u 
 nil micfijjroprlilur.) 
 
 I'l the hypothec, and to serve 
 It upon such party ; ami the 
 sanieprocee-IiuKsaVehad iip.m 
 such demand as up,,ii ordinary 
 s'lits tor the recojriiifion df 
 hy pothers. — //,/,/, ^^_ •;•_ |-_ 
 
 909. If several persons up- 
 I'oar. ehiiminn; to I.e own.'rs, 
 ea.-h one in opp.,sJtion to the 
 others, the p.-tifio„er cannot be 
 prevented from proeeedlnff by 
 sii'-b opposite claimants, unless 
 his apjdi.-ation =s conte: ted by 
 one of them, who must iire- 
 VMisly establish an ..stensiblo 
 nu'h| ot property, or iinle.s.s one 
 "t them pays the amount of 
 hi.'< claim and eo.sts.— //,/,/ <■< 
 X. '.I .... 
 
 910. fn the case of there 
 '"'"'^'op,,osite claimants to the 
 I P'optTty. without any contesta- 
 ; Hon of the petition," the court, 
 I may. reserviufr its decision 
 I "I'o'i the oppo.site claims, grant 
 : the prayer uf the petitioner, 
 I ;-''iving to the parties appear- 
 j ing. and to those who have not 
 !"M'Oiired, their claims upon 
 tlic balance of the moneys 
 levied, the distributi(jn of 
 which is made in the or- 
 dinary cour.se.— //.iW. ss. 11 
 
 JO . .^. II, 
 
 911. If one or more known 
 owners arc in possession jointly 
 with others who are unknown 
 or uncertain, the creditor may, 
 in the onlinary manner, sue 
 the known owners, as pcjysess- 
 i"K jointly with othor.s un- 
 Kiiown, and proceed in the 
 fame suit, in the manner here- 
 .nnbovepv<;vided.iigaiust those 
 who are unknown or uncertain, 
 modifying the notice which is 
 to be published, so as to meet 
 the circumstances. Ibi,/. q. le 
 
140 
 
 OF I'AKTITION (IK TOWNSHIP I,A\I).S. 
 
 |l t 
 
 CHAI'TKR THIP.n. 
 
 OF THK I'AUTITION (IK TdWNSHll' 
 LANDS HKI,I> I.N CllMMd.V, 
 
 912. Any pcrsirii sci/.od as 
 tt'iiaiit in (MinmK.n ni IiiikIs in 
 t(»wnslii|,H i)ri<,'iii!illy j^iantcd, 
 by k'ttnrs-j.iitcnf under the 
 groat seal (if (he I'rovincc of 
 Lower I'anada. to tlio iriaiilces 
 tlicrcin named as tenants in 
 eoinnioii. may dcinimd a parti- 
 tion tliereof aeeordini^ to the 
 ordinary form of law. — Such 
 deinand may lie made by 
 petition, witliont the formality 
 of ii writ of .summons. — ('. S. 
 L. C, e. 44, s. 1. 
 
 913. The petition must he 
 presented to tlie sn|)erior eourt 
 in the district in which the 
 lands are situated. — //>('»/, s. ,"). 
 
 914. rpon proof of the 
 petitioner's right of jiroperty, 
 the court may order that his 
 co-tenants shall appear on a 
 certain day in term, but 
 not before the expiration of 
 one year from the date of j 
 such order, to answer sucli j 
 demand in partition : that ! 
 such order shall be jiosted up 
 in some fre(juented jilace in 
 the townshi]) in whi(di such 
 lands are situated, or if there is 
 no sucli fie(iuented jilace, then 
 in some fre(|uent.'(l place in the 
 no.xt 'uljoining township, six 
 months at least before the day 
 tixed for the ap])earance of the 
 parties interested ; and that 
 such order be published in the 
 Canada Gazette* once a week 
 
 * Now the Quebec Officio 
 Oozrttc, 31 V. c. 13, s. 4, Stat 
 of Q. 
 
 duriiji^ the said period of -ix 
 moiitlis before the day fi.vcl 
 for the apnearance. — ihid. ,«. J. 
 
 915. TIk! co-tenants Ihii- 
 notilied to make their clain, 
 must do so by an or(lina'_>' u, 
 tervention ; and the ground 
 they may liave to ur^re n;;;iiii-i 
 the petition for pariition riiii-i 
 be pleaded, and nil issues ii 
 the '-ase must be jo'ned in (li, 
 same manner as upi n ord'narv 
 siiilv in partition. — ////(/. s. . . 
 
 916. 'i lie jiid<;inent orderiii.' 
 the partition is binding im- 
 only upon the parties ^^ i, 
 have appeared but upon tlio-. 
 who have made default.-— //-//. 
 s. 4. 
 
 917. With the consent »'. 
 the jiarties in the case, tin 
 court may, at any time before 
 final .judgment, refer the mat 
 ters in dispute as well as tlie 
 partition itself to be decidi,! 
 
 I and finally determined by tlircu 
 I Mrliitrators, one of whom '« 
 named, by the petitioner, an- 
 other by the intervening co-ten- 
 ants, and the tliird by the court. 
 The proceedings of the arbi- 
 trators must be had in siidi 
 place in the township or jiari.-li 
 in wiiich the lands are sitnato, 
 as they or any two of them iikiv 
 apjtoint ; they may exauiiiie 
 the witnesses, or the partic- 
 who may be sworn before :i 
 judge, the jirothonotary. n 
 commissioner of the sii] ciini 
 court, or a justice of the jicaic 
 and the award of such arbitra- 
 tors, or of any two of them, i- 
 
 final Ihid. s. ."). 
 
 SIS. The court, as in all 
 other suits, awards costs ac- 
 cording to its discretion. — lliid. 
 
 OK I'OMri I. 
 
OK I'AKTITKi.V ANIi MCI I ATK.X. 
 
 141 
 
 < IIAI'TKI; FolKTII. 
 
 the fxjicrt.s l,;is hcru lininn|( 
 
 Jitcil, H 
 
 K .OMl-l I.S..HY I'AlillTK.N AM) ti(,s l.rfn.C tl 
 
 \v (Miiirf soiiil,^ the pa 
 
 I.K'ITATKlN 
 
 919. Wl 
 
 •Iifir.> 
 
 irn 
 
 illPtnr; 
 
 tll'Il CO 
 
 •.■villi'. t nirrvii 
 
 1 )';irri(i(.ii i,f tlicir 
 
 or (•<>- 
 njioii 
 
 K' {il'iitlii>ii<>t;iry nr 
 .•^'■iiK- ..thcr pcison. tu i.i(.,'i.u.i 
 ^vifli the ;ill<,ti.'.oiit uf .«1 
 
 niiiiiitcs of which arc tak 
 
 1 
 
 l!.'. 
 
 t" tl 
 
 '■|M'".v. thi> acti 
 tain such |iartit 
 
 ••oiiiiiiuii 926. If 
 
 Ui (M'.c 
 
 th( 
 
 ' J, 
 
 lare.x, 
 I'll. — 
 
 on af law t 
 
 Iccoi 
 
 Ion 
 
 ■ 'iiirs 
 
 lots 
 
 •lilt i.< tor an 
 'II, thii 
 
 I- one who is first to in- th 
 
 int and a purtiti 
 arc not forinod until aftoi 
 
 •titiite it.- 1 Pi.r. 
 
 iii.-c.i'.c. \)m.:. 
 
 920. All the c-oh 
 
 -2 do. ; 1 
 
 e accounts, the lefiuns. th 
 
 oriuation of th(.' n 
 
 Iiartal<in;rs have ( 
 
 lass, ami tlio 
 
 eirs or co- inincd liv 
 
 llic 
 
 "I'liftors nnist he parties in , is 
 •nit for a partition, witiiout ■ tl 
 idice to the provisions of 
 
 Itt'cn deter- 
 practitioner, wh( 
 
 named by the parties (.r by 
 
 If court, and wl 
 
 <ise report 
 
 eeeding ehapte 
 
 921. A sj 
 
 named to cai-li ii 
 
 eial tutor must > 927. W I 
 
 must also be homo!o"atcd — -•> 
 "i^'. t4.;.~( '.!>.(■.. \):7^ 
 
 1> 
 
 iiiior wh 
 
 ose 
 
 iitciests are opposed to tho^e 
 <t any other minor. — C P C 
 
 litis. _('.(- ■ • 
 
 922. Th 
 
 H'li immoveable.^ 
 
 "iiiiot be advantageously di- 
 
 are not 
 
 ' eonar- 
 
 vided, or when there 
 as many lots of land a 
 
 e e<Mirt before ron- , that siic'l 
 
 titioiiers. the court 
 
 may order 
 
 '.^■nng judgment upon the suit I up to publ 
 for Iiartition, orders that the \ 
 
 1 immoveables be juit 
 
 uiiiioveables shall b, 
 
 i.v way of licitat 
 
 I'.' auction and sold 
 
 viewed I ^Ifi-T, JJl.— l>ot. 
 
 ion. 
 
 1' 
 
 iir. 
 
 and valued by e.xperts appoint- ^ \, V)i 
 
 ■^ociete, 170- 
 
 nilc 
 
 aeeording to the ordinary 
 
 in order to 
 
 "lielher the whole of th 
 
 moveables can be con 
 
 <livi(led, and, in such e« 
 form the tihare 
 
 ascertain 
 
 e im- 
 
 venicntlv 
 
 se, to 
 
 th 
 
 le provisions of articU 
 
 iS according to I ordered 
 
 928. Rules ooncerniii" vol- 
 untary licitation are contTiined 
 111 the third part of this co.le. 
 I he provisions of this d 
 pjily to licitat 
 
 Hin.- 
 
 0.3 and 7(»t, in the ( 
 
 T(t2. t 
 
 1011. 
 
 upon action- for 
 
 ipter 
 judicially 
 
 parti- 
 
 929. Wh 
 
 (^),le.-2rig.420,442.-C.l'.C. order^f 
 923. If all the Darties h 
 
 en the 
 
 ;i7u 
 
 must cause 
 
 a licitation. the plaint 
 
 iirt ha.s 
 iff 
 
 II advertisement 
 
 fittaiiied full 
 
 aire 
 
 thei 
 
 ave I to be jxiblished three t 
 
 iiiiiy 1 thesjiace off 
 
 iik'iee upon one expert— C.l'.C. i Can.nlo i 
 
 924,. Th 
 
 c ame proceedings ; that tl 
 
 and English lansru 
 
 lines in 
 
 o'lr months in the 
 
 osHt,; in the French 
 
 i'gfs, statinir 
 
 ;. ..;^»i,;. .:;;;;„; .-S ^ :/S.;r.i'"-;;r '::;':-■;- 
 
 fXjiert as iii,on a 
 
 ny other i 
 
 I'ort of experts. — 2 1' 
 
 F>'it up to 
 iiiction and a.ijudged to tl. 
 
 '/—-C.l'.C. 117 J. 
 925. After th 
 
 ig. 44:], I highest and last bidder, at tht 
 f'ltting of the superior court 
 
 e report of ; next after tl 
 
 expiration of 
 
}hI:' 
 
 142 
 
 or ('OMl'lI.SCiRY I'AUTITIO.V 
 
 four iimntlis ficni (lie firsf in- 
 fcrfiori of Hiicli luiticc. ^nhjcct 
 to tli(« conilif ion.x iiieiifioiuMl in 
 
 tho list (if cllJIIirc^. J, I,, I jrivili^r 
 
 notice fliat iil| o|,].«,.<iti,,ii.s f,, 
 till- .sale must \w tiled at Ifii.st 
 lif'ff(Mi (lavs lioforc tin- (la\' 
 tixc'fl for tin- siilc. Miiil tliat ail 
 o|i|i().-iti(ins for |i:iyiiiciit imi^f 
 Ik' lilcil witliiii six ilays sifter 
 tfit' ;i(ijii(l'.atoii, nil ]iaifi of 
 force!. ,s(.(|.* ('. S. ij. C. c. 48, 
 .«. -■>, (I nil selic(liilc F. 
 
 930. Tlic notice iimst also 
 Ix' read and |nil)lislicd on the 
 third SiMiilav bid'ore the dav 
 oT! whi(di the licitatioii is to 
 tfike place, at tho rjoor of the 
 (diiindi of tlie jiarisli in which 
 the iinnioveahlcs are situated, 
 iiiid if there is no cliiirch or if 
 the iiriinovoiiblcH are not sit- 
 uated within the limits of a 
 
 piirish, then at the most fn 
 'iuented |>la<-e i,, the localil\. 
 and a copy (d' such notice nm-i 
 be j.osted u[> at the plar. 
 , where su(di juihli'-ation i- 
 
 niade. —//>/"</. ;<.<. 2, .'!. L'7 it "s 
 
 \'ic. c. ,•',!», -i. I, 
 
 931. [If the plaintiff f„;i, 
 to pro/eed with the piihlirafi,,,, 
 of such notice within tiffe,,, 
 • l.'i.vs from tho juil;rment ,,\ 
 licitation, any other party m:iv 
 'lo so. and the tirsf who tal^c'- 
 such ]»roceodin;,'s jia^ the pre- 
 ference, and has alone the rii^'hi 
 to be paid the eost^• of the 
 licitrition.] 
 
 932. Oppositions to secure 
 '■liiiiejes, to withdraw, or t- 
 iumnl, in respect (d' imiiiove. 
 iil>i<'s which lire to be sold l,y 
 lieltation, cannot bo receivcij 
 after the fifteenth day previ,,ii. 
 to tho day fixed for the licit.i 
 
 * Form Xo. ,')l. 
 
 Lower t'anada, } , 
 
 District of s f''f^''-^'f().v. 
 
 Public notice is hereby ;^iven 
 that umier and by virtue (d' a 
 ,jud;jrment of the Superior Court 
 
 sitting at . in the district 
 
 of , „n the day of , 
 
 one thousand eight liundred 
 and , in a cause in whi(di 
 
 A. J{., (ill 'ivriptinii at frilrjth) is 
 
 plaintitf and C.I). {iUxrrlpti„ii 
 at IciKjth) is defendant, order- 
 ing the licitation of certain 
 iminovt^ables described asj fol- 
 lows, to wit: {here inmrf tlu' 
 diixoriiitiuii {)/ till- f,inii,.rtil to be 
 Holil) tho property above des- 
 cribed will be putup to auction 
 and adjudged to tiio last and 
 
 highest bidder on the dav 
 
 yf— next, sitting the court, in i 
 
 the court room of the e<iurt 
 bou.se in the said citv (or town) 
 
 ' of subject to thl' (diargcs, 
 
 clauses and conditions con- 
 tained in the list of charges. 
 <lepo,sited in the oflice of the 
 prothcmotary of tho sai.l court : 
 and any opposition to annul, tn 
 secure charges, or to withdniw, 
 to be made to the said licit;i- 
 tion must be filed in the otfi ■,. 
 ' of the prothonotary of tho sjii.i 
 ' fourt fifteen davs at IcM.^t 
 l>efore the day fixed as afore- 
 said for the sale and adjudicii- 
 tion, and oppositions for pav- 
 nient must be filed within liie 
 SIX (lays next after the adjiidi- 
 '•ation, and failing the pilrlics 
 to tile such nppo.^iti„„s within 
 the delays hereby limited, they 
 will be foreclosed from so doing. 
 
 ti"n : if tl 
 jM I'iiid tli( 
 )- e,, avert 
 t"r paynie 
 tii<' ininio' 
 -•• ^. >. fi. 
 933. I 
 
 ■cell re (di;i 
 tc annul, 
 eecding ill 
 tatien.J ( 
 I'.'tore the 
 'lie licita 
 ■111(1, wiien 
 
 Id'i'll SIKdl 
 
 •■("ling, t 
 
 ;,eei >. (i|-y_ | 
 
 >^lneh tlie 
 eciied witl 
 liave cau.sei 
 '!u' same fi, 
 '■II- IIS it cat 
 ii'lied in tl 
 •I' li'.-ist thrc 
 ''•IV thus fix 
 934. J{i( 
 
 "ntiiig at 
 
 "tiiee. in fh( 
 
 ill I'lises (d's! 
 
 ly the sheri 
 
 ^ip! ointed bi 
 
 '111' pr(ith(in( 
 
 •111' adjudica 
 
 fjcfoio tho c( 
 
 ■111' iliawn II J 
 
 i'lljiKiication. 
 
 ill Jill cases a^ 
 
 935. Tl 
 
 10 
 
 made in accc 
 '■"fiiiitions con 
 "'' '■liarges, w 
 '"'I'll ajiprove(J 
 .il"lge, after j 
 'ii'S and must 
 '" "i<^ pidthon 
 'i^ast [thirty c 
 
fllf liic;|li|\, 
 
 I lli'tii'L' lllii-l 
 
 tilO |,lj,r, 
 
 )li*'titi(tii i- 
 .•linfiff fnil. 
 
 ' |''llllirilti(i| 
 
 thin liffcti, 
 iiil:?iiu'nt .,t 
 r ]<in-ty iimv 
 t who tiikf- 
 ^l^■ tho |ii(.- 
 Hie the li^'lit 
 n^tti of thi' 
 
 s til stTuri' 
 "iiw, or to 
 
 <if illMlloM'- 
 
 bc xold liy 
 10 ifccivcd 
 .ly iir<>\ iiiiis 
 
 the licit.i- 
 
 the court 
 y ("/■ town) 
 
 ••har^'es, 
 tiotis t'on- 
 )t' chargt's. 
 ico of tlic 
 ^aid t'onrt : 
 > iinniil, tu 
 withdraw, 
 aid licita- 
 
 1 tho oHi'i' 
 )f the said 
 
 at loa.^t 
 as afori'- 
 afjjudica- 
 < tor pay- 
 vitiiin tile 
 lie adJMili- 
 he partic* 
 >ns within 
 lited, tlicy 
 11 s-o doing. 
 
 4 ik'i 
 
i:' 
 
 f 
 
 'll 
 
 Mi 
 
 Ml 
 
 OF Vf'TIDNS <!]• ROINTI AliV. 
 
 -r.s.L.c. <•. js. 
 
 iiiiiv iin|ni.'i(', 
 f. io. 
 
 939. Tlic (listiiliiiti<.iiof til.' 
 ]iiircluis(' iiKirK'V is siiIijim-; t<i 
 tlic .■'iiinc I'nririiilitics n- in cii.-cs 
 «if (•"ntiniiJitidii <.l' titli', niiil of 
 oxci'iitimi ii<;itin,-t iinriinv('iil)lcs, 
 mill the piirty jinpscciitinj^f the 
 licifiifiiiii is houiid to (ibtaiii 
 flic ccrfiliciitn of rci^istcrcil 
 hy|iiitlii'cs which is m-ccssiirv 
 i'nr tliiif |iiir|iiisc. — /A/'/, s. 8. 
 
 940. IfiiTiy iiiiiiiipvciililc is 
 eitiiiitcil jiiirllv in one district 
 Jind ji.irdy in Jinolhcr, its lici- 
 tiitiim Jis ii wIidIo niiiy lie 
 dcniiindcd and iniiy he ordered 
 in either district, if tin' juris- 
 diction in such cnsc is not 
 H.«si);;ned hy law to a jinrticiilar 
 court.— ////'/. ■, U: c. H'2, s. 
 27. 
 
 rilA lull's: FIFTH. 
 
 OK ArnoNS (IF RorNDAKY, OR 
 TO VKRTI'Y OR RKCTIl'Y AN- 
 CIKNT BOIXOARIKS. 
 
 941. Whouever two cfin- 
 tijijuoiis lands hiivc np\er hecn 
 bounded. or the homidaries have J 
 disa])])eared, or the fences or , 
 boiiiKlary works have been 
 wroiif^ly j)laced. and one of the 
 neighbours refuses to agree 
 u])oii J) surveyor to determine 
 the boundaries, or to verify or to 
 rectify the division line, as the 
 case may be. the othci- liarty 
 may bring an action against 
 him to compel him to do so. 
 
 942. rf the parties do not 
 agree, the court names a sworn 
 surveyor, whom it charges with 
 making a plan of the locality, 
 shewing the resjiective preten- 
 
 sions of tiie I dirties, and \\,(li 
 milking Hiich other operatiin. 
 as it may deem necessarv. 
 
 943- The surveyor" tiiii- 
 named is bound, under In- 
 oath of otlice, to prurcc-d 
 the -ame niannei as expert-. 
 
 944. Ff the parties dc-r.. 
 it, more than one siirv(\..! 
 may lie appointed. 
 
 945- The lixing of IiouihIs 
 the V(!rifying of ancient bonihbi- 
 ries, or rectifying of divi.-ii.i, 
 line.x, is ordereil in confonniiv 
 with the rights and title- ,"t 
 the jiarties, and is done by iIk 
 per.son named by the court, 
 who proceeils in ac-ordaiiM' 
 with the judgment, and if 
 necessary, jdaces boundaiT 
 marks in presence of wjt- 
 ncsHCH, in accordance with tiip 
 provisions contained in chapter 
 77 of the consolidated stiitiitc 
 of Canada, and must draw ii[ 
 a statement of his operation-, 
 and return the original of siir|, 
 statement to the court. 
 
 CHAPTER SIXTH. 
 
 OP POSSK.SS()RY ACTIO.NS. 
 
 946. The possessor of .niiv 
 immoveable or real right, otlicr 
 than a farmer on shares, or n 
 holder by sutterance, who is 
 disturbed in his possession, 
 may bring an action on distur- 
 bance against the jierson wli" 
 jirevents his enjoyment, in 
 order to put an end to the 
 disturbance and to be main- 
 tained in his possession.— The 
 action for repossession may bo 
 brought by any person who 
 
n«. nnd wuli 
 ■r <i|K'rutin||. 
 '••('■'sary. 
 rvt-yor tim- 
 iMiilcr ill 
 
 1 |l|llC('l'l| 
 
 as c\|K'ii- 
 arties df-li-. 
 no .<iirvo\i : 
 
 ''<'Vnu\nrM\ uk nrr.K. 
 
 h.('< )i,i(l jiiis.iii 
 
 II. 
 
 '""I"!) of an ii 
 
 riKivoablf or real rij^hf f 
 yciir nii'l a ijav 
 
 ri 
 '»r a 
 
 In 1 
 
 ii;,':illisf aiiv s 
 
 yr-'nn wh,, 1,;,., fnn-ii.iv .1 
 
 I '-M. M'd hi 
 
 947. I 
 
 '1' tl 
 II I If r 
 
 ia\f r'.,|/firiiit.i| i,t tl, 
 
 >ror| 
 
 • Hi 
 
 rii. 
 
 ■t)»y(>ysorv 
 
 !•■'- wht-rc tfi 
 .1 
 
 i>r I'oiirt, 
 
 <• iiiiiiiovi.aM 
 
 (•© 
 "1 till' <ii.-(rict 
 
 • "ii"lai_v dj' tl 
 
 witi 
 
 'H'liun.x (iC tin 
 
 i''lor III whirli the 
 
 "■ I" ■^itiiat- 
 
 '• fi"iii flic iji^tiirl,., 
 
 "•1 a <»l)t,iiii t 
 
 •' "lll-t ()0 „|,f 
 
 '■""firiiiati..M 
 
 •"i<?<l, and 
 
 948 
 
 ni'o. 
 
 ^aNiinr 
 
 th. 
 
 notn 
 
 M.rbuiicc, or for n 
 
 1>1()V1-J 
 
 I011.1 oil (|i..<. 
 
 >"n- (iced hai I 
 
 •"" Hie |.rutl,.,i„,t,,,.v„ 
 
 MlOllfloilinir (l,„t i|,j, 
 
 iiinot \)(i j, 
 
 incd 
 
 t"iv I'laiiii, nor 
 
 ""l^'I't 1111(11 Hk- art 
 
 I.C Ii 
 
 ■'i'ln Ins li 
 n>l 
 
 "ifh th 
 •Ml thf 
 
 lo)|. 
 
 lur 
 
 •■•'11 tfriiiiiiah-d. 
 
 rujxi.sfii's- 
 
 •■uniliMniiatinii 
 
 and 
 
 "ti.-*li(.Ml and oxci-iUcd. N 
 
 the! 
 
 if tl 
 
 over- 
 
 tlnll 
 Ii. 
 
 >f th 
 
 H' party who has 
 
 in d(>- 
 
 ixa- 
 
 « eostH and the 
 
 "I'f.'iiii'd ,jnd;,'m(>nt 
 ■•Nit with r.';,'i(id to the t 
 
 th 
 liis 
 
 I'lidafion of the d 
 
 'thor 
 
 inuii^es 
 
 petitory iiefion 
 
 I>iirty mav bri 
 
 .-eiMirity that h 
 
 > oil L'ivin'' 
 
 •'iich 
 
 md 
 
 will 
 
 enuiation. 
 
 atisfv 
 
 ''"ntainini' a i| 
 d.'cd 
 
 )t'en .«o lod;,,.,! 
 
 i'.-*i*?nutioji (dtlu 
 
 • |ieti- 
 laffer 
 ion on 
 
 mid (dthe parties tl 
 
 l>l 
 
 ahli 
 
 t-'-i'-riptioii of th 
 
 leieto 
 f iinriiove- 
 
 flH' date at whi-di tl 
 
 'ipplii'atioii J 
 
 will he 
 
 an 
 
 preseiitcii to tl 
 
 '•"ntiriri It 
 
 indication uf th 
 
 »li" posse-fsud thei 
 
 on 
 
 IC roiictj 
 
 )>ci-ons 
 
 dii 
 
 b(d" 
 
 '"•« Hie thn 
 >re Miidi noti 
 
 iiiniovcilil,.. 
 years ii„.vt 
 
 •f, ••indcalji 
 "■" who .diio, u 
 
 "|">ii .'ill credit, 
 
 J'i've any privilege or hyp.;,; 
 upon the inn • • ' 
 
 lee 
 
 thou 
 
 iioveahic to (ill 
 oppoMtions at least 
 
 days before th,. ,j.,v jj 
 
 pi't'senting tl 
 1 1' id. 
 
 M 
 
 ■\ed for 
 
 iL' ;ipplieatioii.#-_ 
 
 eed 
 
 •^— [If the d 
 
 ! I 
 
 f'MAPTEK SKVKNTfl. 
 
 '»^•'>ls^HAli(;^;KKOMllVl•orfl^:(^s 
 
 "H r-OXKIliJUTlOX Ol TITI.K. ' 
 
 949. Any person who has 
 '■"•'I'lned immoveable i.roi.ertv 
 by purchase, exchange, or otheV 
 f'f't" "t a nature to transfer 
 ''^^"'•'•ship, may free .such i)ro- 
 r«i;ty from any hypothecs with 
 winch It is charged by obtain- 
 '")? iv (^^"nfirmation of hi.s title 
 |'^;''0'-di>ig to the formalities 
 ftueinatcer prescribed. -(\ S 
 I'-^-c. .36, s. 1. 
 950. Such 
 
 W\ 
 
 person must 
 
 i^ the title which ho seek 
 
 *I'orniNo..,0.-P„idicn,tiec 
 s hereby given that there h.H 
 been lodge.l in the oHlco of the 
 Pi-othonotary of the superior 
 «o<ii-t, in the district ofl^ .[ 
 {<h'l) made and exe-nted 
 
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 V n.. i>. ,1,1(1 colleague 
 
 ""f'lnes public, on the -",«; 
 
 " between C. /). of „j- 
 
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 -.of the other part; being ,i 
 
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 "flua,l) situate, .fe,-., and pos- 
 
 th'^'T'.^^ "M>'-pnetor for 
 
 r /'p' 3-ars now last past; 
 And all persons wl.o have or 
 I'laim to have any privile.re or 
 hypothec under anv title or bv 
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 CONFIRMATION l)K TITI.K. 
 
 IM 1 
 
 m 
 
 ooTtiiirisos in)nKiV('nhI(!S situ- 
 ntod ill (liHVrfiit distiii-ts, tin 
 ap]ili<'jiti(iii fur (-(iiilii'iiitition 
 of title should bt- iiiiidi; in 
 (!H<di district, for .-lU'ii iiii- 
 iiKivfiildes as are •^itiiiitcd 
 
 tlicroiii When the ininiu- 
 
 vciible is situated partly in one 
 district and partly in another. 
 Ilie j)r(K'eedini;s may lie had 
 in eitiier district, and avail for 
 the whfde of the iniuioveuble. 
 — / /.s. f).] 
 
 951 The notice must be in 
 French and in Kn;;lish, and be 
 inserted three times in the 
 course (d" four months in the 
 Cunuda fiasrtte.*—/hl<i. s. 2 § 2 
 
 upon the said (/i,i <,/ htwl), 
 immediately jnevious to and at 
 the time the same were ac- 
 quired by the said ('. I), are 
 hereby notified tiiat apjilication 
 will be made to the said court 
 
 on— — , the day (d' for a 
 
 judf^ment cd' eontirmation, and 
 that unless their elaiins are 
 sucli as the rej^istrar is bound 
 by the jirovisions of eiiajiter 
 thirty-six of the Constdidated 
 Statutes for Lower ('ana<la, to 
 include in iiis certiticate to be 
 filed in this case under the said 
 act, they are hereby required 
 lo si>^nify in writinj^ their 
 oppositions, and tile tlie same 
 in the (dlice id" the said jiro- 
 thonotary eij^ht days at least 
 before the sai(J day, in default 
 of wlii(di they will be for ever 
 precduded from the rifrhtofso 
 d(un{f. 
 
 * Now the Quf'hfc (/^rln/ 
 Gazette, U Vie., e. 1. 1, y. 4, 
 fitat. of ti. 
 
 952. Tiie notice must be 
 publicly ami audibly read, on 
 the third .Sunday before flu 
 day "" whicdi the iipplicalion is 
 to be prc.-ciiteil, at the door of 
 the ehuKdi cd' the parish '<y 
 |)lace where the inim veable is 
 situated, or. if there is no 
 (diurch, at the most freijuent'ij 
 place in the bicality. and mii>t 
 be posted uji at the place where 
 such jiublication is made. — 
 Ihid. s. 2, § 2.-27 .Si 2S Vic. 
 e. ;i», H. 2. 
 
 953. In the case (d' ini- 
 I moveables by fiction of law. the 
 
 proceedings are had in the 
 district where the vendor or 
 assi^^nor had his doi'ii<'ile dur- 
 iuf; the three years next 
 jirecedinj^ the execution (d' the 
 deed to be eciidirmecl, or it 
 durin<? that period he hail hi- 
 domicile in more districts thai) 
 one. then in the district in 
 whiidi he is actually douiicih d, 
 giving the same notice in the 
 other districts in which he wms 
 ilomiciled during such three 
 years.— ('. S. L. ('., c. ;i(>, s. :;. 
 
 954. i'jion the day nun 
 tinned in the notice, tlie 
 ajiplicant is bound to preseni 
 his application for eontirmation 
 to the eonrt. together willi 
 certilicates of the piiblieatinn 
 and posting up required, ami 
 cojiies of the t'oundn dnzitti'* 
 containing the advertisement, 
 
 955, The ajiplicant mii>t, 
 moreover, tile with his ajipli- 
 cation a certiticate from the 
 registrar or registrars witliiu 
 
 * Now the (JhiIkc (t[)iiiiil 
 h'uzf'ttr, ;u Vic, c. 13,' 8. 4, 
 ' Stat, of t^ 
 
 I 
 
CO.VKlKMATf.l.V of TITf,K. 
 
 147 
 
 /"'■l< -f roJeronc-e will |,e i„ 9=^ l!; "' '• 
 
 --1 u,ain.t al.y po,..,. Si:. ! . r, i;.:;;^'"-'''— ti^.I 'i'^ 
 
 ;>•■.. owner of the iai,.l at ,„v ' 9^7 Vn^^^' '"■'''•'••■• 
 
 ;-;H-iiately pn.ee.ll...U..:^.;; ;| :, ^l;; ';(;'''-'- -' '"-ll 
 "'"'•• '■'■K'stra.i.,,. of the .lee.l ,-„ntir • i, , "" ^'°""' "»• nhioh 
 
 »l I . previous hyp..tl.ers tl.e I huun, " . '-^'it^iU-nto, are 
 
 '•"^•>tratio„ of wl,L.l, has bee , d " I ' '"''? ."'" ''"'"« 'nr^- 
 
 ;:-'";we,i -l.nin^,l.atperio,i:^h^"' :"",.''"'"« -'.to ,il„ 
 
 "^':>"at.on, the naioes, o<.c»- 95ft v 
 
 1'^'";;" and residence ..f the evcM .7 * '''^'r'^'"'''' '*<. how- 
 
 ■1" ary or notaries before wh m ^ ' ''? '"-"-M'"' -^' rents 
 
 ;;'-^ry or notaries'Mo.;;,, ^ r;;;^:'? /"-"-M"" '^ -n : 
 ;'M'.''.--J.ifit is notarial ri.lt«l.'/l.;''-'^'« "C'^ei^iorial 
 "' "'">t mention anv iri.H., i V 1 r " '"*'• '"- IN — •>■> 
 
 ■ ;; '•''-•^^, -/.i^foredl'L ; ' : of 'a^ii ;:-.fr^'Y '---ion 
 
 ..„..•.:-'-:- t.Heute ■"-t|n..>nthsp..,,,,,,,.;;,,^ ;.ur 
 
 '■;; ..entH.„ the registrati... 
 , " > thu, renewed, and 
 
 e« strar ,.s not bo, to 
 
 ""Ih.s searches beyond 
 
 'late of 
 
 I'l biiikrapt 
 
 " •^herafs titi 
 
 '■"iiliiniation, 
 
 I if 
 
 •'.V, 
 
 j«d 
 
 Uho 
 sale 
 
 e. a 
 
 ^'inent ot 
 
 ';;•*''••" .<•<■ the noti<-e" of an 
 
 '/'''"""""■'"• -""nnation!^ 
 title, any creditor of thevn I 
 "r assignor or of Ui'V,::!;!;^ 
 
 "my appear .it rl 
 
 autli 
 
 >roth( 
 
 'llO- 
 
 it .11 
 
 effect of 
 
 "lieiiil sale "h 
 
 •r "»y other d( 
 
 lerifl's sale, wh 
 
 aving the # V. f, 
 
 lel 
 
 orm ;{(], ante p. 7 
 
 'connection with art. 7 
 
 0.3. 
 
 <0U. 
 
 in 
 
 
 
 / 
 
 \ I 
 
 :| 
 
 sff 
 
14« 
 
 ('nM'lliMAriON Ol' Trri.H, 
 
 tiiry'H office iinil liiil tin iiicrc:isc .<irc.'< fu (li.-'cli!ir;»o tlic |)roportv 
 
 over the 8tnn, |irif(', (ir nilicr tVoin liy|i(itliurs, lie iim^it dc- 
 
 consiflcnition or Viiliic, if Jiiiv, povir in the hamis of Uic |in>- 
 
 nicntioiieil in the title, aiiil tliunidary, tnjrcilier with the 
 
 have liiy bid n!ceiveil, provided eertilicate of hypothecs, the 
 
 the increase he e(|Mal to at price mentioned in his tith- 
 least one tenth of the whole , deed, or the amount whii h 
 
 ])riee. sum or other ciMisidera- such jirice has rejiched iiy tln' 
 
 tiou, and the hiildcr 
 
 iti)i(idin 
 
 d if it 
 
 besides, to refund to the appli- ; by the certificate of' tin 
 eant all his costs and lawful iristrar that there nohyjioth 
 disbursements, ;;ivin<^ iiim sc- ami if there are no oiiiiosition 
 
 ippear- 
 rc- 
 
 Cl'-. 
 
 curitv to tiiat ctlVct 
 
 the or claims, or if the amount di 
 
 ordinary manner, or depositiu;^ posited is sutlicient to pay all 
 for that ])urpose a suflicient j the ehar<;;es which ajppear, then 
 Hiim. accordin)^ to the discretion ' judj^ment of confirmation i- 
 of the court or jud<f(>. reserv- pronounced jiurelyand simply. 
 
 — /hi,/, s. 12. ' 
 
 964. Hilt if the sum de- 
 posited is not sutlicient to [lay 
 all the eharj^es and hypothecs 
 which appear, or if no price i- 
 mentioned in the deed, t!ic 
 c(jurt or a ,jnd;^e may, at the 
 instance of the applicant, name 
 two experts, antl the applicant 
 names a tliird, in order to dc- 
 termino the value of the pro- 
 perty and to report thereon; 
 the whole according to the or- 
 dinary formalities. — Und. § .'1. 
 96"5. If the value deter- 
 mined by the experts d<ies nnt 
 exceed the jirice paid in liv 
 the applicant, the judii;ment of 
 confirmation is pronounccl 
 Jiurely and simply. — If the 
 I value determined by the c\ 
 perts exceeds the price tliii- 
 paid in, or if no ])riee i.i men- 
 tioned in the title deed, iln' 
 applicant cannot obtain a cirii 
 tirmation, unless he deposit- 
 the ditterence between the 
 value thus ascertained mil 
 the jtriee, or the whole it 
 such value, if 
 
 ing the subsequent completion 
 of th(! jirecise amount. — C .•<. 
 L.C. c. .'U>, s. 11. 
 
 960- Any other creditor of 
 the vendor or assignor may, in 
 like manner, and umler the 
 same conditions, outbid such 
 creditor; and all such credi- 
 tors may continue outbidding 
 each other, jirovidod eacdi out- 
 bidder i)tl'ers an increase of at 
 least one-twentieth of th.e price, 
 purchase money or other eon- 
 .sideration, over and above the 
 costs iiiid lawful expense?. — 
 //'/'/. .s. 1 1 § 2. 
 
 961. The applicant may, 
 however, retain the innnovc- 
 ables at the amount of the 
 highest bid legally offered. — 
 
 ////./. 
 
 ;{. 
 
 962. If no fuch outbidding 
 takes place within the de<ay 
 above mentioned, the value 
 of the immoveable remains 
 definitively fixed at the price 
 and sum mentioned in the 
 
 title deed, saving the 
 
 pr( 
 
 (Vis- 
 
 ions hereinafter made. — Ibid. 
 s. 11. 
 
 963- If the aj)j)licant de- 
 
 no iirice 
 
 liii- 
 
 been agreed upon. — //*/(/. 5 ^- 
 
f'OXKinMATKlV OK TITLF, 
 
 966. 
 
 Tho provision, of the ..cllir.g. wl.ioh it 
 
 l;i>t two j.nn-e.ling articles ,1(, 
 "Of »F>I>ly to oasf... of ,.x,,r.,- 
 I'riatH.ii „f j,n,i„.,fv hy ,.„,„. 
 I"'""t HiUliurit.vf„i|,.,i;ii,.,nir- 
 l'"-'"' • "■''^'" tin- (•<,i„,,o„>ati..ii 
 "r itHlcirinify has been scitici 
 I'V arJiitrati.Hi or by cxiMMt- 
 
 ■K' ••liiijr f(i law. — //,/,/. If^ ];!{'j 
 
 967. I pun proof of f|„, „^^.* j 
 ><>v.;.n,.,. of all the fonnalities ' 
 '"■'•'•iiiabov,. prcsn-ibcd, ,•„.(„. 
 
 ■Kc-nt IS pronoun..,.,!. ..oiifinni.r.r 
 [!"• '-H- .1.....I as fro.. ♦>..», all i 
 'iyporh,.,.s. oth.-r than fho.e ' 
 MH'ntion...! in article !» j,S — I 
 /'"'•/. s. 14. "I 
 
 968. If fho 
 
 will in 
 
 149 
 
 . ^y?"' ^'''*' ^^■""''' ■■'•vpothcc •• 
 
 in this chapter. incl,„|,,, ;„ 
 '"''V.'';'<"\"»"*''i";,''cule.tatt.. 
 
 /'ill/, s. .11* 
 
 OK 
 
 rH.VPTKIt EI«;ilT. 
 
 SiiKLS. 
 
 CO.N- 
 
 J^licl 
 
 applicant i,s 
 
 tinl tiles a written de- 
 
 'l".'"«>n t., that effect. jn,l,r. 
 
 '""'.r'nay be rendered .snbject 
 
 f" tl'e hypothecs mentioned in 
 
 the certiticato of the registrar 
 
 '''"<| N* the oppositions and 
 
 ';'='".".^"I(-I; an.l in s.u,.h ea.<e 
 
 ■ 'inmoveable is disehar.'ed 
 
 " ^iich hypothecs only „s 
 
 - not mentioned in 
 
 .iiid;xmeiit.— M/,/. s. J2. 
 
 969. The price depo.sited 'n^ 
 ' i.^fnbut...! un.Jer an onJer of 
 "H. court, like moneys levied 
 ."I'oii the .seizure and sale of 
 '■'"""veahle..^ under exoeu- 
 
 970. The profhonotary, be- 
 doluerin- to any „erson 
 ^Nha ever a copy of any jud.- 
 !'.';"t of confirmafi..n of title 
 '■^ '"'und to cause such judK- 
 '""•'f t.. be registered in the 
 l"".l;er registry offiee. a., t.re- 
 •-;••' 'Jt^^'l in the title Ot' , ■,.,!,),■„- 
 '"'" "■' '■•■"( 'i-jl'tx in" the Civil 
 
 .si;< Tfo.v r. 
 
 Of St:j,(tr<(tion of /•; 
 
 £?72. X.I 
 
 'ojxrtil. 
 
 f. . 'it for ..reparation 
 
 nf J.ioperty can be brou.rbt bv 
 ii n-arried woman without the 
 I'l-evious authorization of a 
 
 '"f"'/ •■I.'.-t ..r upon conclu- 
 
 •-'"nst.u- that i.urpose contained 
 in tlie declaration 
 
 .suit.— 2 l»ig., |S2._C' 
 
 Ml 
 
 fore 
 
 <'nd, 
 
 ind hii.-< 
 
 t^'iiiand from th 
 
 a rig lit t( 
 
 '■'"'f and 
 
 e applicant the 
 I'Xpen.-es of sneh 
 
 siicli 
 
 973. Suits for ,<eparati(,n 
 <•* l"-<.'l"Mty must be brought 
 '•nly in the ca.<es and within 
 tlio .jurisdiction mentioned in 
 article |;!II „f the Civil Code 
 
 andin article ;;.-, of thi.s code.- 
 - i'lg., LSI. 
 
 974. The formalities re- 
 4"'""'! t''»i- .summons in ordinary 
 t-a.^e.. must be strictly ob.served 
 "i.'^nch suits: and the eon.ort 
 H.immoned has n<. power to 
 Ui-spemse with the ..ame, either 
 d n " 
 
 -t\y 
 
 or indirei.flv. ev 
 
 regards the deb 
 
 en tin 
 
 ".V upon the 
 
 '■•^gi.-tration, and of the 
 
 .suinmons.--[Xutiee()fsucl 
 iit't be give 
 
 m 
 
 1 .suit 
 
 can- I during on 
 
 n and published 
 
 ^'one month in the ( 
 
 HHH" 
 
 '■ ( 
 
 i *■ 
 
 
150 
 
 SKPjtRATin.V OF PROI'KHTY. 
 
 H', 
 
 r 
 
 m 
 
 'Fa 
 
 V'W 
 
 
 1 ' 
 
 1 
 
 ^Kt., ^« 
 
 
 
 j 
 
 flu (iiizrttt,* and in tw, nnw.s- 
 papers at, or as near as pu-sil.lc 
 to. fho plac«! whore flic .IcCcn.l- 
 anf resides, (mk; of nliirh is 
 published in the Freiieh and 
 tlio other in the Enj^lish 
 iHTi^riiaKG. — N„ proeeeiMnfrs 
 <'an he had in sncFi suit iiiitii 
 after the piii)iiciiti(,ti <<i siicii 
 notice.]— 27 iV: 2« V., c. 17 s 
 12§;!. 
 
 975. Any creditor of the 
 jiersoii Hiied for sepiinition of 
 Jirojierty has a right t(, inter- 
 vene in the suit, in ordoroither 
 to watch the jiroceedings or to 
 contest the plaintitPs <!iiitn. , 
 and he ina.v for tliis purpose se* " 
 •ij) whatever grounds and ex- ^ 
 ercisc whatever rights jiis 
 debtor might. — Co7le t'onv. ' 
 Mrtriin. art. fiO.— 2 IMg ISO — 
 27 A- 28 v., c. 17,8. 12. § :\'—\ 
 C.P.C. 871. 
 
 976. ^Separation of property 
 thus sued for cannot be granted ' 
 upon the confession or tlie ad- 
 missions of the defendant : tiio 
 allegations of the declaration 
 must be established by some 
 other legal proof.— 2 Pi'c 18<i- 
 7.-C. I'.C, 870. 
 
 977. The judgment jiro- 
 noiineing separation of property 
 "lay at the same time deter- 
 mine the rei)risesof the plain- 
 titf, or order that thev shall be 
 determined by a practitioner or 
 by experts, if there be occasion 
 for it — 2 Pig. l!);j-4. 
 
 978. The judgment of sep- 
 aration must be executed and 
 published in accordance with 
 
 the provisions contiiined 
 
 I'! I 2 and l.'.l: 
 
 in 
 
 in the 
 
 * Now the Qurhe,' omHal 
 OnzetU. U Vic, c. 13, \s. 4, 
 Stat, of Q. 
 
 iirtir-I 
 
 Civil Code.-C. \\ 0.. 8«fi, 872. 
 979. The wife who sues for 
 se|.ariition may aceept or r<-- 
 nounce the eonimunity, aeconN 
 ing to circumstances. If the 
 husband fails to make an in- 
 ventory, she may. upon beip.r 
 authorized, have (uie ni.ide, j] 
 she has not renounced. — ff she 
 a<'ce]its,fhepiirtition is effecteil 
 in the manner proviiled in the 
 (.'ivil Code, in the title relating 
 I to marriage covenants —2 |»ii" 
 \x-l-:\, i!t(i. 
 
 ! 980. [The wife's reuuncia- 
 I tion of the community must be 
 registered in the registry offirc 
 of the divisi(ui in which the 
 : husban.l was domiciled at the 
 time (hat the suit was brought.] 
 I 981. The judgment of^sep 
 j aratu.n may be executed vol- 
 untarily or by legal means, a< 
 ' I>rovided in article |:;12 of tb,. 
 Civil Code, but without i)reii1- 
 dice to the rights of thhd 
 parties.— [No married womnii, 
 separated as to property, ,-aii 
 carry on trade until she ha- 
 delivered to the prothonotarv 
 <)1 the district and the registraV 
 of the county in which "\n^ j,,. 
 tends carrying on trade, ,i 
 declaration in writing statin' 
 her intention, her names and 
 surname, and those of Iier hus- 
 band, and the .^tyle undci' 
 which she propo.^es carry in' 
 "11 such business. This decljir" 
 ation is entered and transcribed 
 in the same registers as the 
 declaration concerning pmt- 
 nerships mentioned in cliaptrr 
 r'^ of the Consolidated Statolrs 
 for Lower Canada.— All mar- 
 ried wojuen, separate as tu 
 

 ''"ntfiinofi in 
 I'^l'! in tiio 
 ■ <'.. Ht'ti), 872. 
 wild ,^iips f(ir 
 icccpf ,,r rc- 
 iiity, (ii-<'onl- 
 "'L'". If tlio 
 "ifikc an iii- 
 "Ii'Mi licini; 
 •nil' iiifi(|(>, if 
 "■»''l-— rfsfi- 
 "II i-T'tlV-ctcil 
 'vi'lcd in tluj 
 fiH'' i-cliifiiii. 
 Lilts.— 2 Pi.' 
 
 '■■^ rcinniL-iii- 
 lity iiiiist Im' 
 ['fji'^try (.flirc 
 whicli th,. 
 (•neij at tile 
 ts broiirrlit.] 
 lu-nt of^scp- 
 ociited viil- 
 I inoiiiis, iis 
 I'! 1 2 of t\i,^ 
 lioiit jn-ejii- 
 ^ "f thir.l 
 
 ioil WdlllJIll, 
 
 '•[iiTty, cjiii 
 HI she h,i- 
 •otlidiiDtarv 
 10 n'«Ji^Jtral• 
 it'll sho iii- 
 friulc. ,1 
 iii.i,' statin^' 
 iiiinics aiifl 
 i>f lior Iiiis- 
 ylo iukI'I- 
 f* carry i II L,' 
 hi.'< dec I a 1- 
 niii.sorihcil 
 ers as flio 
 'inj,' ],ari- 
 iii I'liapti'r 
 !fi Statu tc.'< 
 -All mar- 
 ate as to 
 
 SKI«AR.ITI().V PKOM R 
 
 KI) AM) itOA 
 
 KD. 
 
 property, and carry ini?..ntra.le 
 
 ■" ""' ""'« "« HlO .■omill^r i,„„ 
 
 1.H 
 
 ah! 
 
 lorce of thix <'o(l, 
 
 "iMply with (Im. al 
 ti"iH''l f'.rinalifi..,s 
 
 • re iMiiind to liiy 
 
 ?*< 'ire availahlf, and d,. 
 prejudice her iiitorests._2 ] 
 
 <• not 
 
 i»r. 
 
 ll)llV(! Ill 
 til 
 
 en- 
 
 , „ within siv 
 
 months from su.di time.— \„v 
 "'"iTied woman failiip^r t„ eom- 
 
 l;'.V "Ith the re.,„i|,.m,.|,t, 
 
 '"■^ '"""I- is liahle to apen." 
 
 •'":',"' '*^<' f dred .lollars 
 
 "'',"•'' '"".V ••« reeovered', 
 '"•':;'•." '!».v eonrt of ,.omp,.t,.|,t 
 ••'^•'lj'iri.sdi..ti.,n.t,vanvper-oi, 
 ■'".",^'-';»ell in his own nam. 
 ■I- Ml hehalf of the erow 
 
 ■*<i;< TIu.V. u. 
 
 liixiril. 
 985. ne>ide.s the provisions 
 
 r;"""";-Ji" the, 'iv!i (..,'" 
 
 <-"h,o,.t of separation fro, 
 
 ,"' '""' '"'•"■d. (ho.,. ,.r „i,. 
 
 I'n.seiit .s(... ■ '' 
 
 ■'^ "' '••".''"'«■ "f the erown, and ' QfiR ';■'""' "'■"• "I'Ply. 
 
 ;"'" half of sneh penalty ho- ..I.Mm **""»''" -l^'sires to 
 
 ""^'■•' t'» the pros,.,.„tor and ' . ''' ^T^ration fnm. hed 
 
 ""; "tf""'- '".If to the erowi. i^ i' 7'*' i""'^^' '" ""•<''••• to 
 
 •"''-^.•' the suit he hron^rht in ^Ztr"''' '"'' "''''•''" ^'»' 
 
 'l;<'.nameof the erown oiHy. in 2, '7'"" " '^ .I'-JiT'-. hy 
 
 "■''i';l' '•««' it is entitled to th, 
 
 "hole of the penalty.] 
 982. When the "n.prise.s of 
 
 '" ^^■''•' '•""■■'i-'t of inoyeahl,. 
 
 :'"l"'''ty,th,, liushandmavoh- 
 
 l"" ''^r to invest the pioeeods 
 ""''•^'•>t; or a portion' of the 
 >ame. ,n the p.irehaso of im- 
 I'lovoahles.— 2 l»i.' VJd 
 
 983. If tho h7,si,;,„;i ,,i,.,. 
 
 ,. ., -„ , hy 
 
 "t a petition o-iyjn.r « 
 
 ™;ary statement of^hef^t^ 
 which ^nye rise to her aonlic.a- 
 
 ..>n,w,thanafJirniatio,|I.X 
 :..:•'"• ''''''^''t'''^ the house 
 
 "l""'"ioyeabIes to his wPfe in 
 I'^'.vnie:- of her reprises. .1 " 
 !"";t apply for a,,/, ..j^^^,,,, ' 
 
 J"'lj,'..,entof,.„„(in„athmofthe 
 '''•"•I hy whi,.}, he does s<, ac- 
 '•'"•."n? to the formalities pre- 
 
 ••■•-- .-ue intends to reside 
 n"^; the „.it. and whet 
 
 ad w, • """^'^ t''*^ ""«" 
 Hear.,., appa.el neees- 
 
 >"l > for h<!r use.— The .,„ 
 r''''Y'"': ''''-t be .serye „: ; 
 ''«[ ''"•^'•and, if the jud^' 
 orders.— 2 Pij,. 2I(i-7. " 
 
 l""per "to denlluid'a;; aui^h' 
 •"«''t of the nioyoahle .. 
 Porty of the co,n„,„„itv she 
 .aust likewise be a..tho,£d b^ 
 
 e 
 
 ; f 
 
 fi, 
 
1^)2 
 
 OPPOSITIONS TO MARFJIAOK. 
 
 M 
 
 M 
 
 i\ 
 
 ! 
 
 the 
 
 989. The trial cf tl 
 
 .i"'iK 
 
 ic cii^o, I ."crilifd tlif 
 
 ,'Mioiit, it.M fxeciiti" 
 
 n, cliiicil )iliaii(loii('i|. I 
 
 [ilnisition i.-i de- 
 
 aiiil it,.* jiiiliiicatioii are .Mihjccf 995. [Tl 
 
 to t! 
 tl, 
 
 |irn\i..ii()n.«i ftPiitaincd in lifCorc r('iii|( 
 
 •cdi 
 
 ng .•'iM'tKni. 
 
 M- COM It (ir .ind;,'f, 
 iiL'lorc rcnd.iiii;,^ jiid;r,ii("iit up- 
 on the (ippcsition may, if there 
 Ijo ciin.^u lor it. siininn.n the 
 
 CIIAPTKH NINTH. 
 
 parent.s, or. in dcfanll of par- 
 ent,.*, the friend-i of th.- in- 
 tend! 
 th 
 
 ng eon.-i(.rt,s in order tliat 
 
 e.v may ;;ive tiudr opinion 
 pon the intended tnarriai^e 
 OK oi'i'o.srnoN.s to makkiauk. ami that .>-iieh further action 
 
 ^ niiiy lie had a.<j to I 
 990. [Kvery oppo.siiion to i "I'l"'' •"''"• ] 
 marrii.jremust Ijojice.impani- 996. ( An appeal lie..*totl 
 
 nv may 
 
 ed w ith a notice indicatinj' tl 
 
 f c<iurt of (jueen's I nch f 
 
 le 
 
 rom 
 
 ucl 
 
 day and hour jat which the .iud;;ment,.< rendered on 
 
 oppo,.'ition will be presented to oppor^itions tlie .«amu formali- 
 
 tlie superior court, or to a i'*^'" hoin;^ observed as in 
 judj,'!' of sueh court.] 
 
 991. T 
 
 appeals from the circuit court. 
 
 not 
 
 le opposition and 'I'ld the proceeding's o 
 
 lee must be served both apj.eal take preced 
 
 n sucji 
 
 upon the functionary called 
 upon to solemnize the marriaj^e 
 and upon the intended consorts, 
 or the per:-on.s who represent 
 thorn, a delay of five int 
 diate days beinjjob 
 
 erme- 
 
 th 
 
 .served, with 
 
 dist 
 
 usual addition where tin 
 
 ence.j 
 
 CHAPTER TKNTH. 
 
 I'ROrKKDINO.S AI."l'KrTI.\G C 
 
 OK- 
 
 ance e.xceeds live lea<r 
 
 992. [Tl 
 
 ue.s 
 
 ] 
 
 le proceedinj's up- 
 on the opposition are summary, 
 and conducted in the same 
 nianner a.s thovse in suits be- 
 
 tween lessors and 1 
 
 essees 
 
 to 
 
 I'OKATDN.S OK I'fRl.ir OFKICK.S. 
 
 SECTION I. 
 
 O/^ Corporations IlkfiaUii 
 
 ill;/ or 
 
 993. If the opposant fails Foninil. or I'iolat...., 
 present his opposition upon E.iru\iiiui (lair I'oaars 
 the day li.xed, any j)crson in- 
 terested may o tain judgment 997. I 
 oi non-suit against him, upon j 1. \Vh 
 
 filin 
 served u 
 
 n tlie following ca.ses : 
 enever any association 
 
 •^^"...';l"P'.^'V'^^' "M'"'''^'<^'.' ! *>'■ number of persons acts as a 
 
 " ' ' corporation without being le- 
 
 uorporated or recog- 
 
 ])on such person ; and 
 uptin receiving a copy of such 
 judgment the functionary call- 
 ed upon to solemnize the mar- 
 riage may proceed.] 
 
 994. [U the opposant fails 
 1 proceed in tiie manner pre 
 
 nized 
 
 Wh 
 
 enever anv 
 
 corpora- 
 
 tion, pul.dic body or board 
 violates any of the provision.-^ 
 of the acts by which it is 
 

 become., liajji^ 
 
 «ovorno,i or ..,,.„,„^, 
 Ji'-m-r, Jniriclnso „r „rivii ' 
 
 '•^ nor ....,, nMTo.i .,,.0';; r , 
 
 '""J-sry. aff<,rn,.v 4n..rll . 
 
 I iivi/.i. ^1 1 ■ ri^ "' ''II lor 
 
 -wcr Canada ro pro.<,,,.uto i„ 
 
 " tac .s ca,, |,e cstahlisl 
 
 :yr.n.of;in,.vory..as ,' ' 
 '"•««"M'ral ii.t<.ri'.st • h.if » 
 
 ;;;«■;■-. to i„.,on.„i,> tho ^o ^ 
 
 ' "iiiicnt a<'a iixf ..11. » . . 
 ••„<iiii>ii ail costs f(i Vio 
 
 »»0. I he siiniiiions for Umt 
 
 .hon, uta.pec.alinforma- 
 •"'■W'te.i to the nature of the 
 eon n.ventio„, an.l suj.porM 
 bj./ulavustothe.ati,if!u.tion 
 '•totsu,n,n„n, cannot i.sue 
 ;:';-;'-h.-nf,;n„ationwitho 
 
 - iu:iK':^M-A" "^ ''- --' 
 
 999. The writ of summons 
 -mmamls the persons ""l^ 
 '"-g'Uly as a corporation o7- 
 he corporation complained o f 
 ;;;^iyear on a da} «,ed by 
 
 ^-^"cd, in the first case, n„on 
 je one of the persons usur 
 •"g corporate rights, or at the 
 
 15.3 
 
 jTincipal „„•,,„ ,„ , 
 '^"-"h;.-'.-' of the association 
 P;;ak,n,, to a rcasonah o 
 I' >'".: and. .„ the second case 
 ; ;""''"'7. ^" "'e provision 
 •••n/'Mncd in articles 'i|.tJ2 «.{ 
 
 1000. The Zl^y 
 ■« "unions is three days. ^I 
 
 d :;:;:"!" "^^r-"" ^'"" ^i- 
 
 distance exceeds (jv,. leagues 
 -prescrihcd l.y ar.icle 7^.^ 
 
 I. 
 
 K' 
 
 1002. If the dcfendan;:: 
 p ar hey must, within four 
 
 . 7 ' ' ^'"'' ■^P*'''-'-'llv to the 
 Hiformalion; a„d tliV ., 
 ciitor IS hoii,„i f P'osc 
 
 "■^^■^.mz ,;:;:- ■'"•'■' 
 
 4i "'1 "' ine answer 
 
 '"' P'-'-'-eeutor must p, "eVd 
 
 t" prove the alie.^.ttio„s^•th 
 information. i,, fhe 
 
 ;-""- as 'proof iJ*':^,..-'- 
 
 ordinary cases; and after the 
 
 aJirtierdelay oftwodavs tho 
 •«'i-"danfs are bound ','," 
 ducet^.eMproof.-/A,v.;:'.;:^'- 
 
 oftlw.j?;- -'V •""""»« 'he proof 
 ot the defendants is dosed tho 
 P'-f ^-"tor may he aHowed to 
 -;^;- evidence in ..^,X 
 itneie isoecasionfor it; i<he 
 Joes not. either „f the pa "ties 
 'nay .nserihe the eauie ' 
 heann;. on the merits, givi !' 
 
 heoppositepartynotice^of ^ 
 '<->:-t one day heCom fk ■ 
 
 fixe<i.-/i,w;-^, :v'"" **'*' ^'':^ 
 
 i 1005. The court or i„dLr« 
 ;^,">'ty extend the delays i& 
 
':if 
 
 i.l- 
 
 f? 
 
 m 1 
 
 t 
 
 |. 1 
 
 
 ! 
 
 
 1 
 
 ; 
 
 ■1 • 
 
 ; 
 
 «. 
 
 154 
 
 PROrKEoivos AfTKCTISn roRfr.HvTravs 
 
 ever if i.« nccrsxnr.v f..r timcrKls • lOlO rir 
 
 • if jl/»tiro. — //;/(/ 
 
 i006. .\iit\viili.sf(ii„lin>,' til 
 
 IKiflrc 
 
 *' i- I 
 
 -r I 
 
 ">III1 
 
 iri>\ i.-ii 
 
 o JIM mlvcrt ;< 
 
 IIS .'I 
 
 fl fo rji 
 
 "IIS .•.mfiiiii.'d in „rti,-|(. m |,.„,.f 
 
 IIMIL>, the .IcC.n.i.iiit 
 
 twi 
 
 I'p'imftiii'nt hy 
 '■niciif »n l,p inyiTtcd 
 
 "i.'iy set p( 
 
 Up ajrniiisi flic inf.p|iiiiifi..n sii.-h 
 
 'h 
 
 '•<• III fw 
 
 r jinl-jo. j 
 
 Kiiiif'"M hv fh 
 
 ■ > n('w.«|in- 
 
 ]iirliiiimiii V f.viMifitioii.x (ir «'.\- iOll. I 
 
 i'<'|.(inns t(. flic funn as Wwx 
 
 HIISC ti|(. 
 
 • Iccni nilviciihlo, nini llip plain"- hv <lishil 
 
 till 
 
 lip in ilctciicT. — ////,/. 
 
 iiDiy <li'iiiiir fit the mI( 
 
 ■as s 
 
 L'l ifors (if (f, 
 
 ■'iiafur iiiMsf 
 
 pn.<.,.,.,|y realize. I to 
 
 '•if<''l anion;,' the ere<|- 
 
 ■ii 
 
 1007. It fh 
 
 iiperiiir eom-t 
 
 f '•<>rpi;rati..n. hv fh 
 
 tin 
 
 «■ .in<l(,'tnenf .|o- in whi.-h it 
 
 ill tile ili-frict 
 
 ass(iciatii/ii f.) hav 
 
 been illej^ally foriiied. tl 
 
 hlls 
 
 iiie 
 
 le per 
 
 wa 
 
 I'riiieipal pla.w. <,(• 
 ifiiate.j, after 
 
 sons eoinposnij,, tare personally which | 
 
 ;,'IVIliir nofico of the ,1 
 
 iihI f 
 
 pay the costs ; and if tor tl 
 
 t' will mak 
 
 II V II 
 
 e a 
 
 if fie rendered a^jainst 
 
 ppl 
 
 pun 
 
 )i eor- must h( 
 
 i.'if purp<.se._Si,ch not 
 
 porati<iii.piil)lic body or board, t| 
 
 piililished af I 
 
 the costs may be levied eitlu-r 
 ipon the y-roperfy of such cor- 
 
 tiree times in twopnhj 
 
 eatiiiii 
 
 ice 
 east 
 
 p.-ipei 
 
 lined bv fh 
 
 potation or upon the jnivate I 
 property of the direct 
 
 "'<! flip first piiblieat 
 
 ic news- 
 i; ooiirt. 
 
 >t' niado t 
 
 !ith 
 10. 
 
 er otlicers thereof. — //,/,/. 
 
 bef 
 
 W( 
 
 ion must 
 ' months af least 
 
 >ro the day fixd f 
 
 *"• ••'pplif'.-ifioii. — i 
 
 1008. When 
 
 l(». 
 
 over anv cor- 
 
 ■J s 
 
 I, 
 
 L. ( ' 
 
 "or siich 
 88. 
 
 poratimi, public bodv or lioard. 
 
 "as forfeited its ri^rhts, privil- ,',urat 
 
 1012. Iftl 
 remaining; due bv 
 
 lore arc anv debt.- 
 
 sue 
 
 cges and fraiich 
 
 tl 
 
 H! .jndi 
 
 ment declares it to be diss.ilved 
 and tcibe deprived of its rii'hts 
 
 perty 
 suit I 
 
 '"u. its ini 
 ''iiii onlv he sold I 
 
 eor- 
 
 nioveable pi 
 
 n- 
 
 and 
 
 a curator is named in diu 
 
 in till 
 
 "■<'u;,'ht a;r„insttl 
 
 •rdii 
 
 firv f 
 
 ipoii a 
 le curator 
 -11.1,1. 
 
 orm. 
 
 orin to administer its proi.ertv ' lOlo r i, 
 
 iind li(iiiidate its attai 
 
 1(1. 
 1009. Th 
 
 rs.— /A/,/, debts d 
 
 fh 
 
 <'i'i' arc no 
 
 or if 
 
 'le by such corp(,rat 
 
 I 
 
 quired by flu 
 
 e curator, after then fh 
 
 "cli <lebfs arc not k 
 
 ion. 
 
 nowii, 
 
 H''v,n.ir ;r,vc„ the security re- to the sale of 
 
 <• eiirator must procee.l 
 
 lecoines s( 
 
 court or .judi,'e, to the h 
 
 the 
 
 of the di.'<solvod 
 
 izcd of the property 
 
 SivuiiT noti 
 
 ij,'bcsf hid.l 
 
 iminoveabl. 
 
 er, 
 
 aft 
 
 corporation, the sa 
 
 I'c of such sal 
 
 er 
 e, in 
 
 im inventory of which he must d 
 
 'IK' nianncr as the sheriff 
 
 cause to b( 
 
 made in due form 
 
 in executions asrainst fh 
 
 of law. in the presence of 
 
 or more of the 
 
 on 
 
 "iinioveablos of a debtor.] 
 
 //ill/. § 4 
 
 persons who , 1014. A sal 
 
 th' 
 
 were members of such corpora- by 
 
 tmn. Ho must afterwards dis- th( 
 
 pose of the moveable property all the ^ 
 
 to the best iidvantage. — J/jid s^lp _/; • 
 
 C.C. ;i71-2-a. ' • ■•^. I'u 
 
 c thus effected 
 
 •urafor after observii 
 
 lotiuisite formaliti( 
 
 1015. Th 
 
 c fleets of 
 
 has 
 
 shcrifi" 
 
 curator is then 
 
'SIRI-ATIOV OK 
 
 'x'lirnl f 
 
 '•inr.if (ifFif 
 
 rs. 
 
 tiianiH'i- n 
 
 " "' iiiif, in ti 
 
 •■* ciirafMis t. 
 
 "' "aino i 
 
 .».> 
 
 n Mii'li ,.ft 
 
 ll.i.i 
 
 "•' ■■"l.)ii(Ji(<uf 
 
 n"'- of I,,,, J 
 
 1019. 
 
 Of 
 
 KKCTIO.V II. 
 
 rsuyp,,,,,,,, „r /.,,/,. ^. 
 Corjmratr HfHrrs. 
 
 1016. Any ,„.,..,.„]„,,.,, 
 ""'>•'"•'..« a .■..M,,.lHin, w". 
 
 If fh 
 
 I'lirfif": 
 iipli 
 
 {•on 
 
 '"■'liTs ti,,. .' ,. , .''"'winont 
 
 rli< 
 
 'v'''''-''"/'iaii ///,;? '■'■^'•'' 
 
 i 
 
 '""•"•It'i int... „r 
 
 l"'l'i- or ...vuivi.s,..s : , .,v „.,,„.,, 
 
 '-"^ ^ -.S,;z;:;iH;^ 
 
 It 
 "iiiii 
 
 ''••inciii.sc i,r 
 * iiiad.'i ; 
 
 -• ^".v "(lico in any n.riH,. 
 
 '"■ w«.s ciiM.f,.,i in yi,., ' ; 
 
 ,"';;■';":; ;■;"""•' i «T;f,„ 
 
 """^■'1 «, aitiric !t!»,S- „n, I, 
 
 ••f'liiplainf ii4 
 <^'""|'l"inanf 
 
 ' . § s^ 1.2 
 ,.1020. It the 
 
 '■ran-hiso ,„ v "!!'•"• '"■ 'ho 
 f'"' oath of .i^' •''^•''' ^••''<in? 
 
 ••^•("iro.l hv Jan . u""'' ^^" 
 hl,.,.„i.' ., • '"'*• take 
 
 /A-V. 
 
 I. 
 
 J. 
 
 ■■I'hlifi.ui to the 
 
 i"^'>'.ia. in Vhe I '"'''' • ""* 
 
 '•■•"•H-hi.tC a ,, i'''^';, ""'-' "•• 
 MORlect „:.:".''."*''« ^«'*e of 
 
 
 •■;-'>'■ '" hi' l"'Iili..„ ,1, ■ "'■"«'"«• »n.l ,„ ,,'."!*"' "'"I 
 
 f (.'oiirt 
 
 luuy ^ —/A,,/ 
 
 «• «, § § 1, 2 
 
 i 11 
 
 if 
 
 I * ■ 
 
 il 
 
 It 
 
I.'irt 
 
 OF MANDAMIS. 
 
 SKCTION rii. 
 Of Mdiuliinms. 
 
 11 
 
 11 * 
 
 ! I 
 
 m 
 
 1. t\ ' 
 
 Pi 
 
 ill »1m' following 
 
 1022. 
 
 I'liscs ; 
 
 1. WliCMiovcr liny <'()r|)(irati()ii 
 ru'K'lcctK or r»'fii.M(>!* to iiiako iiny 
 «!li'i-ti..M which Uy law if iV 
 iMiiiiitl to iriiikc, or to rccoj;rii/o 
 -iicli 111' its iin'inhiMH us havo 
 liiM'ii li'jrally i-hoseii or «k-ftiMi, 
 or to ri-instato such of its iiu'in- 
 bors as iiiny have hccn removed 
 without lawful caiiiif ; 
 
 2. \VIm-ik'V(t any pcrtion 
 hol.lin;,' any otlico in imy eor- 
 jioration, jiublic Ixxly, or court 
 of infonor jiirisdirtion, onnfs, 
 n('f,'le -ts or n-fuscs to |.erforii: 
 any duly bclon^'inir to such 
 oflico, or liny act wiiich by law 
 ho is bound to |ierforni ; 
 
 '.\. Wheiuivcr any heir or ro- 
 ltrosontativ(; of a pni)lit' otliocr 
 omits, ri'fnsi's or ncfj^lccls ti. do 
 any at wiiich, as such hoir or 
 rc|tri>>cntative, he is by law 
 oblif^cd to do; 
 
 4. In ail cases where a writ 
 of mandamus would lie in 
 Enf,'land : — Any {ternon inter- 
 0!-ted may apply to the superi- 
 or court or to a judge in 
 vacati(tii and obtain a writ, 
 commanding the defendant to 
 perf(uin the act or duty requir- j 
 od, or to shew cause to the ! 
 contrarv on a day fixed. — P, 8 ' 
 L.C., e. SH, s. IL i 
 
 1023 Tlic application is 
 made hy a petition, supported 
 with atlidavits s.^tting forth the 
 faets of the case, and present- 
 ed to the court or judge, who 
 may thereujion order the writ i 
 to issue ; and such writ is serv- j 
 t'd in the same manner as any i 
 
 other writ (d' siimjnons. —.//,/-/ 
 s. \1. 
 
 1024:. The proceedingM 
 sMb.-<M|ucnt III the service are 
 hail in accordance with fli" 
 provisions containc(| in the 
 (irsf sei-tion of this chanter.— 
 Il>i<l. s. 12, § 2. 
 
 1025. I f the petition Ih well 
 foundcl. the court or judge 
 may order the issuing of a 
 peremptory writ, .•ommanding 
 tile di'fendant to do the thing 
 demanded of him: and if he 
 fails to couMily he may be hebl 
 by coercive imprisonnlent to lio 
 It. unless the defendant is a 
 acorporati.ui. in which case it 
 may be condemned tr> jmy a 
 
 i Hue not exceeding two thousand 
 df.llars. which is levied by exo 
 ciition in the ordinary manner 
 against its moveable" and im- 
 moveable property.— //,,',/. .s.|;!. 
 
 1026. Any person to whom, 
 or the person representing any 
 corporation to whom, the per- 
 emptory writ is directed, i< 
 bound to return such writ on 
 the day ^pecitied, together with 
 a certilicate thereon of its exe- 
 cution. 
 
 1027. If the matter relates 
 to the makingbyacorpcuation 
 «d any election to an offi,-,. 
 which is vacant by reason of 
 such electicm not having taken 
 place within the time required 
 <>'• being or having been declar- 
 ed null, the proceedings are the 
 same as above inentimied ; and 
 the writ commands the proper 
 oHicer, or, in his absence, su.^li 
 person as is appointed by the 
 court or judge, to proceed to 
 such election, at the place and 
 tune hxed, and to do every act 
 to be done in order to such 
 
f II 
 
 o»' rRoHiriiTiojfB. 
 
 cleoti..,,. „r Hh..w cause f., tho 
 (•..iifnirv.— //,/-/. M. 11, 5 -2. 
 
 .,}P^^' ''"■ '"''■■^"f f" whom 
 r""l' «..t ..r |M.r..m,,f,.rv writ 
 i- a.Mn.s-,.,! ,.„„„„t ,,„\„. 
 
 I.ro...M.,i ,.,„„.,, ,„.,.,i,„Mvif|H.U 
 
 W'vin^ [Mihl,,. „,.,i,.,. „,„,.^.„,. . 
 wrrn ,.^. ,„ ,,,. Fn.„..h „„., i„i 
 • Kn«:h.h lan«„aKos, u,„I 
 
 ■""I'M nntlCf nillHt 
 
 fortimlifiex*. ('. s 
 
 «!», c. I. -2 Wnrfnn 
 
 h. 
 I.. 
 
 \b1 
 
 NKfTKi.V V. 
 1032. In iiiiv OH., vvh.'r.'iii 
 
 ■--■i .nine.. niiiHt. (luririif ,u I .i i ""•'""■"' "'"''■""• 
 
 ''".V fi.x...l for H„!.l. H,...ti , . r"/'"" '"•" i"vulv'..|. no 
 F;'«to.I „p ,., tho .loorof th. n' '"■ /■""*''"' '" ^■•"" i- 
 
 '•■isin.'SH of HI1..1, ,.,.r...- '.:,.. .. • • T'^- •"• '•>• 
 
 »->^in.;sH of Hudi '-orporMtion is. I lo-^io . 
 
 ;i'>'J It fhoro is no .-hiin-h. then nn„l f > ' "'''""'' '"'■•"" "".V 
 
 ;-'..-'-h locality.!//,/,/.'. ,4. ;1;t''' 
 
 such 
 
 o jirovisioris oonfaino.! in 
 <'haiit.>r lies to tho court 
 
 1029. N^evcMthHcs^ cvorv l;}"r'"','\!^'""''''' ^'^'-'T't i" 
 
 matters relating t< 
 (•••rporations and otJicV.'sT pro 
 
 '•••"" ", ..r.icr thereto is "void v , 7»^ ' """ '"""'•^ = F"-"»- 
 
 ""'•'•'■^ "H Kreat a number f .. ^^!'/''f "'' "f'I'-al Lo 
 
 v;.tors are present an d vo e h"'" r''"'" ♦•'^'>' •''>•- fn-m 
 
 thereat as w<M,ld have b^en ,^ T'.T''^ ''''''''• J''''^''''^"t 
 
 '•*■;» "'■'•«"1 if the election ha '''^''''"^'''•^•'''•-'''''/••''- 17. 
 taken t>l!i..<. ..» .u_ . . . ' 
 
 '"k*-''! place at tho usual time 
 
 ■■,V"' ">""r or.linary eircum- 
 •"tances. — //,/,/. § 5^ 
 
 . 1030. The peremi.tory writ 
 
 "s wH?;V'" ''^ "''"^" "'-"^^^^^^ 
 
 "»<wnts,n error or in appeal. 
 
 SiiCTION IV. 
 
 Of Pmhibitioits. 
 
 ^}^^h ^^'"■'^^ "f prohibition 
 are addressed to Courts of 
 nfer.or jurisdiction whenever 
 ^h^y oxeeed their jurisdiction' 
 — Itiey are aiiplied fur 
 ''•^ta.ned and execulod in the 
 '"'"•I wanner as writs of 
 mandamus, and with tho same 
 
 'HAI'TKR KLKVKNTIf. 
 
 OK THK A\NUI,Lr.\«} OK I.KTTKRS- 
 I'.VTKXT. 
 
 1034. Any letters-patent 
 granted by the crown may be 
 dec ared null and be repealed 
 by the superior court : 
 
 1. Where such letters were 
 obtained by means of njuie 
 
 Iraudulent suggestion. or where 
 some material fact has been 
 concealed by the patentee, or 
 with his knowledge or c'onsciii J 
 
 * Seo arts. 1023 et 8e,f\ 
 
 "•i :.,- 
 
158 
 
 or A\NIM,I\(} I,KTTKRH I'ATKXT. 
 
 f f ' 
 
 ' ( 
 
 _^4 3 
 
 2. Wlu'n thoy have l)con 
 fjriintt'il liy iiiistiikc (U- in ij^no- 
 liiiii-i' 111' sonic inatoriiil fact; 
 
 ;i. When flic piitcntcc, or 
 flioso claiming under liiin, have 
 (lone or riniitlcil to ilo soinc act 
 in violation of tho terms iiml 
 conditiims upon which nnch 
 li'ttcrs-patont were griintcil, or 
 for any other reason have for- 
 feiteil their ri;:;lils ami iiit(>rests 
 in siicli letters-jiatent.— C. S. 
 L.C., c. H',». s. :). 
 
 1035. All demands for an- 
 iiuUini,' letters-patent miiy i)o • 
 made hy suits in the ordinary 
 form, or hy xrirr /(finx, upon 
 information brought by her i 
 majesty's attorney-gonf^ral, or 
 solicitor-general, or any other 
 olVicer .Inly authorized for that 
 jmrpose. — Ihid, 
 
 1036- The information is 
 served ujion tiie ])erson who 
 holds or relics upon such let- 
 ters-])iitent. and is heard, tried 
 and determined in the same 
 manner as ordinafy suits. — ! 
 Il'til. § 2. 
 
 1037. An a]i]»eal lies from 
 the final judgment rendered 
 upon such information, pro- 
 videil the writ of a])j)eal issues 
 within forty days from the 
 rendering of the judgment. — 
 ll>i<i. s. ('.. 
 
 1038. Tn the ease of Ictters- 
 ])!itent granting lands, the suit 
 may be brought before the 
 superior court by any interest- 
 ed piuty, with the observance 
 of the formalities of ordinary 
 suits, as provided in chapter 
 twenty-tw'^ of the consolidated 
 statutes of Canada. — C.S.C. c 
 22. s. la. 
 
 1039. Letters-patent g'lnt- 
 ing lands may a.\»v bo cancelled 
 
 in accordance with the pro- 
 visions contained in the 
 twenty-.sec(U)d ohajtter of the 
 I'onsolidated statutes of Ca- 
 nada. 
 
 CHAPTKR TWKLKTfl. 
 
 or iiAHKAS c'oui'i s ad scitji- 
 
 f'lKNDr.M IN- civil. MATTKKS. 
 
 1040. Any person who is 
 contincil or restrained of his lib- 
 erty, otherwise th;in from some 
 criminal or supposed criminal 
 matter, or any other jierson 
 on his behalf, miiy apjdy to 
 any out" of the judges of the 
 court of (jiieen's bench, or of 
 the sujierior court, for a writ 
 addressed to the jierson under 
 whose custody he is soconlined 
 or restraineil. ordering the lat- 
 ter person to bring him before 
 the judge who granted the writ, 
 or before any other judge of 
 the same court, together with 
 the cause of his detention, in 
 lU'der to exiimine whether such 
 detention is jiistitinble. — C. S. 
 li.C. c. (),'>. ss. 2(t, 2.). 
 
 1041- Tiie iipi)lieation must 
 be supported by an ii Hi davit, 
 sliewiiig fliiit tliere are prob- 
 able iind reiisonable grounds 
 for the ii])]tlication. — Ih'nl. 
 
 10'3:2. The writ issues in 
 tiie nanu! of the sovereign, is 
 sealed with the seal of the 
 court to which the jiulge be- 
 longs, and is attested in the 
 same manner as any other 
 writ. It is returnable witliout 
 delay, unless a teru) of flic 
 court is so near tliat the writ 
 cannot be executed before such 
 term, in which case the judge 
 
or HAnKAS runpvH in rrvri. mattkus. 
 
 Ia9 
 
 'liny r,r,lo,. f|„. ,^^1^ (,, ,,^ ^^_ 
 (iirnci .iiirinu; form ; .mcl if 
 Hi- on.l of th,> term ho «o 
 "<>;ir fli.'if fi,,. writ cannot pro- 
 jMTly 1,.- (..\-,..Mitc(| (l.irin.r fh" 
 fnn it M.,.y Ix- „ni.l.. .■.•?.irn- 
 •■''''•■ <iiiiiii;r the f.)ll,,niii,r v;i- 
 cafir.n. — //,/</. A- s. LM, s< i»? 
 1043. The writ is sorvcd 
 
 r<Ms.-Mally. or at tlio i,!,- 
 
 ^vhon- fho por.-on is ,.onlin.M| 
 f"- rcstrain.Ml. sneaking f.. ;, 
 'l;"'H-.^'i'' si.rvant „r an a-..„t 
 «>t the p(M--^(,n to wli,„„ ir i. 
 ••'<l'.lros^,M|. ;,„,1 io;,vin- f|„. 
 "•nt Itself: MM.l fl.e n-inrn „f 
 M'rvic,. IS tna.lr iip-in a corti- 
 
 tU'il cmiy. — //,/,/. s. 21. 
 
 1044. In (lofault "of cotn- 
 I.lian.'c with the writ of/,,,/.,,,, 
 -or/nr,, (lu- porso,, „p,,„ ,vhoni 
 It was sorve.l is held f, be 
 A'liilty of a contoinpt of the 
 '*""irt under whose seal the 
 writ issued, and the fiid^r,. ,„;,y 
 ;:i-ant a rule under the seal of 
 tlio eourt. returnable before 
 *;'"di jnd^r,. orbidore the c.uirt, 
 i"i_liis imprisonment.— //,/,/. 'i 
 1045. Upon the return of ■ 
 fie writ „f /,„/„.-,., ,.,,-y,„v. or of i 
 ' h; nile mentioned in article i 
 "'1-*. the jud^'e j.roeeeds, as 
 soon as he conveniently can 
 *'> examine, bv means of ,1,.- 
 I'ositions under oath or aflir- 
 ination, into the truth of the 
 '"^•t>' alle-ed. and decides ac- 
 cordiu^.Iy.— A/,,',/. s. 22. 
 
 1046. If tJie jud^e before 
 
 whom the writ is r.-turned in 
 
 yiication is in ,ioi,bt as to the 
 
 ruth of tlie facts alleged in 
 
 ho return, he may u.lmit to 
 
 I'ail th( 
 restra: 
 
 lied 
 
 if^rson so confined or a 
 
 "f infancy or coverture, upon 
 security boin- jivcn bv reeos;- 
 nuan.'cs. in a reasonji'ble sum 
 for hi< appearance before the 
 '•""rt un a tixe.l dav durin.r 
 file next term, and from dav 
 f" 'lay. to a bid.- such ordeV 
 as the court iiiav make.— //,,,/ 
 s. 22. § 2. 
 
 104:7. The writ ,)f /,,//»„.>, 
 '■■"■/,, I. is thereupon transmitted 
 to the court, toirether with the 
 
 ^ ^'iiizaii.'eandail th.. i.apers 
 
 '■""•""•"■'I with the application 
 an.J the court thereupon make 
 such orders as to justice may 
 appertain.— //,,",/. § ;;. 
 
 1048. Tlie cuiirt tiiav di- 
 
 I'c.-I one or mor<. writt<'n issues 
 
 f'lr the trial of the fact.s ullei;- 
 
 f'l 111 the return, and such 
 
 , 'ssiics are tried [either bv 
 
 adidavit or by the examina- 
 
 tion of witnesses before the 
 
 court or jud;;es. as such court 
 
 , <'r jud<re may think proper.] — 
 
 ; 1049. Tile same proceed- 
 I i'i;.'s are I, ad in term in the 
 |«'ourt of ((ueen's bench an.l in 
 
 the sujienor court, resj.ective- 
 i iy, for controvert in;,' the truth 
 
 "f the return.-//,;,/. ,«. 2.;. 
 1050. The court or tlie 
 
 ,)iid;,'e may pronounce ujion all 
 
 '•osts incurre.l in the issuing. 
 
 contestation or execution of the 
 
 writ of h<ih,<,H r„ri,UH.~lh;,i 
 
 J' 24. 
 
 1051. Whenever a writ .,f 
 ''"'"'"'■ '■'"7""' has been once 
 refu.sed by any ju.l;?''. the ap- 
 plication f(.r it cannot be 
 renewed befi ■- ' • 
 
 i-e him or before 
 
 into 
 
 iip<»n his eiit 
 
 ny other judge unl 
 
 rcc(.gni/.anco with one 
 
 ering fiicts are iilleged ; but 
 
 ess new 
 
 more sureties, or 
 
 or 
 
 in the 
 
 plicati 
 
 th 
 
 on 
 
 e ap 
 
 may be renewed be- 
 
 c.ase fore the court of queen's bench 
 
1(!0 
 
 OI- rill-; ClRCl IT CUIRT. 
 
 at its iKvxt sitting; in )i]i|ioal at this chiijitcr caiiniit lio oxfcnd- 
 
 thc jilaco whiTc ;i|i|ii'iiis arc »m1 t<» thi' (liHctiiir>;o uf any 
 
 br(Mifili( tidni tin- (jistrict in |i<MS(in iniini-nncd i'nr dcl.t ur 
 
 wiiii'li lilt' iiiPiiiicatidn is niadi;. under any ai'tion or proi-css in 
 
 — II, id. s. 2h. 
 1052. The 
 
 ]>r(ivisi(ins 
 
 civil niiittors. — Ihiil. s. 2/ 
 
 \\ O O K T H [ R D 
 
 (-> I' T 11 E C I \{ ( ' U 1 T (• L K 'r , 
 
 TITLE FIRST. 
 
 IMlWKUS AND .nUISDICTION OF THE ("01 IIT. 
 
 1053. TlnM-iri;uit (Miurtlia- 
 ultimate jurisdiction to the 
 exclusion of (lie su|uMior court : 
 
 1. In all suits wherein the 
 amount or the value of the 
 tiling demanded is less than 
 one hundred dollars, savinj^ 
 the exceptions ciuitained in 
 the followiuj- arti(de, and such 
 caj<oi< as fall exclusively with- 
 in the jurisdiction of the court 
 of vice-admiralty ; 
 
 2, In all suits for scho(d 
 taxes or school-fees, ami all 
 suits concerning as!<ossnients 
 for the building or repairing 
 churches, jiarsonages, 'muI 
 church -yards, whatever may 
 be the amount of such suits. 
 
 1054. The circuit court 
 has original jurisdiction, to 
 the exclusion of the superior 
 court, but subject to appeal : 
 
 coeds one hundred dollars, but 
 does not exceed two hundred 
 dollars, saving the exception 
 contained in tlie second para- 
 gra])h of the preceding article ; 
 
 2. In all suits for fees of 
 otlice, duties, rents, revenues, 
 <u- sums of money payable to 
 the crown, or which relate to 
 any title to lands or tene- 
 ments, to annual rents, or 
 such like matters whereby 
 rights in future maybe bound, 
 even tluuigh the amount 
 claimed be under one hun- 
 dred d.diars.— C.S.L.C, c. 77 
 s. ;!',»;— c. 7!», ss. 1, 2;— c. 1.^, 
 s. 12;!.-— t; range A" l>ujiont, ap- 
 peal, Sth Sej)t. lS«i.'). 
 
 1055. [The circuit 
 niav tiikt 
 
 1. In all suits in which the court for the 
 
 ciiurt 
 ;e cognizance, upon 
 evocation, of .,,iy suit brouirjit 
 betore the commissioners' 
 
 u miliary trial of 
 
 It ! 
 
 .sum or the value of the thing small cause.*, in the oases se 
 demanded amounts to or e.x- . eondly enumerated in the 
 
 li7. 
 
i». 4: 
 
 '1 ' 
 
 t 1 
 
 1' 
 
 ■ !. * 
 
162 
 
 OK THK CIRCUIT COLUT. 
 
 thti .said couil n'-poctivcly, | cuiiso of act 
 with regard to thi" naiii 
 
 iii.i tii(( other 
 
 o III at - 
 iii-ttlcr- 
 
 //-/-/. 
 
 ion orijjinafpiL — 
 
 s;{. 
 
 1062. It 
 
 l."»L'. 
 
 iiKiy al.« 
 
 whi.'h tunn the ,siil)j(..-t of tin- proclaiiiation of "fl 
 
 ii|iiiii 
 
 pri';*i«iit liook, or with 
 
 to any other inattei 
 ill); th(! manner of 
 siiit^ 
 
 reifiirrl bo held 
 
 It! f^overiior, 
 
 111 iiiiv otlu 
 
 concorn- than (hat in whi.h tl 
 
 duet 
 
 ••oiiiity 
 su- 
 
 iictloiis or j>roeeedin;;s hehl 
 
 mj,' lienor eoiirt for th<> district 
 
 IS 
 
 in llie eircuit rl.-W'hat- 
 
 • 'XfC|itilli,' the eoiinti 
 
 ever iniiv or 
 tht 
 
 of iioehel.i^a. J; 
 
 must he done by j l.aval, St. M 
 
 |>n»eee 
 
 lirothonotary as n>j,'ard.s ' ,.n</ Wo/f', 
 
 'I lies Cartif 
 (^l(!h 
 
 niiK'e 
 
 diii« 
 
 ^f* in tlio sii 
 
 or III more tiian 
 
 •oiirf, may or must l)e d 
 liiit' manner hy the tderk of 
 
 pt-rior one plaeo i„ .ertain eo.inties. 
 |ii'ovidri| ill eha|)ter seventv 
 
 one in a- 
 
 th 
 
 e eireiiit court. 
 
 pioccediiif^'s liefore the latter 
 
 nine of tl 
 ic;,Mrds tiitcs of \, 
 
 onsolidated st; 
 
 <'oin't. 
 
 C.Xi't 
 
 pt. 1 
 
 lowever. 
 
 tl 
 
 judicial powers cfinferrcd upon 
 the prothoiiotary in the ab- 
 
 liower Canada. — Th 
 
 <'<>mf is then desi^r,|;,,,.,| ,, 
 
 (■ circuit court in ami forth 
 
 th 
 
 Ml coiintv of — 
 
 ('< 
 
 II III I Hi/ th, 
 
 >ciice 
 
 if tl 
 
 d' a. iiidj. 
 
 Tl 
 
 le olork j than 
 
 '■ouiitji) and if there are i 
 
 ot the circuit court has the I the 
 jiower of administering' oath 
 
 <H1C' 
 
 in th 
 
 rords at 
 
 iioie 
 same coiintv, 
 
 ( 
 
 wilt 
 
 nevjT they aio rcMpiired 
 
 by law or by rules of j 
 
 irac- 
 
 fic. 
 
 C.S.L.C, f. 7(». ss. ;\, 4. 
 
 1060. All 
 
 smdi desi^^iiati 
 *.l. 
 
 iiiiiiiiiii/ th, 
 
 'J "ill nil/) are added ti 
 
 on. 
 
 -C.S.L.C 
 
 1063. Tl 
 
 10 circuit court for 
 
 commissioiiers a county has Juris<licti 
 
 and other persons authorized tl 
 
 to receive atlidavits to be 
 
 ic whole extent (d'siicl 
 
 on over 
 
 in 
 
 tb 
 
 also like 
 
 siijierior court, have pi 
 
 o used even when more th 
 
 1 coil 
 
 ICO 
 
 to tht 
 
 powers with regard 
 
 th 
 
 an one 
 
 orein is appointed for 
 
 circuit court. — I/iiil. s. 
 
 1061. Tl 
 
 any ilistrict i.- 
 
 10 circuit court for 
 
 Its sittings. — /hii/. s. I 1 
 1064. Whtn 
 
 IIOSS 
 
 ly for the dispatch of b 
 
 th 
 
 IS neces- 
 
 iisi- 
 
 circuit court at anv 
 
 .same 
 
 ctiu 
 
 elil at the , place must bo hel.l bv tw 
 
 place as the sujierior more ju;^lges t)f th 
 
 rt, ami its jurisdiction c.x- ' court, 
 "s over the whole district, ' district 
 
 <ujperiiu- 
 
 is designate,! by the ' separate apartnents.'-l //,/,/ 
 
 tend 
 and 
 
 name of such district It can- 
 not, htiwover, grant nmre costs 
 against a ilefendant than he 
 would h 
 
 me 
 
 rcsKling i„ tin. .,., 
 simiiltaiieoiislv but in 
 
 15. 
 
 ive had to pay if he had i * Thi 
 
 been sued before the circuit 
 
 article has 
 
 nnentleil by .strik 
 
 leen 
 
 emirt in the ctiunty in which I word " Wolfe, 
 he resides, and in which the ! s. 1, stat. t)f Q, 
 
 insr o 
 
 ut tht 
 
 ■;i2 \' 
 
i{,'inHtoil 
 
 l.")L'. 
 
 Ill!«l, ll|Ml|| 
 
 HT coilllty 
 ll till* Sll' 
 
 ' "li.-'Irii-f is 
 •' I'liiintit'.M 
 H'.-^ (':nfii'r, 
 •', tjhidlici- 
 iMiirc fli.ui 
 
 t l''MII|(i(S. 
 
 •r scviMitv- 
 
 liltl'.l sf!l- 
 
 .■i.l.i.—Tli.- 
 
 ;ii;itc(l iis 
 iiii'l tor flic 
 
 KiiiniK/ lln 
 lire liioic 
 
 H' coiiMly, 
 
 iiimiiii/ till- 
 nd'lcil til 
 
 '.S.L.C., ... 
 
 t cdiirt for 
 I'tioii nvcr 
 ell coiiiify. 
 tliiiii one 
 '"intcd fur 
 II. 
 
 iH nocos- 
 1 <»f hiisi- 
 rt lit any 
 by two or 
 siijierior 
 
 till' SJllllt' 
 
 *lv but ill 
 —lln,l. .<. 
 
 las beon 
 I,' out t)ic 
 'ic, e. L'l. 
 
 '>K SI'MMo.vs i\ Ttll.- riiw „ 
 
 <•■< IMC, ( iu("cir roi'RT. 
 
 ^HTLK SKCOiVD. 
 
 0I{ IM.V AH V I' Kmck ),(•,{ ,.;^ 
 
 Ifi.T 
 
 •II.VI'TKR KIRST. 
 
 •IK SIMMONS. 
 
 ^•'"••n H,o ilistMn.-o fr 
 
 • Ii'l.'riiliinfs <loinicil.) to 
 
 tli(> 
 
 Til 
 
 1065. 
 
 • •ITIlili;^ 
 
 HupKiior I'oiirt 
 '■> till- lirciiit !•. 
 
 K' provisions roil- 
 ■■""""louses f,„- ti,,. 
 
 I'I'l.v i'i|iially 
 
 . . •oiirt, saviiii; th'o 
 
 provisions hcroinuftor .•onTain- 
 
 '^- I'- «'., c. K\, ss. \'l, 
 
 fiiiiiftl ,t 
 
 '/■ //(/ 
 
 . 'I'., f„rii titr itnt.nimt 
 
 I'd.*— ('. 
 Kiit. 170 
 
 1066. ThtMlelavnponsiMM- 
 iijons islivo intcrmodiatodays, 
 
 * Form Xo. ;{5. 
 
 >»:l'>l. Otll',:l...„Ur.hn„ti.,n 
 '<!>»•■>■"(, ,;■/*.,■ tu it : „n,( n„nt. 
 
 tn,j,th,„.,„„lM„,Ur-\\n' plain- 
 itt atorosaid." h,,,, '• hath, hv 
 '"••^ <l<-.-Iaration li..r.Mint., an- 
 •icxod. made «'"inplaint a-ain.st 
 .voii ill tilt; manner tliorcin Met 
 f'Tth.-) And th.. plaintiff 
 prays jiidjrniontai'cordincriv 
 You art" thcrcfur,, .•..(I'liinMl 
 
 l^owor Canada. i fn th,. '"• r"^'f*^' ""' ^'«"''">'f <•(' the 
 
 Di^trirt (,» Circuit) ^ Ci,, t j 'i^'; I''"'"^*"' '" this ,.hu.sc. 
 
 of . ^ ^ c ,;;"' « 'ff' '•-';^t--. or to appear in per- 
 
 \ 15 of i . -a. •"^""'•••byyouraffori.,.v before 
 
 , Ac. defendant. ^ boiiso, at in the said eir 
 
 [L.S.] VKrroKiA, by tho (Jrace r"'^' "^ ; "''"''"''^ '" H'o 
 
 of <iod, of the Tnited Kinir '"'■*^n"""- ('""it thrs,- ,r„r,l. Ifth,. 
 
 doin <.f (Jreat Britain and h7""' '"• "''^""'"''''■)- "" 'he i . 
 
 Ireland. (^,een, Defender of ! '^ "* '"■''""' <""'• "fxO. 
 
 Jove 
 
 file Faith 
 
 To CD., the defendant ,ib 
 
 mentioned. 
 
 Whereas A. 15.. the plaintiff 
 atoresaid, cJemand.s of you the 
 
 sum of due by you to him 
 
 lor {Htnh: xuflivirnti,, th,- i-nux,- 
 sum you 
 
 to answer the said \leman.?;' 
 otherwise jud-ment may bo 
 given against you by default 
 III witnes.s whereof, we have 
 caused the seal of our <mA 
 «'ouri to be hereunto atli.xed, at 
 this day of in the 
 
 "y <i<^lu,n) whieh said 
 have (as '-o saith) refuserrto 
 I'iiy him. (//• thv uHi„n be to 
 n-rnrn- „ thi,„j wronijfnllj dc- 
 
 year <>t our Lord. 
 
 ne thou 
 
 eight hun<lred and 
 
 want 
 
 Clerk of th 
 
 sail 
 
 E. F. 
 
 <■ said eourt for tho 
 
 I (district f>r (cireuit.) 
 
 "^ 
 
 ! 
 . 'A . 
 
 ni 
 
104 
 
 ri(()visi().\« coxrKRxi.Nv; aim-kai.ahi.k casks. 
 
 i-l 
 
 Iilaco whero the court is hol<l 
 (Iocs not cxcecil five lcii;;iics, 
 with the ordiiiiir.v cxfcnsioii 
 when flic (iistaticf is ^^rcatcr. — 
 llii'l. s. 17(1. § 2. 
 
 1067. Wiieii the writ of 
 Hiiiiiinons is to I)c scrvoil iti 
 niiotlicr (listrii'l, if may 1m> ad- 
 dressed to fl)e shcrifl' or to a 
 bailillof siieh otlier district. — 
 It may ;iIso be .so addresse<i 
 wli'Mi It is to )j(; serv<Ml in more 
 than one district. — In the lat- 
 ter case, as many orij^iiiiiis of 
 the writ of summons must be 
 issued as there are districts in 
 which itrefjuires to be served. — 
 //'/■'/. ss. 17(1 § 4, 171. 
 
 1068. In thcM-ase mention- 
 ed in article 1()(;7. the writ of 
 summons issuinjjj from the cir- 
 cuit court of a district may be 
 served by any bailiff of such 
 district; but he is entitled to 
 no more costs than if the ser- ! 
 vice had been ert'ected by tho 
 nearest bailiti' to the residence 
 of the defendant thus summon- 
 ed. — Ibid. s. 172. 
 
 and jiroofs ».;• /„^•^ . in tho 
 superior court, apply also to 
 appe.'ilable rjise- in" ilic cir- 
 cuit court. — ('. S. L. ('. ,.. 
 
 "it, s. 27 
 
 c. s;!. 
 
 1: 
 
 SKCTIO.V M. 
 
 CHAPTER .SECftND. 
 
 I'UO VISIONS coxckknim; 
 
 I'KALAHI.K CASKS. 
 
 AP 
 
 SECTION I. 
 
 Procccdoigs lief ore Contesta- 
 tion, or ill Fucontested 
 
 tSitits. 
 
 Of Coiifts/olioii. 
 
 1070. Til >ntcstalion ;ind 
 
 plcadin<,'s in appealable cum's 
 in the circuit court are sub- 
 ject to lb-, provisions concern- 
 ing' the same matters in the 
 superior court, except as re- 
 ^'ards the delays, which are 
 ie;,Milatcd as follows :— The de- 
 lay for lilin;,' jireliminary excep- 
 tions is four days, and that 
 for answcrin;,' the same is live 
 J'"'.vs. — The delay for tilinj,' anv 
 other pleading necessary to 
 complete the issues is five 
 days.— The delay tor plead- 
 ing to the merits is five days 
 from the appearance of the de- 
 fcii.lant. Jf no j.lea be tiled 
 within these delays or after- 
 wards within the three davs 
 after the service of a demand 
 of plea, tho j.arty in default is 
 foreclosed by an act of the 
 clerk of the court without any 
 otlier jiroceeding. There is a 
 like delay of live days, on 
 pain of foreclosure, between 
 each subsequent jileading al- 
 lowed by law, without any 
 demand of plea being neces- 
 sary.— <\ 8. L. ('., e. 8a, s. 
 180. 
 
 1069. The })rovisions re- 
 .spe "ting appearance and de- 
 fault, election of domicile, f 
 
 judgments by default or upon on every dav during' a term of 
 contession, tiling of e.xhibits the circuit uuurt.- -76/,/., s. LSI. 
 
 SKC'TION in. 
 Of Proof and Heariny. 
 107lt Proofs mav be made 
 
f)*" JunoMKNTS t\ T 
 
 UK CIHCl IT fol-RT. 
 
 1072. < 
 
 il«Mt 
 
 in: 
 
 niitosU'd cii.sps arc I 
 
 iiHci il),.i| at tlio .-aine tiim. f,,,- 
 I'ldof anil t„r lit-arin^r „„ n^, 
 
 IIH'lit.S. //;/(/., H. ls> >; Y 
 
 <■• H». s. II. 
 
 1073. \iitico (if Hui-li in- 
 .■^'•liiptioii must I).' .^iveri t,> thi- 
 "|'p".xitf party, with one intcr- 
 f"<'''i!it<' -lay's (h.lav if „oti,i. 
 1-^ >,'ivcii in term, ainl Cuir in- 
 tt'nii(M|i„io ,|ays if if is j,iv,.„ 
 111 varatiun — (". .S, |„ ('., ,._ ,^;; 
 S. Is J. 
 
 1074. The ovi(l(Mi<-o is "-jven 
 •■nilly. with,. .It n.-tcs tC'ivuf 
 •xMiic,' taken, unless, IjeC.re the 
 
 oonuneneenient (.f the pnM.f. tlie 
 piirtieH, or one of thoni. tiles a 
 "leclaratiun in writin;,', re.|Ue<t- 
 i",!,' tliitt notes of the evidence 
 I'O taken (luwn in writinj,'. in 
 whieh ease it is taken iir'the 
 manner j)roviaedf(n- proofs ho 
 l<.ro the ji..|-e in tlie superior 
 court—After the witnesses 
 liave been examined, the pur- 
 tios are heard u].(.n the merits, 
 unless the court deems it advis- 
 able to adjourn theca.se on ac- 
 count of the absence of some 
 
 material witness or evidence 
 
 /|'/'/., s. ],S2.-2J v., c. 10, s. 
 
 1075. [With the consent of 
 ai the parties the proof may 
 take j.lace on any juridical daV 
 in or out of term, and may be 
 written down at length, and the 
 elerk of the circuit court may 
 receive the depositions and 
 fwear the witnesses in the ab- 
 sence of the judjre; or it may 
 bo taken before an examiner; 
 ill each case according to the 
 rules »n<\ in the 
 
 scribed for th 
 1076. Xo 
 
 H distance of 
 
 manner pre- same and t 
 
 t'agues from the place where 
 'lie proof is to l„. taken, or be- 
 .V'lid th.' limits of the circuit 
 
 " '"' I t" attend asa witne<-.' 
 
 '"'li'-.- he is siim,„.„H„i in .'on- 
 
 '"I'liir.v with the provisions con- 
 tain..,l III articles l'4»; and 247. 
 ~<". S. L. ('., ,.. ,s;;, ., i,s<;.l.c' 
 •'^- <'.. c. 7lt. s. 12. 
 
 1077. \\'henevcr a dcmiir- 
 '•••'• t'a.-l.e.n lib, I., i„.^.,,,^,„,^^.^ 
 
 ii'-verth.dcss. be iiis.ribe.l for 
 I"'M,t ami hearing, reserving 
 'lH> argument upon the law 
 '.;'-^iies until after the pn.of.— 
 < . S. L. v., c. H-.i, s. 18;'. 
 
 1078. The court may ;it 
 a".v timeor.ler the pn.of to be 
 
 •ad. or a witness or a party to 
 '"-■e.xamincl in an..ther cir.'uif 
 an.l may or.lur that the rccor.l' 
 or a part thereof, be transmit- 
 ted t,,r that purj.ose, a.'cor.lin.' 
 t<' the provisions c.ntaine.l ii" 
 article 241.— /A/,/., (^. j^j 
 
 SKCTIoN IV. 
 
 I 
 
 Of Jufff/mcnt.s. 
 
 1079. The provisions which 
 relate to judgments and to costs 
 
 in the superior co.irt apply also 
 to .liidgnients lendere.l in the 
 ■Circuit court — //ji,(., «. 42. 
 
 1080. Whenever the judsre 
 who heard the case is unable, 
 by reas..n of sickness or other 
 cause, to re.uler ju.lgment in 
 person he may transmit the 
 draft ot the judgment, certified 
 byhimsell. totheclerk, whois 
 thereupon bound to recor. 
 
 U!> Til <i .. ki . 1 X . 1 . 
 
 e superior court.] court 
 }ierson residing at in tei 
 
 read it 
 
 more than fifteen th 
 
 on the next jiiridieal d 
 in; and the judgment h 
 
 en the same f 
 
 in ojien 
 
 as 
 
 orce and eftect 
 
 y 
 
 u. 
 
m 
 
 KXRf'l flHN OF .rrf)fJ.MKNTM IN TIIK CIKrilT fdfUT. 
 
 II 
 
 }i: 
 
 .»s it' if IijhI hccji |ii(ininniceil l»v 
 the jii.ljrc (111 the iliiy mi which 
 it wnii thiiH read. — ('. S. !>. ('.. 
 c. 7», s. 1(1. 
 
 SI'C I ION V 
 
 Oj' tlir Hxifiiliiiii 
 niciif.s. 
 
 >l' ,/ml(i- 
 
 1081. [Writs of cxt'ciitidn 
 
 t'nr tho |iiiyilH'llf of ii ^:||ll (it 
 
 iiKincy issiH! ii;,'fiiiist the iiiuvl'- 
 fihle jimjicrfy of tho ilchtor 
 sitiiiilod oithor ill Uie (Jistrict 
 in which tho Jiidgiiieiit W)i.« 
 ronderod or in any othor dis- 
 trict. In the first case it is 
 Jiddrossod to a l)aili(r. who is 
 l»oiind to olect a doriiicjlo tor 
 the Jiidi^nieiit oroditor in the 
 locality within which the 
 .sei/iire is inado, and who is 
 oiiijiowoiod to levy tlio amount 
 in conformity to tho riilos pro- 
 scribed for seizures by tho 
 shorit!", without howover being 
 entitled to demand or retain 
 any connnision on tho moneys 
 levied. Jn (he second case tiie 
 writ may he addressed either 
 to the bailiti'in like manner, or 
 to the sheritl of such other dis- 
 trict.]— C.S.L.C., c. 8;^, 8. 2(H. i 
 — Ord. 1()(;7, tit. ;!3, art. 4. 
 
 1082. If it apj)ear.s by the ' 
 return to such writ that the 
 debtor has not, in the district 
 in which tho judgment was 
 rendered, suHicient moveables 
 and eflects to satisfy the judg- 
 ment, the creditor inay obtain 
 another writ to be executed 
 "Jton any moveable property 
 and otrects of tlie debtor situate 
 in another district, and such 
 writ is addressed to the sherifl' 
 
 or to any bailitl'of such district, 
 ami executed accordingly and 
 returned to tlu; circuit court. — 
 //'/./. ss. L'(H-,',. 
 
 1083. Ml opp,,sitions to an 
 exe'Ution iigainst moveable 
 property, whatever may be th(t 
 amount or the value of the thing 
 claimed, are within tin; juris- 
 diction of the court which issu- 
 •mI the writ. — //(/(/. s. 20.S. 
 
 1084. An order to stay 
 execution in con^e(|uence of .an 
 oppositicui to the seizure and 
 sale, may lie granted by the 
 judge, either within or beyimd 
 the 'iinits of the circuit, o'r by 
 the clerk, and for that purpose 
 tho judge and clerk are em- 
 powered to administer the 
 necessary oath, iiml the bailiff 
 on being notified, by tlio de- 
 livery to him of a copy of the 
 opposition and of the oidor, is 
 bound to return forthwith the 
 writ and his proceedings there- 
 on to the court from which such 
 writ issued ////«/. s. 2(I.S. 
 
 1085. [In default of move- 
 able property and effects, tho 
 judgment may bo executed 
 upon such immoveables of the 
 debtor as are within the limits 
 of the district in which the 
 judgment was rendered, or in 
 any other district.] 
 
 1086. [The writ for that 
 purpose is addressed to the 
 sheriff of such district, and is 
 returnable to the suj)erior 
 court of such district.] — Ibid. 
 
 s. 2o;}. 
 
 1087. In the case of an 
 immoveable whicli is declared 
 by judgment to bo hypothecat- 
 ed, and has been surrendered, 
 or in cases of arrears of rents 
 constituted under the seigniori- 
 
 0/ 7i'< 
 
WOV-Al'I'KALAHt.K <'A.m.S. 
 
 1«7 
 
 .'I n.'f of Ift:,4. wh,it..v,.r ni.iv 
 1>«; Iho )i mount fli.-nx.f, » writ 
 of cxfcutioii nmv issue iinnic- 
 •lifit.ly ii^fj.iiist Mirli iintiK.vc- 
 'll'lc. !l.|«|r..ss.Ml t„ ft,,. ,s|„.,itV 
 
 "f til.' ilistrict in which if is 
 ■■<itiiiit(Ml.^ -//-/'/. s. •jui; § 2. 
 
 1088. All |ir(i(fc(|in>(s in- 
 • •i-lcntiil to the s-iziire or fnh' 
 "t the iniiiiovcfil.lcs Hci/cd in 
 virtue of the f(irf.->r,,i„^ pro- 
 visions arc oirric.l un hctoro 
 the sii|,(Ti(.r court into which 
 the writ of execution is retiirn- 
 alile, in the sauie nuinner iis if 
 tlieju.l;,'ment hiiij been ren.lcr- 
 t'li l»v .HUch court.— //,/./. M 
 
 1089. In other rcsjiectf the 
 
 toruialitics of the seizure and 
 
 the sale of niokejibles are the 
 
 same as ujion executions of 
 
 .)ii<l;,Mnentsot the superior court, 
 
 iiri'l th<' i,rovisi.,ns eoneernin;,r 
 
 sci/.urc \>y ^rarni.sliment after 
 
 .Mi<ij;ment in the superior c(uirt 
 
 apply likewise to such seizures 
 
 i-'siiin^ifroni the circuit court. 
 
 1090. rpon the return into 
 
 tlie suj.erior court of a \rrit 
 
 of execution against ininiove- 
 
 'i>)Io.S granted hy the t-ircuit 
 
 'ourt, the former court may ' 
 
 '"■'I'T the clerk of the latter to i 
 
 transmit the originiil record in ' 
 
 the case, that it may serve for 
 
 i'll legal i)urj)oses.'— Z/.,-,/., s. • 
 
 »>etorethr..ejudgesof the supe- 
 rior court, according t„ the 
 provisions contained in articles 
 4;i I to 51)4.— 27 A 2.S V <• .ii* 
 s. L'll. ■ ■ 
 
 1092. Such partv has like- 
 wise a remedy l,v appeal, in 
 I'oidormity with the ppov ision- 
 ••ontained in the fourrh hook 
 
 "i 'Ins code C. S. L. ('., c 77 
 
 s. .'111. 
 
 •II.M'TKR TIIIIU). 
 
 l'K.)VIS|„.v.s I'.VKTICL-F.AK To N(,V- 
 APPKAI.AIU.K f'.ASKS. 
 
 SKCTION VI. 
 
 0/ li'ctncdics of/ainst Juch/.l 
 Dicuis. 
 
 1091. Any ].artv who deems 
 himself aggrieved by a judg- 
 ment of the circuit court may 
 <.btain a rehearing of the case] 
 
 1093. W hen a non-ai pr-al- 
 able case is returnable during 
 '♦■rm in the circuit court, the 
 •lefeiMlant is hound to appear 
 in <.pcn court on the dav and 
 at the hour specilicd, without 
 liavmg a delay until the next 
 clay to hie his appearanee _ 
 C. S. L. C, c. h;}. s. l,S!i. ■ 
 
 1094. IC the judge is absent 
 the case may be called, and 
 , appearance or default recorded 
 j by the clerk.— //,/,/.. § 2. 
 
 I 1095. Confessions of judg- 
 ment may be given orally in 
 ; Open court: or out of term pur- 
 •: suant to the ].r(.visions contain- 
 ed in articles <I4 and followin.r 
 
 and judgment may be rendereni 
 accordingly .—25 y., ^.. ]„^ ,_ 
 
 1096. If the defendant fails 
 to appear, the plaintiff may 
 forthwith j.rocoed with i-=s 
 Jiroof, and the court iiiav there- 
 "I-on render judgment 'accord- 
 'ngly.— C. S. L. C, c. 83, g 
 18y §3. ' ®' 
 
 f 
 
 I ■ f 
 
lAfi 
 
 N<)N-A1'I'KAI.ABI,K f'ASKS. 
 
 M> 
 
 hf^ 
 
 ¥ 
 
 1097. If the caso in rctiirn- 
 ahlf in toriM. Hie lict'cnilunt. 
 tipdii (ippciiriiij;, is IidiiikI to 
 plciul forllnvith. lie niav do 
 !*<• in writin)? or orally, af his 
 optiiiri, iinlosH tlip court unlcis 
 that tho picas shall, within a 
 fixed diday, be made out in 
 wiitin«; hut the plaiiititV is 
 not hound to answer in writing 
 unless t\n: irt so orders. 
 
 If'ili. H. I ltd, 
 
 1098. I'ftho defen.lant does 
 no' ph-ad in writing,' he iseall- 
 t'd upon hy the eoiirt to speeil'v 
 whatallej,'ations(d'the(le.dara"- 
 tion iio admits, and sueh ad 
 missions are recorded. If he 
 makes no sueh admissions he 
 is held to have deiii(!d all tlu; 
 t'iiits allofTod, and is liable for 
 tho costs of provini^ such of them 
 as may b(> proved. \o other 
 articulation of facts is reiiuir- 
 (nl.— //>,;(. § 2 ; s. 9.S § 2. 
 
 1099. If the action is re- 
 turnable in vacation, the pro- 
 oeedini^s with respect to 
 appearance, default, judgment 
 by default and relief therefrom, 
 confession of judgment, written ^ 
 pleadings and the inscription 
 of the ease, are the same as in 
 aj)pealable cases ; but no de 
 "land of plea or of answer is 
 necessary in order to obtain a , 
 foreclosure; the notice of in- 
 scription for proof and hearing 
 must be given at least throe 
 days beforehand : and if the 
 defendant fails to appear or to 
 plead, theplaintilTis not bound 
 to give notice of the inscription 
 of tho case for proof, when such 
 proof is necessary. — //>ir/. ss. i 
 lt»2-;!-i-u-fi-7. : 
 
 1100. [If the defendant 
 fails to apj>ear or to plead in i 
 
 any case roturnahln in term, 
 the plaintilf may at any time 
 proceed to judgment in the 
 same nianrn'r as if the action 
 were returnable in vacation.] 
 
 1101. Tlic proof in all cases 
 is made orally ;ind in open 
 court, without its being neces- 
 sary to take notes of the evi- 
 den 'e. — //(///. s. ISM. 
 
 1102. Judgments fu- sums 
 not exceeding forty ilollars ."an 
 only ho executed np„n the 
 moveable property of the debt- 
 or, except in the case of 
 hypothecary actions, or of rents 
 crea'ed under the seigniorial 
 act of lH;Vt, in which cases 
 the court may issue execution 
 against the immoveable charg- 
 ed, according to the formari- 
 ties })rescribed in the preceding 
 ch inter.* — /hi)/, s. 202. 
 
 1103. The ])rovisions con- 
 cerning oppositions and stav of 
 l)rocecdings, contained in "the 
 preceding chai)ter, as well as 
 those concerning setzures by 
 garnifihment after judgment, 
 must also be observed in non- 
 appealable cases. — //lii/.'^. 2(),S. 
 
 Il0<l. All n()n-ap))oalable 
 suits aro determined in a sum- 
 
 * Tho circuit court may, if 
 it thinks proper, order that the 
 sum for which judgment is 
 rendered bo levied bv instal- 
 ments, provided tho delay 
 allowed for the last instalmeiU 
 does not exceed three months 
 from the date of the judgment, 
 and that in default of payment 
 of any one such instalment 
 execution may issue as if no 
 delay had been granted. — C.S 
 L.^, c, 83, s. 19y. 
 
 mary n 
 amount 
 cecd tw 
 are deci 
 
 OF 
 
 . 1105. 
 
 jurisdicti 
 lessi ,'s a 
 the rent, 
 or tho 1 
 claimed, 
 hundred 
 
 .'^uiTs r? 
 11 
 
 1107. 
 
 the jurisdi 
 
 curt in su 
 
 or possess 
 
 persons 
 
 lands held 
 
 soccage in 
 
 be brought 
 
 court in i 
 
 which such 
 
 or out of t 
 
 of tho supei 
 
 hear and d 
 
 in vacation, 
 
 might also 
 
 be the valui 
 
 the proceoc 
 
 cases form j 
 
n,LK,u,. nKTK.VT.O.V OK TOH.V.S.,,,. ,,,„,. ,^5 
 
 ;;sj":;:;;:;;':i,:i:;;;' :i: -r/'^ V""- ■■"• ''•"•• p- 
 
 *'eo.i tw,M.f.v-,iv„ .L.lla ,1 A- I , i ,"""" T!.';"'" ""^" "It'v to 
 
 'HTI.K TIIIKI). 
 
 OF SUITS IMOTUKKX LK^SORS AXD LKSSEKS. 
 
 . 1105. The ciiviiit ,.„„rt i,,^ 
 .l'""«l"'ti..n in n.s..s l.otwoiM. 
 
 ....s. •. „„,i lo..,„,..s. wlH-novor 
 tlie rent, or (|„) 
 or 
 el 
 
 initiiiiil value, tit|(, 
 
 (•._l(l. ,-. 4. -2o v.. ,.. 11... , , 
 1106. The provisions con- 
 Ki'n.Ml ,„ (he lir.Mt ,.|ni,,ter of 
 
 •• t».« aM.ou«t . «, Zs ,-'y"^"f the «e..on.| part 
 
 un.l.0.1 dollar.._c « L c f "'""■' ^''c ..irciut 
 
 II 
 
 II 
 
 TITLE FOURTH. 
 
 liKLD IN KKKK AND COMMON SOCCAUE. 
 
 1107. f'oncurionMy with 
 tho jurisdiction „f the superior 
 court in such matters, petitory 
 or possessory net ions ...'iiinst 
 
 lands held in Ireo un.l conunon 
 «'>ccago in the townships nuiv 
 be brought before the eircui't 
 court ,n the eireuit within 
 which such lands are situated 
 or out of tern, before a judge 
 of the superior court, who may 
 hear and determine sueh suits 
 
 in vacation, as the circuit court I 
 might also do. wiiatevnr nn.v ! 
 
 'e the value of the lands; and! 
 the proceedings in ail such 
 cases form part of the records 
 
 j of the circuit court.— C S L T 
 j <•• 45, ss. J, 10. ■ ■ •' 
 
 I 1108. The j.IaintiiT in anv 
 I «>'ch suits may add conclusions 
 
 ! of such lands, and fo,' any 
 o her damages he may have 
 Miftered.— Ml,/., s. II. 
 
 1109. Such suits are sub 
 jcct to the same provisions as 
 other aj.pcalable cases in the 
 circuit court, as regard.s s„n,. 
 •nons. pleading and i.roof.- 
 ''"'/., s. 5. 
 
 ,iH"^^n ^^''^ ^tfendant may 
 plead all matter-, of defence 
 even adverse title, and may 
 also claim, by incidental de- 
 
 I 
 
i 
 
 170 
 
 Ui.klf^\. DKTKNTION ol '^'•WNNHri' I.A.N'Dfl. 
 
 "I'unl, y/^U^ffffr <.inii Ijc nmy 
 ')«' ciitilk'il ( I (/ jifneincntH 
 iiiiKlc n|ii>ii 111,. Uiitjf' —//>((/.. 
 "■-. .!, 12, l.j. 
 
 1111. I (('••itli.T (,r III,. |,„r. 
 tii's i^ ii;,'^,'iicv<Ml l)_v till- jmlK- 
 iin'iil he iKiiv itiHcrilH; fh«' cii'^c 
 I'lT lu'iiiiii); licfoif three jii.Jj^rs 
 • if the ."iiin'riiprcuiirf, iiccorfjinjr 
 til llic jii<»visi(iiis i-oiitiiiiH'il in 
 article- lit} and t(.lli)\viii;r, aii,| 
 willi.iiit jiiejmlico to the ri^^ht 
 iil'ii|i|(cal to llicconrt (if (jiiceii"..' 
 
 bciicll.l — //</(/.. OH. I, '». 
 
 lllu. 'I'lif .jiKlj^iiiciit iiiav, 
 when tlio |ilaiiilill i,x eiititleii 
 to it, tl(!olare him owner of tho 
 land.s in (|uc'stl«>n. iiiiil order 
 the dei'ondiint to restore them 
 t(i Mn wiihin twenty days from 
 
 -erviee <if jtidKiinpnt. and Mich 
 .indjfnient may carried into 
 
 ert'ect hy means of a writ of 
 possession, as |irescril)ed in 
 
 articles ."• J'.t and ijO //,/,/. .^jj. 
 
 1113> All a|i|,eal lies liefore 
 
 Slieji judgement to (I,,, roiirl of 
 (jiieeirs lieiicji, in tlie same 
 manner us any other apjieal 
 trom the eirenit eourt ; never- 
 theless, the security mii>t be 
 liy two sureties, iijMi'n real pro- 
 jierfy to the value of two hiin 
 dred dollars each ; ami the 
 petition must be nerved witliin 
 fifteen days after the jiidi'- 
 ment, and be presenteii .'m the 
 lirst day of th(' term next after 
 IIm! expiration of such fifteen 
 (iiiys — 2.> v., e. I(t, ;<, 7. 
 
 BOOK FOURTH. 
 
 COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH (Ai'l'EAL sri>E.) 
 
 CriAPTKR FIRHT. 
 
 •«f|l 
 
 pi. 
 
 AI'l'KAI, KHIlM 
 TMK SII'KKlOJi 
 
 OK KUHOn AND 
 .inxJMKNTS OK 
 roCHT. 
 
 1114. Error may be brought 
 by mean.- of a writ of error, 
 against any judgment of the 
 sujierior eourt founded ii).on a 
 general venliet given by a 
 special jury — It muet " be 
 broiiglit before tiie ■-m-t of 
 queen's bench sitting 
 peal.— Questions of i 
 can be argued in em 
 L.C., c. 77, ss. 4, 2-( 
 
 •ah 
 
 ». 
 
 Hs. 32, 41.— Casey & Goldsmid 
 2L.r.H.212. 
 
 1115. An appeal lies to tlic 
 same court upon any other 
 linal .judgment rendered by the 
 sii](erior eourt. cxeeot in eases 
 (d' rrrfiordii, and in matters 
 (Mineeniing mujiicipal corpora- 
 tions or ollices, as provided in 
 article l();i;{,_e..s. L. C, c. 77, 
 .s. 4; e. 83, ss. 17, 41 ; e. 8<t. 
 ss. fi, 17. 
 
 1116. An appeal also lies 
 from interlocutory judgments 
 ii • i!0 f(d!o-;ving ."ases : 
 
 1. When they in jmrt decide 
 the issuers 
 
 _ * This 
 'Voni an in 
 disiiii.>.,i||, 
 
 claration, 
 
 r-i h. 0. . 
 
. -• yii.'n tl„.y ..r.lcr tli.> .|u- 
 ."•«"' "'IVflunt. whirl, ..„,„„„ 
 •••• r..m...li,.,| |,v f|„. ii,„i| :„,,„_ 
 MlMit ; '' 
 
 •'!• U'lirn fhoy iiniieccsMiirilv 
 -'/■lav fh.. tri.il oftho -Mif.#-1 
 
 "ilia" '.'■ '''"''• -■^' ->' §•■< 
 
 ■LX17. i'r(M'(.('(lin;»« ;„ ..n ,r 
 
 "ra|,|„.u| rn.,„JM,i^,„„,,„, ,^,„. 
 
 ;'-•<•' H. (|„ .li.,,,,.. ,.f M,.,,. 
 
 "■•■i'l. •»n,ivv,i, T,.r,..),o„,.. .(.,|i. 
 
 ;■.""•, 'V''!"" •'^'- I-r-.„. in. 
 
 • -•;ll..r(J. >t. lly.i.-intlH-. Il„.r- 
 
 vill'- an.l IJ.,,„l,,Mn.,is. „,-,. 
 
 .>'""«l''. I..Mr.| ,un| ,l,.t,.n„i,„.,| 
 ;:' ""• .'".v "f .Mnntrfal. ai,.| 
 
 "-' '*''•'^i^ "" n.|.,n,Mi,|,. 
 
 "'tro.an,! the lik.- |.r..-....,|i„„. 
 
 '." '''••'":"'^ "f ^^'obee. Threo 
 ;!""•■•'• •^■•'^""■"".v.Chi.M.Htimi. 
 (taMi.c.HMnnuski.KanMMuaska 
 .Monfiii!i;,Miy. McMiic,. and A,' 
 "'■•'•'a.-ka. an. I,n.u-l,t, Invml 
 
 ;""' •li-tonni.uM/ i„ ,|„. ,.itv of 
 ^'<-'mv an,l th,. writ is uuuU' 
 
 lehiinaMo t hero. -//,/,/., .s. ^i'. 
 1118. [l'n.cfc(lin;,'s i'lMM-ror 
 
 •":."! "J'jH'al must he hn.a.rht 
 
 within a. year from the iJato of 
 
 "'"•.i.";lgmfnt,savi.,;,Mhi, cases 
 .rnvitled lor by artiole.s ,S2.{ 
 m.inud ]():',-; this.leluvofa 
 .vcar ,.s hi.Mlinj,^ even ^m,o„ 
 •""")rs, women nndcr covort- 
 iire. persons of uj.^ound mind ' 
 '"■ '"'•-■"iieted, JIM.? .,pon ,.pr- 
 ^"i»» 'I. unt from Lower Cana- 
 dii. when thoso w!io represent 
 them, or whos,, duty it is tc 
 assist them, have been duly 
 
 OF ERROR ANn Ai>pf:Ar„ 
 
 171 
 
 * This appeal dees not lie 
 
 f'^-nanu.terloeutoryjud.n.cnt 
 ''"""'' ■ 'emurrertoude- 
 
 uisrni,>,-.iij,r 
 
 a d 
 
 brouifhl int.. the suit. — rf fi.c 
 P'Tf.v die. before appealinK'. 
 "•«1<-Iay IS reckoned only from 
 ''.'" ,''»>' "'■ I'i- 'l-ath. a";rainst 
 h- he.r- or le,,a| representa- 
 "'•■•^— ''""•"<•'»*"«- in error or 
 "appeal eannut. however, bo 
 
 taken dur.n,,' the delav allowed 
 for demanding a review bcfnre 
 
 .''■•'•■ J'."'^--; "'T .l.uin;^ the 
 pro,.eedin-s for su.di review.— 
 hvant.irel r». Kvanfurcl, 17 r^ 
 ' • Kep.. p. 2L';!. 
 
 In eases of j„d^Mnent by de- 
 '^"'" '" varafinn. the .lelay for 
 ■'I'l'.'-'lin;; rn„s only from* the 
 ''vi'iralion of the time allowed 
 or hl.n« an ..ppositjon there- 
 ^"■}~""':- ^^. -27, :.:,., ,, H-.i, 
 
 "• '-;^,--'.'V -'S v.. .■.;:!,. s. 22. 
 X119. K the appeal is from 
 an interlo.Mitory jud-ment. it 
 """^t I'ist bo allowed by the 
 <'<)urt of queen's bench, upon 
 nniof,o„,sNppo,te,lwith<.o,;i„s 
 "' ""■'■ l'<"'i..ns of the record 
 as may l,c necessary to decide 
 whether the judt,Mnent in. , nos- 
 t.on.s susceptible of appeal, 
 
 »n'l|"ll-; within one of the eases 
 ■■^I'l'.'ilicd in article UK; —The 
 
 '!"•""" '""^t be made duriue 
 
 the term next after such ren- 
 
 'l«rin;r .,f .jm- ju.l.ment, and 
 
 i ^^^flii-'-t bo receive.! afterwar.ls • 
 
 ^avin-. houcver, the narty's 
 
 nj,'ht t..iir-e his reasons, ainst 
 
 ■'^"'•hju.l-ment upon an appeal 
 
 , troin or proceodin-s in error 
 
 against the final judgment.— 
 
 I V- ''^- I^- <'•. e. 77, s. 2<). i} 4 
 
 piM{. of P.. Q.B. ^"'^^— 
 I 1120. The moti.m must be 
 
 serve. In p.,n the opposite i.arty 
 and. if !ft.i.--.^.! : '. >■ ' . y ' 
 
 ularation, IJ 
 
 I'i L. C. J 
 
 M,tr; 
 
 t'nmng & (Jrange, site 
 
 a rule, call i 
 
 '1. 
 
 I- loiiowod by 
 
 iig upon such o 
 
 iirKst, 15 
 
 party to jrive his reas 
 
 PI' 
 
 "gainst the grant 
 
 '"g of the 
 
 ons 
 ap- 
 
 i 
 
 1 
 1 < 
 
 f 
 
 rf.- 
 
172 
 
 OF KRKOK AND Al'i'KAL. 
 
 \r 
 
 4 
 
 \k 
 
 i 
 sis I 
 
 I)Ciil ; nni] the sorvico of such 
 rule updn him has the ott'cot (if 
 Hus|icii(iiiif^ all proccfMliiifiH be- 
 fore tli(! eoiiit below.— //v/ti., 
 
 1121. I'roeppdiiijjs in error 
 or ill a|i|ieal are lirou^jht by 
 iiieaiis of a. writ, in tlu; Kn^'li.s'h 
 or in the French lan,i;ua;re. 
 issued from the eoiirt of queen's 
 bench. n|i(in the written de- 
 inanil of the party a;,'f;rieve(l, 
 containing the names anil de- 
 fcriptiiin of the parties in the 
 suit iiefore the court below, and 
 mentionini? the place and time 
 at which the jndi,'ment was 
 rend.'red. — It i.^ addressed, in 
 the name of tiie soveroif^n, to 
 the judf^es of the supori<ir court, , 
 commanding them to send up, 
 within twenty days, the record 
 in the cjis('. together witii a 
 transcript of all entries made 
 in such case in the registers of 
 the superior court and of the 
 judgment; it is aigned by the 
 clerk of apj)eals or liis deputy, 
 and sealed with the seal of the 
 eourt of queen's bench ; but ! 
 this latter formality is not re- 
 quired on pain ofnullity ff 
 
 the appeal is from an interlocu- . 
 tory judgment, the clerk must 
 endorse upon the writ that it is 
 
 issued by order of the eourt 
 
 O.S.L.C. c. 77, ss. 2t^, 2S._7 
 K. of I>.,Q.H. 
 
 1122. The delay for return- 
 ing the writ may be extended, 
 according to the distance be- 
 tween the place where the judg- 
 ment was rendered and the 
 place where the writ is to be 
 returned.— 7 R. of P., Q.B. 
 
 1123. The writ of error or 
 of appeal must be served upon 
 the opposite party by leaving a 
 
 copy with him or at his domi- 
 cile.* or with his attorney ad 
 liti'iii in perscm : and it mu.st af- 
 terwards be deposited with the 
 I prothonotary of the court bv 
 which the judgment was ren- 
 dered. — \ return (if .sucli ser- 
 vice and deposit must be made 
 by the bailitl' ujioii an authen- 
 tic copy of the writ of appeal 
 or error, which copy must be 
 tili!(l iti the otiice of the clerk of 
 apiiciils.- H R of P., Q.K. 
 
 1124. The appellant or 
 plaintiff in error must, before 
 the record can be .-ent up, give 
 good and sutlicieiit security 
 that he will el!ectually |»rose- 
 cute the ajipeal or proceedings 
 in error, and that he will satis- 
 fy the condemnation and jiay 
 all costs and damages adjudg- 
 ed, in case the judgment 
 appealed from is confirmed :* 
 or else he must declare in 
 writing at the otiice of the ])ro- 
 thonotary of the court, whose 
 judgment is appealed from, 
 that he does not object to the 
 judgment rendered against him 
 being executed according to 
 law, in which ease he is only 
 bound to give security for the 
 payment of the costs in ap- 
 peal, if he fails; and if the 
 judgment is reversc<l the res- 
 pondent who has caused the 
 
 * This copy is certified by 
 the attorney of party suing 
 out same. — Monison is Dain- 
 bourges, 1 1 L.C. Jurist, 126. 
 
 * The eourt of appeal may 
 allow this bond to be amended 
 and comjileted. — Taylor vs. 
 Molleur, 17 L.C. Rep. 376. 
 
"f" y.UUini ,\.M) AI'I'KAt,. 
 
 .)>"i«inciit fo ho i'xvi-uU'.l i. 
 fM.un.l to refund U> the appH'- 
 lant the iwt inn<, tint only of t!,,. 
 moneys levie,! by oxe,.uti.,n. 
 to-.-tluT witl, loj;,,! interest; or 
 
 irn 
 
 "•r.-sforc.tlu-pnri.orfvofwhiM; ;.;;' •■'"'"V""""*-''' "^ f'"' 'i^.t 
 
 , — (.,., ,_, ,,, „ ,11,. I 
 lie w.is ,,i,t in i.osses.si,,,,, f,, 
 Kffhor with tho fonts, i.-si.o 
 and |,rolits since— (' s L (' .• 
 ~>. -s. 2.;, )2.;:. 
 
 1125. Thesociiirty nuist Ix 
 roft'ivo.l hoforo ono ..f tli, 
 
 '•■•iiHiot fic I'ond.Miino.l if ho fail,* 
 '" af,|,..j.r; jii.d if (ho i.rotho'- 
 ""'■■•ryis in dofaiilt.a noxv writ 
 "I'lst ho issiiod and soryod in 
 the ,<anio manner as tho tirsf 
 
 /'"Ks aln.ady had — Aroham- 
 '•""If .t Hoy dit Pieotf. in an- 
 
 iK'.ll. IS.-.l. ' 
 
 1128. Tho appellant and 
 the respondent are hoth ho.in<l. 
 " "'*-' ^^'-'f '•■* leturnod within 
 
 
 J'"'ire "r j.rothonotary' nmy 
 ■swear the sureties offe'red and 
 'i.sk them any j.ertinent (.iies- 
 ti-ns with lespe.t to their sutll- 
 ciency. — //,/,/. s^_ 2!), 41. 
 
 1126. As isoon as tho sure 
 
 expiration of the oi^ht days 
 
 ne-xt after the day f,.x,.,l for tile 
 return of the writ and reeord 
 on pain of hoin- foreclosed.—' 
 11 H. of l\, (I 15. 
 
 1129. In default of the 
 
 ties hayo been re ;i;;d„', ^^^^- ^" ''"'''^"'t "f th 
 
 »^-"-l f'as H 'e, fo ,n . ^' I T" T^ ^''^' •"ceord being re- 
 
 ••"ted. it is the t' -of th;L ""'."" '^' ^'^^ fixed, the 
 l'<-t\u,n„t:u-y of the eourt n I 7'^I"""'""f- "P"" produ.dng 
 '^••'i'''' 'lie judgment w Tren W "'''>■. '^Y^-^'^' "I-" ''i'". may 
 
 the reeord in the ease .,e< r, ' . '''■-.'''"^'•^cd from tho 
 
 i"« to the tonu^ p.'^-Vfb^dt; ^ j'''"^'^'' ,""'-« 'he appellant 
 
 '•;;• •;;""•' ••'• appei.i, wi i, a i^s^ ' ' iiao 7r"'r' , 
 
 ':;.;:n^;he ,.apers whi., ..rm ^.t^^S; i.:,;:';:-,;^L;^^^^^^ 
 
 I'l It ot It, and a transeript of 
 all the entries i,, the registers 
 and, ujM.n being paid his fees, 
 '•harges and eosts of transmis 
 
 *'-nt may, within eight days 
 next after the period allowed 
 t«»r iling his appearance, set 
 np hy motion all grounds of 
 
 ■^-". to send them up to the Oxce n ion or'"r , "'""""''■^ '^ 
 
 '•'""•t of appeals; and sueh ^f;''""" " "f .lemurrer, and 
 
 n^nrn shall'L eoAitied o,:the ^ ti^^'S . "'' '^^''^"^ ^ 
 
 hack of the writ by the iiid-e \ T, f \- ■ 
 
 ">• by the prothon.Jur; j! & in- 'o. ''"'''""r"'^i '» ^'"^ i'^^^"- 
 
 1127. rf the writ of'error"„r ho^d .^"^^"'"^■'""*-'^ "^ ^^^ '4'1'eal 
 
 "t aj.pea! is not returned on " v 
 
 "'« ^^ty (ixe.l, the appella tu;e '^'"■^•^'.^\«"^« ->- forfei- 
 
 '"'■'y obtain a rule a- i ,s h " ^^''' "^'''^ to proceed by 
 
 ):-thonotary in wi;^^e'hlnd: "T^r^.l^'^l!!:!! " 
 
 It is. ordering him to ret 
 
 -Th 
 
 e res 
 
 Itiindcut in such ca 
 
 4. A 
 "in it. nient 
 
 equiesconcc in the judg- 
 
 se 
 
 L* 
 
 Th 
 
 renunciation of th( 
 
174 
 
 OI" KRROn AM) AI'l'KAr,. 
 
 jii<lfi:ii)('iit in flic court below. 1 
 — ('. S. L. C. c. 77. .«. [>.— 
 
 f 
 
 i 
 
 \h.! 
 
 Mi'Xiiiiglitoii V. I)e.><autoIs, in 
 ainpcfll. 
 
 1131. Tlio iijipcllant may 
 Hpl'ly '>y iiiotion for a rtMliic- 
 tion of o.\('c.«siv(! secinity, if he 
 has hccn ol)lif^i'(l to }?ivu it. — 
 ('. S. L. ('., r. 77, ». 5.-27 (J. 
 III., c. 4, ».(>. 
 
 1132. rf both j.artics sot-li 
 rcdrc.'S aj^aiiist the jiidj^rnont. 
 their cross-iirocccilinf^s in error 
 or in ii|iiK!al may be joined. 
 
 1133. Tiie a]i|ic]Iaiit nui.st 
 file liis rea:<on.« of ajijieal or 
 a.^si^'iiinent of error within 
 eight days after the return of 
 the writ and reeord ; he eannot, 
 however, be forctdo.sed from 
 doinf^ so until the expiration of 
 anotiier delay of six days, 
 coutiting from the demand 
 thereof.— C. S. L. C., e. 77, s. 
 32.— 12 H. of P., Q. B. 
 
 1134. If, however, there 
 are demurrers to the proeeed- 
 inji^ ill appeal or error, the de- 
 mand of reasons cannot be : 
 made before the judgnient I 
 upon tlie demurrers. ' 
 
 1135. The respondent has 
 a like delay of eifi;ht days to 
 answer the reasons of aj)peal ; 
 or error ; but ho cannot be i 
 foreclosed from doing :<o until I 
 after another delay of four 
 days from the demand of such i 
 answer. — (■. S. L. C, 
 ;j.S._i;! H, „f ]>., Q. B. 
 
 1136. The court, or a judge 
 in vacation, upon application, 
 of which the opposite party has 
 had notice, may. for good cause 
 tdiewn, prolong the delays fixed 
 
 c. U, 
 
 by the two preceding articles 
 -('. S. L. C, c. 77, s. .•;;{. 
 
 1137. If the reasons in ap- 
 peal or error are not filed with- 
 in the <lelay prescribeil. (!,,• res- 
 p<Mident iniiy demand the dis- 
 missal (if tlu! appeal or pro- 
 ceedings ill error,* with costs. — 
 f'n/. s. .•12. 
 
 1138. If the resjiondent fails 
 to tile his answer within the 
 delays prescribed, he is fore- 
 closed from doing so, and the 
 appellant may proceed as if 
 the respondent had not apnear- 
 
 1139. The jirovisions con- 
 cerning election of domicile by 
 j.arties and their advocates and 
 
 .attorneys in the superior court 
 ■ apply also in matters before 
 the court of (jiieen's bench. 
 
 1140. Within ten day.s after 
 the tiling of the respondent's 
 answers, each jiarty must tile 
 in the clerk's otlice a printed 
 Oirtini, or ease, and, in default 
 of hi.s doing so, the jjreceedings 
 in appeal or error may be de- 
 clared to have been abandoned 
 with costs against the appel- 
 lant if he is in default, or the 
 case may be heard r.,-f,nrte if 
 the respondent is in default.— 
 find. s. 4!). -14 R. of !>.. q. ]>,. 
 
 1141. As soon as the an- 
 swer.s are tiled, either party 
 may, after filing his factum or 
 case, inscribe the case on the 
 roll f.>r hearing, after the delav 
 for tiling /'iirf„ws has expired, 
 ujion giving the opposite party 
 at least two days notice before 
 the case is called. — I j R. of P 
 Q. B. 
 
 ' I , 
 
iig articles. 
 s. ;;.'!. 
 
 I sons in an- 
 t filcil with- 
 )'•<!. th(! res- 
 iiil the (lis- 
 ciil or jirn- 
 itli costs. — 
 
 i>n(Iont fiiils 
 within the 
 he is fore- 
 go, and the 
 "ecd jis if 
 iHit apjiear- 
 
 isions con- 
 loniicilo by 
 .'ocatcs and 
 lerior court 
 •M's before 
 hencli. 
 1 days after 
 !S]iondent"s 
 
 ■ iiinst tile 
 a printed 
 
 , in default 
 rececdings 
 lay be de- 
 abandoned 
 the a|)])el- 
 idt. or the 
 r.rftdrfe if 
 default.— 
 f P.. Q. 1!. 
 s the aii- 
 her party 
 fncftnii or 
 ise on the 
 
 ■ the delay 
 s expired, 
 isite party 
 tico before 
 oR. of P., 
 
 "»K Al'I'KAL.S FRO 
 
 CrrAI'TKH SK((.M) 
 
 M T»K vmrrn ror 
 
 KT. 
 
 i; 
 
 but without b( 
 
 OK 
 
 -Al'l'KAI.S IlioM XHK p, 
 
 five notice, 
 
 i'lff boiin.l f, 
 
 KCI IT s 
 
 ufli 
 
 roiKT. 
 
 cient sureties 
 
 give ir,,u,l 
 
 Jiistity their siiH 
 
 and 
 
 1142. A 
 
 wtio nnist 
 icu-ncy f(, till. 
 
 1 apjx'iil lies to th 
 
 court (.; <|uc(.irs bch<-h i 
 
 •' ceiviii^' their 
 
 any .iiid,:,Miicnt rendered 1)V th 
 circuit court, in the ftllu'win.' 
 
 'fi>tacfi.,n „f tha person re- 
 
 ■■■'"'" ""''•• se<-urifv. that he 
 
 prosecute the appeal, wjn 
 
 answer the condciunatin,, ...nd 
 
 '■"111 will i.r 
 
 ises : — 
 1. When til 
 of the thiiii' d 
 
 « pay the c,,,<ts in tl 
 
 t. 
 
 » or exceed 
 
 e sum or the value 1 
 Muandcd amounts 
 
 th 
 
 Ji"l, 
 
 event of 
 
 XMIU 
 
 rmcnt appealed fron 
 
 ars; exco 
 
 for the re 
 
 I>t, 1 
 
 >iie hiimlred do| 
 
 lowever, in 
 
 nits 
 
 JO. 
 
 1144. Tl 
 
 •"iilirmed.— ('. S. L. ( 
 
 covery oi asse 
 
 ^'iven cidi,.,- bef 
 
 for schools or 
 for monthly 
 schools, and 
 recovery of 
 posed tor the buildi 
 
 h 
 
 ■'iit'iits the court of 
 
 i^'<''iiity may be 
 ore a jud^r,. ,,f 
 
 oiises 
 
 tht 
 
 <iiieen s bench 
 
 >ntribiitions i\,v bef 
 
 I'Tk (.f aj.peals. „r td 
 
 or 
 
 ■•n stilts for tht 
 
 '>re a jiid;;{; of tl 
 
 isstncnts ini- c 
 
 court, or thecderk of tl 
 
 'iiperior 
 ic idrcuit 
 
 pairing 
 
 chiircht 
 
 ng or re- 
 parson- 
 
 oi'rt. at the pi,,,.,, where tl 
 
 j"'l.;,'i 
 
 iges and (diiindi-yards. C 
 in whiidi the evidence has 
 been taken d 
 
 md 
 
 •H'Mtw;isrenderc<|,„ndthe 
 emains deposited am.m-r 
 
 es , the records of the 
 
 can o 
 
 of 1 
 
 Illy b 
 
 own in writiuiT 
 
 n'>t it was giv 
 
 en. 
 
 e a 
 
 1145. A 
 
 ■//n\f. 
 
 'oiirt where 
 
 n. 
 
 \w . 
 
 ppealed on points flees if h 
 
 e is tl 
 
 ny one surety suf- 
 
 th 
 
 When the demand is b 
 
 property ,.f the value „f t 
 
 •11 <'ne hundred doll 
 
 irs, but 
 
 hundred ,l,,il 
 
 relates to fees of oliiee, duties. ., tl 
 
 above all 
 
 le owner of real 
 
 W(» 
 
 anil 
 
 fiver 
 
 iiicuinbrjinees u 
 
 rent 
 
 revenues or sii 
 
 money jiayable to her i 
 
 ins of 
 iiajestv 
 
 le same, saving tl 
 
 contained 
 
 It 
 
 When the demand. tiiouTrl 
 
 th 
 
 n article IN 
 
 11' exception 
 
 ess than one hundred dolU 
 relates tofith.s to lands or te 
 
 1 ceive 
 
 p'Tsons authorized t 
 
 th 
 
 to administ 
 
 't'nrity have ) 
 
 and 
 o rt! - 
 
 lower 
 
 ments 
 
 ne- 
 
 er any ojitl 
 
 annua! 
 
 rent.- 
 
 matters in whi(.h th 
 
 ry for that purpost 
 
 or „tl,or §2. — 10 L. e. K. 2 
 
 1 neces 
 ■I hi, I. 
 
 fut 
 
 lire 
 
 d" th 
 
 rights i 
 
 1146. If. 
 
 (»(). 
 
 atfecfed 
 
 ■t. Tn all act 
 
 jiarties may be dnys. tl 
 the clerk 
 
 within the lift 
 
 cen 
 
 ■ippeilant tiles with 
 
 ions in recogni- clarati 
 
 either 
 
 tion of hypothecs.— Special pro- d< 
 visions regulate appeals from „ 
 .Midgnients rendered in the M 
 'en Islands.— ('. s. L. c. 
 
 on in writ 
 
 III 
 
 OS not object tot h 
 
 "irt a de- 
 ;,' that he 
 
 f tl 
 
 e exccuti( 
 
 dal 
 
 '«- fits the a 
 
 'o.|iidgment. .,r if he d 
 
 >n 
 
 epo- 
 
 mount thereof in th 
 
 IS. s, 9^ 1 
 
 1143. Tht 
 
 I 
 
 '. .s. 12:3 §2; 
 
 hands of the clerk ,d' 
 
 10. 
 
 >r clerk of tl 
 
 ippeal.. 
 
 iieet 
 
 must, within tift 
 th 
 
 party appealing eost 
 
 cen days after d; 
 
 i only 
 
 s in a 
 
 inii 
 
 le circuit court, hi 
 give security for tht 
 "peal Hnd whatever 
 
 e rendering of the judgment, 1 ibid 
 
 ges may be awarded.— 
 
 f^. 42. 
 

 
 17fi 
 
 «"•^' APIM-U.S! FROM THK r\HCV 
 
 TT rofRT. 
 
 1117. In fh 
 
 Iir"r,.(liii;r urticlc, fli 
 
 « ("iXM- of the irciiit 
 
 pro 
 
 fjISC — fhiil. 
 
 oimrt in rrlation t<..>inrli 
 
 visions of Hrticl.. ||24 also 1150 lU-f, 
 
 re tlio iliiv 
 
 iiti 
 
 >. 
 
 114:8 
 
 riif ui.poal is brought (.ad, ,,(' tl 
 
 !<■ apfic.il iDiiv lie lii'iiril, 
 
 .V « jiftltlori, stafill;^ Sllrciii..f|v (il 
 
 •Hio -ronn.ls of appeal, ami tha't of tin- Vlcik 
 
 If parties i,^ hoiiiid t( 
 I! an ap[.oarfinr,i i„ tin; ofliot 
 
 sociirity lias h 
 
 j. raving for tiie reversal of the t 
 
 <|f appeals ; an<l 
 
 <HMi K.ven an.l the elerl< of appeals is 1,„uk,1 
 
 Jiidjriiient, and tho rend 
 
 o reiHird sued appeal ai 
 
 lee p 
 
 of Sliell jildgiiieiit 
 
 ring the regist-r. or the defaul 
 
 iav(> 
 
 lis ought to thereof, and to ent 
 
 een rendere.l.—Thispe- in whi.-h the 
 
 eac 
 
 case 
 
 tition and a notice (»f the dav tr 
 
 on which it will be presenteij 
 
 insniitted to hini. 
 
 record has bee 
 
 til list, with 
 fmm »h 
 
 ippellant 
 
 If th 
 
 not afipear. hi.- 
 
 n twenty-tive .lays appeal may be dedarlMl 
 
 <• rendering of the jndg- been abandoned 
 Yiient, bo served npon the oppo- ;uid if the 
 
 ve 
 
 w i t h 
 
 (oha 
 
 costs ; 
 
 party personally, or at hi 
 
 bimicile, or upon his att 
 
 orn 
 
 ii'spondeiit fails t< 
 appear, the appe'lanf iiiaviM'o- 
 
 cgethor with a eojiy 1151. Tl 
 
 '/ I iff),,, t 
 of the appeal-bond, certified 
 
 oni it is 
 
 <\V ceed by default.--//,/,/ 
 
 10. 
 
 by the clerk with wh 
 deposited. — //;/,/.^ g. 44 
 
 1149. W 
 
 ithin the same do- 
 
 prove due diligence on hi. 
 and if, on the day fi.xeil. 
 record and [.roeeedings h 
 
 lay of twenty-fivo days, th„ 
 appellant must lile his petition 
 itnd notice and the return of 
 service with the clerk of the 
 circuit court, together with a 
 certificate from the clerk of 
 
 not been tr 
 
 Ippellant may 
 
 part. 
 
 the 
 
 ave 
 
 mav 
 
 ansmitted. h 
 
 proceed against the clerk of tli 
 circuit court in the nu 
 prescribed in a'tide 11 J? 
 
 n a liner 
 
 1152. At tl 
 
 le first term of the 
 
 court of ((iieen's l)eiich. sitf 
 
 mir 
 
 ijipeal 
 
 has bee 
 
 ><. stating that 
 
 tppeal.at the place to which 
 
 n given, if the bond 1 
 
 ecurity the record has been t 
 
 tnsniitted, 
 
 in the hands of that ofh 
 Jind the clerk (.f tl 
 
 ccr ; 
 
 fr 
 
 vfter the expiration of fort vd 
 
 Mil tht 
 
 rend 
 
 iv,> 
 
 eriiijr o 
 
 ic circuit ment. or at anvsul 
 
 f th 
 
 .i'ldg- 
 
 court must give the appellant ting, and 
 
 H certificate uf such fil 
 tl 
 
 nsr, 
 
 f( 
 
 i|iicnt .sit- 
 without any other 
 
 formality than tho fil 
 
 rei 
 
 le P"n'"."^e of proving, when printed " /V,c7 
 
 piisitc. th.it the appeal h 
 
 /////, 
 
 if th 
 
 mjr of a 
 
 as 
 
 th 
 
 en instituted. The clerk of a 
 
 ic(iiii,es it, the case is heard 
 
 circuit court i; 
 
 SUlllUli 
 
 e court 
 
 111 
 
 bound tl 
 
 , inoreovir. niciit rendered tl 
 
 •y manner, and jud; 
 
 hand 
 
 ind th 
 
 certify, under h 
 
 e seal 
 
 ot tlie circuit 
 
 other a 
 
 ri 
 
 1 ere in as in anv 
 
 ICIII 
 
 iiirt, ami to transmit to the to s 
 
 1153. ffth 
 
 ■I hi. I, 
 
 i"^. 47, 49. 
 
 'lerk of ajtjieals at the proper t 
 
 oive and file h 
 
 e appellant fails 
 
 place, the said petition and the peal 
 
 case, 
 
 with 
 
 record in thi 
 transcript of the entr 
 tained in the registers of th 
 
 effectually j.rosecute h 
 
 petition, or 
 
 IS ap- 
 
 le may be dc-lareil t. 
 
 ave forfeited his right of 
 
 ics cun- i peal, and be cond 
 
 e I costs.— //,/(/, s. 48, 
 
 cnined to 
 
 ap- 
 pay 
 
OF.VKRAL PROVIStONS RKf.ATI.S.; T(. Ai-PKAL. 
 
 tiiiii to s))ch 
 
 •"HAPTER TfllHI). 
 
 «K\KRAI, I'KOVJSKINS. 
 
 1154. Proceedings in ap- 
 peal or error may he brought 
 ny the iegal representatives (.f 
 a jiarty to a suit who has died. 
 — I'rocee.lings in apj.eal or 
 error, iiponjiidgmonts rendere(J 
 a^Hinst an unmarried woman 
 •T wid.,w who has since mar- 
 ne(J, may be brought by her 
 husband, jointly with hei-; or 
 m the <'as.> of a judgment ren- 
 (lered against a party repre- 
 .•^ented by a tutor or curator .,r 
 other person, but who has since 
 ■■'ttained full age or come into 
 the exercise of his rights, by i 
 siK'h party himself, without th- 
 assistance of the tutor or cur- 
 ator who represented or other 
 person who assisted him in the 
 original suit.*— C.S.L.C.,0 77 
 ss. ;!7-H. ■ ' 
 
 1155. If one of several ap- 
 pellants or .'respondents die", 
 atter the institution of proceed- 
 ings in appeal or error, such 
 procee.lings may be continued 
 by and between the other sur- 
 viving parties.-/A,V/, s. -AH.- 
 12 Vic, c. 41, s. 18. j 
 
 1156. F(.ur judges of the 
 court of queen's bench eonsti- ' 
 tute a quorum in ajipeal.— Any I 
 lesser number of judges, or 
 even the clerk in the absence | 
 "t nil the judges, mav, on any | 
 'liiy in term, open and adjourn ' 
 
 * Parties who have ideaded 
 
 ."eparately in the court below 
 
 may apjieal jointly by one and 
 
 he same writ.-.Spelman & 
 
 Kobidoux, 12 L. C. Jurist, 227. 
 
 177 
 
 the court, receive refurns and 
 motions of course, call parties, 
 record appearances and de- 
 faults, and do all a.-ts which 
 do not re,|iiire the exercise (d' 
 any judicial discretion.— C. S. 
 L. ('.. c. 77, ss. 7, 2<l § ;{. 
 
 1157. The judges in cases 
 of appeal (,r error mav be re- 
 cused for the same causes and 
 in the same manner as in the 
 superior court. — Hi'nl.a. |). 
 
 1158. .Any judg.' who sat 
 in the court below at the ren- 
 dering of the final orinf-rlocii- 
 tory judgment appealed from. 
 IS incompetent to sit in ai.poal 
 
 or error upon the same II,;, { 
 
 s. S. 
 
 1159. .Vo petition in recu- 
 sation is necessary if the cause 
 of MK-ompetency appears on the 
 face of the record.— M/V/. s. 11. 
 
 1160. Every leave of ab- 
 sence for more than two months 
 
 I granted to any judge of the 
 oourt <d' .(iieen's bench is 
 I notitied to the clerk of appeals 
 I by a letter from the provincial 
 I secretary, whi ii must be de- 
 ! posited auioi.g the records of 
 the court and entered in the 
 I register there(d'.— /A/,/. ,. jo. 
 j 1161. When a judge of the 
 j court .d' queen's bench is dis- 
 I (yialiliod or incompetent to sit 
 I in a ease, oris suspended from 
 office, or absent friun the i.ro- 
 vince, or on leave, the clerk of 
 appeals, when thereto re(iiiire.| 
 must re.-ord the fact in the re- 
 gister, and upon the order of a 
 judge of the court, must notify 
 the chief-justice of the superior 
 court. — Ihiii. ss. 10. II. 
 
 1162. The judges of the 
 superior court replace those of 
 the court of queen's bench, iq 
 
f « , 
 
 178 
 
 all 
 
 (JKNKRAI, I'KOVI.moNH KKLATI\(; T( 
 
 • AIM'KAf,, 
 
 ca^os oi iMcompotoncy, al.- .1„„,. |,y an urd<:r in tiic f, 
 
 seriiM!, .>*iis|(('nsiiin, or Icavo of of 
 
 al 
 
 )Mcn(!e, and U|Min tlic chief of tin 
 
 writ 
 
 issuini: 
 
 in t) 
 
 orni 
 n' name 
 
 JI'stH 
 
 .f (li( 
 
 iipfrior court the judges of th 
 
 "viTcif^n, fuMrcsscd ti 
 
 eoiuinunicatinf? with the other 
 judges of the said court, it is 
 iirranL,'ed hetween them which diil, 
 of them iiidividiiallv will re- //,/// 
 
 I' court Ixdow, 
 
 '•oniinandin^j them to di, what 
 necessary, and to make a 
 "y <'ertilied return thereof. — 
 
 lac 
 
 o a 
 
 ny ]iarti<-iilar jnd;,'e of 1166. I 
 
 tho court of queen's bench, take id 
 
 ntervention.- 
 
 mav 
 
 who 
 ease. 
 
 is unablo to sit in the I 
 
 i'lace III a|(iieal with the 
 
 ■ /f>!,/. 
 
 10. II. 
 
 eavo of the c.Mirt. and 
 
 I'he foretfoii 
 
 il,^ 
 
 ith( 
 
 o may 
 
 r incidental proceud- 
 
 « J. revisions, as ings, smdi as jietitions f 
 
 well as those of the preceding t 
 
 or con- 
 
 article, apfily likewise in the of at 
 
 miiance. disavowals, (diang( 
 
 case of death, absence, di 
 
 torney. and like pro.u'cd- 
 
 ings, according to the forniali- 
 
 qualitication or incompetency ties prescribe,rbv th 
 ot th(! judge thys appointed to ////,/. ,s. .'). 
 
 <'ourt. 
 
 replace another. 
 
 1163. T 
 
 le return of tlio 
 
 1167. I>i 
 
 .•^continuance in ai 
 
 jiidge roidaeod, tlio cvjiiration ma 
 
 peal IS elfccted in th 
 
 of his leave, or hi 
 
 ceasing to eouditi 
 
 iiier and under the 
 
 e saiiK! 
 
 same 
 
 tlie 
 
 incompetent, do not atfect court C.S.li.t 
 
 •uis as in the .sujierior 
 
 powers of the judge a] 
 
 «2, 
 
 zo. 
 
 jiointed to replace him, as ce 
 regards eases of which ho has th 
 
 1168. The 1 
 
 rniiig peremption of suits i 
 
 irovisions con- 
 
 n 
 
 taken judicial c 
 
 .•superior court ajiply also 
 
 ogni/.ance, nor ^ to appeals. I'ereinptionof ar 
 
 are they aifccted by the ap- peals or of 
 
 poiiitinent of a judge of the : has th 
 
 proceec 
 
 ling,- 
 
 m error 
 
 court of queen's bench who judgment 
 
 e effect of renilcring tht 
 
 would not bo incoin 
 the case. — //n'l/, s. 1.' 
 
 appealed from final. 
 
 potent in — I'ot. !».(".. I24.—C. P. ( 
 
 1164. Nevertheless if the to be 
 replacing judge has not heard heard 
 the case upon the merits, the the del 
 
 judge thus re])laced may take 1141 
 
 fill. I'.r.. i:i4.— c. P. c. 4(;!t 
 
 1169. The jiarties are bound 
 present in court to be 
 upon the ajipeal after 
 ay mentioned in article 
 
 cognizance of tht 
 
 case 
 
 and 
 
 render judgment therein. — 21) 
 
 1170. Jud 
 
 V 
 
 42. 
 1165. If th 
 
 rendered 
 least tl 
 
 gment cannot be 
 
 in ail 
 
 peal 
 
 unless at 
 
 record in the theroii 
 
 case IS incomplete, either by rendered 
 reason of the absence of any of 
 
 document, or of tin 
 
 inol 
 
 iree judges concur 
 
 iiid judgment may be 
 
 even in the absence 
 
 »c judge when tho case ha.- 
 
 )serv- been been heard before the five 
 
 uice of some important formal- jud<>-es. C.>S.L.C 
 
 ity, th 
 
 e court of appeals may, 14 25 V 
 
 II, ss. !>, 
 
 upon tho suggestion of cither prov 
 
 party, order the court below to 
 perfect the record, and this is 
 
 isions relativ 
 
 c. 10, s. l.~[Th 
 e to jud< 
 
 inents, contained in articles 
 MKi and 504 apply in similar 
 
r,. 
 
 ill tlio furm 
 II the nniiie 
 nlilrt'ssoil t.) 
 court hcldw, 
 t'> do \vh;it 
 t" iiiiiki' ji 
 
 II tliorcMif. — 
 
 tions iiiJiv 
 ill with tlio 
 .'I nil ,<u iiniy 
 
 III procei'il- 
 iins for (Min- 
 is, I'iiiingi's 
 (•' iiroi-cfil- 
 hv t'oriiifili- 
 
 ll(! I'l.lll-t. — 
 
 lance in iip- 
 
 tllC SdllH' 
 
 tlie ."•ante 
 10 superior 
 82, s. 2r». 
 i.siuiis con- 
 
 ol' suits in 
 .■i]>|il.V iilso 
 ition of ii|i- 
 i;,'s in orr.'r 
 'Ifrinjij the 
 fioiii final. 
 . P. C. 4()!t 
 i are bound 
 oiirt to be 
 »lieal after 
 
 in article 
 
 cannot bo 
 unless at 
 s concur 
 lit may hv, 
 le absence 
 case has 
 >re the five 
 . 77, ss. il. 
 . 1.— [The 
 to jiulg- 
 a articles 
 in similar 
 
 r.r.snxr Pm.vis.n.vs RK,,.uivn in umm .w.. 
 
 oases as re jf a r. is JMd;,M„,,nts t., 
 
 ho rendered by th. nt .,f 
 
 <lii«c-n'« bench—Whenever •, 
 «''»c has l,e,.n iH.nr.l by the full 
 I'oiirturby a.|Uf,runi<,f )iid.res 
 
 '""I lit least three off he" judl'c.-' 
 who he,,rd it are present i„ 
 
 '.•""'■f "'.d ready f,. rend..r 
 ,M" ^''iicn. (herein,, then if ;u,v 
 
 .)-l,i,;<Mvl,o heard the eause and 
 Would he cr.nipetent to .jt j„ 
 .M'<l^'iiient therein be prevented 
 ''.V reninv,,! to an,.thcr e.,urt 
 ^^";kne>s or other eaiise from 
 
 '"'"iJil'n-sent. buthasaddre.x... i 
 '■'' " •'•tfor to the clerk of the ' 
 '•oiirt. containing his decision ' 
 iind signed bv him, or hj,« i„ 
 '••^timony of his concurre'nee 
 therein, signed a written de- 
 •i^^^ion drawn up to be deliver- 
 !"'/""' delivcr..dby any other 
 .l"dgo. such judge shall bo 
 «lccmed to 1m> present as re- 
 ^^1' Is such judgment; and the 
 de.-i.ion so transmitted and 
 ■-'^ned by him has the same 
 •■tiectas if delivered and con- 
 '■'"•'■^■'' 1" hy him in open 
 court.] ' 
 
 1171. If by reason of the 
 ^'I'-ence, leave of absence, dis- 
 'l'>"l'fK-ation, or inconipetencv 
 " "".V of the judges, 'or an>' 
 *';l'^"'- <'aiise, the order for ad- I 
 visement requires to be dis- I 
 chiirged, such discharge may ! 
 1h' ordered by the other ju.l.ro- 
 
 or by any one of them ('."s. 
 
 b-t"., c. 77, s. 9. 
 . 1172. The court may jid- 
 .)""••" to any day in vacation, 
 aiid thence from dav to day 
 I'lr the purpo.«e of Venderins 
 
 ,i'i'lnr„ie,it 1/^-^/ 
 
 1173. Judi 
 
 >0 S 2. 
 
 17)1 
 
 "'•'■ I'Hd. than ,haf where tho 
 i-ase was heard, if tlie jud-es 
 "•■" "* "I'i'iion that otlivrul^e 
 : (lie parties will be exposed to 
 ""';<.v«-sssary delay; Inu i„ 
 ■•""'I' <'iise the court in term 
 :"■ >' "I'ljority of fiie ju.b^w 
 I" vacati.ui, orders th.. Hcrk 
 to give the parties interested 
 H'"'"'" ••" l''"-t six days before 
 '"'t on which ju,|gn,cnf is t.. 
 '"' '•'■lidered, and the jud.r- 
 '"<'''< is nevertheless entered 
 •'"'•I registered at the phiee 
 «•'"''••' ,)iidgmcnt would have 
 ^•""" •endercd in the ordi- 
 nary course.--2.-, V.. ,-. lu. ,, 
 
 ■ai "rerrornnisteontaina 
 summary statement of the 
 
 l'""'t-^"nacta„dofl„winthe 
 ^;'H. and the reasons upon 
 j^l'Hdi It is founded, with the 
 names of the judges who eon- 
 |;;;-''''-e.l therein and of those wh 
 : -;■•;»- therefro,n, and must 
 ! ■H.nidicate upon the costs.- 
 
 ' bv tl, 1 T'"' '''''" '"■^' *"-\'eil 
 
 I 'i revision of ..ueh taxation bv 
 •■^ J'xigo within six month;-, 
 e' her ,n term or out of term 
 alter sufficient notice given to 
 ^e opposite party, b^t suJh 
 le^iMon «'annot j.reventorstav 
 "ecution, and the decision of 
 l^^ judge in that behalf has 
 t.^.o same effect as a judgment 
 of the court.-2.3 V.. ". I(». 
 
 s, (>. ' 
 
 1176. Judgments in a))|.eal 
 or error "-" ■ • '. ' " 
 
 arc executed both i 
 
 rendered by the court 
 
 nient may be ! bel 
 
 principal and costs by th 
 
 other 
 
 place, where it 
 
 at an- | the 
 
 >w, and for that 
 
 or 
 >y the court 
 
 s sittings j unless a furth 
 
 ro'-ord is ,«ent back t 
 
 piirjiose, 
 
 o It, 
 
 ■r ajijieal to a 
 
IHO 
 
 ()!•• AIM'KAL. 
 
 liif^licr ('(iiirt hiiH Jjft'ii moved 
 for. * 
 
 1177. The ciiiirf siltiii;,' in 
 HiPlniil or enur may exon-i.-it! 
 all tlio jiifwcrs necosfiur.v fur 
 8iich juri.'<dii'ti(Hi and make 
 Huch orders hk it may deem 
 proper for tlie purjidse of re- 
 medying (iiiy iii.-nHicieiicies of 
 the record ; of staying; proeeed- 
 ing.x in the e<iurt lielow incases* 
 from which appeal or erroi- has 
 been liroiiglit ; of regulating Hie 
 putting in or renewal of secu- 
 rity ; and oi' pro\iding for ail 
 eases in whidi the law affords 
 the party no special remedy. — 
 Such court may also make sucli 
 rules of practice as may be 
 necessary, for governing the ; 
 proceedings in all cases brought 
 before it, j)rovided such rules 
 be not contrary tt> any existing 
 law. — It may also make and 
 establish tariff's of fees for the 
 counsel, advocates and attor- 
 neys practising before it, and 
 also for its bailifls. 
 
 CHAPTER FOfTir, 
 
 OF AI'PKAf.S TO MKK MAJKHTV. 
 
 III. 
 
 * Whenever a record is re- 
 quired by law to be transmitted 
 from one court to another, and 
 to a ditlercnt place, such trans- 
 mission may be effected through 
 the [)ost-otrice, and the party 
 requiring sucii transmif'sion is 
 bound to disburse the postage; 
 and any delay caused by the 
 neglect of such party to j)ay 
 such postage, is deemed to be 
 occasioned by his fault. — With 
 the consent of the parties the 
 record iiuiy be transuiittod by ' 
 any other means. — C. S. L. C, i 
 c. 82, s. 6. I 
 
 1178. An appeal lies to her 
 majesty in her privy council 
 from final judgments rendered 
 in aj.peal or error by the court 
 of fjueen's bench : 
 
 1. In all cases where the 
 matter in disj)utc relates to any 
 fee of office, duty, rents, rev- 
 enue, or any sum of money 
 payable to her majesty ; 
 
 2. In cases concerning titles 
 to lands or tenements, annual 
 rents and other matters by 
 which the rights in future of 
 l)arties may be affected ; 
 
 .'i. In all other cases wherein 
 the matter in disj)ute exceeds 
 the sum or value of five hun- 
 dred pounds sterling. — C. S. L. 
 C, c. 77, s. 52. 
 
 1179. Xeverthelcss, the ex- 
 ecution of a judgment of the 
 court of queen's bench cannot 
 be prevented or stayed, unless 
 the party aggrieved gives good 
 and sufficient sureties, within 
 the delay fixed by the court, 
 that he will effectually prose- 
 cute the appeal, satisfy the 
 condemnation, and pay such 
 cost and damages as may be 
 awarded by her majesty, in 
 the event of the judgment being 
 confirmed. The security may 
 be received before one of the 
 judges of the court of queen's 
 bench, and the sureties are not 
 bound to justify their solvency 
 »l)on real estate. — find. s. 52. 
 
 1180. The appellant may 
 also consent to the judgment 
 being executed, and in such 
 case may give security only 
 for the costs in appeal, under 
 
 1183. 
 
VTU. 
 
 MAJKHTV. 
 
 lies to her 
 vy cmineil 
 < rendered 
 ' the eourt 
 
 vhore the 
 ites to any 
 ents, rev- 
 ot' money 
 
 ling titles 
 ts, annual 
 litters by 
 future of 
 Bd ; 
 
 s wherein 
 e ejcceeds 
 live hun- 
 -C. S. L. 
 
 s, the ex- 
 it of the 
 •h cannot 
 d, unless 
 ives good 
 s, within 
 •le court, 
 ly prose - 
 tisfy the 
 lay such 
 
 may be 
 esty, in 
 ;nt being 
 rity may 
 e of the 
 
 queen's 
 i are not 
 solvency 
 i. a. 52. 
 mt may 
 ulgnient 
 in such 
 ity only 
 1, under 
 
 '^'•■KlJInK .11 KlSl.lr iiuNs 
 
 tl 
 
 IMI 
 
 aiiH" cuiidifioiis as under 
 iirfirlo 1 121.--//,/,/ ^ v» 
 1181. Tl 
 
 If <'.\('<Mjfion of ;inv 
 I. 
 
 1182. Th.. 
 of the 
 
 .''"'-'""•'lt"l'fl oiirtnfq„,.t.n"< 
 
 ■■^t.iycd after 
 
 'he day uu uhich 
 
 w,is allowed, unless 
 
 le }>rcvenfed r,r 
 i.\ iniinths tV(itn 
 
 flic a|i|ie,|| 
 
 the apiiel- 
 
 "" tiies in the ottiee „f the 
 
 >|'|'«'!ils a certilieiite, 
 
 her 
 
 or 
 
 !'•('. aii(| 
 
 any o\- 
 •'• 'IcTce i,f 
 hor 
 
 elerk of 
 
 -signed by 
 III. •! jest v"s 
 
 th 
 
 IK- clerk nf 
 privy eoiin.Ml 
 •iiiy (ifhor ei.mpcteiif <i|| 
 "•f.Kitig fin.t the appeal h,,,. 
 been lodged within sii.di del.iv 
 
 ;""'""" proceeding's |,„ve b,.e„' 
 had then-in.*— /,-,/ < y; 
 
 ''•'■li of appeals 
 . <-"i>rt of ,,„een-s bei.el, 
 
 "< ••oiiiid to re.'ist,., 
 <'ini.litieati„n „f 
 
 '"''■ :';''.i'-0- in nor privy 
 
 -:';<•'! to hnn for that pnnU 
 ''"""?"l''i'iuganyl„dlr.d 
 "\ *"',"•' "' 'l"""n's boneh to 
 
 ""■ "•;•"'■' '" 'he ,.,.,se to tlu- 
 btd.nv. logeth 
 <t SIKdl 
 
 has I 
 
 'Miirt 
 ■•ii|iy 
 ^vhiel 
 ubipvi' 
 
 "'<■ «i(li a 
 •'>:cinplitirati,,n 
 •>ecn registered a.s 
 "icnfiuno.l — //,/,/ ^^_ ^j 
 
 BO O K F I FTH. 
 
 ni.VPTEH 
 
 <'O.MMIS.S().M.;(;.s' 
 
 FIRST. 
 
 <'<>n;T I'oK 1111.; 
 
 SIMMAKY TlilAI, UK 
 f'AfSK.S. 
 
 ^MAI.I, 
 
 1183. The coininissioner-: 
 >''"i'i"t sit and hold their 
 'ourt sopanitely and at the 
 same time in the same loeal- 
 ify. The court iiuiy be held 
 
 ' ^'y ••;•">'" i.<Hioncr, and sever. I 
 •"• ■•''./"■ the commi.siune 
 may likewise si, together.-!: 
 lliey must deeide ae.-,.rdin>^ to 
 t'qu.ty and g„„d c„ns,.i,,,7, / 
 
 ;;"''.'''/'«''-' <'lfheir.bilitV 
 ■'I'l .imlgincnt.— C. S. L (' ,: 
 
 ''■1 .-^s. 4, 7. n. ^•' '• 
 
 1184. The 
 
 have, f(ir k 
 
 coiiiinissioiicr; 
 
 *E.\eL'iition can ikpI be had 
 if the record has been t 
 
 ...v., <"Kcc,,mg order dnrinir 
 heir sittings, and forenforci, 5 
 
 the ,..xecut.on.dtheir warrant" 
 •"•tl'rs and iud Mnon,. ..' 
 
 fed within the si.v 
 
 if certilicate be not filed with 
 
 noil 
 
 ,iiidgnients, the 
 •■'""ic powers as the, .th( 
 ransmit- of LowcrCanad:.. -//"v. 
 
 icreourt.s 
 
 th 
 
 K, even 44. 
 
 ss. 1). 
 
 'hat delav.— J 
 17 L. C. ilep 
 
 III 
 
 1185. Th 
 
 •>nes ,->, (Juyon , for the s 
 
 cy may be re, 
 
 ot I , 
 
 of 
 
 iime reason,' 
 er couft.s. 
 
 used 
 
 J'lU. 
 
 ;e.s 
 
 I 
 
 ' I 
 
 .M 
 
182 
 
 » (IMMIS.SIu.VKIi.s' (Ml HIS. 
 
 ill 
 
 1186. I'lif rcciisiitioii must 
 lie ill wiitinjj. — //'/(/. .1. 12. 
 
 1187. ir all lilt! cuiiiiiiis- 
 >i(iiicis (ire recMisiMj l>y ciljier 
 ol' tlio jiiirtu's. tlic case \h 
 iinincilialflv t i!i ri>iiiitte<i tii the 
 iifiiH'st .•uiiiiiiis.iioiicrs' t'oiirt. 
 which (Ic idc.-^ ii|Miri the viili- 
 dity oi' tilt) rcciisatidn, ami 
 al'ti'i wanls liciiis ami th^lor- 
 iiiiiics the iiu-rit.f u»' the ('a(<o, 
 ill tlif event only i<l' the rt'cii- 
 ■^atioii lieiii;; iiiaiiitaiiied. — JJut 
 if llie recii«ntioii is ovorriilud, 
 tli(> case is sent hack t(i the 
 t'liiiiHr court, which may, 
 witlimit rcfiM-iMice to tlie nu'rits, 
 tax the costs ot'siicli recusation 
 aj^ainst the ])artv who made 
 it /hill. s. 12. " I 
 
 1188- Tile coiiiiiiisisioners' ' 
 court exercises an ultimate 
 jiirisiiictiim in all suits purely 
 ]ier.^oiial or relatiii;^ to move- ; 
 ahle property, which arise 
 from contracts or (|uasi-oon- 
 tracts, and wherein the sum or 
 value demanded d<ies not ex- ; 
 ccod twenty-five dullans. and 
 def'en<lant resiili s : 
 
 1. fn tlie locality of the ' 
 court ; 
 
 2. In another locality, but 
 in the same district and within 
 a distance of five leagues, if 
 the dehl has been contracted 
 in the locality tor which the 
 court is established ; 
 
 .H. In a neighbouring locality 
 in which there are no commis- 
 sioners, or in which the 
 commissioners cannot sit by 
 reason of illness, absence, or 
 other inaliility to act, ])rovided 
 such locality is in the same 
 district within a distance not 
 exceeding ten leagues. — 1 Boi- 
 tard, p. iK!-4.— I'ot. Int. <ji n,, 
 
 no>. I 1(1. III. 111*.— (', s. L ('., 
 c. (tl, ss. 7. lit. 2(1. 
 
 1189' It has no jurisdic- 
 tion in suits for slander, or for 
 assault and battery, or relating 
 to civil status, paternity, or 
 seduction, or ly ini^-in expenses; 
 nor ill suits tor the recoviMy of 
 any line or penalty whatever. 
 — //,/./ s. S. 
 
 1890. It has jurisdiction in 
 suits for the recovery of assess- 
 ments, not exceeding twenty- 
 live dollars, imposed for the 
 building of chundies, parso- 
 nages and chun-h-vards.--C. 
 S. I,. <"., c. IS. s. 25. 
 
 1191. It may, in matters 
 within its jurisdiction, grant : 
 ! — attachments for rent : — at- 
 ' tachmeiits in revendication ; — 
 altachmeiits by garnishment 
 after judgment : — simple at- 
 tachments or attachments by 
 garnishment before jiidgmont, 
 for sums exceeding live dollars, 
 whenever it is established by 
 the alVidavit of the jilaintiff, or 
 of his agent, that the defendant 
 is secreting or is about to 
 secrete his property, or ab- 
 sconds or is immediately about 
 to leave the jirovince, with 
 intent to defraud his creditors. 
 — C. 8. L. ('.. c. 1(4, ss. 2;j-4. 
 1192- [These jiroceedings 
 may be executed beyond the 
 limits of the judicial district 
 in which they are issued, jiro- 
 vided an order of one of 
 the ctuninissioners. authorizing 
 such execution within the dis- 
 •^rict where it requires to be 
 executed, is endorsed ujmn the 
 warrant.] — Every warrant of 
 simple attachment in revendic- 
 tion, attachment for rent, at- 
 tachment by garnishment or 
 
C. S. L (• 
 
 ' jiirifiilio- 
 iiliT, or for 
 or rt'latiii>^ 
 eriiily, or 
 1 ('.xiifii-e." ; 
 I'l'ovury oi' 
 
 what 
 
 fvcr. 
 
 ion III 
 
 sdiet 
 
 ' ul'us."'os.-<- 
 f? twonty- 
 
 J J 
 
 or 
 
 th 
 mr.so- 
 
 e 
 
 yards.- -C. 
 
 1 mutters 
 m, j^riint : 
 •cut :— at- 
 ication ; — 
 rnisliiiient 
 iiiplo ut- 
 ments by 
 jiiii^^iiiont, 
 ve dollars, 
 dislii'd by 
 laiiitirt", or 
 defendant 
 
 al)oiit to 
 % or ab- 
 tely about 
 ice, with 
 creditors. 
 
 ss. 2;j-4. 
 oeeedings 
 ;yond the 
 li district 
 !ued, i)ro- 
 
 of 
 
 one 
 
 ithorizing 
 1 the dis- 
 res to be 
 the 
 
 upon 
 
 •I 
 
 irrant ot 
 
 revendic- 
 
 rent, at- 
 
 iment or 
 
 < "MMi.ssioVf.u.s' CKur, 
 
 -ei/iirc by ;,',irniHl 
 
 \h: 
 
 Ml ad 
 
 n rclurnal.li 
 
 inicrif. i„,ist 
 
 iianicd withii, joilv d 
 ''"' i«-''iirn with a ."crlil 
 
 fl 
 th 
 
 'II a day 
 '.vs, anil 
 
 1196. 
 
 On 
 
 SllMlIllnl 
 
 IS niav I 
 
 """•■y wrif,. 
 
 pro 
 
 >u th 
 
 dii 
 
 I'Mtc of 
 
 "iiy bailiHof t"l 
 
 d.' 
 
 •«- inu>t l„. ,„,,,j, 
 
 or 
 
 atlid 
 
 .V s.i naiiifii. 
 
 resi'l 
 
 '.V (itiy 
 
 '^ served hy 
 
 avitniavbc r 
 
 y <»lic of ihc 
 
 '•y the.dcikof tl 
 
 < •> ■ 
 
 d either 
 oners or 
 
 c<>inini>.-ii 
 
 II, h h. V 
 
 III 
 
 "frj,'«'ant r,f 
 
 1197. I 
 
 « "I the bM'alit, 
 
 iiiiliti 
 
 acciiui 
 
 "lent it 
 
 f the 
 I'anicd wit 
 
 "iinniiiiri.s [^ 
 
 IISV. A 
 
 a I'e 
 
 iiy iiiitior abov). II,, 
 
 a liailitf. __//,,-,/ 
 
 "I ouiy bo 
 
 ' fill attach- 
 
 ' fourteen y 
 
 "■"'I,'.;' it suit bcf 
 
 ear 
 
 1198. 
 
 •■^lonci 
 
 <•{' w 
 
 ■oiirt tur the r 
 
 ore a coniiuis- 
 
 "lay evoke ti 
 
 Kith 
 
 S -'. 
 
 sierved by 
 
 'I' 'M-e to the f 
 .1... 1- . . I 
 
 party may 
 
 IL'CS o 
 
 al 
 
 "lanuur .is if | 
 
 ary 
 
 eruver 
 
 ■""'•t in the .list 
 
 irriiit ] 
 
 '■''•t when tl 
 
 .y '•."ntestatioM relates :- 
 
 ihnl. 
 
 '. 21, 
 
 H.' was lit 
 
 '• "le saiiii. title t 
 
 a I 
 
 '•H«e.- :::;::;:j;"::'™'''M.-i.ert 
 
 'y 
 
 di 
 
 119-4. T 
 
 "ary siininidii- 
 
 del 
 
 ast tl 
 
 uee c 
 
 tcndant d 
 
 oar d, 
 
 'y "poll ,„■. 
 
 must I 
 
 '0 at 
 
 •y.-* when do- 
 
 th, 
 
 "i^''< Jiot rcsidi. „ 
 
 Ii> w 
 
 '" f*vo leagues f 
 
 lore 
 
 '"y f 
 >iini of tn 
 crown ; — 1( 
 
 ee o 
 
 f ofli 
 
 <-'o, or t 
 
 o a 
 
 Venue, 
 
 or 
 
 ""•^y due to fl, 
 any duty, rent 
 
 "y 
 
 annual rent, 
 
 re- 
 
 th 
 
 hich I 
 
 le 1. 
 
 '■"'""'^•lace I boun.l.- 
 
 ""■"t or other matt 
 '■'^'lifM in future 
 
 er 
 
 Jiay- 
 
 ^ "-"al addit 
 
 ""iinoiinl. with I I 
 
 ^vhen the disi 
 
 ion ot ,|o| 
 
 iy. 
 
 ica-'ucs, 
 
 acc'( 
 
 a nee e.\ceod.«( tw 
 
 ' '^ ; e. !».!, ,. 
 
 1199. T 
 
 «. L. C 
 
 lay which 
 
 ">i«ht be 
 
 — 15"t if th 
 
 rdi 
 
 "tf to article bet 
 
 »"y act or d 
 
 f 'Xiiiiinions i,> 
 
 i^'onijianicd with 
 ;i"-'"t, the delay 
 'L-ast fifteen days and 
 ■ I" tnrty days.— M/,A 
 
 ac- 
 
 •'" attach- 
 
 niust be at 
 
 of 
 
 tl 
 
 "<'t iiKu-e I t 
 
 •-■•^'"^•J-CS. L.c 
 1200. In th 
 
 H' iniprobation of 
 ";'""ient produced 
 ect 
 c eireuit 
 
 ore the 
 
 i" '-vocation [v, th 
 
 ^•*'"rt has the etf 
 
 \\i> 
 
 >innii^- 
 
 e cas 
 
 !"eceiliii^r artiidt 
 
 1195. T 
 
 ■i.'i 
 
 "iiiands I 
 
 "' wrif of siiini 
 
 I'-'y the ]ilaintiir t| 
 
 '•'fendant to 
 
 coninii,' 
 """■'< I niu.st, 
 
 loner, or 
 ■ionei-' 
 
 f. !M. s. ;;(). 
 'f tl 
 . the 
 
 le 
 
 "lie of tl 
 
 witi 
 
 "• th( 
 
 le 
 
 th 
 
 niandcd or t 
 
 I*-' aiinuint 
 
 transmit tl 
 
 II" lift 
 
 ecu 
 
 o a 
 
 ^ court tl 
 
 M'uar before tided t 
 
 cmt court lo.a-th 
 
 le rc.'ord tn th 
 
 »-'r with a 
 
 lerk, 
 days, 
 e rir- 
 
 and 
 
 > answer such d 
 "".^t also eontai,, 
 
 >;"i"auie.resiilonci 
 ''.'^'^^"patiun. both of tl 
 
 iiiand, — It 
 Th 
 
 names 
 
 1" the 
 aine.- 
 
 ''""■■^yi'ipt of the ontr 
 I'e^'ister concert 
 
 c er- 
 ics 
 
 leverthele." 
 
 I'''''"tirta„d of the ,1 
 —a sum 111 ary stat 
 
 '•as.' ot iiiiprobafiou, th 
 
 t'tcudatit ; th 
 
 If cannot be t 
 
 '■an.-niitted, 
 
 <-'i"eni of th 
 
 '"■^c of the action ;_thu d 
 - which the defend 
 
 fe'ive 
 
 i'car 
 
 —the 
 
 -the d; 
 
 f-ignature of the 
 
 •lit Ill![<t 
 
 ife of the writ; 
 
 ly fosts to be i 
 
 I'arty alleging the fals 
 leient security forth, 
 iieurrcd uj„„i ^uch 
 
 <ull 
 
 ling the 
 in the 
 e lecoi-d 
 unless 
 
 ty 
 
 le 
 
 "{•robation. —//,/,/ 
 
 "ler. — 7 Y 
 
 '"A 1. 
 
 19. 
 
 eoniini 
 
 1201. [I 
 
 schedule del 
 
 "iity being 
 
 " default of 
 
 siU'h 
 
 >y fixed by th 
 
 g given within tlu 
 
 I'arty forfeits h 
 
 »-' eourt the 
 
 'bright of 
 
 voca- 
 
Ill 
 
 184 
 
 Cii.MMIS.SHiMMIH' rnium. 
 
 r" 
 
 tiiiii, iiii<l f1i<' '•onimi'Mii'iuT-'' 
 (•(iiirl may ))r<ii«c('il tn liis'ir iiiiil 
 ili'tiTiiiiiii- till- cii-i' withiiiii 
 r(';^iiri| to the iiii|iri>li,iliii!i. ) 
 
 1202- It' llic rvd.'iitinli i.. 
 iilliiwcil, the case i,« licaifl und 
 (Icri'iiiiiiiri) liv the iMiiirt fo 
 wliidi it in t'V(ik<'<l a.i il' it had 
 ori^^iiiati'd tlicrciii. —/''<'/. s. '.''2. 
 
 1203' N" |n'rs(pii i-an ai't 
 as altiiiiicy nl' (.'idn'i' n{ tlit! 
 |iartii'- lu'l'iiic a rnirmii.-'sii.iiiTs' 
 (Miiirt, cxiM'ipt hi' is ail advo -afc 
 or alfniiH-y at law, t>v the hnM- 
 oiMiCa s|it'ciai jxiwor ofattoincy, 
 111' unless it is in tlic^ indscnri' 
 anil witli the consent of the 
 party. — !!aililVs and serjjeants 
 of II iiitia can in no i-ase act as 
 attorneys.— //</./. s. IS, j I. 
 
 1204. Any per-on, otlier 
 tliaii an advocate or attorney 
 at law. who act:* for one of the 
 parties must do so gratuitous- 
 ly ; an<l if .><iieh person for so 
 acting receives, either directly 
 or indirectly, any fee, emolu- 
 ment or remunerati(m what 
 ever, lie is deeiiuid to iiave 
 received the same under false 
 pretences and may he punished 
 a.MMiidingly, ami is, moreover, 
 dis(|iialitie(l from e\cr acting 
 as attorney hefore a commis- 
 sioners' court. — //(/'/. s. is, § 2. 
 
 1205. Xo clerk of such 
 court can act as the attorney 
 of either of the jiarties. — /hid. 
 s. IS, § .'!. 
 
 1206. If the defendant has 
 been served personally and 
 makes default, or if he con- 
 fesses judgment, or if the par- 
 ties agree to it, the ease may 
 be heard on the day of the 
 return and judgment may be 
 rendered. — In any other ease 
 the suit must be postponed to a 
 
 siihse(|iient i|av for trial. —/A/'/. 
 
 s. ;;;; ? ? i. 2. 
 
 1207. Ity c<insent of the 
 parlies the case m ly be 
 referreil to the docisioii oi thr ; 
 arliitrators, one cd' wlimu 
 nameil by eadi purty and the 
 third by the courf.— The court 
 may also, in its diH-retion. 
 Older such reference.— The 
 ai biiratius, before acting, must 
 bo sworn before one of the 
 iMiinmissioners or before a jus- 
 fi'c of the pence, to fulfil their 
 duty fiiithfully ami impartially. 
 — They may liear the parties 
 and their witnesses, wiio must 
 be sworn before a commissioner 
 ov before a justice of the peace. 
 — The deci«'ion of two of the 
 arbitrators is final, and must 
 be homologated and executed 
 aecordiiigly. — Ihiil. s. '.\l. 
 
 1208. The cases are heard, 
 tried and determined in a sum- 
 mary m.iniier, without any 
 written ideailings being neces- 
 sary. — fi,i((. s. 7. 
 
 1209. Oral testimony is 
 admitted in all cases, and one 
 witness, even if related, is suf- 
 ticieiit.— IJut the bailiff ov ser- 
 geant wlu) served the writ of 
 siimmoi.s eannut be witness for 
 the pa ty who employed him. 
 except as regards the service 
 itself.— C. S. Ji. v., e. 1)4 s. IS 
 § ••!; s. ;!();— e. 82, ss. 14, l,j, 
 Ki. 
 
 1210. rpon the applica- 
 tion of either of the parties, 
 the court m 'v compel any per- 
 son residing within its juris- 
 diction to attend as a witness 
 in any ease under a penalty 
 of not less iliiu one dollar, nor 
 
 or 
 
 more than four dollars, f 
 every default to attend as 
 
I- i;i I. -//.;./, 
 
 •lit of tho 
 
 in I y ho 
 
 I'loii lit thr J 
 
 wfiurn 
 ty mill tlif 
 -'I'ho ('i)urt 
 
 (lis Tctidn, 
 fIMM-.— Tlio 
 • ■t\u<i, imi.-^t 
 lilt' lit" the 
 f'lrt' a JU8- 
 
 fiillil their 
 iri|iiiitiiilly. 
 the |)iiitics 
 
 wlm iiiu.st 
 iiiiiii.xsioner 
 ' tlie pciu'o. 
 fvvd of tho 
 
 iiml must 
 il executed 
 .«. ;{4. 
 
 I iire licaril, 
 1 ill 11 suin- 
 tliiiut any 
 iiiij^ neeos- 
 
 ;tiini)iiy is 
 ■s, ami one 
 Icil, ifi siif- 
 litl or s(>r- 
 ,he writ of 
 witne.-'s ftir 
 loyed him, 
 (lie service 
 0. '.14 s. is 
 ss. 14, l.j, 
 
 ■ iipiilica- 
 
 le jiarties, 
 
 j| any per- 
 
 its jiiris- 
 
 a witness 
 
 a penalty 
 
 dollar, nor 
 
 ilhirs, f(jr 
 
 ittend as 
 
 ''"iniiiaiidi'd. (' 
 
 . ^211. ri„ ,.(. in render- 
 
 el; r'::;r'"; ''^"•'^- "■ ""• 
 
 "'"'"» arh..rati,.„._|!„, i, ,1,,, 
 
 ""!'""" "•■•'"• jud.-ment d.J. 
 ""' I'veeed t,v„ doll..,,,. „„. 
 
 ;,""'■' '"ay redu..e the costs ,., 
 
 "" '"""' "'"oiint as that f,,, 
 
 1- C. , 
 
 ?«.» 
 
 •"•-'> o( such e.x.wuti.,,, ,„ ,io 
 
 ;"7;""',"!' '""• 'J-ll" and a 
 ''••'"•-If thesaleduc- 
 plac.. I, 
 
 not tak*. 
 
 whi(di 
 
 — //'/'/. s. 
 
 J'l'l^'in.^nt is reiidcvd.* 
 
 1212. If the del.tor fail. f„ 
 
 ;^l-nn.U.nna;,ainst him within 
 o'«l't dayy. he niav I 
 
 oi«lif davti. 
 pidled f./d 
 and sale of sii.d 
 al)les a. I 
 tin diM 
 
 !•' may he ,.,„„_ 
 
 "'< hy the seizure 
 
 •h sci/ahle nmve- 
 
 . '' '".ly have within 
 
 '"•f "1 which the court 
 
 * Th( 
 
 le court may ^rpant stav 
 I' ;'v;"'"fion, and may order 
 '"•'t the amount of fh(' jndi'- 
 .■"^•"t he paid in two o,- three 
 instalments, at interval, of „ot 
 !»"": than one month each 
 '•"t i< one of the 
 not 
 
 i'lstalment.- 
 
 ""M''il'latthe time appointed' 
 ••>^L'cution may at o.iee issue 
 ••r whatever remains duo. 
 » hen any poor defendant, he- 
 '•"••'' judgment, utlers snllicient 
 
 e 
 for 
 
 I"'"" ''I' 1.- not l.o,in,| t„ „.,.. 
 
 :,;:;:"':;v-"'>-'' -n'or 
 
 " '"•-'ht'sc sts do not in 
 
 '■'"•V'Y' '"I"'''' "'"'VpenM. 
 
 ;•' •'•^"'">' cattle, if anv have 
 
 -en .M.,...d.-.The war.-ant of 
 
 •''•'■",","" '""■-' '"■ made re- 
 
 '"•"";''• ""•! he ...turned like 
 
 .'"" ""';"'• warrants mentione.l 
 
 "lartL.lc 11-12. //,/,/. ,,. ,,^" 
 
 1213. \.. op,„,,i,j,,„ ,,, ,,-; 
 
 >^'''-"l '""veahlcs under ,M.i/.ure 
 ;■"" ,7"->' P''""-fedin.s. nnic-., i, 
 IS allowed hy a c,„„n,i..,i„,.„, 
 
 l'"'- "•■'••''nj'aniedwitha.M.rder 
 to tiK.f c fleet. -//,/,/. ,s..j;;_ 
 
 1214. Oppositions thll- al- 
 
 '7!"''","l'-'"damldetermiM 
 •-; '" 'li'' same manner as 
 other cases hofor,. ,|„. i-,. ,„.,._ 
 /'•III. s. I.'!. 
 
 1215. The cink. and the 
 ''■"'"'; '"• ^or-eants of militia 
 '■;'"""' ''''"'.n.il any other em- 
 
 !''"!"<""-^fl'an those mentioned 
 "1 loiiii niniiher .id 
 
 pciidix to ilij.. 
 
 in tl 
 
 4(». 
 
 codi 
 
 le ap- 
 
 ■^eeiiritv. 
 
 ,, • t" t'l^' satisfaction of 
 
 '« -•"it. for the amount of 
 
 ''« ^IH.t and costs, the court 
 
 i;;:-V'?'"'' f'"^t the amount of! 
 
 o ud.nienthepaidbyweek- 
 '.v nstalments, the last of' 
 «hich shall ■ " 
 
 <'n.\l'TKR SE('OM). 
 
 •"■' •" •STICKS r,r rin.; i-kack am. 
 OTHKU IM'KKlnK ClVIfc .irius- 
 "l<'TI(IN.S. 
 
 not he niorc! tiian 
 > X months after the date !. 
 the Jiidgment.-C. S. L. (•., ,,. 
 "^' '^^ ■•'• §§1.2. 
 (Th 
 
 of h 
 
 12ie. Justices of the i.eace 
 a\e also jurisdi..tion in 
 
 le CO 
 
 dify 
 
 in- 
 
 •'^">,'Ke.''ted thii 
 provision.) 
 
 t'oniniission- 
 '""'''■^ion of rcpairin.' of 
 
 tain civil macters, such 
 recovery of sciu^ol taves 
 •Sfssments for the build' 
 
 churches, i 
 ages,u-cliurch-y,.,rds. d 
 
 cer- 
 as the 
 of as- 
 ing or 
 I arson- 
 mi ages 
 
 I 1 
 
 ( 
 
 i: 
 
180 
 
 OF IXFERIOK fivir, .rcUlsnifTIONS. 
 
 cMiiscd hy fiiiiindls, aii.l othor | <lv also is tak 
 
 inattcis relating; fo aj^riculti 
 <lis])iih's botwcci 
 
 en awav Iiy la 
 
 servants in flio ci 
 seanu'ii's wajxes. 
 
 re, 
 
 1 Miaslors anil 
 
 I Wliarttin. Law Lex 
 
 w. 
 
 1221. Tl 
 
 icon, 144. 
 
 luntry jiarts, i ncvcrfliclcss. (in! 
 
 le rcnicd 
 
 li 
 
 I'iaitns 
 
 • f 
 
 juiwnors af,'ainst jiawnbidkers. 
 
 and (if 
 
 HT matters. 
 
 1217. In rerfain cities tlit 
 recorder's conrt. ha.« also juris- 
 diction i'or ■ 
 certain mnni 
 in matters of d 
 I 
 and servant. 
 
 y in tlie fol- 
 
 owMi'' cases 
 
 J- Wiien there i 
 e.xees.s of jurisdiction 
 
 i^ want or 
 
 Wli 
 
 ujion whiei) 
 
 en tlic rojjulation.s 
 
 • niplaint is 
 
 «;n for the recovery of ! bron-ht or the jnil..menl 
 un mnnicii)al claims, and : ren,l..rr.,) ,..„ «..ii ^ ._ ^ ,. 
 
 pal claims. an<l ; rendered are null 
 
 ispnte between i cffeet 
 
 or 
 
 if no 
 
 essors and less(!es. and master 
 
 nls 
 
 1218. The T 
 
 rinitv Ilon.sc 
 
 o exercises a civil jnrisd 
 
 •'?. When the jiroceed 
 
 Hit's 
 
 tion in matters connected with I be d 
 
 contain gross irrepjularities and 
 there is reason to believe that 
 justice has not been or will not 
 
 tl 
 
 one 
 
 -I In, I. 
 
 flow 
 
 ires of the river St. i 1222. Th 
 iwrence and of the rivers can 
 
 e writ of rrrtif 
 
 m;,- into it. and also with 
 
 only be ■granted 
 
 "pim 
 
 regard to the 
 ind 
 
 motion, supported by an affi- 
 
 emnities due to idiot 
 1219. Th 
 
 wages and i davit of the fact 
 I tances of the easf 
 
 and 
 
 circums- 
 
 jiirisdietion of the 
 
 e extent of the 
 
 1223. A { 
 
 irevious notice of 
 
 e special ' time and plaee at which th 
 
 courts and the manner of pro- { motion will be 
 
 eeeding before them are regu- 
 lated by the statutes whleh 
 create them or relate to th 
 
 be 
 
 ary seized of the 
 
 Jiresonted must 
 
 served upon the funct 
 
 ion- 
 
 case, or who 
 
 and 
 
 practice therein followed 
 
 em, rendered the judgment, and 
 
 in certain respects by the i return of such' 
 
 CHAPTER THIRD, 
 
 UKMIOniKS AOAIXST THR l>KO0i:?:i)- 
 1.\<;S AM) .Itnr.MKXT.S OK THK 
 ABOVK .MKXTKIXKI) COLUTS. 
 
 ■'ervice is made 
 as in any other case. — C S L 
 C, c. 89, s. 2, § 2. 
 
 1224. The service of such 
 notice has the effect of sus- 
 pending all jiroceedings in the 
 court below. 
 
 1225. The motion must be 
 presented to the sujierior court 
 or the circuit court [or to a 
 
 posite jiarty 
 
 judge.] The oj 
 
 is entitled to appear and mak 
 
 1220. I 
 
 ail] 
 
 leal 
 
 n all cases where no t 
 
 nny oral objections of a nat 
 
 lire 
 
 fe 
 th 
 
 IS given from the i 
 
 prevent the granting of tht 
 
 nor courts above 
 
 mentioned. 
 
 11- writ of cvrtl'irnri 
 
 e case may be evoked bef, 
 judgment, or the judgment ni 
 
 1226. Writ 
 
 S of rertinrriri 
 
 be revised, bv means of 
 
 ore . are in the name of the sove- 
 ly reign: they are sealed with 
 
 I writ the seal of t 
 
 ot rertionn-i, unless this reme- j ed with th 
 
 if fcuirt, are eiofli- 
 
 c other formalities 
 
rjKMlJiIKS A(;\rv 
 
 sr .rirxjMKVT 
 
 cvmiiiiiiiKl tli(. Cni,.) 
 
 wrii- 
 
 iml 
 
 >< in- tswui 
 
 1231. It 
 
 'i|; rn 
 
 irr.- 
 
 wh. 
 
 >Mi (li.'v .ire 
 
 ail. I 
 
 """"•>• tn |,;,s n.,f ai,-,,.,,, 
 
 <i|i|ii,.i(, 
 
 r('s.< 
 
 '1 t 
 
 1)0 
 
 the 
 
 /'•niv .,,,,1 fransmif. witl.i,, ., 
 «'X.m| .iolay. all tli«« pa|.,>r.' 
 connected with the ca'o hv 
 whatever u,u,n>, the pa'rfi,.; 
 may b<! therein flesigriateil — •» 
 Tid.r.s I'rac. 147. ' " 
 
 1227. .Menti..n iii:,<t 
 ma-le „n th" hack of 
 writ that it has i,.,,,,.,! 
 onlor of the <M)iirt. 
 
 1228. The writ i.s served 
 "I"'" and left with the f„,„.- 
 tionarv t,. whom it is addresv- 
 i-'-l. ••".d if it is addressed to a 
 foiirt eotnposed of .several fune- 
 t.onarios. it is left with .,ne of 
 them them and s.ieh service 
 >;".si)ends all proeeedin.rv he- 
 fore them un.ler pain <.t"bein- 
 liable for contempt of court — 
 
 '2 Comyn's Di^r. ;;io 'f,,^, ^.^ 
 
 turn of .such service is made 
 upon a certified copy of the 
 writ. ' 
 
 1229. The persons to whom 
 
 he wr.tis addressed are bound 
 to comply with it. by annexin-. 
 t- It all the paper.s demanded 
 and cortifyniir their return .,n 
 the back of the writ. 
 
 1230. If they fail to com- 
 I'l.V with the writ they are 
 )>abe to coercive imprison! 
 >"ont, in the ordinary manner. 
 
 ilc.l 
 
 I I.I It V 
 
 y a/.p.Mnd and 
 ■" "" •••I'liear.nicc ii, the nr- 
 
 :'"''"'.V '"'■'"• '"• "iav do .u 
 """"■•''•'t^^l.v after f|,„- „.,.), i, 
 
 regularly returned; and thcre- 
 
 "l-''theca.semayl.,. i„„.Hh..,, 
 
 ;■"/'"■/"" In- either partv. 
 
 '" '»■ •'^'"■•;1 in the ordina.-v 
 
 1232. All interlocnforv or 
 '"'.•il jiid-ment- up„„ writs „f 
 '•'■'•'""•"/•'• are drawn u,. and 
 f"rved,„ the .same manner as 
 in onl.nary suits. — //,/,/. ,,. .j. 
 
 1233. The court, in rend'er- 
 '"" ■)'"l^''»<'nt upon the writ 
 "lay .award costs i„ its .li,,,^: 
 tion. -//,/,/. s. }. 
 
 1234. .\o appeal lies from 
 hejml.^.ment o,. the appli,.a. 
 
 .)"<'^''nent upon the writ itself- 
 nor are such .judgments sub- 
 .ject to review. -//,/,/. « ,; . ,. 
 «H. s. 17. • . . o. c, 
 
 1235. The iirocodurc re- 
 ^'^•'.latec by this' chapter a .- 
 
 «;..'h the writ of rr,,i,J 
 will he. and against any other 
 tourt not mentioned in thi.s 
 '>'.";k'- hut it does not apply 
 with res,,ect t„ the court of 
 
 VK-e-admi,.aity,„ver which the 
 ."^'perior court, .as well as the 
 circuit court, ha.s no control 
 
 iff 
 
 
18H 
 
 (IF HKiiisi i:i;s. 
 
 PA R T Till R I). 
 
 Nox-ro XT !■: x t i o r s i> u oc i; k d i xc 
 
 TITJ.K FIUST. 
 OF in:(;rsTi:i{s axd tiikiu ArTFfKXTrcATinx. 
 
 !'' * 
 
 CIIAPTKn FIHST the ir iiil.cr ol Iciivo..< .•oiit.iinoa 
 
 in tlio lej^istcr, thu |)nr|t(i.so tor 
 or liM.iSTKiis OK (nil, siATis. ' wiiicli it is iiitciKhnl, and the 
 
 123S. All rt'Ljislois intcndcil ccrtiliriif 
 
 <late of siu'ii iittt'stal 
 
 Hill. 
 
 -Siicii 
 
 to IP onl 1)' th.-'. ni T 
 
 (' fMiMKit, however, 1 
 
 )e 
 
 doatl 
 
 r'ai'c 
 
 and 
 
 irncn ii 
 
 ntil 
 
 IS. or ridiirioii 
 
 h(! tor 
 
 iialitii'M pre 
 
 profession, seribeij i.y special aels witli 
 
 must, liofore beiiiij; used, lie rojrard to eertain ielij,noiis eoii- 
 
 niiinliereil upon the first and j^ie r.ations liave been rullllled. 
 
 every siibse^pient leaf, with the — C.S. L. (',. c. L'd. s. 2.— '_'.") V . 
 
 niinilier of such leaf written i 
 
 word,- 
 
 fiill leiijrlh. and be ' civil, art. .'5. 
 
 n e. id. s. 1.— <'.C. Aetesdel'eti 
 
 sealed with the seal of the ! 1237- The duplicate re;.'is- 
 
 Hllliorior court, hv .'lUl vimi- til.. fn,. 111,;.. I, ;o f :., :., .1 
 
 porior court, by iim.\in<c the \ ter wiiich is to r 
 
 eiiiain in tlu 
 
 ."a me upon the two extremities j hands of the priest, ininist 
 
 of a ribbon, or oth 
 
 er, 
 
 er siirh fast- or jierson doing the parochial 
 
 es of such re.iristers and sc- I eatholie j.arish church, protest- 
 
 (Miinj,', passin;,' tliroiijrh all the or elerieal duty of eaeh roi 
 leav . ■ 
 
 cured inside of ^h^ 
 
 of 
 
 I 
 
 tl 
 
 nan 
 
 ••over there- ant, or reliirioiis ei 
 
 and upon the tirst leaf must must be I 
 
 infjrreiration, 
 
 le written an attestali(.n under and durable mam 
 ' si<,Miatiire of a judge or the (' 
 
 e. 20. 
 
 )(>und in a stibstantiiil 
 
 ler. — V. S. L. 
 
 iv of 
 
 .... .. . [A cop 
 
 Jirothoiiotjiry of the superior th.' title 0/M<7« o/T/r// ,sy 
 
 eourt of the district, or of (1 
 
 itllx 
 
 elerk of tl 
 eoiinty wl 
 man cathol 
 
 le in the Civil Code, and of th 
 
 le eireuit court ot the ti'st. 
 
 iici) eonniri.-e 
 
 th 
 
 •om; and third chaiiter: 
 
 <tf the title ()/' Mm 
 
 .'/' 
 
 thi 
 
 hiirtdi, or religion 
 
 le palish, protestant same code, must bo attached t( 
 
 tioii or .so^'ietv authorized t 
 
 eong:ega- such duplicate.] 
 
 1238 
 
 llffM c|» 
 
 lU'.'Uw anl 
 
 eep such registers and for ens of /„hri,i<t,x, iiiid oth 
 Inch they are to se ve. and to such administrators, in place, 
 
 which they are t 
 
 which they b doiig. specit 
 
 ying 
 
 wlier 
 
 e baptisms, marriages and 
 
 the 
 
"I- nyuij^rvM-i. 
 
 ''"■■'"■r ''■■'^" '•■''«•" pla,-,., an,I 
 
 l"-"»''-!'""'"v» nm,...i; ; 
 
 ■•'^^■•'r<:<'t.vdvlH„n.,lf,.f„„il t ,- 
 r«"|"'r«>.n.M,f.<.,f ,1,, law.<»iH, 
 
 Is'<( 
 
 re;riir.l f,, th 
 
 "■'•c;-'i-l«'r.-.uC..,,.ts„c 
 
 ••'\;l ■•'■■'tMs. ,,„,l ,„,i,. ,,^ , 
 
 ,';;;' '^'^ ';• '•" - h- -i-h ,„oans 
 
 • ■•-n.lor.n.h pains, ,„.„,, fi,, 
 
 or.Ian.a,M.sasth.laJall,.vs. 
 X^d9. Any poison who .jo- 
 MPcs t,, 1,,^.,. reiri'^fi.r 
 
 any entry is nia.lo thoroin. l,o 
 ■'.'"I'onfirahMl hy ,,„ ;,„^.,f,. 
 
 ""■'• "•'•■"•^'" -n tlu. (ir>( pa,.o 
 ;""' •-i^'''«"> ''.V H.o pn„|,',no- 
 ti'ry.,fthcHupoii.,rcu.irt.,(iiu. 
 :'''^'n<'| in wl,:,.l, (iH.. n.;.isf,.r 
 
 '•'''''"'"" '""-^f in..nli(.n tho 
 I'inp,,..,. i\,r ,vhi,.|, ,,,,.1, ,,.,,;,. 
 
 fir ,.. .ntcn.Ie.l, tho numhoT- of 
 eavos oontaino.l thoroin. an-l 
 
 'ho .lato ,.r ,ho atfo.tation. 
 
 ^^'"•'' '•■"' '""-^t ho nnn.henMl 
 
 l;ose. stating, ho orn,ro,-o!.;;L i .. 1 pn-thonotary n.nst 
 
 ^•"n "f whirh ho .-omplains 
 •■""' l"-a.viM- that tho r.Mrisfor 
 '"■'.V '•<■ ro,.,ifi,,, a.oor.lin^Hv. 
 — I ho potitio.i nuist bo 8orved 
 
 "I"!" *'•« '^•■I"-it-nv of snoh 
 ro.ir,sfor.--r. 1«. c. s,-,,-,. 
 
 124:0. Tho oonit may also 
 
 :;"-'i^;|- ■••ny porso. to ho oalio.l j 
 
 ''''""",.'f'l"'>>'>sintorosto.li„ 
 lHy<l'l'l"-ation.-_s„,|, ,„„, 
 
 I- horoiipnn siuinnono,! in the 
 
 "•"'linary niantior ('.!».(•., ,s.-,fj. ! 
 
 "y ,i"i'if,'inont 
 
 ^I'V tiioroon the initial I,.tters 
 
 "' his naiiio.— (". s ? r „ 
 
 '!7. s. .v.). ■ '" ^•' •• 
 
 ^''fAI'TKR TJIIRi,. 
 
 "K'ilSTKKs OK SllKiai-FS ANT. 
 <'0|ifl\|.;u,s. 
 
 1241. A 
 
 o'-in^' aroctiOoat 
 tain an oivh-r for tl 
 
 or- 
 
 l«U lllilst 
 
 1243. Th 
 
 licritr 
 
 con- o(,ronor of each .listriot 
 
 mil the 
 
 MIC 
 
 tl'lll of 
 
 two ro;,'isto 
 
 "J'l'i; 
 
 ';' '"-^f-'-ip- , iioop a .l.iplioal 
 
 must 
 
 th 
 
 c aot rootifiod 
 
 ami 
 
 iiiont npoi, the ' tra 
 
 no (■( 
 
 "scrihiii 
 
 I ml 
 
 ♦•' n';,'ist(>r f 
 
 1)0 (loliv 
 
 oan thoroaft 
 
 1>.V "f thorein all dood 
 
 ro'-tions thus 
 inaile.— C. P. C 
 
 cred vitlioiit tl 
 
 10 for- 
 '"■'lorcd to be 
 
 . S.)7. 
 
 •I" , ■•'i»lo niado l)v tl 
 
 I't'^'istori 
 acts 
 
 or 
 
 (jr 
 
 property in thoir .,flioial 
 acity, and when su.'h 
 
 111 of real 
 cap- 
 
 ter 
 
 IS 
 
 filled 
 
 VfJXlf 
 
 oates thereof 
 
 on 
 
 by 
 
 <iioh sheriff 
 
 <"frAPTF,R SKrOND. 
 
 the ofliee of th^ 
 
 of th 
 
 e Hu 
 
 of the diipli- 
 
 miist he deposited 
 
 or coroner in 
 
 prothonotarj' 
 
 porior eoiirt for th 
 
 RKOISTKRSOFRK 
 
 Jistriet C. S. ],. c 
 
 1242. E 
 
 "■hieh the 1 
 authent 
 
 "iSTrtYorr-rri:; 
 
 y rc^rister « 
 'w re<| Hires the 
 
 n 
 
 92. 
 
 I fi/ly% 
 
 vor 
 
 b 
 
 •tioh 
 
 e anthentieated 
 
 registers must 
 
 "•"f'o", must, before 12 
 
 iiiiinner as thi 
 
 in the saii 
 •f th 
 
 le 
 
 registn 
 
 oes mentioned in articio 
 4J. — //ill/, so 
 
 m 
 
31i 
 
 1911 
 
 OF INSl'Kr-TIOX or !)()( TMK.NT.S. 
 
 TITLK SECOND. 
 
 OF rx\.Sl>ECTro\ (.J- DUCIMKNTS 
 
 f 
 
 1245- Niitarios iiro IioimkI, 
 ujioii jiayiiienf iif thoir lawful 
 I'oi's 1111(1 (lues and witluuil any 
 ju<l;,'o's <.ril(!r, to give c ..iiiiiiuiii- 
 cation (ir ctijiios of or (.'xtracts 
 fniiii any net or (lucninont 
 forming part of their (.flicial 
 rceoids, t<. tla; parties or to 
 their heirs or lej^al representa- 
 tives — 1 Couehor, ,S4.— ;{ JJril- 
 
 loii, o06 — Ord. 1 ;'.."), art. 12 I 
 
 Pi«. o4.— C. P. ('., «;{9.— .SV</ 
 riih' Bioehe, t. 4., p. :\\)H, no. .")j. 
 124^6. They are not bound 
 to give siieh erniinunication. 
 copies or extra fs to other 
 parties rsrithont an order from 
 "■ .{ti'l^ie, [u;;!ess it is of sneh 
 nature that it should be regis- 
 tered, j — t'ouchot, rml. (<„■ 1 
 
 Pig.. 49. 
 
 1247- If the notary refuses 
 to give .-Jueh eotnniunieation, 
 copies or extracts, as required, 
 the person demanding the same 
 may, by petition dnly served 
 upon siieh notary, ajipjy to a 
 ju'Iui- for an order for inspec- 
 tion, which is granted upon 
 proof of his right or his 
 interest. ^I Pig. 4y, 54.— 1 
 Lacombe, 12'.t.— C. P. C. 8.'{1) 
 841. 
 
 1248. If coninumieation 
 only be demanded, the order 
 fixes the day and hour when 
 communication of the act must 
 be given.— If a copy or extract 
 bo demanded, the order fixes 
 the time at which, it must be 
 
 furnislied. — I P 
 
 ig. .VI , 
 
 1249. The service of the 
 order of the judge upon the 
 notary nuist give a sutlicient 
 delay for a compliance with 
 .-iicii order.— /A/V. 
 
 1250. The copy or extraei. 
 must lie ccrtilied to have been 
 delivered in compliance with 
 the order ; and the notary 
 mentions the fact at the foot 
 of the copy of tlie order that 
 was left with iiim. —//./,/. 47 
 .02. .■):; — C. p. c., 842. 
 
 1251. If the notary fai's to 
 coini)!y with the order of the 
 judge, he is liable for all 
 consequent damages, and to 
 coercive imjirisonment.— ///(W. 
 4;'). 
 
 1252. \Vhen the original of 
 any authentic act or a public 
 register has been lost, destroyed 
 or carried away, and any 
 authentic copy or extract 
 thereof exists, the holder of 
 such copy or extract may applv 
 to the court or judge foV leave 
 to deposit the same with such 
 j)ul;,ic oflicer as the court or 
 judge will name, to be there 
 used and considered as an 
 original, the copies of which 
 will bo deemed authentic 
 
 1253. [A similar applica- 
 tion may be made by any party 
 to a deed, in order to oblige any 
 other party to the same, who is 
 in po,«f:esgion of an authentic 
 coi)y thereof, to deposit such 
 copy for the same purjxise, and 
 
"K r.vsi.Krri.).v ok ix.oi mkvt.s. 
 
 l;»l 
 
 s 
 
 lie office in wl,i,.!, t|,o 
 
 "as : .,!• if it j^ 
 f 
 
 "iiifinal 
 •' ""(.I rial inrt. 
 
 '■""••t or ju.i.. i„ „.af h.half ' ''::"'V"""f l"o,iu,.o.I t„ he 
 ,>'"<Jor i.ain ..C all ,|an.a-,..s.' 
 Uie whole nevertheless at the 
 '•'>.^t and o.v|,eMses „f the nartv 
 roquirin.,' sueh depusif. w|„, j, 
 oblifce.l t(. furnish him wifl, a 
 ♦•"I'V of the, lee, I and to indem- 
 nify him for all travllin- and 
 other e\|.enses.] 
 
 1254. The {.etirion mi.«» 
 bo served uj,„n all other in(e- 
 ro.-<fed parties mentioned in the 
 
 1255. Tpon satisfactory ' 
 
 ""■""''« I""' "'■ 'I'.' re.-onls of 
 ■•I ""tary who is dea.l or has 
 •■ease.l to praetis,-. ,hen in the 
 '.'■"''"'"""•'•.^■■■^ <"»i-i' in whi.h 
 
 ■ hi.di 
 
 ' notary are 
 
 ••very re.'ular 
 
 the records "of siic 
 deposited ; and ei 
 
 C'.pyofthedo..„menrth;,;'de: 
 I'«'s.ted avails for proof in the 
 •^ame manner as it',,,,.,, ,,„;'.' 
 nient was the uri;.inal. 
 
 H 
 
 h 1 
 
 TITLE TiIIJlD. 
 
 OF FAMILY COUXCILS 
 
 1256. Whenever ai.pl iea- 
 
 f'on IS made to provide minors 
 
 mtordieted persons, absentees 
 
 "r snbstitntes. with tritors, or 
 
 f I tors ,nl },,„■, or curators, or to 
 
 ■nithorizc such tutors or eura- mr.,r f i ', " """' 'nter- 
 
 tors to do some particular act • t r ^'' '"\''' '^''^ '•"^'''e 
 ,.1. A,- 1-..,... ^ ., 1 . . ^'' ■''t a <ustanc(! i.au n .. 
 
 council must show that he ha^- 
 used due dili.en-o to summon 
 the nearest relatives residin-. 
 
 •" the district. ,.n.d the ;:;;;; 
 
 tor siieh notice is on,. i„(,,,,-^ 
 
 or for leave to al 
 
 ables belonging to pe 
 
 alienate imniove- 1 
 
 ince less th 
 
 th 
 
 ive not ttie free exercise of 
 
 i-^ons who the famil 
 
 ea-jues from the place wl 
 
 y council i.^ f 
 
 • n five 
 
 lere 
 
 oir rights, or for th 
 
 liation of minors, the jud 
 
 emanei- the dista 
 
 with the usual additional wh 
 
 o meet, 
 
 en 
 
 go or 
 
 th 
 
 I»revioiisly taking the advice 
 
 (if 
 
 "ce exceeds five I 
 
 ea- 
 
 e court cannot act without 2 I 
 
 gnos, according to arti.de 75._ 
 
 '.02 
 
 ■^o^'nX ^"""'•"—2 I'i^'. 0. frien,? 
 1257. f-amily councils are .rivin.. 
 
 1259. Th 
 
 nuist bo 
 
 relati 
 
 ons 
 
 ojivened and composed in th 
 
 manner provided in the 
 
 giving their adv 
 matters submitted 
 
 title of the first bo(.k of 
 Civil C(.de 
 
 ninth j Ibid. ;jOl (j. §_ j^ ^ 
 
 m.l 
 
 ■'Worn before 
 
 iL'o upon the 
 
 to them 
 
 the' 1,5 
 
 4.S. 
 
 1258. Ar 
 
 ing the conrocat 
 
 y person demand- ad 
 
 1260. Th 
 
 minutes of the 
 
 ion of a family and friend 
 
 v'co given by the rel 
 
 ritions 
 
 s must be signed by 
 
1112 
 
 '"■ TI'TdliSKII'S, At. 
 
 'Im'Iii. or must inciilion flio fern. l,n,-., i:i • • ,. 
 
 ;:;'■;■'■" "'-• ■ - .i„.,„ ;:,:;;;; \,^, ■':;,;■; ;;;':;■'"■ 
 
 trdin si'MiiiK'. ,. 1 • 1 A ' iii.'iftcrs m 
 
 lOfti Ti HiiuM fiio ai vK'p ,,(•., ♦■.,,ii;i.. 
 
 lUbl. I hi" siiiKTK.r •(iiiri ,.,,„,w.|| v. ,. • , "' ''""ily 
 
 an.l tho . ■ircM.it ,'onrf an,| ..v ' ■• ' 'T'l""'"'- •■"p1 tl.o 
 
 ji-.i^- ..f .iH. Hnporioi. : .;"^ : ;; ;";''"^^ "■ ^r'' — "-^^ 
 
 any ,.In,.o ,y\Jv. sitfi,,/. • h .' ,, f- ' "\ ''""'"■''^ "♦" 
 
 oit!.or or tiH. sai.i ,.,..n.,s ,.;;: Ill In' ':: ir^'Li^'^'r'r " 
 
 lield, ii.Ml oithor in ..f „ut of c. 7,s ss .■ -J'' " - 
 
 i)l- 
 
 . 
 
 ri 
 
 TITLE FoCRTir. 
 
 OF TUTORsirrp.s a.vd cruATousiirps 
 
 1262. The proccc(Iinj;s to 
 bo taken for tlie !i|i|.oint"iu'nt 
 of tutors to minors and of 
 (•iirators to intt'nli.-tod iicrsons, 
 oniani'ipatt'd minors ari.l ab- 
 sentees, aie explained in the 
 <lifferent titb's of the Civil Codo 
 whieh treat of siieh matters 
 respcotively.— C. C. liv. 1, tit 
 '•». lilts. 4. 21, 74. 75; tit. 10, 
 fii-ts. 4 a I(t. et I4e. a 17o; tit 
 II, arts. 24. 2j, 2oa. 
 
 1263. Tlio proeeedin;;s to 
 be taken for tin; aj)pointm"nt 
 of curat;irs to sueeessions tliat 
 are vacant or accepted, under 
 benefit of inventorv. or to 
 properly judicially abandoned 
 by insolvent delitors, are regu- 
 lated I ndor the respective 
 title.o in thi.s code conccrnin" 
 such maters. " 
 
 1264. The proeeedin.rs f„r 
 the app,,intinent of curators to 
 f H' property of corporations 
 ""1 I'.'ive boon dissolved. „r 
 :'<''-';"fd ille-al. are re-ulafcd 
 
 l^^n nf'n'^ <^'"^1«. "nder the 
 , tie Oj Cnrpon.fiou,, and in 
 I tbe e.f,M.th chapter of the 
 
 second book of the second part 
 
 <'t this code. 
 
 1265. The proceedings for 
 
 the appointment of curators to 
 
 M.bstifutions are the same as 
 
 iiose for the appointment of 
 
 tutors to minors 2 ]M<>-. 21*5 
 
 , ^266. Every ciirjTtor ' Ys 
 b<.iind before acting as such. 
 t<- make oath that he wMI well 
 «;n'l truly j.erform the duties 
 devolving upon him.-//./,/. 
 
••f" THK flu.f ny ,^,^u,^,,n 
 
 /,ls 
 
 1 0.1 
 
 
 1267. \ 
 
 fion (if 
 
 " v-.liintarvfilio 
 
 nn 
 
 or (pf sharp 
 
 """i^'voable [.ronorfv 1 
 
 facf 
 tion 
 
 or sfiink i 
 
 '""injf or (inarK'ial 
 
 " inatii 
 
 1270. 
 
 T)i 
 
 •leiiii 
 
 ltd 
 
 a.' 
 
 lllf(M-.Iicf(.,l 
 
 nni,'iii(; f, 
 
 iiia<i 
 
 I>orsi.n.> 
 
 '' «i(h(,iif the 
 
 I 
 -■'ii'ia 
 iniiiDi-; 
 
 ''.'HI 1, 
 
 •III Ijcfurc fl 
 
 ''•''' I "''t-S affcr 
 
 ^' .JihIl'c. 
 
 Of 
 
 '»iniilri"(Jaii.l 
 
 IiormissioH of th( 
 
 M 
 
 jti'lgo— C. C. Tnfor.} 
 
 oiirf 
 
 
 ill the 
 
 fit — 
 
 -O ( 
 
 <lcr.> 
 
 iH'on. before! tl 
 
 inoritv, .JO. .->; 
 
 II a 
 
 
 1268. r 
 
 iKialifios i)rescril')C(*I 
 
 llcf of 
 
 •lock 
 
 K' iin- 
 arif- f„r 
 
 "g in the 
 
 '-I'lie and ai 
 
 ''l"i<'n to the '""'■'•' •^' '•^■''i'linc. -.Jl'^f 'T 
 
 <'ivil ('oil 
 
 .Sll 
 
 by th 
 
 '"'t' pnvt, ami J5. 
 
 cannnf ♦ - "<"'! alionation 
 ' •""":. ^'"^ '"l^-"-e ..fa fa.nilv 
 
 •'tnMi,n,.,.oeto.lbytwoex„ort' 
 
 ;;'»-'fwhomwa,.na.neah' t.-' 
 t» "»• una the other by . 
 
 -"Yo;,'ato-t„tor; ami ,.ueh e 
 
 ;ojsm,,st,.otb.- related either 
 f'tlie l.artie,-<orto the j.er.o„. 
 "ctin-for them.-r ^. T ' 
 
 1269. The nomination of 
 expert.s may be made und 
 
 '0 notary before whom the 
 :M'l'!;'^'it,on i« made to have a 
 ';"»'Iy council ' 
 
 I 'ml. 
 
 'f th 
 
 oti 
 
 residinir 
 
 ler 
 
 part, 
 
 eonvencd.*— 
 
 ........ ■ •"'' ^^'k' /lave 
 
 ;;--'-' f^at i. to .ay, ;h: 
 
 ;,„ ,, —7-;""' J"''>"n of 
 
 ;>'dthe..a,dl!-___,|„t„j. 
 
 :'■: ''^^l';:''^ *'•"• Hh- purnose of 
 
 --•';-;^ to the ins Ji,,, :; 
 
 ""-' "al .'State beion;.in;. to 
 
 ,l..s,.nbed in the deeh.ra- 
 
 :;";"••'''" '^.v »be..aid— :' ; 
 
 ■ia before . „„(,, , ^ 
 
 fo,.,. certain the value thereof 
 
 ^^^''^""'^''- <"• not it can 'u Ivu 
 f^ife'eou,.|y be divided. 
 
 Form No. 5;i. 
 
 On the 
 
 fl - " '''i-y "f in 
 
 |fie year one thou.., 
 hundred 
 
 ind 
 
 I lid ei;rht 
 
 uloek in th( 
 nie. the und 
 
 at 
 
 o' 
 
 er,« 
 
 public for Lower Canad 
 ing in the di.^triet 
 
 —noon, before 
 |,i,'"od notary 
 a, re.sid- 
 eaiuo 
 
 ^ 
 
 I 
 
 111 
 
 
 K 
 
 , 
 
 J ■ ! . 
 
 
 i 1 ' 
 i 
 
 j 
 
 ■ i 
 
 
I'.M 
 
 <ll' TIIK SAI.K or l.\fM()VKAUr,i:S 
 
 if 
 
 prittlioniilai y. dcik or iiotaiv, 
 iiiiisf iisccrtiiiii tli(> coinliHiiii 
 hikI valiu- (tf cai'li iiiim(ivoal)l(', 
 and till! fntHi of flic otlii-r cir- 
 (Miinstaiu'cs (III accipiiiii ,.1 which 
 tho salt' i." licmainlcil. ami make 
 their report by a notarial ai-t. 
 
 (lelivcreil in < rij^inal form.* 
 
 II' ill. ^ 2. 
 
 1271. If the expertH eannot 
 n^rt-e each must report his 
 
 and appeanMl , wlioaHirnis 
 
 that in conforniit.v with (lie 
 declaration niailc \>y a.t hcl'orc 
 
 . notary, hearin;; date the 
 
 . for tlic purpose of idtlain- 
 
 ing anthority to sail, for the 
 reasons therein set forth, tho 
 
 real estate hclonj^in;^ to , 
 
 therein desij^natcd and dcsciih- 
 cd as follows, to wit: (//,/•,■ 
 ih'Hcrihr thr rial i sin/,) lu> (li(J 
 for the said juirpose canse to 
 bo snininoned before ns, to wit : 
 
 ■ in dcfanit of relations, 
 
 roqnirinf,' us, they being j.re- 
 sont, to receive their advice as 
 to the contents of tho act of 
 declaration aforosai<i, and the 
 ))artics above named havin-' 
 appeared, we liavc caused to 
 bo read tho said act of declara- 
 tion, the report of the experts 
 
 made before . notary, and 
 
 his colleague, and have taken 
 and received from them tho ; 
 nocessary oath, and such oath j 
 having boon made. tUoy have . 
 all unanimously docdared that 
 
 they are of ojjinion that . 
 
 (S/i,,,l/(l tliii-i- hr ,1 division of ; 
 opinion, mfntinn the same, and ' 
 ijive thf rrnnonx flifre/nr.) '■ 
 
 ap 
 
 ior 
 
 — ami 
 
 report 
 
 whole 
 
 )r par- 
 
 * Form No. 54. 
 
 T. and I, - 
 
 oath and swear that 
 
 . do make ' 
 I will 1 
 
 faithfully proceed to the per- 
 formance of what is rei|uired 
 of ine by the act of rnv ap- 
 pointment, executed "before 
 
 . notary, on the - 
 
 that I will make a true 
 "f my opinion on the 
 matter, without favor 
 partiality for any of the par 
 tics interested in the matter in 
 <|uesti(m. .So help mo (}od. 
 
 Sworn before me tho under- 
 signed notary. 
 
 Form No. .">.>. 
 
 n the — day of in 
 
 the year one thousand eight 
 
 hnndred and at o'- 
 
 j clock in tho ikkui, before 
 
 ' nio the unilorsigned public 
 notary for Lower Canada, re- 
 siding in the district of 
 
 came and appeared the 
 
 exjjerts ajipointed by the act 
 above executed by the under- 
 signed notaries, on who 
 
 declare that having proviou.«ily 
 
 : niailo oath as appears by the 
 
 certificato hereunto annexed, 
 
 thoy jiroceededon the day 
 
 ' of to the inspection of the 
 
 ; real estate, appurtenances and 
 
 I dej)endencies mentioned and 
 
 described in the declaration of 
 
 received by , notary, 
 
 the — — , and after due exam- 
 ination and obtaining every in- 
 formation necessary for the 
 purposes mentioned in their 
 said act of appointment, they 
 value and estimate the .said 
 real estate — — (//* ffiPre he 
 severtd imniovetddei, iltei/ should 
 he valuid separately.) and fur- 
 
HKf.uXUINC TO MINous, Sn . ,,,.. 
 
 rof'poclivo «.|.ini„n. Kivine U.o i'>'7':i . i. .. 
 
 ..piniun is 1,!,...,, " ■'"'' '"'''«,"'v..sfm..nt of .non.v.s 
 
 '"'""^ ""•"• ^'""-- 'I'- value then...,- , . , 
 
 initicl i„ ti,,. 
 
 <"«"th..r will, fhcapn'lii 
 
 •'• I'"' iinthdrizcd. #__//,/,/. 
 
 iliiiii ),( 
 
 I 
 
 ' '•■^••I'ltiiiiicil.] 
 
 1274. Til.' jii.i;.,., if |„, 
 •'"itli"n/,...s 111.' sale, must (ix an 
 "I'^ot ,,ri,.,. tor..»,.|, imm,.w- 
 'il>l<'. share .-r .^ito.-k, .iinl, jn.f... 
 
 "'■" ! :-anm,Mnlvan- •"'•'••I, upsof ,,ric,. ' anm.t 1... |,.,!; 
 
 '<;/ f(r- 
 
 thor, (//■ //„ ^„/, /, „„„/, 
 
 '■'iiiiif 
 
 <lc'i'lar< 
 
 tajL,'("uil,s|y |„. ,|ivi,i,.,i. 
 
 The sai.l experts Ciir.h.'r ,h.- 
 Hare t\m they are not relate.! 
 fo the j.arti.'s int. Teste.! in fhu 
 ••latter in .|iiesti..n, n..r t.. their 
 Ic^Ml i-epresentatives. 
 
 Whereof a.-t in original f..rin 
 I.*' (lolivere.! at 
 
 * Form Xo. ,■)(). 
 ii.mer Cana.!a. ^ 
 
 'I'fui the value as.-ertain.M! by 
 tli._exi„.rts.--2 Pijr. |„(i. 
 
 1275. If thejinl^r,. rofuse.i 
 t" authorize the sale, the re-i- 
 •'•."'•' tor su.-h refusal must he 
 «iven m ^vritin^,^ an.l form part 
 •»t the re. 'or.!. 
 
 1276. The pliu-e an.l time 
 •»t the sale must he puhlishe.! 
 on three e.mseeutive Sun.lavs 
 at the <lo..r..f the parish .•luirch 
 
 l)i.Htriet of \ " I'x' I'l'"'*' where theimmovc- 
 
 T fi 1 , i''''^''"' "-'i' '^'f"'it.!(!; or. if there 
 
 To the hon..ral. e the ju„.e (..r 'f "" <'hureh, at the m.ist puh- 
 J>"Jg<'H) ot the snperi.)r ''*^^ place in the locality ; and 
 
 court, at etc., Ac. 
 
 A. {.t(hliti„n „n,/ pi„ce of 
 T''^^"';) ''""'l^l.v represent; 
 that ho has caused the relations 
 
 amlfr.en.lsof t.. be con- 
 
 suite.l by , notary, at 
 
 on the day of , an.! 
 
 ha,« caused to bo fultill.Ml all 
 pr..coe.ii„gs by lawrc.iuired to 
 
 )je ha.l in order to and 
 
 ■submitted f.,r your appitival, 
 And he therefore prays 
 
 notice thercf must be poste.l 
 "p immediately after tiio first 
 piil>li.'ali.,n, an.i such notice 
 iniJi^t contain a dcscripti.ni of 
 the imnmveables.— 2 Pig. I()(i- 
 
 • ^?'^'^; t^* "" '"'^'l'"'- I'rice 
 •; otlere.l than the upset price, 
 
 the person applying for the sale 
 may ,,r.)ceed to efieet a private 
 salo; but ho can only do x,, 
 within the f.mr ni.mth.s whi.^h 
 
 your hon.u^.^vill take Vhe.^e 1^0 " ^ ''" '^"/''•"•i'"ti..n. and 
 oeedings nUo considerati.H.C.! '•;.';" '"^ ''^'' '"-' ^'>« "I- 
 
 ''"""•'"gate them. if u.ev 1278' In 
 
 iglit to be 
 
 and you will do justice 
 
 so honiolognte.i, vol 
 
 tho 
 
 untary licitation of 
 
 ca,'<e of 
 
 At the .._ 
 
 •sand eight hundred 
 
 moveable, held and 
 
 an im- 
 
 "nc thou- between a tutor an.l h 
 
 ivi 
 
 and which cannot be adv 
 
 dedly 
 J)upil, 
 
 m- 
 
 i 
 1 
 
100 
 
 <>i Akrisrsci SK.u.s. 
 
 li 
 
 
 tHK<"'i'H y a,vi.l...|. ,,r.„.,.o.Iin«s it h.v tl... tnh.r is v.,li.I „„!..«. 
 are had in the iii(nin..r iilM.ve the minor is .■.•,,n..,.nt.-,| ..i th" 
 inonfn.ne.l. iind i... [..nvlnisc „f sal.- I,v ii tnt.,.- „-/ /„>,■ ' 
 
 TITLK SIXTH. 
 
 PKOCEIvr)L\<JS HKLATrxr, TO srccKssroXi 
 
 CIIAPTKR FIHST. 
 OF SEALS. 
 
 SECTION I. 
 
 Of the Affixiuff of Seals. 
 
 1279. Seals can bo aUixeil 
 on tlie jrorerty of asueoession 
 so loi.jr o;ily as an inventory 
 thereof h.is not been made.— 2 
 Pi^'e;ni, 270-1. 
 
 128C. Whenever seals are 
 reqiiire-i to be atiixed a com- 
 missioner is named for that 
 purpose by a .iudj,'c of the su- 
 perior court in the district, 
 upon the application of any 
 party interested.— 1 Pij;. 4;{i5 
 440; 2 Pig.. 27I.--(\S.L.C. c' 
 78. s. 2.S.— ('.P.O.. iior, 912.' 
 
 1281. The aHixingOf seals - 
 may be demanded : 
 
 1. By all those who lay claim 
 to the succession of thcdecoas- 
 od. r to a community dissolved 
 tile death of 
 
 by 
 
 sorts 
 
 >f one of the con- 
 
 ' -i. By the testamentarv exe- 
 cutor; 
 
 4. |{y the cr(j\vn, when there 
 : are no heirs or when tlie pro- 
 perty confiscated. —2 Pijr., ,<, 
 2;)0 ,t s,(/.— l Couchot. l.;^'—! 
 C.l'.C.. '.HI'.). 
 
 1282- The commissioner 
 mu.'it draw uji minutes of Hic 
 procccdinjrs. in which he must 
 state : 
 
 I- The date: 
 
 2. A ilesi;r„.,tion of the per- 
 son requiring the seals, and 
 the nature of his right; 
 
 .'{. Tlieju.licial order author- 
 izing tlic aflixiug of seals; 
 
 4. The attendance of the per- 
 sons concerned, and whatever 
 j they may state ; 
 
 a. A description of the places, 
 bureaus, chests or closets, over 
 the openings of which the seaN 
 are aHixed ; 
 
 <). A summary description of 
 a 1 articles found in view and 
 placed under seals ; 
 
 7 The taking, at the close 
 ot the alhxing of seals, of the 
 
 oath of the i)arries resid 
 
 2. By the creditor; 
 
 th 
 
 been, either d 
 
 premises, that nothing h 
 'irectly or indi- 
 
 ing on 
 
 rc.tly. 
 wirh tl 
 
 s. T 
 
 tioiM (I 
 
 '•usli)d_\ 
 have ij 
 
 Wlioui 
 
 mu-t b( 
 
 1*. Tl 
 
 prescn, 
 
 upon u 
 
 Whi.'h 
 doilj" Si 
 
 (' . !M I. 
 
 128C 
 
 upon c;i 
 
 passing 
 the l(„-k 
 if not, 
 opening 
 
 receptac 
 fects, in 
 cann((t 
 break in)( 
 the seals 
 I'.C. ui: 
 1284 
 
 being all 
 authentic 
 is fiUiid (J 
 enters a l 
 minutes i 
 Uardian 
 in iiiifhen 
 dosed or 
 sioner, aft 
 must depc 
 'Jiry's oljic 
 minutes, 
 jirobatc in 
 instance c 
 ested. — 2 ] 
 <'., '.)l(i. 
 
 1295. 
 
 •^o.ner tiud: 
 or is rcfu: 
 Muist repoi 
 .in<lg<'. wIk, 
 
•"' AIIIMVtj ^f. 
 
 Al,«l. 
 
 '•<•<■ I i.v. t.ikcn aw, IV I,v r| 
 wiHi their l<ii..ul,.,"|^,,.' 
 
 "'"""■ '••••■ni'lM.v al.M.k.ini,! 
 
 Tl 
 
 '"' ii.iriir- ami (|,.sj„, 
 
 li"ii-< (.1 111., per 
 
 I a 
 
 I'li.-i 
 
 ha 
 wb 
 
 ''■'h lUr fhill-^ 11,1, j 
 
 ■■""I" ill uh.is 
 
 n.i 
 
 Th 
 
 "'<■ a- rnav I 
 
 107 
 
 I an. I -iii-h 
 
 >(• lie ■(• 
 
 MTV 
 
 '■ MII'MIII 
 
 "•'■" I'' I. aii.l 
 
 'I -..aU fh 
 
 '"" <l <'n|,y (,|- III 
 
 I"HI«t \,r Irfl 
 
 •' imtiiif. 
 
 «itli v.-nr frail, liil 
 
 I'i: 
 
 .""""•--'"IMT may. in" fh,. 
 I'lii'-'' u'liar.isarmin.l 
 " pri'- 
 •'iif rt'iiKival.-'. U 
 
 •' |'i-cMiii(.,.>, in ,,r.|,.r f 
 
 Js|. 
 
 !'. Th 
 
 1286. I 
 
 ":.'^r;f ■;'""•'-'"- '-.•..:!,";.; 
 
 prcscn.. or (||,,i,. | 
 
 I'l'"" '"' "i^'n ami tl 
 
 •'ill); callcl 
 
 I', al'ti-r he 1 
 
 tX'll-l'. thf ,;,U 
 
 u|ii,| 
 <i<iiii'' 
 
 '"'K-i' nio(>t.« with a.l.M'l 
 
 la.x on 
 
 I nils - 
 
 liri'vcntcd tlmni ( 
 
 '"' ■•'•";^"".. <.ru|.,,„..iti„n. I 
 
 iiratidii 
 
 1283 
 
 I'i; 
 
 -'.SI 
 
 -CI 
 
 ""> ■ it in his miniit 
 
 •' it^n<t incnfiun 
 
 >h 
 
 ly b 
 
 Tl 
 
 '<• ■"'Ids arc (i.\-,.(| 
 "l""!<'"«-l. oxlrrmityuf, h„ml 
 
 tl't" I"<-k. if thcr.' I 
 if not 
 oponinj,' uf th 
 
 •• nijiffiM- 111 
 the ji;,|; 
 
 «iiar.ls in th 
 
 vnf fr.aiiilnlcni 
 
 "" "i<ior that 
 icfcrrcMl to 
 
 •■:^^'j'it hf must |,| 
 '■ ""«' Micanfinic fo pi 
 
 UCL' 
 
 I'i. 
 
 10 ItlC 
 
 f'T. 
 
 ■^1. -C.I'.C 
 
 I"."' '•"• .i-iiif uf the' 1 
 
 1287. Tl 
 
 rcninvals. — 2 
 1121. 
 
 ••eceptiii'lt- cuiiiaii 
 
 '■ "!""lii".|it r.r : oitluM 
 
 '""liwith ii|Min tl 
 
 '<' .i'i'lf,'«' (lucid. 
 
 If <ii) 
 
 cots 
 
 I'll!,' I ho of- 
 
 ■>.v ••I'linforiiiamlii 
 
 |i|><>sitmn, 
 
 •••■Minot li 
 hn 
 
 " ■;<'"'li a mannor that if jorb 
 
 restrio'iii),' the all 
 
 11,' or 
 
 th 
 P.C 
 
 'l<in<,' fho band 
 
 '|"'ii<''l uithmit ' f, 
 
 V II 
 
 rdoi 
 
 iiii: (h( 
 
 l.VUli,' of SOJll,. 
 
 •' soal 
 
 --' 1' 
 
 '»!• lI'IIKivillJ,' ; <'.S.I,.( 
 
 ' ('"intiniio on. 
 
 W III 
 
 |iiiic(M'din;'s 
 
 :i' 
 
 IK- 2.s0-i.2._c. i)j) 
 
 
 (■ wl 
 
 nil 
 
 Ills 
 
 1284. I 
 
 '"'!";,' "Ilix.'d. a will m'ad 
 iiiitlicntic form by thod 
 
 i!^■ t'llllld <)|i(Wl. tl " 
 
 entory a doscrip 
 "liiiMtos and del 
 
 arc to tl 
 
 1288. Wl 
 
 lionevora roforc 
 
 •■ .i"''KL- has (jikcn III 
 
 '" wliat \, r is d 
 
 n.'o 
 
 place, 
 
 •■coasod thei 
 
 I'l'foniiiiissiunt'r of th 
 
 "lU' or ordered 
 ^•'"1' 1.^ ccrtitied at the font 
 
 iip'i"" <il' it in I 
 
 lis 
 
 <' <'oinini.«i.sionor'.s niiniiti 
 
 '^I'r.*' it to the 
 
 ."■'I'lian; b„f if the will 
 111 authentic ) 
 
 IS 
 
 -C.I'.C, !I22 
 
 1289. IftI] 
 
 flosod or 
 •<ioner, aftc 
 
 '"111. or if if 
 
 ""t able etiects, t| 
 
 c re 
 
 10 no move- 
 
 sealed, tl 
 
 1' .^ealiiii^ it I 
 
 H' conimi 
 
 '■■^ must stati 
 
 "iii.-t deposit it in tl 
 
 liniself, 
 
 C.P.C 
 
 iiu <'<iinmissioner 
 I 
 
 •! "<> Ml his minute 
 
 il24 
 
 taiy 
 iiiiniite 
 
 otiici , t( 
 ill 
 
 f profhoDo- ; mi 
 
 1290. A 
 
 o^lfdier with h 
 
 "ioner ha 
 
 .«'ion as the eoni- 
 
 pi'dbate may 1 
 iiistaneo of" fh 
 
 'i'''t'r Ihiif the tl 
 
 i.** minutes lie is b- 
 
 osteil. 
 
 -2 l>i. 
 
 C 
 
 '.l|(i 
 
 "' flfecfed at the o 
 ' persons inter- 
 282-;!-.J.-C. P. 
 
 '10111 in the 
 
 m 
 
 1295. 'Vhi 
 
 II th 
 
 i^ioner finds the doors f 
 or IS rofusod admittn 
 .'""■■'f 't'porf the fact 
 
 <' fommis- fir.st has I 
 
 completed his 
 
 '•'II' to dei.o.sit 
 
 protlionotarv'.s 
 
 part of the ie- 
 
 - If. 
 
 1291. \o second atlixin.' of 
 :«'i bs can take place, unless the 
 
 t''-'. to form 
 
 ■<ls tl 
 
 'lereof. 
 
 "stoned, null. J 
 
 >oen !mj)ii<r,)ed as 
 
 a 11 00 
 
 11 aflixiiiur 
 
 j'l'l^'o, ivh 
 
 o 111 
 
 to th 
 
 socond time t| 
 
 H- band,- 
 
 seals th 
 
 ay aiitlioriz(> him se.il 
 
 « placed .Mcros.s those of th 
 
 IIIL'. 
 
 i'i.r. L'DS. 
 
 lire 
 o first 
 
1!»8 
 
 "^• TMK (IIMIIVU, OF SKAt.S. 
 
 i>f thr lifni'trnl itf SciJs. 
 
 1292- All .t|i|»liciiti.,ns lur 
 
 ••"' '■' »viil uf .-.'iiIh. wIm'm ('.(Ii- 
 
 tcstcil. iiikIiiII <)|)(ii).iitioiis inmlc 
 iil'tcr the iillixin;^ of sr;ils lui,-' 
 l)<!('in<.rii|.|(.ti'c|.;in' lirtud siiiii- 
 iiiiirily. unless Hi.- |)lc,i.|iii;,',s 
 lire (ircliTcii tu })(• ill wiitinif — i 
 2 I'ij;.. l.".ll». ^ 
 
 1293. irHioillixiiigc.fHciilHi 
 iH <lci-liirtMl iiiill, ,11, „r,Jt'r is 
 «iv«Mi at th.. Miimc fiiMo c.iii- 
 iiiJiMiiiii:^ till! (•iiiiiiiiissioiicr who 
 ittlixcd thoiii, or -(»ine oHht |icr- 
 ."on, to roinovo tliem wiHioiit 
 any inventory ainl (o make a 
 return of such removal ; and 
 in default of this order heiii;,' i 
 oomplied with, any hiiiiiHhoid" \ 
 ins? a copy of tho order may ' 
 l)n'ak thoin and make a return 
 <>(' his having done so.— 2 Pi"- 
 
 2'.i'.i. ;;i!t.—r. !>.('., o^o. "" \ 
 
 1294. If, however, seals j 
 have been alli.xed a seeond 
 time, the eompleto removal 
 cannot take place until both 
 Healings have been adjiulieatod 
 njion. 
 
 1295. If seals have been 
 iKlixeil before the burial of the 
 deceased, they cannot bo re- 
 moved before the expiration of 
 fhree days after such burial, 
 except for urgent reasons.whieh 
 must bo stated in the order 
 which authorizes the removal 
 —2 Pig., .Slo-ti.—C.P.C, !)28. 
 
 1296. The removal of seals 
 from the whole or from a part 
 of the property may, in all 
 eases, be demanded* by such! 
 persons as may demand to have 
 them affixed, and also by any 
 person claiming to be owner of 
 
 llic ellc-ts placed under seal 
 acconling to their respc-tivc 
 '•';,'li'-': and the right to pr..se- 
 '•"le such demand belongs (o 
 him who first made it.— 2 I'iir 
 
 ;;ii;.7-H.--('. !».('._ .(^m. 
 
 1297. The n-movai of seals 
 '""■' '"'"I'l'''*"' C-r by petition 
 ';' "'«-• '•""rt or judge, in order 
 that the inventory may be pr„- 
 ••ended with, after notifving all 
 persons interested. — 2 Pig., 
 ;{I7-H._| ('oiK'hot, l.'i.i.— (J p' 
 <'., '.'.■» I. ■ ■ 
 
 1298. The court or jud^o 
 wiien authorizing the removal' 
 "t seals, orders that an inven- 
 tory of the effects shall forth- 
 with be made, after summon- 
 '"«. by a bailiffs notice or a 
 
 ^ notice in notarial form, tho 
 
 I hens of the deceased, the sur- 
 viving consort, the tes" tmon- 
 tary executor, and the known 
 legatees.— 2 Pig., 2!»<), .•{I.S-7, 
 
 , .52(i.— 1 Couchot, i;!.-)._(\p.(j 
 
 i !♦.')!. 
 
 1299. If any of tho iiersons 
 mcntmned in the preceding 
 iirticle have not the full exer- 
 cise of their rights, thev must 
 
 I be provided according "to law, 
 with tutors or ciiratius as the 
 
 : case may be— 2 Pig., 2y9, IM) 
 
 : — ('.P.C., W'lw. 
 
 1300. The seals are re- 
 moved in succession, as tho 
 "I'lking of tho inventory pro- 
 gresses. If the ertccts contain- 
 ed under any seals arc not all 
 inventoried at one time, the 
 seals are reaffixed upon the 
 reinainder.— 2 Pig., .•^25.— C.P. 
 C , {).'{7. 
 
 1301. One or more returns 
 of removal of seals must be 
 ma.]e. a.= thp inventory pro- 
 gresses. ' 
 
 IUu\ 
 
'"' ''"'■ ••^■VFVTORV OP , .strr.SH,ov. 
 
 1302. The r.'iiirn .,f rc- 
 -• Till, rifimo.-, rc!<i.|..n.'o nn.l 
 
 I II'J 
 
 iin.l In. ,.I,...t,.,| .|,„ni,.ii; . 
 
 rf'inoval ; 
 
 »-_M<'tltiur; fll/lf th,. (H.fiV,w 
 '''<l>iirf..I by nrticio ll.';»7 hnvo 
 
 "ont. arpl thoir reMj.cotivo allc.. 
 
 "■ Th.' namo.« of t|„. notary 
 !"* ""/'■"•!•;•' .-hart,'..,! ^vith ,„ak'- 
 •"« fh.' n,v..ntory. :,n.l nf fho 
 iippraiycr.s ; 
 
 7. T(i<> voritication ..f f|,f. 
 M'al. ,f th..y w.,ro„„l>rok,.„; 
 >fn..t. the 8tat(. in whi.-l, thov 
 ^vere fonn.l : savin;, rc.onrso 
 "^'ain.t wlMx.vor may hclial.lc 
 
 ~i303 •'r;-"-'-'^-^'- "•■". 
 
 !„.■.■ , I'"l"'rs or offorts 
 '0 '..Mi,i whirl. ,1„ n..t lH.|onK 
 '•' tl'o .-•...ressiun or the ,.,.,n 
 'ii"."Hty and are flaimcl hv 
 
 ""r'»|;o»ons.thoy an, deliver- 
 ed to the proper persons, after 
 :ie.ser,bin^. them in the return. 
 
 If ..uch d.^.ription is .lemand- 
 o<l— 2 P,^... .•i27.~C.P.C., H.iO 
 
 CIIAPTPm SECOND. 
 
 Of^' rHK IXVE.VTORr. 
 
 SKCTION r. 
 
 Of the MaJcitHf of the Inroi- 
 tnnj. 
 
 1304. An inventory of the 
 property belono-in"- ♦« ^ a^ 
 ceased person, or to a com- 
 •"unity dissolved by hi.s death. 
 
 '"">■ ';•' ''"inande.i by ,.,„v .„,^, 
 ■"" "'"'hav ..,„ interest "in it • 
 '"""';• »"""«-intf per.„n«oni; 
 ••"" '■••ke part init • 
 
 I. I hose who represent the 
 the deceased ; 
 
 -'. The<,,iisort of (|„. d,.,.p,m. 
 '•d.orsii,.h ••onM.rts represen- 
 tafives .faeomm.inityexiste.,; 
 •«. Ihe testamentary exeeu- 
 tor.-In the ,.„se of' a e.Mn- 
 ['"""^V ;.f : perty dissolved 
 .V » »"d«,nent. the inventory 
 '.••y be deman.le.l by ..jfher .if 
 tne .•uns..rts.--2 Piir -I'N o 
 ■■i'f-!.--<".P.C..!M|. ^ ' 
 
 1305. All j.ersons entitled 
 '"f"'<"l;-"tinitm,.stbe pro- 
 j-ent at the inventory, or have 
 
 ;';:" """""'« f" '•'■ present, i,' 
 the same manner as for the 
 removal of seals. -2 Pi.. ,7 
 '"'•.— ('.!>.('., .,.j.i. """* • 
 
 1306. The person ■ 
 '^""•"' to have the i, , ..r^ry 
 •"ade ehooses th. executing 
 nof'iry ; the other parties m"? 
 •M'l'oint a seeon.l notary.-fn 
 
 athxed. he order for their re 
 "H.val desi;,M,a,es the notary 
 who.stomakn ,l,e inventory, 
 ::!:;^Jj;;;/",;J.^''t'ove restriction. 
 
 I 1307. The inventory mn.st 
 bo in authentie tomi.— 2 IMl' 
 
 1308. The inventory i, 
 
 com,.,sed of t«-o parts. " The 
 
 rst or the preamble, eontain.s 
 
 the names, occupation and re- 
 
 the, nyentory of those who ap! 
 plied for .t of the persons pre- 
 sent or who failed toa„pear 
 
 of an uaereste.l persons absent! 
 •f thoy are known, of the a„- 
 praisers, and the respective 
 
 I 
 
2(tn 
 
 •»1' TlIK IWK.NTOUV (»r A 
 
 SlffTSSKiV, 
 
 j|ll( 
 
 «!iti..nH. j.rot(.n>i„ns 
 
 protcstiitioiiH of the |.!irtie.« 
 
 nml 
 
 Tl 
 
 »i<l 
 
 I'iiit IS the iiiv 
 
 tiT.V prdjur, 11,1(1 c lit 
 
 eii- 
 
 I. A il 
 
 airiH 
 
 o.-ij,'iinf'.,n..rtlioi.liico 
 
 pial 
 
 roi'(iiirs(^ 
 
 1310. A 
 
 'iir. 
 
 !J0-1.— 
 
 nv 
 
 iiijiv 
 
 .f tl 
 
 lotitiun tho jii.l 
 
 ic piirtics 
 
 ^vlu•^li the invi'iiti r 
 
 2. A (I 
 
 iiijii|( 
 
 abl 
 
 i'M'ri|.ti<.ii(.rtlioiiHiv(;- 1 fl 
 
 c l.roj.orty jind oirorf.- 
 
 a valuation tlicic(;f ininj 
 
 liri'ti-n.sioiis or piufcsfaf 
 *'!•' inventory, and tli 
 Hind to .ie(;id( 
 
 oordin>^ to tl 
 
 and 
 •' ai'- petition in ., s,, 
 
 eir 
 
 il ns in 
 
 <■ jiidf,'.! is 
 
 npon sni'li 
 
 t\v 
 
 I) sworn 
 
 ;. A d 
 
 "\|-<.';il viiiiie l>_v , i.ltcr tl 
 
 liiiiiaiy ni.'inne 
 
 ppr.iisors 
 
 li;id 
 
 10 other piirties 1 
 
 anioiints in s 
 
 esi;,Mijition of the ' tl 
 
 notice of if. — \j. 
 
 le Older inadi 
 
 r, 
 lave 
 
 soon (IS 
 
 abl 
 
 e soenntie 
 
 pecie or in valii- ' tition h:is I 
 
 "pon sneh pe 
 
 4. A .1 
 jiers. \vhi<d 
 
 leen served upon th 
 
 ""faiy, he is bound td f 
 
 <'_^ignat.n of all pa- j seribe it in tl 
 
 ran- 
 
 ust also 1)0 nun 
 
 bered fn.iii lirst to last iiiid 
 parii.phed by one uf the not 
 
 to eonforin to it. — 2 ] 
 
 •' invcnt<iry and 
 
 be C.I'.C. !Mi 
 'ir- I 1311. In tl 
 
 I jr.. 
 
 ; 4 1 
 
 .). All diMdarat 
 or indebtedness 
 partii 
 
 ions of elainis i 
 
 d il 
 
 le case inonti 
 
 article I. •!()!), tl 
 
 on- 
 
 niadi 
 
 ».y the 
 
 uay order Ih 
 
 le 
 
 A- the 
 
 partii 
 
 e exclusion ot 
 
 j'l'lf,'* 
 
 ti. Meiit 
 
 ion of the oath iiav- 
 
 lUff been taken, at tl 
 
 th 
 
 bet 
 
 e inventory, by th 
 
 le end of 
 
 fest that tl 
 or else h 
 
 any 
 
 U'V 
 
 e niav c 
 
 dii 
 
 "lien It IS niaiii- 
 liave no right; 
 rder tluU pro- 
 
 »ie tl 
 
 le inventory, 
 
 "■^<' Wllo. ! VISIOllilllv 
 
 ',^,^■< shall be take 
 
 III possession of the thi 
 who inhabited the 1 
 which sueh things ar_, 
 eHeet that no portion of tl 
 
 were lu 
 
 ngs, or 
 
 louse in 
 
 ■< are, to the 
 
 jeen fraudulentl 
 
 leni 
 
 in 
 
 subject to fli( 
 testations of tl 
 tl 
 
 th 
 
 n pn 
 
 ('ir name. 
 
 leir right to obtai 
 
 respective pro 
 le parties and t( 
 
 or carried a 
 knowledge : 
 
 th 
 
 y removed I Pi" 
 
 pon their preteiisi 
 
 inventory is completed.—'^ 
 
 n a decision 
 ons after 
 
 way with their 
 
 1312. Uith tl 
 
 '. The depositing of the 
 papers and effects in the hands 
 and custody of the person 
 agreed upon by the parties or 
 named by the judge.— 1 P 
 
 all the parties the sale 
 proceeded with at 
 
 10 consent of 
 may b(> 
 
 inventory is be 
 
 once, as th( 
 
 in I' 
 
 1309. If, 
 
 V4: 
 
 tory 
 arise 
 
 while the inv 
 
 I jr. 
 
 en- 
 
 is being made, dilliculties 
 
 in such 
 
 made 
 
 case no val initio 
 
 the etreets by apj 
 
 and 
 n ol' 
 
 necessarv 
 
 iraisers i.- 
 
 1313. T 
 
 .11 
 
 ■iort 
 
 or 
 
 betw 
 
 tl 
 
 tensions. "the not 
 record such pretcn'si 
 inventory, together 
 
 oen the jiarties as to mad 
 
 le surviving eon- 
 
 otlier person who is 
 
 inventorv 
 
 bound to have th 
 
 'n'i' '''^'*'^°''^'^<^' '''fe'litsandiire 
 " ' iry is bound to 
 
 protestaticuis against t! 
 
 ons in the 
 with all 
 
 le same. 
 
 if th 
 
 IS entitled to the custod 
 
 preference ti 
 
 invcnt(M'ied ett'ects 
 
 y 
 in 
 
 unl 
 th 
 
 ess. 
 
 'ny one else 
 
 upon being referred ti 
 
 judge, for sou 
 
 eav.ng the parties theirjudi- | i>ig., il 
 
 reason, order.s oil 
 
 le important 
 
 lerwise. — i 
 
 13 
 
 proce 
 presei 
 other 
 forv i.. 
 
 131 
 
 niovcal 
 any of 
 ■ntlHe 
 'j.v any 
 fakes p 
 "f whii 
 h.ive be 
 — C.P.C 
 
 1316 
 
 uiiereve 
 o<J. and 
 otherwi.s 
 C. I'. ('. 
 
 , 1317. 
 
 by a bai 
 or by an, 
 by the pa 
 arereceiv 
 eiiiplovod 
 
 1318. 
 
 place eith 
 f^'ie perso 
 their abs( 
 '•''t'eiveddi 
 ^ • ''• r., 9 
 
 1319. 
 
 ■■"■0 drawn 
 
 "le pcrsoi 
 
 present, wh 
 
 '" those wh 
 
 "pocifying 
 
 '"'• ••^iile, the 
 
 '^'as s.dd ai 
 
 I'l'rchaser.- 
 
 1320. If 
 
 '"■ L'ojiartitii 
 
tlio |)!irtics 
 « jlKl^'C f,, 
 " c'liler their 
 ft-'stafinns ill 
 tli<' jiKlj?*-' is 
 
 upon .such 
 !ny iiifinnor, 
 iirtic's hiivo 
 An soon iis 
 "I Niich jte- 
 cfi ii|i<)ii the 
 nl to frail - 
 
 I'lltdiy ;|||(1 
 
 '■ iiK'ntion- 
 tlie juilj^e 
 -ion <»f any 
 it i^ iiiaiti- 
 110 right; 
 !■ tliat jiro- 
 takoii pni- 
 'ii' naiiic. 
 ctivo pi-d- 
 tit's and to 
 a tleei.x-ion 
 ions jiftcr 
 jileled,— 2 
 
 in^ con- 
 1 who is 
 inventory 
 B custody 
 ttects ill 
 nc else ; 
 erred to, 
 iiportaiit 
 •wise. — 2 
 
 '" "^^^'-^rr „y ,vv,,x,.,Kv. 
 
 1314. Th.. foniiHlid.. , , ' " ■"' 
 
 ">■ other ,.,.,., ,,iri.,ne„" 
 
 <'HAPTKH Tinu;,. 
 
 »i:Xt:.TT ,„■• ,XV,.:n;o,;v 
 
 -1 veil. --2 ].,•„_ 
 
 •>.)2. 
 
 h.ive Iiei'ii 
 "'"'■rwi.se ai'i-eed ,. i 
 
 C. I>. r 't|., " "'■'''-'••od. 
 
 id: '•fr'-'-- 
 
 '"" ""'' ='" inveiitorv",'.! ; ; 
 
 '"/.": '"'-^ '-'^'"made, ,h. ' 
 ''"V'"""'-''"-^»ota..ted „ ' 
 
 :""'"'■••"'<' Mieves it hi ;• 
 
 ''"il''oyed.-2>i„ ... 
 
 . 1318. 
 
 1 ~~""^' lIlC ,«;l|e lll'llr f.I 
 
 •>i. 
 
 -2rijr.,;]52.-r. 
 
 l322.'[Thobei,efioiaryheir 
 
 vortise 1 ei ;" ' ''^- '^" "^- 
 -ti:.|. mm'oY mentioned in 
 
 i^ o.n?^" ^^""r"' "f inventory 
 
 • <^tuiit,v hoini,' jr veil t,, n 
 amount mid ?„ "( '." „ " ^''^ 
 fixed hv tu 'iijiiiiH.,. 
 
 ; that the petitioner wi|| :,.„,?,; 
 |a» 'i^eount an.l pay to . 
 
 !;— '- .".y 'b^ ;,;; ;^ 
 
 ''^''•-'to whatever inone . ,' 
 "'.^v re •eivc.-2 PiV . .-i,!: s 
 
 1324. An heir under hene it 
 'i M.veiitory ..aniiot sell tho 
 
 ""vea hie property of th/.uc! 
 oe.vsion will » .1. . - ""^^ 
 
 1320. 
 
 or 
 
 Ff 
 
 ^'-•i'artitioner; 
 
 'inj of the eoh 
 
 for 
 eir.s of 
 
 e.vsinn without oh.- 
 
 'ii't' minors, —o Pit 
 
 malities r 
 movoahi 
 
 'M'vinz 
 
 th( 
 
 u'lmrod for tho sale 
 
 es 
 
 uiid 
 
 H'>2. — V.\'.(J 
 
 '■'■ '■.\e:Mlfi 
 
 on. 
 
 Si , 
 
ii 
 
 202 
 
 OK HKNKi'rr or invkntoky. 
 
 1325. Tho hoir under bene- rights agin.st tli 
 
 tit (.) 
 
 imiii((vuiil)k',x without the (.• 
 
 inventory, cuniiot sell the the property in (juesti 
 
 e succe.-sion or 
 
 on to 
 
 on- 
 
 f<ent of all tlie (ireditors and eoiirr. ) 
 
 brinj^ their claims belore the 
 
 Ie<;atees of the deceased 
 
 1330> Tlie j)roecedinj^s up- 
 
 1326. [In ca.scH where the on such daiuKs and up(Tn the 
 joneliciarv heir hay :inv clRimw iii>tifiiin fi.r i.r..i-;^;.,>...i 
 
 '1' 
 
 oeneiiciary heir hay any claims petition for provisional posses- 
 to exercise against tlie succes- sion are the yaine as uiion 
 sion, he niUHt can.se a curator ordinary suits.] 
 to be named, the sanu; form- 
 alities being observed as are 
 
 prescribed for the a])pointiuent 
 
 of curators to vacant succes- . 
 sions ] 
 
 CHAPTER FIFTH. 
 
 CHAPTER FOURTH. 
 
 I'liOVISU'NAI. 1'0SSK.SS1().\. 
 
 1327. Provisional posses- 
 sion, whenever it may be de- 
 manded, must be applied for 
 by ])etitiou to the surperior 
 court in the district in which 
 the absentee or deceased person 
 had hi.s last domicile, or, if he 
 had no domicile in Lower 
 Canada, in the district in which 
 the property is situate. 
 
 1328. The petition in the 
 case of absentees must be ac- 
 companied with an act of 
 notoriety, by three witnesses 
 duly sworn, and establishing 
 the facts upon which the peti- 
 tion is based, and also \yith 
 such other proof as the court 
 may deem necessary. 
 
 1329. [Provisional j)osses- 
 sion cannot be granted until 
 after notice has been given and 
 ]tublished, in the manner ro- 
 (luired for the summoning of 
 absentees, calling uj)on all 
 persons who may have any 
 
 OK VACANT .SUCCESSIONS. 
 
 1331. If the natural or tes- 
 tamentary hviir renounces the 
 succession, and nojierson comes 
 forward to accejit it within the 
 delays allowed for making an 
 inventory and deliberating j or 
 if there is no known heir, the 
 succession is deemed vacant. 
 C. C, sue. S<J b, IH). 
 
 1332. When a succession is 
 deemed vacant, any creditor or 
 legatee, or the heir who has 
 renounced, may demand tlie 
 appointment of a curator to 
 such vacantsuecession. — 2 Pi"-. 
 5()<l. 
 
 1333. The judge proceeds 
 to such appointincnt after tak- 
 ing the advice of the relations 
 and creditors of the deceased, 
 convened in the manner jirc- 
 seribod by such judge. 
 
 1334. Till' v'urator is bound : 
 
 1. To III ike oath that he 
 will faithfully and to the best 
 of his ability administer the 
 property of t!ie succession and 
 render an account thereof; 
 
 2. To give notice of his aji- 
 pointmcnt in the same manner 
 
OF VAfANT SIC<KSSM)XS. 
 
 203 
 
 as ciirntor.x to the property of iminoveahli 
 
 lissolved corporati 
 
 nor 
 
 tins 
 
 cause an inventory to ancial 
 
 'to(;k in inanufai-tiirin 
 
 <hare^ 
 
 or 
 r or tin- 
 
 ie made, ohscrvinj' the sai 
 
 forinaliti 
 
 lie consent of all tin- 
 
 >i'iations, witlionf tin 
 
 iities as in onlmary siic- 
 eess lonx ; 
 
 4. To eause the nioveahles 
 to he sold, observiiif^ the same 
 formalities as in the case of 
 successions in which minors 
 are ooiiccrnod. — 2 I'ig., 510. 
 
 parties inter 
 
 1335. il 
 
 ested. — //;/W. 
 
 1336. He is ImiMid to render 
 an account of his administra- 
 tion, in the same nianmr as 
 any other curator, and also 
 from time to time whenever re- 
 quired hy a competent court or 
 
 cannot sell the , by a,judj,'c to doso.— /6(</ ,011. 
 
 TITLE ^EVKXTH. 
 
 CENERAL PROVLSrOXS APPLVIXtJ TO TilK DIJOFERENT 
 TITLES OF THE THIRD PART OF THIS CODE. 
 
 1337. In all proceed! ntjs 
 under the ditlerent, titles of the 
 third part of this code, the de- 
 lays uj)on .summons are the 
 same as those prescribed in 
 article 890. 
 
 1338. All applications made 
 or proceedings brought before a 
 judge must remain in the re- 
 cords of the court and form 
 Jiart thereof. 
 
 1339. The prothonotary of 
 the superior court may exer- 
 cise all the powers conferred 
 upon the court or a judge i 
 thereof J but any decision by j 
 
 sindi prothonotary is subject to 
 bo revised by a judge, upon 
 application being made to that 
 ! eifect. after notice given to the 
 persons interested. —C.S. L. C., 
 i c. 7s, .ss. 24-j. 
 
 1340. All decisions of a 
 court or a judge are also sub- 
 ject to a review by three .judges 
 of the superior court, ai-cording 
 to and in conformity with the 
 provisions contained in articles 
 •i'J4 and following. — C. S. L. C, 
 c. «6, s, 4.-27 & 2S Vic, c. 
 ;i9, s. 20. 
 
 ■ i 
 i I 
 
201 
 
 <»."-• AltldTliArKl.V.S. 
 
 TITLh EIGHTH. 
 
 '»F AH 15 IT RAT IONS r\ 
 
 <iKXKUAL 
 
 ■llBi 
 
 - ^ 
 
 M 
 
 }■■ f 
 
 m 
 
 I 
 
 I ^M 
 
 J; ,. 
 
 1341. SiiU 
 
 liy w 
 Jtrcvo 
 
 snif. 
 
 •1 
 
 lii'h 
 
 inissioii is ,.,n (let 
 
 it 
 
 "• piit fin fiid to ,il;nv- 
 
 laiiioii ;is iiM.(lii,f,,rs.— pnf., r 
 
 •'t.'-'IIMi fii 
 
 Tl 
 
 C.J'.C. lOd'i, 1(11!) __ 
 
 (r 'I-- 1 (.11 
 
 ■•tltidc l,v tlio I„.t 
 
 "' Witnesses to y, 
 
 ail»i!,-;tt 
 
 one 
 
 or.- 
 
 \rh 
 
 i)i- 
 
 "111 thi'V 
 
 iiioro 
 
 '"•'• fill! arliifr.'itMrs 
 
 (• cxaiiiincil 
 
 *-n<'t. ;;(» 
 
 -worn I),.),,,.,, tl, 
 "^roo or thoHoik .,ftl 
 
 iiiitv Ik; 
 
 Oll- 
 
 tl.H' 1, 
 
 iiit\ 
 
 protlioiiot.Mv 
 '<• ciri'iiit I'oiirt 
 
 1342. 
 
 M- bcl 
 
 win 
 <iis 
 
 Thos 
 •MUcr int( 
 
 persons only 
 •^iilnnission 
 
 inissioncrot'tl 
 
 oru a 
 
 Cutll- 
 
 '"viMlio le,i,'!il capaeity t 
 
 pose of tho ohjoct 
 
 0(1 in it.— 
 
 I00.{. 
 
 It. — I (J 
 
 o 
 ••fiini»ris- 
 
 1347. I> 
 
 (IXCI |,y tl, 
 
 poinfiiioiit of tl 
 
 ic sii|ic'riori'oin 
 mill.' th;. (1,.| 
 
 
 on. 
 
 '<•.— C. 1\ C 
 
 in not Ijo revoked 
 
 I' '•mission the ai, 
 L' arliitratoV^ 
 
 1343. Til 
 
 ■irb.trat 
 
 i.'!tO(! 
 
 code. 
 
 ( I rs 
 
 by th 
 
 appointment of the 
 
 the 
 the do! 
 
 eon 
 
 oxeept with 
 
 si3iitofail the parties. If 
 "y is not lixed. cifhcr of 
 
 o court is re;;!!- 
 
 "1 the second p.,rt of thi 
 
 .sub 
 
 parties may revoke fh. 
 sioii when lie pleases.— I 
 
 nil.' 
 
 1344. I 
 
 ouehot, ;j() — C.P.C, 1008 
 
 mad 
 
 the 
 
 'J Hit ,,f 
 
 • eeds of siih 
 
 mission 
 
 1348. Tl 
 
 ii.am'.'s 
 
 "••t "Mist state IT 
 
 eomes inoperative 
 
 10 subniis.sion be- 
 
 lV<'-f'e-' and 
 
 iiiu. addition.s of th 
 
 n til 
 
 iirbitrati 
 
 I retusal.witli.lrawal 
 
 e case of the death. 
 
 ';^)f«:ts in dispute, and tl 
 
 the , to ac-t of 
 
 or inabilitv 
 
 xvitl 
 
 "ibit 
 
 i'ot.. P 
 lOli?. 
 
 "Ill whieh th 
 
 iiwa 
 
 le time unic 
 
 one of the arbitrat 
 
 oi-.> 
 
 some 
 
 r;ir<ir.- 
 
 must bo "-iven 
 
 ''^. "t' the ; that it. shall 
 
 i^e provides 
 ivail notwithstand 
 
 <"., 101). (. 
 
 oiitn, C.P.tJ. 
 
 '"";, "'' that sueh urbitra.tor 
 
 1315. .Sul 
 
 )mis.si(>n must I 
 
 cj'cl^iii^ir""'- '■■«•■ "■»- 
 
 .shall b 
 'Chosen by the parties .u-'bv'tlie' 
 
 i-cplaeed by anotl 
 
 lei 
 
 •c remai 
 
 ni 
 
 ng arbitrator 
 
 rators, <»r other 
 
 or arbit- 
 
 134S. Tl 
 
 lOurth 
 
 respm-fivolv 
 
 10 arbitrator- 
 
 fault 
 
 partie..- and their proof; 
 ■"'" 'restabli.s'i a de- 
 
 "•"■st not b 
 
 In th 
 
 wise 
 
 e ease of the dcei.> 
 
 .«iri,!? j,'iveii before tl 
 
 pir.itioii of the delay tixed 
 
 ion 
 le ex- 
 
 ''i^'ainst the 
 
 111, 
 
 aeeordin^r t„ the nil 
 
 and (ieeide ' th( 
 
 iiy the f 
 
 UI.,(>,. 
 
 lave bo 
 
 oy tl 
 
 10 sub 
 
 of 1, 
 
 IW 
 
 appointment of 
 
 lUure to agree, if 
 
 ^'>> or unles 
 
 en exempted from d 
 
 mi.^Mon they , for 
 
 arbitrator has not b 
 
 third 
 
 een provided 
 
 they have bo 
 
 ouitr 
 
 ■l- iiy the mutual 
 
 en i tbo ]>artioti 
 
 consent of 
 
•— i'"f., r. 
 
 •!'. lOI'.t.— 
 <'Xiiii)incil 
 
 '■>• lll.iy h(; 
 'tlloiiotiMV 
 ■I'llit I'dillt 
 
 TO a Crilll- 
 
 iorcoiirt.J 
 Ik- dcliiy 
 HI the tiu- 
 rliitratdVs 
 :ci'|)t witli 
 liirtios. If 
 . eifluT (if 
 vnkc the 
 t'.i-es.— I 
 
 loos. 
 <sion bo- 
 le death, 
 iiuiliility 
 )itriit()r,«;, 
 |>r(ivi(le.- 
 thftand- 
 ibitrator 
 aiiDtluT, 
 '1- by the 
 r iirhit- 
 
 •locitijon 
 tlic ox- 
 :ed ; 
 ^'rec, if 
 I fliird 
 rovidod 
 
 iscnt (if 
 
 •>f' AKHirH.v 
 
 rut.vs. 
 
 ••• n.y the 1. 
 
 which f< 
 Mil 
 
 Hiiis.'^iiin 
 "■ l!y th 
 
 '"■^ tlie sul.joet vi 
 
 f the nbj,.et , the .J( 
 
 tht 
 
 ]>i>i>\t. 
 
 idd 
 'III 
 
 (' fXtlllcti., 
 
 'i,'fiti"n wliieh f. 
 'Jo<-t of the sill 
 
 n o 
 
 f fh 
 
 lined th( 
 
 of th 
 
 iiin, (;}7. I 
 
 \V H'vocati 
 d 
 
 'I'llSSKlII. 
 
 on in the 
 
 partic 
 "ith 
 .1 11 1) 
 
 and thev 
 
 III list bo 
 
 IToiioiinnvJ to the 
 '"• ■■"•'•vod i,,M,n th 
 
 otii, 
 
 pro.-,.di„j,'urti,de Ij, 
 
 1'. (' 
 
 1 C 
 
 " file delay (ivl-d ) 
 
 iiiis.>ion._i.,.f., ,,,. _ -,;;2 
 
 y fh( 
 
 on. 
 
 ease ('.!>.(•.. k,^^ 
 
 iO.—l |{ 
 
 oiliici- 
 
 ": 1353. j; 
 
 oil. 
 
 -<' I'.r., i(ii2 
 
 Arbit 
 
 '•''••—I lofarl 
 
 1349. 
 
 '•'■'•M-^ed, c.veej.t f 
 
 rator.. 
 
 >itratois 
 t'litod under tl 
 
 .\tra-jiidici;il 
 
 '•••111 only ( 
 
 (I wan is 
 »e exe- 
 
 wIlKdi h 
 
 ii.-<'ovfrod 
 
 ive uri.s..,, or have 1 
 
 iiient. 
 
 "iiee their 
 
 or reason 
 
 leeii 
 
 iiiiiot eoiiipetent 
 
 ^'•f'".i,'bt in the ordi 
 
 ''•!'.<'.. lOI-J 
 
 ']'IlOII|f- 
 
 1350. IftI 
 
 le a 
 
 .•iL'i-ee 
 
 rbitratorsfail 
 
 "-""' the aj,j,„i„t 
 
 ner. tl 
 
 oil) lied to o.v 
 
 live the 
 
 t' authority of 
 l""i a .suit 
 "ary man- 
 
 coiirt, II 
 
 wh 
 
 1354. [Th 
 
 t'-v'!c;iite the 
 
 irty 
 III. 
 
 eon- 
 
 iiiii 
 
 <iiel 
 
 <" eourt befd 
 
 ro 
 
 ' >\ fnit }g broiiL'ht 
 
 •.'''•'••i-'.itrat;^:',;:;:,;;:; ;r:-;i!-- :"'-.,. 
 
 I'foviiledfur, siud 
 
 made in conf 
 
 ' afijiointiiieiit 
 
 )oen of niilji 
 
 ••nnity with the f 
 
 '^^•••i''l. or int 
 
 fJ "hich alTeet 
 
 ^^ri'iiiids 
 the 
 
 •■'"bniissM.n, and tiie .-aso ;, 
 ''^Jiiiiined over a<,Miii. 
 
 t, ^^^^' ^'" "^'^'i''' "f arbi- 
 "'"''' ••■•'" be rendered when 
 
 -re. ire more than one.. mis 
 
 ; "1 fhe third arbitrator agree 
 "1';"' -ud. Item of the award 
 — ' ' on.. .11 . 
 
 1352. Awards of arbitrators 
 :;,',"""'r "»t '» notarial form 
 
 <;-p.-ted with a notary, who 
 '"•'^^^ "1> an authentic act of 
 
 "I'll! whi(di 
 
 a'ly qiio.stionsof 
 
 "lay prevent its bt 
 
 "'f?bomolo,.a(ed; imtiteannot 
 ^'"■i;nre into the merit, of ho 
 '■•;"t»'.^tation; neverthelcsV 
 
 vbenajionalty has been ^P 
 ''if<^' >n the .submission, 'the 
 ;::•'•' '"ay <lo so whenever the 
 
 Jiartv 
 tc 
 
 the 
 
 d or 
 
 tho 
 
 A ••<.ntost:n^' ha.s ,,ai, 
 ndered the amount of 
 
 l-"alty either to the,, arty who 
 '''■'•n>t^ the award' or iV 
 
 ^*'"-'<»— •> L.C.R., p. 4S0 
 
 TITLE NLNTPJ. 
 
 I>IVI8I0>. o. LOWKK CANADA INTO M.TRrcTS .o. 
 THE ADMIXI.TKATIOX OF JUSTICE ^ 
 
 135*5 Pt 
 
 jivi*.a i-„i„ , ■;;:;;; 2";;;''; ;;; izlZ'^'i'"'- ""•''"" -i- 
 
 '"" '""""«■■•" '■»'"■ ". thofi,!" '" :' rrtsr"'';;;""- ° 
 
 ^ ''" u"'"ict;— tho second 
 
2l)f) 
 
 ni.STKIOT.s OK I.OWKK CANADA. 
 
 c.lumn, h,.,,Im'o,s which <iro | which the aitti.nr- of the sm- 
 compns...l w.fh.n thj- district ; perior court are held, a, I who e 
 - m.l h.. (h>nl ouiumn. the the di.tri.t c„:,rt-h„ui and 
 naiiie vl tho place at or near gaol are .situated : J 
 
 SCJIEUir LE 
 
 Niiincs of 
 Districts. 
 
 I'liicfs (.•oiii|irls,' 1. 
 
 Ottawa. 
 
 Counties of 
 Ottawa and 
 Pontiac. 
 
 Montreal Counties of 
 
 llochclaga, 
 
 Terrebonne... 
 
 Jacques t'artier, 
 liaval, 
 Vaudreuil, 
 Soulangew, 
 Jjaprario, 
 Chambly, 
 
 Verchcre.s ; and the City 
 of Montreal. 
 
 Counties of 
 Argcntcuil, 
 Two Mountains and 
 Terrebonne. 
 
 I'lii.M-J'laccs. 
 Village of Aylmer. 
 
 'City of Montreal. 
 
 Juliette 'Counties of 
 
 L'Assoniption, 
 Montcalm, and 
 
 } Jolictte. 
 
 Richelieu Counties of 
 
 Richelieu, 
 Yamaska, and 
 
 IJertl/.er. 
 
 t 
 
 Three Rivers Counties of 
 
 Maskinongc, 
 St. Maurice, (including 
 C'fy of Throe Rivers.) 
 Cha!nj)Iain, and j 
 
 Nicolet. 
 
 Villageof St. Scholas- 
 tique. 
 
 Town of Industrie. 
 
 Town of Sorel. 
 
 City of Three Rivers. 
 
bi«trkVs I Pla.'rs Cuniprls,.,! ! ^^^=-^ ■ =t-::- 
 ' -__, ! <' l-1'lar..s. 
 
 ^i""^^" C.untiesof ' 
 
 t.'lK'lu'c, 
 
 AJonfriioreni'v 
 
 I* ♦ , 
 
 '-f'.'i'|i.-Te : nu.l U,e City 
 
 ■'^"^''enay Cnnfi^.s „f 
 
 <^'''»'lov..i.v. an.l »''in,sh „f sf. VAU^nuo. 
 
 ; •SagnoiKiv. ',, '" •'^'"H'fiie ,„• 
 
 • -Murray I{„y. 
 
 Chicoiitiini... Coiintv ..f 
 
 <'lii,"ni,ti,ni. i^'Jiieoutinii. 
 
 '^•"''P*^' Counties „f 
 
 r.a..j„'. and '^':!'' *':"l''^Io. in the 
 
 I^onavonture. ,, "" "' '*"»av.;ntnie. 
 
 , t^'i'V". i" the County 
 
 ^^""«".«ki County of 
 
 Iiiiiiou.ski. ^*'\'''i' "^'•^'- Germain 
 
 j tie Kiniou.ski. 
 
 I'^'iimo- r.iskaiCountiesof ,, 
 
 Kiunoura.ska, and V-"'' "'"''^^- ^^^'"'■^ 'le 
 
 I Teniisoouata: i^-unoura.ka. 
 
 -Montmagny.. Counties of 
 
 ' L'islet, r '"'^^"- "f Montmag- 
 
 Montmagny, and ' "^'* 
 
 ■Delioehate. 
 
 ^•^""^^ Counties of ,„ ., 
 
 IJeauee, and P T',^ I'*" '''^- J^-'^'-Th 
 
 I>orcliester. ^'" ''^ lieaufc. 
 
 Arthaba.ska..:'co„nties of L • 
 
 Megantic, "^^'y''' "^ St. Christo- 
 
 Arthabaska, and I ' ' '''A'tliaba.ka. 
 
 l>i'ummond. j 
 
 p 
 
it 
 
 I 
 
 I fifi' 
 
 208 
 
 DrSTRtfTS (,F r.dWKU TANAOA. 
 
 Nairn's III' 
 l)l>trli' s. 
 
 I'laccs ('iiiii|irlsi'(|. 
 
 Clilcf-I'imt's. 
 
 St, JMJinois...j('()untic 
 Hi<'li 
 
 IIOI 
 
 lU'.lfonl , 
 
 111. (including tl 
 town (,f Sherbrooke.) 
 Wolfe, ^ 
 
 <'onipton, and 
 Stanctead. 
 
 f'ounfios of 
 Shofford, 
 
 [le; 
 
 Town of Shurbrookc 
 
 MisH 
 
 ii'quoi, and Biome. 
 
 [Nclsonville, in tho 
 1> "f l>un- 
 
 St.H;y' 
 
 ncinthc Count 
 
 \i'ii of 
 
 Iberville 
 
 St. Hyai'lntho, 
 n.igot, and 
 Honvillo. 
 
 <'onntic,s of 
 St. John. 
 Napiorville. and 
 Iberville. 
 
 townsh 
 ham. 
 
 City of St. IIv 
 
 aeintht 
 
 Beauharnois. Counties of 
 
 Iluutinffd 
 
 Beauharn 
 
 on. 
 
 iTown of St. Johi 
 
 Town of Beanharnois. 
 
 ois, and 
 C'hateauguay. 
 
 1356. [If tho name of the 
 I'laee whi.-h is the chief-i.iace 
 o a district is changed, such 
 place nevertheless continues to 
 be the chief-place under its 
 now name. If tho name of such 
 place has been changed since 
 the passing, of the Lower Can- 
 ada judicature acts of 18.17 and 
 l«oh,a„d !.<< different from that 
 mentioned in the above sched- 
 •jlo, tho chir-nlace must be 
 Jei^ignrted by ' .e name given 
 by such_change.] ^ | 
 
 .^■}i^^7' '^''^'"'fi^'er.s connected ! 
 W'tli the administration of! 
 
 .Jii.-^tice in each of the new 
 'lu^tncts created by the Lower 
 tanada judicature acts of 7857 
 and l8oS. are the same a.s in 
 the old districts subsistin.r im- 
 mediately before the time when 
 such new districts were consti- 
 tuted, and proper i)ersons may 
 in like manner be apj.ointed to 
 '"II such -.ffices; and all the 
 ].rovision> .flaw touching such 
 ofhces respectively, as well with 
 regard to the security to be 
 given by the persons holding 
 the same, or the apjmintmcnt 
 ot deputies, as with regard t.. 
 
yi^M, PHiivisiu.vy 
 
 "fliiT niiittcr 
 
 likt'dirn 
 
 tT.x in Mic I 
 
 oxtoiul to tlu. (I, 
 <'w (lififricts, I 
 
 '■•'nsoliijatol sfaf 
 
 209 
 
 iifes for 
 
 ,;'7f '''^"'"l"- i^ "',,1 ahvav. 
 
 -;;- of an,- orhor act' tL in IJ^nl^r* ';i;:^'"' l!"" ''-"-i.-t of 
 '-•.a.xaefineci in chapter 75 of liiverl;! " ' "''" '^''""" 
 
 FINAL PROVLSroXS. 
 
 ij 
 
 1359. Thefonns contained 
 '• "; "PI'«'»'i"x to thi,s code 
 
 v».ether,n,.o„nectionwiththL' 
 '•;''l<' "r with the Civil (-,.,,,> , , 
 
 •"hens to the san.e ,..re,.t n, 
 l>'-' "sed .„ the cases to which 
 fl'c.v arc intended to a,.,,lv 
 1360. The laws coL'-'-rnin. 
 /;;-l'n-e ,n IWce at the time 
 "' ''" *""""« int.. force of this i 
 o'xle, arenhrojrated : 
 
 1- 111 all cases in which this 
 •"de contains any provisi „ 
 ;;mn^ expressly or ilnpliedl^ ' 
 (Hat ettect ; ' "^ 
 
 2 In all cases in which such 
 ' ^ .^ are contrary to or incon 
 >>tent w.th any provision of 
 tl'is code, or in which express 
 
 Fo,,sK>„is„,,,dehythis'code 
 upon the i.articular ,„atter to 
 "h.ch such laws relHte._Fx- 
 ^-ept always that as regar<Ls 
 1" oceedmgs, matters and thin<.s 
 ■'ntenor to the coming inh, 
 
 force of this code, and to^which 
 Its provisions could not ai)ply ! 
 
 I J.thont hav.n;,' a retroactive 
 cfw- , the provisions of |aw 
 which without this code would 
 "l'1'I.V to such proceed inirs 
 "latfers an.l things remain in 
 orce and apply to them, and 
 this, -ode appli-s to them onlv 
 "o far as it coin, ides with such 
 pio\ isioiis. 
 
 1361. If in any article of 
 this code foiind.'d on the laws 
 existing at the time of its I,ro- 
 ""'l;,'ation, there be a dilferenco 
 letwcen the English an.l French 
 texts, that version shall prevail 
 ; which IS most consistent with 
 the provisions .,( the existinir 
 aws on which the article is 
 founded; and if there be any 
 ■-^"ch difference in an article 
 changing the existing laws 
 that version shall prevail which 
 If-' most consistent with the in- 
 tention of the article, and the 
 ordinary rules of legal inter- 
 pietation shall apply in deter- 
 nnning such intention. 
 
 EXD OF THE CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDLKE. 
 
 N 
 
 * 
 
rif 
 
 11 ii 
 
 ii 13 -t 
 
 CI 
 
RULES OF PRACTICE 
 
 IN TIIK 
 
 VARIOUS COLRTS 
 
 ( I 
 
 HAVING 
 
 CIVIL JURISDICTI 
 
 ON 
 
 IN THE 
 
 rKOVINCE OF QUEBEC. 
 

 SUP 
 
 Whc 
 
 ••Xjircs; 
 
 tll( 
 
 y ii r 
 
 ItDrtioii 
 J H.'iO. 
 
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 iind l),ir 
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 •'oiirt, Ii 
 
 worn I) 
 iiiid bill- 
 Hall, iiH 
 
 f'oiinfiol. 
 ill any 
 liiil)iUMl. 
 
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RULES OF PRACTICE 
 
 <»K TIIK 
 
 SUPERIOR COURT FOR I,OU KR caXa: a. 
 
 Where flH. following rules ,.avo no, „ „,„,., ,,, ,„„.^. 
 
 press p..,.v.s.o„ of the foro,oi„« (,.,,,. .,■ ,,,;, ,,..,;^.„ ;- 
 Ley are he rules still i„ fWee iu tl.e sai.l ...,urr. The « ,; 
 -^on oi thes. rule, were prouuH«a.o,, the I7HM e.t:^^^ 
 
 rffAPTKii r. 
 
 >>^^ TIIK (.|-|-|(KK.S OK TIIK 
 
 Home j.Iaco within ii mile ..fthe 
 '•ourt house at the |.|..,.c where 
 
 ,01 KT. ,"' l"''";/!'.''-^ : '""I that in .ie- 
 aulr ot his so .loin^'. he shall 
 u; .onsi.lereil to have ele.-ted 
 his ( lomieile as such attorney, 
 »"r all intents an.l purposes, in 
 theollicc olthe prothonofaryat 
 sueh plaee.— r. art. S,,. ,,. | J 
 iintf. ' 
 
 T. That the queen's counsel, 
 ami barristers, who practice iu 
 this court, do appear, wlien in 
 e«.urt, habited iu black, and in 
 sueh robes and bands as are 
 worn by the queen's counsel rrr 'in,..f «i .1 
 
 ""-ed, and that no ciueen'- 
 '•"iinsel, or barrister, be heard 
 '" """ "■■■ who i, „„t ,„ 
 
 iu any cause 
 liabited. 
 
 II. That every .ittornev prac- 
 tising' in this court, do hie, in 
 writing, in the otKce of the 
 prothonotary, an election of his 
 ''•""icile, as smdi attorney, at 
 
 court, habited in bla u and in 
 siKdi robes and bauds n- are 
 worn by the prothoimtarv in 
 Westminster Hall, as heretcdore 
 hath been used: that tlic sheritf. 
 when iu C(.urt. d-. ai.j.ear, hab- 
 ited in blai-k. with his robe, 
 his wand of oHire and sword as 
 heretofore hath been used ; and 
 that the ciier. when in court. 
 
2t4 
 
 In I.KS 0|' I'KAi |(( K, S. (• 
 
 
 iln Ji|i|iciir liiiliilcl ill l.hi.'k ;iii(| 
 ill such i(.li(' its is worn liy fh.il 
 otlii'cr ill WcstiiiiiistiT IIhII. 
 
 IV. T 
 
 lilt thr 
 
 >t1i 
 
 .f ti 
 
 Jirdlliiiiiotiiiv iiml (it' the slicritr, 
 lie ii|i('ii on r\iT_v jiiriclicil d.iv 
 iliiiiiiir ti'iiii 
 
 rHAI'TKlt II, 
 
 <ii:M:i;\i. oitiihK.- 
 
 iiiii 
 
 <lisli-ict.K (if (^iicl 
 
 deal 
 
 (III CV.IN' 
 
 .M 
 
 I Hi- 
 ll'.' 11 
 (illij; 
 
 VI I r. Tii.it fi 
 
 I' rules iiii< 
 
 II 111 tin 
 
 (ir(l('rs (it 
 
 prai'ti'c (if this cuiiri 
 
 ml Mini slijill lie fairly (tntcroil Ky tl 
 |ii(iihiiiiiitary in a iidnk fn Ix 
 •y him kept for that |iiir|iiiso ; 
 
 I'MUlC 
 
 hdiii- 
 
 a jiiiidi a! diy, (VdiM the 
 
 <if i'i,:i;lit ill thi' inurniu.' until ami all dei'dsi 
 
 ( 1 1 1 s o 
 
 f tl 
 
 lis ('(lint 
 
 till' hdiir ( f six in tlii' aflcr- 
 
 iiddii : anil in the di-tiicts df ; he ciiicrcd nv tin- jiriitlii.ndtaiv. 
 
 QiK'buc and .Monticiil. (liniii;; ; when so diroi'tod bv the cinirt. 
 
 11 pdiiits df |nactii'c, shall alsi 
 I' rntcrcd liv tin- iirnth 
 
 va 'atidii, .Mdiidays ('.\>'('|iti'd. 
 fi'diii till' hdiir of nine in the 
 
 ill aiidthcr lunik td lie liy him 
 kr|it fur that piir|i(is(' — to cadi 
 
 aidrniii^' Miiiil tin- hiuir nf fd:ir , of wliidi lididis tlicre shall be 
 
 in the .ificinddii uf cvi'iy jiiri an index, and all inactitidnors 
 
 dical day, and in the dislii-ts j of thi,s court, shall, diirin- 
 
 of Tliri'c Uivirs. .^i. I'laii is, 
 
 and (Jasp('', diiriiif; vacalidn, 
 
 frdiii the lidiir of niiio in the 
 
 ndriiin(r until iiodii. .'iiid from 
 
 tho 1 
 
 lour (I 
 
 t\V( 
 
 Id till' I 
 
 otli.-r Iidiils, lia VI! arci'ss tluTi'- 
 
 to. and tlu'ri'l'roni lie allowed to 
 
 tako c.xtra.'fs .'ind cnpios .fi-'itix, 
 
 IX. That all writs and other 
 
 four ill the afteriiooii 
 
 11' '""ir df |irai-tical forms, wiiich are or 
 
 shall be settled bv t 
 
 V. That the sheritf, the pro- [ shall in like mani'ie 
 idiidt.irv and iIm' 
 d i 
 
 lis CdUlf. 
 
 IlllV 
 
 r be f 
 
 crier, 
 
 do entered by the prothonotary 
 persdiiaily attend in court, in in a re.i,nster to be by him kept 
 their rospeelive pla-es, ,/, ,//, for that purpose, to which there 
 
 //( (/iciii. diiriiii,^ each term from .shall 
 tho opeiiin^r until the risiii;; of tit 
 the cdiirt, and in lik 
 
 diiriii;; 
 
 ill 
 
 <ittiiiirs ( 
 
 held 
 
 11 vacation. 
 
 an index, and all prae- 
 
 idiiers of this cdurt shall at 
 
 e iiiaiiner all times, during otfieo hnurs. 
 
 lereto, and there- 
 
 if tl 
 
 le court 
 
 avo aece,« 
 
 tl 
 
 VI. That no barrister, or j tracts and 
 attorney, prothdnotary, sheritf. ! X. That 
 crier, bailitf, or slu. itf's olhcer, I of 
 
 IVdm be alliiwed to tako cx- 
 
 diall be bail or surety 
 action or proeeedint: 
 
 opies </r>itiH, 
 ivery wilful breach 
 an order or rule of practice 
 
 ne 
 
 n":s cdi: 
 
 ble by this court, or by 
 jiidj^e thereof. 
 
 in any I of this court (fo. which no fi 
 iiiza- ' or other sjiecitic punishment is 
 y I jirovided iii .'he body of such 
 
 an 
 
 tile or order) shall be consid- 
 a contempt of court, and 
 
 VII. That all orders and ! eied 
 rules fdr the conduct and roj^u- punislied accordiii;;;! 
 lation of the sheritf in the cxo- j XI. That in 
 cution of his duty, shall extend .ime no fractii 
 
 n comiiiitations ot' 
 
 dav b 
 
 ins d| 
 
 all anv Siiiidav 
 
 to the coroner, in all cases in .'Ulowed, nor 
 
 which .-ui'li duty shall be exe- ; or binding holiday {f'ifr<r„l,f! 
 
 euted by him. j»ti',„) be reokon'od unles 
 
HII.KS OK I'KA' TirK, 
 
 s. c. 
 
 (ifh 
 
 — r 
 
 orwisc providfd for l)v I; 
 
 H-f.24. p. 1 
 
 Xir. That wl 
 
 iiiiti 
 
 ilV 
 
 ■ hull 
 
 M'lHivcr iiiiy di-- 
 I'-xpirc (in a iiun Juri- 
 
 •'.V flif plaintitr in tlu- uHicc ,,f 
 'lif iir(Ptli(,ni.t;ii V. 
 
 liical ilay, •^iicli ijrday shall b^ 
 <ii]ari,'f(l to the next jnriiJi.'iU 
 «la V. — ////(/. 
 
 X I 1 1. That no papfr of 
 
 i|('>rriiit 
 
 I'tion shall l.f r 
 
 th" 
 iini 
 
 ,tl 
 
 <'('C1V('( 
 
 any 
 Ihv 
 
 •'rr.vi'TKR iv 
 
 thl 
 
 I'liiotary, in an v cai 
 
 ni.«f . 
 
 "f 'KirriKi 
 
 < MKS ny 
 
 ^y\{\\r\:, \i 
 
 ante 
 
 Jt; rc^nlail 
 
 iiu-ntnininj' the 
 
 le cansc, 
 
 iliM'kcfteil hy 
 
 titli' and niinibor of tl 
 
 thf ,!,'(>nc'ral dos.Tiptioii of sii.-l 
 
 papiT, and the party tilin- t|,, 
 
 -aint;. 
 
 X\ II. 
 
 '||' i'frtili,-ati 
 
 That 
 
 "■vriy athd 
 
 ivit 
 
 o ot Sfivioe .■.hull 
 
 p.'iiticulaily di'scriho th 
 
 Hit, 
 
 t' riian- 
 
 t'HAl'TKR III. 
 
 Ill- I'UOCKSS All lil.SI'ONDKM,! M, 
 
 XIV. That a resistor of all 
 iitul every process -/(/ /wy,,,,,-/. 
 ""/«/// whatsoever, issued from 
 this Odurt, specifying the names 
 "f the partie.s. the aniojint de- 
 iiiiiiided, the eansc of aeti.in. 
 :uid the return day of eaeh 
 Jiroces!* respectively, shall he 
 kept by the prothonotarv, to 
 which all jiersons. dnrin^'^olHce 
 hoiirs.sliall have access .7/7///^. 
 XW That no process ai/ ir^- 
 /<o,i'h,n/,tni of any description 
 shall issue, until an appearance 
 for the party re(iuirin,i,' such 
 process, and a /'r<i<ij,f ,'t'<>v the 
 SI ne, be tied in the otlice ' 
 the prothonotary. — ]'. jut. 44 
 p. S uiita. ' ' 
 
 XVI. That 
 
 . pi.i.-c and time of service, 
 III letteis, and also the distanr(>' 
 ti-'iiii the place. .fs,-rvic,., to the 
 ";"i"t house, at whi.di the party 
 
 i_^ re(jnirc(| to appear I', art. 
 
 7^, p. I. 'I '(/(/.. 
 
 XVril. That all .services nn 
 j the atlonicy of anv partv be 
 i'i''"l«' between the hours of 
 I '">"■ .'i.m. and si.x p.m.. f.-om 
 1 the twenty-first of .Marrh to tie 
 twcnty-lirst of ,v;,.pt,.,nber ; and 
 •'•'tween the hours of nine a.m. 
 , ""'I live p.m. during the re- 
 iiiaiuder of the ve;ir.— That 
 : every servi.-e of proce.s.s and 
 . other service on anv partv to a 
 ; Miit he made between the'hours 
 •'t eight ill the forenoon and the 
 I '""''"* '''^■^■" in the afternoon. 
 I art. .>o, }). Ill ,,iii< , 
 
 CHAPTER V. 
 
 OK AlM'KAIiANCK.S— AM) (,K IJAII,. 
 
 icH/iDniliinihii, 
 ■■•tli'lavit, sha 
 
 no process n,l i XEX. Th:)t of 
 
 founded njiori 
 
 ance 
 
 every uppor- 
 
 issi e lu anv 
 
 which ■■h 11 be tiled f 
 
 lit ' defcn int, a du) I cat 
 
 or a 
 
 until the atHdavit upon which : fieil copv shall h 
 
 e or certi- 
 
 ■uch 
 
 process is founded be liled th 
 
 se ved during 
 a .same day upon the plain- 
 
 ii 
 
Kt I.KS or I'KACTICK. S. 
 
 1^ 
 
 tifV 
 
 iitt'irsM'V, 
 
 a rl . 
 
 .1 iiiih . 
 
 XX. Tliiit 
 
 itli lie r(;tiiriitHl into tl 
 
 ii; iiHico 
 
 11(1 ciiiinirc 
 
 t flic iiiiithtinotiiry, and tl 
 
 (ciiiiif,* 
 
 >i af- lie lik'd of 
 
 III III aii.v case he tu wliicji such 
 
 !eic 
 I'fKid, in the tmit 
 
 aljciwcrl witlidiit leave of i-onrt. ri-lafi 
 
 J '"1,1 
 
 •(• in varatidii. 
 
 r 
 
 inii 
 
 ail>. I'tiil 
 
 ' / Ml I, 
 
 /•• I' 
 
 2!t 
 
 niiniitc .«liall, 1. 
 
 minute 
 "I'. 
 
 >f 
 
 mil 
 
 the 
 
 -iiall 
 sii'h 
 
 {irotlii 
 
 XXI. That an attdnx'v wIki ({(■t'endant to tl 
 
 notary, ho dolivercfl with such 
 
 aiiiicar 
 
 for 
 
 anv 
 
 lll'ISilll 
 
 diall not. without leave «.(' 
 
 r 
 
 art. M.J I, 
 
 P 
 
 10 ••'aid sheritr. — 
 I'll iinti . 
 
 ciiiirt. or a 
 
 .i'l'ljT 
 
 o in vaeatioii. 
 
 he |ieiiiiitted to withdraw from 
 the .~iiit in wlii(di he shall have 
 
 2',l initi . 
 
 i|i|ieare( 
 
 1.— I 
 
 art. 
 
 XXII. That in every suit in 
 whieh a party shall cease to 
 ho represented l«y attorney ho 
 may he com|ielle(l, hy rulo of 
 eourt, to siilistitute an attorney 
 (U' an a|>|pearance in |ieison ; 
 and in default n{' a ]ilaintitV so 
 doing, his action shall Vv dis- 
 mi.ssod with costs, naitf a *»■ 
 ji'iKiroir — in default of a de- 
 fendant so doing it shall bo 
 competent for the plaintitf to 
 proceed i.rjuirti'. — l'. art. 2(1.'). 
 J). 2!l niiti . 
 
 XXII 1. That no surrender 
 of any defendant, liy himself 
 or hy his hail, shall be valid or 
 efl'ectiial. or allowed as such, 
 unless such surrender bo made 
 in open .'oiirt. <u' Ik Aire one of 
 tile Judges id' this court in 
 vacation, nor unless the court 
 or tiu.di Judge before whom 
 such surrender shall bo mad , 
 shall have made an entry or 
 minute of such surrender, jind 
 shall have eominitte<l such de- 
 fendant thereujion to the eu,s- 
 tody of the sheriff in discharge 
 of sindi bail: and in every case 
 of siirreiuler made before im^' 
 Judge of the court, the minuto 
 <if such surrender tihall forth- 
 
 CIIAI'TKM Vi. 
 
 (JF KXIIlltlT.S AM) <{|,\IMr.M(ATIO\ 
 '!' I'Al'KK.S. 
 
 XX I \'. That all paper-writ- 
 ings, MhereiPii any de(dar.'iti'in 
 or other pleading is fouiidei), 
 or duly certiticd copies of siudi 
 pa]iers. shall, with lists therijof, 
 be tile<l together with such de- 
 claration or other ]ileading res- 
 poctively, and not afterwards, 
 unless by the sipecial permis- 
 sion of tho court : and that all 
 other paper-writings whi(di any 
 party shall see lit to produce in 
 evidence, together with the 
 originals of all nvti i xoks mi im/ 
 prirr. copies of which shall 
 have been filed as hereinbefore 
 directed, shall be exhibited 
 and filed with lists thereof, be- 
 fore the riii/ui'd of the jiarty 
 prodn ing the same be (dosed. 
 — r. iirts. '.!',» rf Ml If., ji. Ki initi. 
 XXV. That every list of ox- 
 hiliits shall lie an index to all 
 the exhibits therewith filed, by 
 number, title, date and des- 
 cri]iti<>!K i!n(ier the signature 
 <d' the attorney or jiarty filing 
 such exhibits, and any exhibit, 
 which shall not bo so mention- 
 
ftit.rs n|- ii; \.r!i (•:, s. 
 
 L>i: 
 
 rmt 
 
 
 XXX. -That 
 
 piirJiciiIiirs (if 
 ■«liall iii>r III disc 
 ilfi'IfiratiiiTi. 
 
 o<l ill siicli list, shall 
 ropeiv«'iL — //</«/. 
 
 XXVI. That all drlays t„ 
 |'l<'a(! shall l..; riTkoiicil "tn.i.i 
 the (lay on wliirli tli,- cxhiliits, 
 in .•support of the plea.liii;,' to 
 he iinswfnMl. shall hav-.- Ik.,.|i 
 filed.— r. art. 10.;,, ]>. I7 ./«/,. 
 
 XX\'ir.— That ail piirtics t 
 a .*uit shall he (•iitiiit..| to com- 
 iimiiication of all exhihits and 
 "ther iiaper-writiiiy. t;l<..,i in 
 such .<iiit, at, thf oflicc of the 
 prothonotary.— I. art. Id I, |,. 
 
 I / lllltr. 
 
 XXVrri.— That of all ex- 
 
 hibit.-( ((!• other paper-writings 
 
 ill any cause, hein^j copies of 
 
 iirfrx init/ii iiti'/H' \ or of papers 
 
 ■oiiix "'//(.'/ y//'/r,',coninnii.ication 
 
 shall he given on the rccei '.of 
 
 the party indors'-cl, -latcd ..nd 
 
 signed u|,oii the list of fxhihifs, 
 
 and such party shall he cntitleii 
 
 to retain snch cojiifs in coni- 
 
 iininication during forty-eight i'l've been !iie( 
 
 liiiurs : it being expressly pro- p. *i4 ant, . 
 
 vided that no original paper- j XXXJf.-That no ...■.;.,,;„„ 
 writing shall be removal from '/'''■^•/"'^.lV^ ,>,'n n>ptnir, ,) /„ 
 the oDice of tlie ](rotlion()tary ;./'"•""- or ri!l„tn!n b,. ree.-i\-i. 1 
 lor iuiy cause whatsoever. i unless the party oH^-ing s„Hi 
 
 AAIA.— Jhat no exhibit, in t'xception shall therewith dc 
 any cause, tihall be withdrawn po>it in the hand- of the nro 
 pending such cause, or within thonotary the sum of two 
 a year and a day from the tinal pounds one shillin.' and (i.^ht 
 .ludgment in such cause, with- I ponce for every sii^h exceidlon 
 "lit an order of the court or of ! 'to answer the costs of the 
 a judge in vacation; and before iKlverse partv, if such exccn 
 ■^nch exhibit or other Jiaper- | tioii b,. dismissed o,.„.if|„ir,^„.'" 
 writing he withdrawn, a copy ! in the proportion of olev.-ii 
 thereof (except of authentic ! shillings and eighti.ence to 
 instruments), certified by the i t'lR IM-othonotnry. and one 
 prothonotary, .shall be tiled of ; pound ten shillin<rs to the 
 record, unless otherwise ordered ' attorney.— V; art. fl'^ \^ 
 
 whenever the 
 any ihiniiiiitr 
 osed by the 
 ••""1 no bill ,,(• ,,„,._ 
 ""•"liirs shall be therewith til,., I 
 no proceedings shall i,e ha. I 
 I'I'on su<di de,.l..,ratio„, l.nt the 
 •7""' f'"'"- "P-n the motion of 
 the adverse party, be rejected, 
 and thereupon the action of 
 the plaintiff b.. dismisse.l, un- 
 less it be otherwise .-rdcre-J bv 
 the court iii.on -^iili.eient eau.e 
 
 • ■^:V^f-—'^''"f"f«'Verv plead- 
 ing hie.l a cerfitied c(.j,v shall 
 l>e served upon the adverse 
 P"'-ty, and, until such service 
 ""■'"' ''■'•ve been made, the 
 pbading shall not be held to 
 *'''"' V. art. Wl, 
 
 hy tl 
 
 le court or judge. 
 
 XXXIII._That 
 
 '•'•('j,fi,>it ,l,U/ii,,itoi 
 
 h 
 
 a III /', 
 
 (•/(*' or ililiit 
 
 p. IH 
 
 upon every 
 j'i'riiiij). 
 
 U 
 
 '/*/''• 
 
 the 
 
 H 
 
 i : 
 
218 
 
 KII.KS (IF 
 
 •KACTIf'K, S. (■ 
 
 pliitititT niiiy move for I 
 
 leaiiii^r, flu( issue, the i.laintin" shall ii..f 
 iiswer : it hvlujr he alhiwcd t 
 
 without an 
 
 expressly jirovifled that every 
 
 )ilaiiititl', so moving shall tlicre- 
 
 hy, for the jiur|i<is(' of such 
 
 hearJLg, [)e held to confess the 
 
 allegations contained in sueli 
 
 excejition. 
 
 XXXI V — That in every case 
 ij. whieh an rui r/itimi (//c/iud- 
 (oirt;, (ti/<it')iri' or J>/'r<i,i/>tolri 
 
 fit foiiiir shall be filed, the 
 delay to plead to the merits 
 shall be computed from (he day 
 on whieh such exception shafi 
 have been di;-pisedot. — J. art. 
 l.n-.'J. p. 20 .nit,. 
 
 XXXV. — That with every 
 
 (h'/'llVf (III /oii</x <ii (I, lilt sliall 
 he iiled a notice as.signin" all 
 the grounds of such dr/inZ: „u 
 'oikIh rn droit ; it being e.\- 
 }.reKsly ordered that no party 
 shall be permitted to urge any- 
 ground, ir Mijiport of a '//^y/H*,,' 
 iiiifiiiiilH I'l limit, not so set 
 forth and particularised in such 
 notice. — V. art. 147, p. 2o ant, . 
 — That every demurrer to a 
 plea or special answer, shall 
 contain an assignment of the 
 causes on which that demurrer 
 is founded. — (Promulgated, 
 Quebec, June, l,Sj4.)— (.l,/,/,-_ 
 tiolial rvli' />rt. Ill idi/i, till huLxi:- 
 liuintly, QiUiHC, .June, 1854.) — 
 That it shall be lawful for a 
 defendant, by leave of a judge 
 oithi.s court, to pay into'cou^rt 
 the sum of money which such 
 defendant acknowledges to owe 
 to the plaintitl", and thereupon, 
 unless the phiintifi" shall accept 
 thereof in full discharge of his 
 suit, the said sum shall lie 
 struck out of the doeluration 
 and jiaid out of court to the 
 plaintitl; and upon the trial of 
 
 give evidence f,,r 
 le sum so acknowledged to be 
 due. 
 
 th( 
 
 (HAI>TEK \ HI, 
 
 OI- INCIDKNTAI, CROSS DKM.iNDS, 
 IMKHVKNTIONS AMI KV iCA- 
 TIUNM. 
 
 XXXVI. — That every inei- 
 •lental cross demand shall he 
 filed at the same time witli the 
 pica to the action ; and no such 
 incidental cross demand shall 
 
 be afterwaids received. ]'. 
 
 art. ^:)2, p. 24 nuii . 
 
 XXXV rr.— That every inci- 
 dental cross demand sliall be 
 deoned a distinct action, and 
 shall not delay the proceedings 
 of the jilaintiflC — V. art. \b>, 
 p. 24 initi . 
 
 XXX VI 1 1 — That every cause 
 brought by e '.cation be- 
 fore this court, and in which 
 the plaintiff shai' think fit to 
 file another dechii • ,.., such 
 plaintirt' shall, wiihia eight 
 days from the allowance of such 
 evocation, file such other de- 
 claration. 
 
 XXXIX.— That the rules, 
 orders and delays prescribed 
 by law, »,r by this court, with 
 respect to the ])leadings upon 
 demands in chief, shall in ali 
 things ajiply to and be the 
 rules, onlers and delays, with 
 respect to all ](leadiu>;s upon 
 
 incidental demands, interven- 
 tions and causes brught before 
 the court by evocation. 
 
■i<leiii'c f,,r 
 lfe«''l to be 
 
 111. 
 
 I) KV K'A- 
 
 "tjiy iiifi- 
 l .-^hiiU he 
 i with the 
 
 111 III) Slllll 
 
 and shall 
 veil.— V. 
 
 I'cry iiiei- 
 fihall be 
 'tion, ami 
 Di'ceiliii^.s 
 art. \:rl, 
 
 ery cause 
 ion be- 
 in \vh it'll 
 ink fit to 
 ■ '■., sucli 
 ;in eight 
 ?e of such 
 ither de- 
 le rules, 
 rescribcd 
 urt, vrith 
 nj^s ujion 
 all ill all 
 be the 
 n.Vf, with 
 n^s ujioii 
 nfcrven- 
 ht before 
 
 'II I.K.S (If. i-|iA( IK |.;^ s. (■ 
 
 21 !l 
 
 'IIM'TKR IX, 
 
 I'K KVIJCKTI-.S. 
 
 •ribiMJ 
 
 That 
 
 XL.— That f} 
 
 I'll tiic mil ,1 
 lali remain fhcrenn, 
 
 any cause i 
 
 icn; 
 
 I'l't in the oflii'c of fl 
 
 <hall 
 
 ' mini ti 
 have 
 
 ns- 
 'infil the 
 
 thonota 
 ihi 
 
 lie pro 
 ry, a roll, to be call,.,i 
 
 ,// ,/ 
 
 ' IHllll'liH, 
 
 i|ion whi. Ii shall be 
 
 uiion 
 
 ill 
 
 ;i 
 
 in .Mich cause shall 
 
 icen declared elosci. and 
 
 •e coiitiiiiii'd 
 
 .■■hall be hel.l to 1 
 tViiiii day fii d 
 
 I'cc-ial a|.|,li,.atioii f,, fl,,^, ,,,: 
 
 ni.xev liiiil ,|,,„„ fu,. f|„, .,,1 
 
 .n.«icribed feet. Pnl/ided al 
 
 diiction of proof, j', 
 
 art. 2: 
 
 "lore than 
 el a 
 
 '•ys that if 
 
 one 
 
 • Ii 
 
 hall 
 
 XL!.— That 
 
 I'-'' without any i.nM'eeiii,,;; 
 
 addueer 
 link 
 
 ci;?ht dav 
 lia 
 
 1 i 
 
 t\V( 
 
 no |,r.i(.f shall b 
 
 'pplieafion in such 
 
 n any contested cause 
 
 anil without tl 
 
 cause 
 
 day.'^ in term 
 
 ^P 
 
 le siiine be 
 
 ' '"" certain, 
 
 •eeially continued ti 
 
 "K 
 
 no proceedini 
 
 dav 
 
 iiotici 
 the d 
 
 ve intervened bet 
 
 '1 -'-^i-. ^»>aii ,.,i..,uou sh!.;r;, 
 
 or aj) 
 
 i)f 
 
 <uch 
 
 tween the tak 
 
 icreafter b 
 
 ly aplMiinted fort! 
 
 inscii|,ti.)n and 
 
 en or received without not 
 
 ing of proof.— r. art. 2 
 • i.'i mill'. 
 
 XbFI.—Tl 
 
 11' mak 
 
 of at least 
 verse party 
 
 e 
 ice 
 
 >ne day to the u<l- 
 
 p. XLVr.— That 
 
 all 
 
 laf 
 
 is.'^'ues of filet shall b 
 
 soon iis 
 
 tl 
 
 tories to b 
 
 le 
 
 'riler 
 
 e anne.ved t 
 
 nterrogii- 
 
 eil in 
 
 ny cause in whii-li n 
 
 perfect- fnre of 
 
 or commission, in the n 
 
 ny 
 
 i-^.><ue of law hath 1 
 
 unl( 
 
 a c'iiiiiinsniit 
 
 >v, if 
 
 raiscl, hath I 
 
 I lieen raised. 1 
 
 I of. cither part; 
 
 le cause ujion' the" lofl ,/ 
 
 tl 
 
 ' llijurf,„, 
 
 "lift'. 
 
 'ecu dispos- 
 iiy inscribe 
 
 •ettled by consent, «:1 
 ealb.wedbyoneof the jn,| 
 
 n roi/ntinre, 
 lall 
 
 irt. ;:ii 
 
 p. t; 
 
 V. art. 2:'A, p 
 
 '" order or 
 
 XLVir.— That it 
 
 iinli 
 my such 
 
 le returned 
 
 coniniission shall not 
 
 XLIir.— That if, , 
 
 iippointed for addui 
 the party bound t 
 
 '.» the day such th 
 
 on the day aii- 
 pointed for such return, (if 
 
 ere be) or 
 
 with 
 
 '»g proof, reasonable time after tl 
 
 111 
 
 slial 
 ^hali 
 
 > proceed injj th 
 
 'i"t appear or ap.pearin„ 
 
 not j.rocecd.orshewlegal ,vitl 
 
 ereo 
 
 f, (if 
 
 ig I'onimission be 
 
 ^ueh 
 
 le 
 ord 
 
 i<s It- 
 er or 
 
 returnable 
 
 '•'iiise for not proceeding, his 
 
 amutv shall, upon the 
 
 cation of the adv 
 dec! 
 
 erse party, be no ord 
 
 lout delay) it shall be 
 
 competent for the parties to 
 
 ' cause, as if 
 
 appli- , proceed in sud 
 
 leclared closed, and a day if 
 
 er or eominissi 
 
 on had 
 
 necessary, shall be fi.xedf 
 
 Tthe : the 
 
 "'/'">'' of siieh adverse party ! t 
 "P"n his application to " ' 
 
 isi^ued, unles..^ good cause to 
 - contrary be shewn, on mo- 
 
 lon to that effect. 
 
 effect.— r. art. 2K\ 
 
 b 
 
 XLIV.-That 
 
 p. 40 
 
 tfiat; XLvrir. Th 
 
 and 
 
 •xamined by one 
 
 I witness shall I 
 
 ''"'•. ; .«hall,atanv t 
 
 at either 
 
 jiarty 
 
 ppl 
 
 iuie, have a right 
 
 ine( 
 
 more. 
 
 I bj. 
 
 o uiore, and cro 
 
 counsel ,: term, or to 
 
 ication to th 
 
 e court ill 
 
 one counsel and 
 
 s'.s-exam- ti 
 
 i judge in y 
 
 •Jii, to cause the return t 
 
 no order or 
 
 ica- 
 iiiiy 
 
 commission to bo 
 
 opened, unless good cause to 
 
hf-r 
 
 ■r 
 
 
 220 
 
 l{I■(,^:s itr i-ftA'^TirK. s. r 
 
 the cuiitriiry l»c slicwii : but tin 
 ictiuii to nil order or I'oinmis 
 sioii, i.-'siicil iit till' i.istiuict' ol 
 
 ii|ioii any issiH' of !aw. 
 (lie iiK'rif-. or itiicr iiiatfi'r 
 lil. J'liiit iiu contested 
 
 or niioti 
 
 the defendant, sliall not lie shall lie hean! ii|ion any in.s- 
 (ijiencd until the plaintitf's erijitioii on t]ir rull dr ilmit 
 
 eau-o 
 ua- 
 
 ]' 
 
 ii/iii'ti be closed.— K. art. -W'-l, unless two jiiri li''al days shi;!! 
 
 i: 
 
 have intervcneil Let 
 
 ween li 
 
 XLI.X. That in ,ill cases in inscri|ition and tl\i- day a 
 wiiich tiie service ol' a rule for pointed for the hearing. — //i 
 
 Hcrmen 
 
 t <!,■ 
 
 or i'ur j'ditx it till ilixlriiin 
 
 trtlchu sha'l he made witiiin .SV. /' 
 
 >l' Th. 
 
 Hi 
 
 the distaii 
 
 .f 
 
 llVli 
 
 (1, (inn/),', ()tliiir,i (lU'l 
 
 eairne 
 
 iiiiiiDiirii 
 
 '/•. 
 
 tin 
 
 lit: iif 
 
 l> 
 
 frou! the couri iiousc, rhere t'n'i- jitnin rl ij n<inir>il hut tlint 
 shall bo one interinodiate jui" om J ^iriiloul i/m/ Hli'mfd iut>r- 
 
 dical day between the day <>( 
 .service and the day uf return, 
 and wlien beyond tliai distance, 
 one interinediute juridical day 
 as above, and also one inter- 
 mediate juridical day for every 
 five leagues of distance. — (.!(/- 
 (IttiiiKil rail' jii'niiii/i/dt' il snliKt- 
 <lu<iU'}i. — QikIkv, ./lint , 1 Slid.) — 
 That a juirty served w ith a rule 
 to answ r interrogatories upon 
 fiiitu ft Kit.'clcH, shall give his 
 answers before tlic closing of 
 the iiuiui'tr (d the i)arty who 
 has obtained th(, rule; and that 
 no answers shall be afterwards 
 received, exee}>t by leave of the 
 court obtained on a, special ap- 
 plication for the same. 
 
 !•/ Ill- 
 
 i-t, 
 
 th. 
 
 I 
 
 CHAPTER X. 
 
 OK TlIK IXSORTI'TIOX OF OAU.SKS 
 FOn HKAKI.NG. 
 
 L. That there be kept in 
 the office of the prothonotary a 
 roll, to be called the mil cle 
 limit, upon which shall be 
 inscribed all causes f(U' hearin)' 
 
 iivn/itioii mil 
 ' tfif h'luiii;/. — - {.S'pii-i'iil rillix 
 jifi'.y.nlilnliil \7t/l l)ir., 1,S."*(>, 
 iiirl •AUlt .1,111V, 1,S,>2.) — lint 
 III, i mil iiirl slili-rilli iirr innr 
 ii/i,i,ifiit,il hi/ iirt, 4(12 of' till 
 i\,ili ; r. /I. til ante. 
 
 Lir. That so soon as any 
 is.-iue of law is perfected either 
 party may inscribe the cause 
 on the mil ile dnnt for hearing 
 on such issue ; ami if, on the 
 day apjiointed for tlie hearing, 
 the party by whom such law- 
 issue hatii been raised shall 
 not appear, and his adversary 
 shall apjicar, the pleading 
 whereby the same hath Ijeen 
 raised shall be dismissed with 
 costs. If neither jiarty be j)ie- 
 sent the inscrijition shall be 
 discharged. 
 
 LIII. That so soon as the 
 iiKjiii'ti; upon any preliminary 
 excepti(m shall be closed, either 
 party may inscribe the same 
 upon the roll de droit, for 
 hearing on the merits of such 
 exception, and if on the day 
 appointed for the hearing 
 thereof, the party excipient 
 shall not appear, his exeei)tion 
 shall o;: <e application of the 
 advers' iirty be dismissed 
 
 I 
 
 f 
 
lit I, KS or I'KA 
 
 I 
 
 ill) co.-tn. If liMitht-r jxirty 
 
 i}>f 
 
 Hi-itorir, 
 
 th 
 
 • 'iirK. 
 
 >t1i( 
 
 221 
 
 ill! i:.!sc 
 
 UV. That 
 
 '.--■•nptnm .<liall l.c bv 1 
 
 ciitcrcil tlitT 
 
 »' tilt" [.rotli.. notary, jukI 
 lim r.'i'oiveci. and" nik'.« 
 
 'iii/ii^tf in any c.nfc'sttMl c-a 
 
 n< >iHin as the iniiniicr 
 
 iiin, in fli 
 
 as 11 
 
 a.l( 
 
 shall be c-l(isf(l. citl 
 
 Use f(*iirt 
 
 III ll|ic|| 
 
 |>arty 
 
 may in-scrihc such caiiso mi tliV 
 (•..'/ f/e droit f..i jii'i'riiij,' iiii thf 
 iiifi-ifs. ,!i)i if, on the (lay 
 a|)|i..intf<l tur tin- lu-ariii;,' 
 fh!'n-< the }.i,iintirt" shall ni^ 
 ;i!'|M'ai-. his actiun shall on tli," 
 I'i'i iication of tiie ailv(;rsc parlv 
 bo (iisiiii-scd with costs. If 
 neitlicr |.aity apiicar, the \u>- 
 ciijition shall ho. cli.-.'hai<'c(|. 
 
 I, For the shcriir 
 
 rilAI'TKIJ XI. 
 
 '•I' MOTIONS. 
 
 l'\''. That no motion bo re- 
 coivc'il or hoard iinloss previous 
 notice thereof, <if at least one 
 day, be given to the adverse 
 party. e.\e<.'ptiii{^ the iimtions 
 whereupon side-liai- rules iiiav 
 be obtained, and those herein 
 after speeiaily mentioned. 
 
 LVI. That the jmrties shall 
 not be heard on any Rule unless 
 one day shall have intervened 
 between the servic(i of smdi 
 rule and the day appointed 
 lor the hearing thereof. 
 
 Ij\ II. That every motion 
 Ibundedon speiial mattershall 
 contain the ground. ^ on which 
 such motion is made, and no 
 party shall be permitted to 
 urge any ground in support of 
 a UKdion not set forth in such 
 ■ uition. 
 
 LVIII. That the following 
 uiotions, being motions of course, 
 may be made and llled in the 
 
 or tno siierilf to return a 
 writ^ — iiixi ,■ 
 
 -• For particulars — iu\i ; 
 
 '■>, For security for cost.s, the 
 plfiintitl beingaj.erson without 
 that part of the province, here- 
 tofore LowerCanada.an.l stated 
 so to be, in the dcclaratiim — 
 II I SI ; 
 
 I. To give security for costs 
 - — iiixi ; 
 
 •">. For a Jury trial— /(/«/ ; 
 
 li. To strike a caii.-e from the 
 /•',//,/, droit or ,„// ,/.s ,„,,„,■/. X 
 — iiixi ; 
 
 I. For a reference to r.r/in i^ 
 — tliti ; 
 
 «. To set aside or conliiin a 
 report — nixi ; 
 
 »• To pay money into court 
 — hihI : 
 
 I". To tile a retraxit— /i/»<)' .■ 
 
 1 1- To dismiss f(,r Wiint of 
 proceedings — nisi .• 
 
 1-. To discontinue on pav- 
 ment of costs— n/v/ .• 
 
 I.i. For iirfr to J. arty that he 
 does not contest an opposition 
 — ilixi ; 
 
 14. For a rule on defendant 
 for iiKiiii In:,-, („, such opposi- 
 tion — iiini ; 
 
 !•>. To homologate a report 
 ot distribution — nixi ; 
 
 Hi. For the sherilf to bring 
 in the body — nlni. 
 
 lilX. That the foll(, wing mo- 
 ti<uis may be made and atljiidi- 
 '•ated upon without notice to 
 to the adverse party ; — 
 
 I. For .judgment pursuant 
 to confession, or to a vcrdi. t .,f 
 
Il 
 
 222 
 
 m i.K.s (tr PRACTICK, s. r. 
 
 1)1 V 
 
 2. Tfi <lcffr or refer the 
 
 For I'll it M ft lirtir/r 
 
 4. To (ibtnin «/'•/» of till- ermrt. within t'oiir d 
 
 siicli trial shiill (iecljiro his oji- 
 tioii, either hy his (Ic'eljiration or 
 |»leii, or liy motion to he tnado 
 
 LX. That a j party inteiidii 
 
 ivs after the issue 
 
 Ik' 
 
 |ierfecte(l ; ami after tlie said 
 
 to produce any aflidavit, or four days, either jiarty 
 
 oth 
 
 ofany motion or rnl.-,shali.'\vith dav for trial an'd' tl 
 
 inny 
 
 or paper-writin;,' in snpjiort move for the npjiointinent of 
 
 the notice of such iiiotioi 
 
 I, or a 
 
 1 
 
 ' (((/■( fllllllS. 
 
 le issiilli;; of 
 
 r 
 
 art. ;<,)(», 
 
 eojiy of siiidi rnlo, serve on the jv. I'.t miti 
 
 o].|.osite party eoides of tlie atti- LXV. Tliat with every siieh 
 
 davits, or other paper-writing's motion the party shall he hoiiml 
 
 intended to he jirodiieed, and to deposit, in the hands of the 
 
 in default of his so doin;,'. the prothonotary. the sum of five 
 
 opjiosite jiarty shall he entitled pounds six shillin^.s and eij^ht 
 
 to di lay, until the next day, to j pcnee, to bo distributed as M- 
 
 tak< 
 
 j.ap 
 
 e communication of sindi ' lows :— To the prothonotary for 
 
 ti'ilnns.^ the jury, for the writ 
 
 LXI. That the validity of of I 
 
 every report of 
 
 of arbilr.itors shall be decided r 
 
 iiiirr /iHi'iix, fur calliiii' 
 
 rjwrt^ or award and swearri;^ the jury, and for 
 <-'';<»i"din<5 the verdict, twenty 
 
 upon a motion, or upon a, rule | shilliii;,'s.— To the slierilf f 
 
 or 
 
 «/«(■ to homologate the rejiort, his services according to th_ 
 or to set the report aside, as tariff, twenty shillings.— To the 
 
 tlie case may be.— T. art. ;{47, cri 
 
 p. 4H inilt;. 
 
 LXII. That every applica- 
 tion for security for costs shall 
 be made within four days from 
 the appearance of the jiarty 
 making such application. — 1'. 
 arts. 120, i;55, pj). lU, 21 <intr. 
 
 LXIII. That all costs to 
 which, in any case, a j)arty is 
 entitled iii)on a motion in any 
 way, be asked for at the time at 
 which such motion is made and 
 heard, and not afterwards. 
 
 er, 
 
 diill 
 And f( 
 
 in''."- 
 
 ind 
 
 th 
 
 rht 
 
 CHAPTER Xri. 
 
 O F T I! I A 1. S 1! Y ,1 I ]£ V . 
 
 LX[\'. That in every cause 
 wherein a trial byjury'may by 
 law be had, the iiarty desirintr 
 
 I pence. — ^\nd tor ttio jurors, 
 the sum of three jmiinds, the 
 amount allowecl by law. — V. 
 art. .■{(),'). p. ,')2 )iiiti . 
 
 LXVI. That the sheriff shall 
 not be bound to summon such 
 jury until a sum of money bo 
 l)laced in his han<ls, sufficient 
 to pay the costs of suniinoning 
 such jury. 
 
 LXV 1 1. That any difference 
 respecting the amount of the 
 sum to be so dcjiosited be de- 
 termined by one of the judges. 
 LXVIIl. That if the'suin so 
 dejiosited be inoro than suffi- 
 cient to pay such costs, the 
 surplus shall be returned to the 
 j'arty who depositeil the same, 
 and if it be insutlicient, the 
 balance shall be paid to the 
 sherif!' before the jury shall bo 
 sworn, 
 
KII.K.S (IK I'UACIK |.,, 
 
 90 'I 
 
 LXIX. That the sfrikin.' ..f 
 
 tho jury .-ihall tako pla 
 
 w h I 
 
 "-i" 'liity If rnav »)n to 1 
 
 •re- 
 
 .tti 
 art. :Wi 
 
 <f tl 
 I 
 
 prnthi 
 'inti 
 
 '• in th<- .«i,|,. ,it thf" trial <,r\iU'h ca.-e.— 
 
 •iKitarv. — I 
 
 irt. 
 
 ohti 
 
 LXX. That ih 
 
 ii'is an (.r>lcr for 
 
 o party who 
 
 i-xxrrr. That 
 
 I. ,).» illltr. 
 
 fiiriiDi 
 
 shall 
 
 I'l III rr /iiri 
 tl 
 
 ■"' finm nfi tho 
 
 ,'ivi- a nofiro to the if ncitht^r 
 
 )i|H..-ifc partv. nf at Ica.xt 
 
 •lay, of tho t 
 
 uric 
 
 th 
 
 in 
 
 tho striking; cf th 
 
 (' a|ij.oint('(I for disch 
 
 "* -hall 1)0 lotiirncd, 
 
 11- parties shall he callcMl, ami 
 
 ' 'ithor party shall appear, 
 
 jury shall l„- forthwith 
 
 tho 
 
 want of such not 
 
 .ry hM shal appear and the llefen.I- 
 
 not prevent the strikin;.' of tl 
 
 "'•' •■'hall ant, hoii 
 
 '' so ( 
 
 jury, 
 
 if th 
 
 ppear, the default of 
 
 '•lied, shall not 
 
 p.irty entitled to fendant shall 1 
 
 ;ueh de 
 
 notifc do not ohject to smd 
 want of notiee. 
 
 th 
 
 ■reupou the evid 
 
 I' rei-orded, and 
 
 I'XXI. That if th 
 
 plaintitr shall he heard 
 
 •'ii.-e of the 
 
 ot either of the 
 default tl 
 
 attorney the vordi-t of tl 
 
 ■rjirirtf, 
 
 piirties niake thereon, and JMd-uient 
 
 protl 
 
 ppear before the as to I 
 
 K' jnry taken 
 entered 
 
 lonofiry at the ti 
 
 nie aii- 
 
 aw and justire shall ap- 
 
 p(.inted for the striking' of the 1 
 jury, or appearing,', shall refuse ; a 
 
 p- portain. And if the defendant 
 
 KMii;; so ea 
 
 t( 
 
 ■^trik 
 
 jurors 
 
 "' out from the list of 
 
 nd the plaintitr, I 
 
 illed shall ajijiear, 
 
 <iU'h 
 
 aise, 
 
 names of twelve, or of 
 
 thi 
 
 ■'i'v number of sue' 
 
 any h 
 
 protl 
 
 c'l jiinu-s, tin 
 
 lonotiry, in the al 
 
 or on the refusal of 
 
 )senee. 
 
 ley, shall strike out of tl 
 
 'iich attor- 
 
 - -lu said 
 list ot jurors, twelve on behalf 
 ot the party of siieh attornov, 
 Jn <lie manner directed by law, 
 or such lesser number as the 
 attorney shall refuse or nei'leet 
 to strike out.— r. art. oFO, „ 
 5;i ante. ' 
 
 LXXII. That in every case 
 in which a trial by jury shall' 
 be ordered, two days at least 
 before tho day ajjpointed for 
 such trial, fnvtu,,,., or paper 
 books containing a statement 
 of the facts to be proved and 
 ot the authorities in support ot 
 the deman*' ' " " 
 
 ed 
 th 
 
 ••'in;,' called, 
 
 ippear, the default of 
 
 •e recdrd- 
 
 .•^hall not 
 
 such plaint'ilV shall I 
 
 aiKi 
 
 ju'lj 
 
 nient of non-suit 
 
 eieupon entered ii 
 lii 
 
 di 
 
 iluo 
 
 course, dismissing such plain- 
 tiff, Hiinf ii Hr /lonrroir, with 
 eosts to the defendant. — r. art. 
 
 Ml 
 
 p. .).) Illltr, 
 
 uid and of the ,\<-i' 
 
 ow 
 
 LXXIV. That in every case 
 in which a jury shall be sworn, 
 and the plaintiff in such cause 
 shall choose, at anv time tiefore 
 th<! verdict of such jury shall 
 be given, to become nctn-snit, 
 and for that purpose shall 
 withdraw from the court, such 
 Jilaintitr shall bo calle.l, and 
 not aj)i)earing, the default of 
 such plaintiff shall be recorded, 
 and judgment of non-suit shall 
 thereupon be entered in due 
 course, disniissin:: such jdain- 
 
 be delivered by the j.art 
 j.ectively, sealed up, to th( 
 
 tin 
 
 ■idur a nr 
 
 li'iiii-roir with 
 
 res 
 
 proth 
 
 onotarv, t 
 
 by hi 
 
 forthwith delivered to the jud 
 
 ni 
 
 judge 
 
 costs to the I'jfendant.— V. art. 
 
 3!».T, p. D« ,., .^_ 
 
 LXXv. That a motion for 
 judgment upon a verdict shall 
 
 »: 
 
 li^ 
 
 \'-\ 
 
 
.^.> 'ir I'KAi I H I 
 
 nut Ik- iiitnlt' until utter tlw 
 
 , • s ' 
 
 «1 
 
 iiiso ill whicli it 
 
 f.\|iiratiiiiinl' t'liur iliiys ill tfiin, t'j-uoji, tho nuiiilioi of siid 
 fVum the .l;iy iiii \vhi>li such '•!iiise, tin- iiaiiic of tlif attmiiey 
 VIM. lilt >hiill lie rccdrdod.— r. i<\- |ii'r,-iiii Iiy whom .^iich writ 
 
 art. 121. II. itH iiitt 
 
 -liiill lie -lU'il (Hit, tlio 
 
 atiKiiint 
 
 LXWr. That cvcrv iiiotinn !.■ lio h-vifil hy virtiu' thereor, 
 lor 11 new tri:il, at'ti-r vcrilii't. thi' caii.-c of action. t]>i- ' , 
 
 111- inailf on or hcforc the toiirth of tl 
 
 ic on or hfiorc tiic imii 
 (lay ill tcrni mtxt afti r thi' 
 day (III which •^iicli v<'r(lict.-^hall 
 ho rociinhMl. — 1'. art IL'"!, p. .V.t 
 
 (tllfr, 
 
 LX.W'ir. Tliiit cvci^t 'notion 
 in arrc.<t of Jiulj^iiicni after 
 venlicf, he niaile of i>r hefoie 
 tho exjtiration of tiio fourth 
 (lay in tcnn. next alter »he day 
 on wlii<di siicli verdict -iiall he 
 recorded: exccjit wiien a nio 
 tion for a new trial .<hall have 
 been made, in which laso siich 
 motion in arre.st of jiid;<ment 
 shall he made on the second 
 day next after the day . on 
 which sti(di nioticMi for a new 
 trial, shall have been disposed 
 of. — V. art. 424, p. ,')(l iin(< . \ 
 
 cfi AFTER xirr. 
 
 Ol'I'dSITKINS AND KX KCl, TION.S. 
 
 LXXVIIl. That no writ of 
 execution sliall is-^ce until a 
 prnii/,i for .such writ be tiled 
 in the otlico of the prothono- 
 tary, and that every such writ 
 be emlorsed or signed by the 
 attorney or person by whom 
 such writ shall be so sued out. — 
 )'. art. .'i4,>, p. 7() outi . 
 
 LXXIX. Th.!? .a rcgi.«tcr of 
 all writs of ( 
 
 le jiic|;^ment on , .i.cn such 
 writ shall he founded, the day 
 on which such writ ."hall issue, 
 and the nlurn day thereof, be 
 niailc and kept by the protho- 
 iiotary in his otlice, to which all 
 persons shall at all times, dur- 
 lUff oHicc Imurs, have iiecoss 
 ,/r,ifi\. — r. art. 718, p. 107 mite, 
 L.X.XX. that to all opposi- 
 tions (i/in il'iiitnii//) r, afin tie 
 i/iiiiijt or "Jin <l) '/iftraiit ,t\mrc 
 shall be annexed an aflidavit 
 in the form following : - 
 
 " [jiiin r C<i»<n(a. i In tho Sll- 
 hinirict of . »i porior court 
 
 IM-AiN iin ; 
 
 rx. 
 
 DliKKNOANT ; 
 
 I A.li., of beingduly sworn, 
 
 doth depose and s.(y that the 
 facts articulated and set forth 
 in tiie annexed opposit m afin 
 ■d — and e;i!h and very of 
 ' them !:' and are true ; and that 
 j the said opposition is not inaile 
 with any intent unjustly to re 
 tard or leiay the .xale of the 
 whole. or :\\\y part of the (i,i,,i-r- 
 nhlr or l»n)i'tn'rilj/i') property, 
 seized by virtue of the wi' (,r 
 writs of execution ir thiscau.«e 
 issued, but that • same is 
 made in good fait' • t! sole 
 purjiose of obtain ju> <■. 
 
 Sworn before mv, at 
 
 ution issued this day of one tli 
 
 ou- 
 
 from this court, specifying the sand eight hundred and , 
 
 4eseription of each writ, the — T. art. tlol, p. ita, .n(/.. 
 
 
 hy sn 
 
Ill 1,1 S (»K I'KArTH K. S. c. 
 
 LXXXF. Ami iiii.v ..|(jMi.><iti(,n 
 t" whi.-h Mil iilli.li.vif in f,,r,„ 
 aloresiii.l hIuiII not 1... Hnn.'.\,.,|, 
 -liall iii.t <|..||i.v flu- .«x...-ii(i.,ii ,,f 
 llllV uril (ij li, ri J,,, /,,, ,,r r/,i.//. 
 '"""' '.'•/"'"■'■' i.-sii(..| in ,11, V 
 
 '•llllHO; iiIkI IlnHvitlHtdlMliliL' 
 
 '*>« ""••vii- • liliiiK-.t ,niv .11.1, 
 
 "I'|»«»iliuii, the -licrin shiill in 
 
 sii.h ctiii.-c. |.i ,.(..! t.. tli(. ilni' 
 
 •■xcciitioii (,|' Hiicli writ in iik<' 
 inaiuici 111- if in, i.|ij,n,NiH(,n liml 
 lieon Horvi'd or fil.Ml. |t |„.inj, 
 iicvcrlliclf^s |pri.\ i.|(.(| (||,it jiH 
 -Mcli ..|i|>..si(i.,n- -liall h.' r<'- 
 tiiriicil into thi^ court » iih ..|,.li 
 
 writ //;/</. 
 
 LXXXir.— Tliiit in nil ,.„,.„s 
 
 "f ..|i|i.isitinn „/,„ ,/,. ,f,\tr„ir> 
 i<V .ijin ,h rlnir,,,, (,,ilin|,..l uimn 
 titlo. ir n\\\i\\ nut Im« noiM>.«,«arv 
 
 '" ill., . X to .■-lll'l 
 
 any aHidavit 
 
 r'aillt'. 
 
 LXXXIII 
 
 Jinsition iijin 
 
 "|»|M,.- tions 
 III ■«ii|i|iort ( Mic 
 
 '!" 
 
 laf every 
 
 "V- 
 
 II' '■iiiiti rri r ]>• 
 lil<'<i, on or Itolorc t\n- .-ixtji d 
 next after the reliirii .lay in. n- 
 '"""''' '" -"• writ ..(■.■x..enti,.n. 
 nii.ierwhi.il tli.- nionie- .•laiine.l 
 hy sii.di ..|,|M,Mii„n ,s|,,i|| liiive 
 lieen levioil ; |ir.a i.Ie.l tliat in 
 (•ase the .-.aiil writ he retnrn.il 
 into the ..(li.'e .,r tile |.r.i|li..n..- 
 tary on a .Jny .-.uhse.in.'nf to tlie 
 sai.l return .lay. .mi,.), .,,,|„,si- 
 tiuii may he lil(..| on or hefore 
 fhe tiixUi <l;,y next aCf.-r the 
 'lay on whi.h .^ii.'h .'x.-Miion 
 -hall he ,«o actually retiiriie.l. 
 And no o|»|,.,sitioi"i shall he 
 ''"•'■'•ward.x r.Teive.i, unless 
 niH.n siiffieient .'aime shewn, 
 and nj.on such terniH a.-< thf 
 
 7;;o, 
 
 triftn 
 
 t shtiU a.ijiid^ '.- r. art. 
 ft. Ifia „„f,.~l„ tli, ,/,„. 
 
 '/ 77/, 
 
 riiiniM 
 
 H 
 
 Oth 
 
 in rn. 
 
 St. 
 
 h'liiiniiiiiikii, til, lulluiriiff rii/i 
 linnnhil l„f',,ri t/n firiiiinil'/ii- 
 fi-ii ,;/• //,,. r,,,/, .—That every 
 oi>|iositi.ni iijin ,h r,,iiM,,r>r he 
 (ile.l on ..r het.iio the .•ie.-.iinl 
 day ne.xt after the ii'tiirn day 
 iiietifiiiii(.,| in tlie writ ..f exe.-ii 
 
 •i"" Ifi' wlii.di the in.inle.-4 
 
 (daiijied hy sindi .>|i|iiisitioii 
 ^hali have ht en levie.l. Pro- 
 vide.) that inca.Mi the fai.l writ 
 he refiiriie.l in the ..th.-e of tho 
 prothMn.itary on a day .-nh-.'- 
 <|iient to tiif .-iaid return uay 
 .Mivdi oip|i.i>ition may ho lile.l .in 
 or hell, re the .<e.-..n.l day n.'Xt 
 I alter tlie .lay i>ii wlii. h .<ii.ii e.v- 
 I edition shall he s.. actually 
 i returned. Ami nn o|i|i.isitioii 
 .•^hall he aft.Tw iir.ls receive.], 
 umIo,< ii|Min .■iiillicieiit .'an?^o 
 shown, ami ii|>on .>iieh terms ji.s 
 the court shall a.ljud^r,.. 
 
 I.XX.XIV. — Tliat in evnry 
 ea.-^e wherein the jdaintifr sh.iil 
 deeliire that he does n.,t int.ii.l 
 • > eontis.-ft an ..ji|...siti.in a/in 
 </'fiii''(ir, iijin if, (/iHti'ilii i>r 
 
 njiii 
 (d 
 
 ■•/((( 
 
 niffiii 
 
 "■.'/'. the o|iji(]sanl 
 eiifitlod to jii.ljrmenf 
 '' ' '■'. without [ir.iof : 
 pmvi.l.d that thu .lefemhint. 
 ii|H.ii th.' service of a rule „ixi 
 to that .tVect, shall n..t -hew 
 cause to the contrary, or .|c- 
 claro that he intends "to coniest 
 -sii.di o|i|,.>siti, II. 
 
 LXXXV.-- That the rules, 
 "ider- and .lelays, prescribed 
 hy law or hy this .unrt, with 
 respect to pleadin/rs. ,,nj,irh>, 
 and hearin-js upon ilemund,s 
 111 chi.f. shall he th.' rule.-j, 
 orders and .lelays, with resi,<.(-t 
 , tiKiuit,^ and 
 
 to all ple;idinj^.- 
 
 lean 
 
 ngs 
 
 every descriiiti 
 
 upon .ippositi 
 
 .f 
 
 O* 
 
 pti.iii. 
 LXXXVl. That 
 
 a register 
 
 ' 1 ^ ^ 
 
 ]f% \ 
 
 if J 
 
 'i'l-j 
 
 1 
 
22('» 
 
 III I.KS UK I'll \l III K, s. (• 
 
 of all writ- III fxi.ciifiun, ;iiiil Iciir ilayi* after tin- n-fiiiii <I 
 fit' III! (>|i|MPniti<>nf lih'il in iIk* | of anv writ of 
 itlirc (if till' ^licritV, i-ipiitiiiiiiiinj I affiT tli -liciitf 
 
 ''.V 
 
 ii full ilc-ifript ion of ."^iicli writs ,,f. 
 
 •'.xci'iitioii, an<l 
 '■^ rt'tiirn tlnTo- 
 
 iini 
 
 |ir(ir(Mliii;;,>< anil iiiattiT.'^ n-latin^ tin- oiijor of || 
 
 iityiii« that tliiTi 
 
 ar« 
 
 M""'ili'""'' itii'l "f .'•M I ni'iiiii'.- in liix lianiN .-iihici't t 
 
 thorofo. bo iiinijc! ainl kept \ty , tlioiiotary shall pri'i 
 
 !<• '•oiirt, till' pro- 
 
 flic saiil shi'iitf in hi< oHici', to i a 
 whii'li all |iiT-on> .-hall, at all colloi'-ati 
 time;* (liiriii'; ollicc ||oni'.«, haM 
 
 nil' ami till- 
 ri'|iorf of .lis|ril,ii(i(,ii or of 
 
 10 
 
 ■iM ;/riiltt/. — 
 
 XCI.-Thatth 
 
 •roll 
 
 art. 
 
 loiiotarv 
 
 I niiti , 
 
 inrparn a li<t of all sui-l 
 
 S, |i. < .ihall 
 
 ' rt'port.s lik'il, ami that such li.-t 
 FiXXXVn. — That any op- ; .-^hall I... p.,>f(.i| up j,, soim. ron- 
 position, niailc wilhonf tlir ! piciioiis plai'i' in thi- ollici 
 ministry of an attoriii'y of this ; tlo' piothonoiarv. 
 
 if 
 
 Hilt, which shall not coiitaii 
 
 XCII.— Th 
 
 an («l(^('tiiin of iloinii-ili! on ilui i tciKJiiiL' ti 
 
 lit any party in- 
 
 part of till' opposant, at sonic 
 ilw('lliiii,'-||niis«' within one inili' 
 from till' court Immisi', shall not 
 bo rci'i'ivi'il or fiii'il. - T. art. 
 5H:t, 722, pp. Hli. KlH nut,. 
 
 I.XXXVm.— That every op- 
 ])osition shall contain llic ///oy- 
 ' »« upon which (lie same is 
 foiiiiili'd, ami that no other 
 iiKijiiiii irn/ifiiiMitinii shall there- 
 after be receixi'il or tileil. 
 
 LXXXIX. That with ewiy 
 opposition ii/iii (/. i-iiiiti, n r, 
 shall i)e filed all the exhibits 
 ill support thereof, \\ itli a list 
 of sMch exhibits. 
 
 X(\ - That within twelve 
 •lays after the return ilay of all\■ 
 w rit of exisiilion, ami after the 
 sheriffs rotiirn thereto, cntify- 
 iiij? that there are monies in his 
 hands subject to the order of the 
 court, the priithoiiotary shall 
 prepare and Idea report of dis- 
 tribution. — I', art. 724. p. 108 i 
 niiti. — /// tlir /h'sfrictn of TIncv 
 liirir^, St. Frniii is, fiax/n', (Jt- 
 tiiini dill/ K<iiii<ii(riiiil,-,i. tl,,- fill- ! 
 /'iiriiii/ rii/r in; mil, ,1 /„/'„, ;■ tin- I 
 /iniiiiii/i/iitimi iif th, ('(III, o/'i 
 Viv'U /'»'oct(^//<'.-— That within 
 
 •'onte.st such report 
 
 shall file his idntt'-f aii,,|| „f \\^^. 
 
 ! office of the prothoiiotary, on or 
 
 ; before the expiration of eij^ht 
 
 i <lay.s next after the tilin;,"iif 
 
 I am-h report ; provided alway.s, 
 
 ' that if the report of distribution' 
 
 he filed on any day other than 
 
 ii .Moinlay, the delay for tiliiij,' 
 
 the cMuteslatioii. sh.-lll be eolii- 
 
 |iiited fidin the Alomlay next 
 
 f"ll"\viiij,' the day on "wlii di 
 
 su( h report slialf have been 
 
 filed.— r. art. 712. p. 112 ,u,t.. 
 
 ■ — /// th,- ilixtrirlt III T/i,;, 
 
 li'in iH. St. /'niini.^, t;,ixi„\ ()t- 
 
 tiiirn mill Ktininiinis/.;,, !/,,■ /'„l. 
 
 ti'iriini ml, ,,r,i;iil,d l„/i>i', f/,,- 
 
 /'ri„i,iil,f„ti.,„ ,,f //,,. (i,^,!,. ,^^> 
 
 Ciril l'r,„-,,lii,i : — That any 
 party intendin^r i„ contest siieli 
 report shall file his contotation 
 (after a copy theieof has been 
 served on the interested party) 
 lit the oflicc of the protlioniitary 
 (111 or before the expiration of 
 two day.~ next after the tiliii;^ 
 of such report. 
 
 XCII I. —That immediately 
 after the delay for tiling 
 such eonlcstation shall have 
 expired, if no contestation has 
 
It 
 
 Ufi.Ks iiK rK\< rn (•, .s. <■ 
 
 Jmh'Ii filr.l. th.i pliiinritr. limy fi.v,. hut that It 
 
 iixtvn flint thi 
 
 li'l rt 
 
 h(»IIH.Ii.;;,ltt'(l with (MSf 
 
 -rt 
 
 ■I : iind if ciiiirf in tl 
 
 If i*aiii(> xhull 
 |M.-rt'<l ii|, hy a hnilitr of thf 
 
 the |.laiiilitr emit fo iiiak<> sii.-h oHiif, 
 iii-'Hoii. on the juridical day <iav. 
 
 • i«.tl 
 
 iDiiiitarv's 
 
 at lea-t one juridical 
 
 iitxt f'HJI. , Willi,' thp ••xf.irntionnf X<'\-. - -That 
 
 iIk! delay for the fil 
 ti'.xfiiHitii.), any i.fl 
 
 II rvcry fii."*!' in 
 
 loii 
 
 may inak<! .•*iii-l 
 
 fMllncaft.d 
 
 ti<'ii.--r. art. ri'.t. p. 1|;;„„/,. tinii ..( 
 
 II;,' of ('(III- uhii-h a rt'|)(irl i.f (|ix|ni,iit 
 'ler party >liainH- mad.- and tiled hy thu 
 I HID- |ir<ithunutary. and a fonfusta- 
 
 — (Sul,Hi f/iii ni />i<,iniiftf,iti,,,t, 
 •Tiii». I.S.Jj.)_That imin.'diatc- 
 ly aCter fhd delay \'»i- WWu^ a 
 enntestafinri to n report (if dis- 
 tril.ntion .hall have oxpireil, if 
 III) ("ntestation has been filed. 
 Hie |.laiii(itr may j,'ive ncdice 
 Hiaf he w.ll nioye on the first 
 juridical (tay of the ensiiin;,' 
 'eriii. that the said reiKirl 
 l>e h(.nii(loj,Mted with c<ist»<; 
 and if the plainfifl' oniif, to 
 irive .-iich ncitice on the juri- 
 dical day next followiii;^ the 
 ex]pirati()n of the delay f«7r the 
 filin;,' of contestation, any (»fher 
 party collocated may i;ivo such 
 notice. —That the said notice 
 shall not he served on the part- 
 ifs : hut that the same shall ho 
 posted in the jirothonotarv's 
 ollicc.at least four days.— ////// 
 XCIV.— That the" rule .di- 
 tainc(| for the homoloi;ation of 
 sui h report .shall ii. i he served 
 oil the parties, but that the, «atiie 
 shall he posted in the jirotho-- 
 notary's ottice, as heretofore, at 
 least four (lays. — Ihiil. — /,/ th, 
 '/istrirts „/ Thru It in IS, St. 
 /■'rinii-ix, O'liH/i,', Ottinii, ,,111/ 
 KKiii'iUriixi-ii, th< /f,//),iriiii/ riilr 
 J'irvdiliil bi/mr tilt- jtl-i,iin(l<lii- 
 li'iH of the Colli' i,f rii-U Pr;- 
 vriliirc: — That the rule ob- 
 tained for the honioloi^ation of 
 any report or partial report 
 -hall not he surv(_;d on the jiar- 
 
 ■iiKdi 
 
 •port or of any 
 
 (daini or opposition on which 
 such report shall he foniide.l, 
 shall ho made and filed, such 
 report, upon motion to be niado 
 as hereinafter iiientioiieil, shall 
 I be confirmed aii<l hoiii.doKated. 
 ' as toall iiiicoiifested(daiiiis and 
 oppositions which shall precede 
 ill rank the (daim <tr oppo.sition 
 j whi(di, hy such eontostation, 
 j shall he eonfested, and as to 
 I all other uncontested (daims or 
 'oppositions (if any there .shall 
 be) whiidi cannot he aftected hy 
 such eontostati(pii ; and judjj- 
 inent aceordiiif^ to >uch report, 
 ill so far as the ^ame shall he 
 so coiitirmed and homidogated, 
 shall he entered up and record- 
 ed, unless cause to the con- 
 trary shall 1)0 shewn. It being 
 hereby providecl that the rule 
 for such partial hoiindogafion 
 shall not he served upon the 
 parties, hut that the same be 
 puhliidy affixed in the office of 
 the prothoiiotary at least four 
 days, .And that th*; plaintiff 
 shall have an exclusive right to 
 move for the partial »omologa- 
 tion of su(di rep(ut during ri)e 
 juridical day next follow'.ng ihe 
 exjiiration (d" the delay iVir the 
 filinir of conte.sfations; and if 
 the plaint itf omit to move for 
 the partial homologation of the 
 report, within the said juridical 
 day, immediately thereafter, 
 
L'L'H 
 
 III 1,1. 
 
 Ol I'KArTKK, 
 
 Jiiiv piiity i-i.ll(M-;il(il in;i V i 
 
 lur 
 
 ■'Ilcll 
 
 llo\ (' 
 
 •liicf, -Iiiill l,(. fl 
 
 iiiIps 
 
 X''VI.-Tl.!.f 
 
 l>iirtifil lium(,l,,^r;,(i,,,|. ,[,,,.>, .,,1,1 .icidvs witli i-,. 
 
 Ilolin 
 
 <lcl:iys licicinlicruro iiicnti 
 
 th 
 
 (ir- 
 
 K'f't to 
 
 ■t t. 
 
 Willi re 
 
 '/' riiiixirrrr, 
 
 jllCIHllIljrs, )lli/lieh>,, ;inil 
 
 lulled lii'ariii^- iipiiM flic <',>ritostiitiur 
 iplMisitidiis „ji„ lit' flic ilcclarati 
 
 nil' 
 
 rcjUlltr. 
 
 if 
 
 cDlIooatidn am! ilistrihiifi.in. 
 .-lull! he licjij fl) niM ruiriii;^ tlie 
 iiK'iitli of Aii'^ii.-t. — r. iirf I 1) 
 
 1 Ulltr. ' 
 
 i'>ii of any tiir>i 
 — F. art. (',27. p. '.Ml „iit,. 
 
 CHAPTER XVi. 
 
 r.N.sriMi'iioNs i:n iwi \-. 
 
 <'IIAI'IKI« XIV 
 
 X(;VII.— That ai 
 
 <". — A party (lo.-<iruii,< of 
 il " 
 
 UIH- 
 
 iiy jiarty f'iil>iiif^ '/i /<,i,j; a),Mint:t an ox- 
 ro((iiiriiif? il notice of an appli- liiliit fiiiM] .shall, liy motion 
 
 cation 
 
 for 
 
 coiiiJiriiiation of addrc.-^sc'l to the coiirt. 
 
 title ishall (leiiiainl the .same bv leave .«o to do. — T. art. llil 
 
 ay 
 
 '/., /' 
 
 H 
 
 V 
 
 > (lull 
 
 art. U.jd, 
 
 V 
 
 CI r APT KM XV 
 
 .SAisiK .\1{|{i;t Ani:i! ,iri)(;.\ii:.\T, 
 
 ft -i> <intr. 
 
 Cr. The motion fur leave to 
 in.-JCTlbe '///</»./• shall be si;,'ncd 
 by the party in who.so name it 
 is made, or by an attorney 
 specially authorized so to do, 
 and an authenticated copy of 
 the power <pf attorney jriven 
 
 XCVTM.-Tliat any party , 
 
 ■itiall be tiled with tlu 
 tion. — (S'ii/is< tfii'iit I 
 
 lid I 
 nil, 
 
 no- 
 
 intciidini;; to eontest tlu; decla 
 ration of a tli rs »<iini, shall 
 
 l.S.-,-l.)_That a 
 
 iroiiiu/iiii 
 
 mo- 
 
 filo hl.«i contestation with 
 eight days from the niakini' o 
 
 tioii for leave to inscribe m 
 four a,i,^'iinst an exhibit filed, 
 
 1" shall be madi^ within fourd; 
 
 the di.Mdaialioii of the fl 
 xfiisi, if the attachment be a, 
 attachment after judgment: 
 
 f 
 >'" not afterwards, uiilessi allowed 
 
 •f the filing of the exhibit, and 
 
 on special application for the 
 
 and if the attachment be an ('][. 
 attachment before jiidginenr, exhibi't AiallJwVtl 
 
 then within eij;ht d 
 tl 
 
 lys fr< 
 
 aine. — ////(/ 
 
 The party filing such 
 lin a delay to 
 
 be 
 
 le renderiiiir of the judgment motion of the iil 
 
 prescribed by the court, on 
 
 in the original 
 t!2(). p. !l() inil> 
 
 cause.- 
 
 art. declare 
 
 jilamtiH' ' n /tiii.r 
 in writing whether lu 
 
 XC IX. —That the ruh 
 
 intend to avail himself of 
 
 >'- exhibit in 
 
 'lIcli 
 
 ders and delays prescribed by i;at 
 
 support of the alle- 
 
 or by this court with ing I 
 
 law 
 
 respect to j)Ieading.«, */(yi( r 
 
 and hearings upon demands in 
 
 Ills sot forth in his plead 
 
 art. lO.j, p. 25 tinfe. 
 
 cur. ShoiiM the party filing 
 <ueh exhibit omit to make such 
 
 
 "wn si^^n 
 
i 
 
 RII-KS 
 
 "!• I'HACTirK. 
 
 1>V II 
 
 uratioii ii 
 •l( 
 
 ' "'i'iiig. .-i-;!!,.,! 
 
 ,'"•"''•'1. "1- J,v Jiis tut 
 "i'liin tl,,. ti„„ 
 
 ./ 'it., 
 ■rihcil, tl) 
 
 1 1 ro- 
 
 ll! 
 
 y onlor of (| 
 
 "i'l ••xhil.if shall 
 
 '•"iii-f. oil Hu> 
 
 "tK.n of th,. |,liiinfitf ,7/ / 
 
 lUtorncy <>,/ ///,,._ 1,1 
 
 tinn 
 
 ''/ htii , 
 
 II.-' in.Tni 
 
 'f, 
 
 be tiik 
 
 ••n <'tY rli 
 
 fil( 
 
 f tl 
 
 Silltll 1,0 
 •if tho !l(]v 
 
 /nil . 
 
 ""•■'I II ill;; all tlio 
 
 , :i copy whcieof 
 
 •"•Vfil uii thv attorncv 
 
 <M-M. |.iiity.--,l/^r,;/ 
 
 '•'""•f, an.l shall thereafter h 
 
 ic iinfi , 
 
 iirf. iro. 
 
 |>. I'd 
 
 Im'M aiiil 
 
 •nsidored, to all 
 
 <'vri. rt 
 
 ('■Ills and iHir). OSes, to 1, 
 liccn \virh<lrawn hy fl 
 ulio filcl fh 
 
 in- 
 
 thi 
 
 omit so fo ,j,,. tho I 
 
 iii'l plaintiff 
 
 liivo to him tl 
 
 ]r<i, 
 
 ]• 
 
 ) iiiifi , 
 
 >aiiio r 
 
 party 
 
 iii.-rriho 
 
 Oiivc granted 
 
 '•n motion of tho adv 
 
 II fill., <hall, 
 
 firt. ho set 
 
 'i-^i'Ie. and th 
 
 er: 
 
 CIV. If tl 
 
 • « 'lefondant 
 
 /""'• deolaro that he d 
 intend to avail 1 
 
 '■» t( 
 
 on the ori;,'iii;il di 
 
 party, 
 aintiir 
 
 oos not 
 
 '\hil)it in s 
 iitions. th 
 
 mnsi If of siiel 
 
 proceed as if | 
 il 
 
 miUKJ allowed 
 
 t'iivo to in- 
 
 leon 
 
 ipporf of his alle- 
 liil exhihit shall 
 
 "' taken oir the tiles of 
 "I't. and shall ho held „nd 
 
 •"''■""■ '" ./""■' had not I 
 fCi'iinfeil. 
 
 . <'VII1. Uhen fh 
 
 ./""■'• are filed, thr d<.|.'nd 
 
 '/' /!> 
 
 ■" /"III- may m(,vc fliat tl 
 
 I'onsi.lorod. to all int 
 l'iir|ioses, to have ho 
 
 Iniwii hy the party who fi| 
 the same. — ////«/. 
 '■\'. re the defcnilant 
 
 '"ts and and 
 en with- niof 
 
 '■''">_" '"' <!e(dared irrol 
 
 iiiadniissiMc, ( 
 
 lilt 
 
 le said 
 
 evant 
 
 ifeclare 
 
 " l<iii.t 
 
 th( 
 
 to deel 
 
 ion it shall I 
 lilt, if if 
 
 111 wiiiid 
 
 ire 
 
 tl: 
 
 'e eonipetont to 
 •<'.ie''t the same. 
 
 intention t( 
 
 1 • ,,. , '■" avail 
 
 liiiii.-^elf .,t smdi exhihit for the 
 
 purposes aforesaid, ho shall file 
 Hh- minute thereof, if there ho 
 ■I iiiiiiute. in the otli.-o (,f Uio 
 piotlioiiotary. within . -■•h time 
 ■I-' shall he prescribed by fhe 
 ;"iirt. an.l in default, of so .i,, 
 l!l^^ the said exhibit shall, on 
 'notion (d' tho plainfiff,,, /„„,,. 
 b(! taken off the tiles of the 
 '•ouit.aiid held and eonsidored 
 I" all intents and piirp(,ses. to 
 liave been withdrawn by the 
 P'lit.v who filed the sanie"^.— T. 
 art. 107, p. 211 <nit, . 
 
 <'VI. Two days after thi! 
 Hamtitf in f,,,,.,- shall have 
 been notified of the fllin;r„f the 
 -^aidmiiiiito iit tho ollioc, of the 
 '^ai'l prothonotary. the said 
 pl'iintifl- shall file, under his 
 "*vii signature or that of his 
 
 !■<■ volant and ad 
 
 10 llllti/i lit, ,1, I 
 
 inissibb 
 
 ami 
 
 toor.lerthe d.dendant . ,i /„„,. 
 t'.' Ill*' i.is plea thereto within a 
 «iven delay, to be eon.piited 
 '•om the day of the niakin- of 
 the i,r„vf.>,.r,rl.„l next !,erin- 
 iilter nientio!ie(|. 
 
 OrX. That immediately after 
 file ren.leriiiM^uf fl,,,. said" jmi.r. 
 'iH'iit declarini; the „ini,',ns 7/.- 
 J.iii.r relevant and admissible 
 the plaintiff or defendant .„ 
 ./'/'"■ iiiay nioyo that a /m.rrs- 
 ?".;■''"'• 'Jt'scriptive of the ex- 
 hibit til,.d. he made in the pre- 
 sence of the adverse party, or 
 his attorney „,f Ihrs. 
 
 <_'X. If the defendant - ,/ fm, ,• 
 
 """ffofilohisplea.asonioro.l. 
 t 10 plaintiff ,,,, /•„„,,. ,j,„„ j^^^ 
 
 all.iwed to proceed <:>' iinit,. 
 
 <''XI. The plaintiH' <n f„ii,- 
 ">ay. within two days from the 
 ilay of the filing of such plea, 
 
 MWl 
 
 li 
 
2:w 
 
 KIl.KS OK I'KACTK'K, S. C. 
 
 lile ;i special answer thorcto, if on sliiiU be re<:iil;iteil by the 
 
 he think fit. orders ami rules of jiraetice of 
 
 rxrr. — Klther ]iarty may tliis (MXirt. — T. art. 172, p. 2(i 
 
 inscribe! the cause (ni the /•'/// mitr, 
 
 ,/%)ii/ii<ir for the adduction of i^i-ki'.kc, 17th Dec.lHoO. 
 
 evidence. 
 
 (Win.— The 'lh,,i,lr hi-UVr (Sij,Mied.) 
 
 closcfl, either pnrty may in- Kn. I'dWKV, Chief .tnstice, .S. ('• 
 
 scribe the cans(> for final hear- Vns. I). Day, .1. S. ('., 
 
 lug. (J. Vani-klson, ,I. S. ('., 
 
 CXIV. — The cause beinjj; in- Chaui.ks !\1oni>k[.kt, ,I. iS. ('., 
 
 scribed (ui the rxlf (I'nf/iilr. |-;. |J aci^i F.r, ,T. .<. ('., 
 
 ami subsequently on the /•',// .|. Divai., J. S. C, 
 
 (/r <//-',iV, the pro •eedin;^s there- W. (.'. Mkukdiiii, J. S. C. 
 
 . i 
 
 
RULES OF PRACTICE 
 
 dl' THH 
 
 t:rRci;n- colirt, J'ro\'ix 
 
 ^■K OF OLKHKC. 
 
 •iCM'.UAI. Itn.KS, 
 
 r. That ti 
 
 P-""- An,l. in the distri.-fs „f 
 
 nt the h 
 
 10 riiiirf I)e 
 
 Thioo Hiv 
 
 'iiir of ft.,1 
 
 III thf for 
 
 P<;n('.I and (Jasiu-, f 
 
 <'|-.s Saint Fra 
 
 ii'i.« 
 
 ""''" "f t>ach jnri.linjl .1 
 nnloss ( ■ 
 
 i<iiirn"(| 
 
 .tl 
 
 ■i.v 
 
 ""Oil. ami from 2 to 4 
 
 "■'>i"i '•>. a. III., till 
 
 "riKTwiM. s|,..cially ad- fn 
 
 vacation ; „,|,| ,|„,.j„„ j 
 
 p- 111., ill 
 
 n. That tl 
 
 )arri,--tfis. 
 
 H' 'inccn's c 
 
 "111 f<, a. II 
 V. That 
 
 till fi. 
 
 t'liii 
 
 p.m. 
 
 •mii- i-or of the <'oiirt I 
 
 <> attorney or o(fi- 
 
 neyx an<l bail 
 
 )<? received as 
 
 :''ti'H"rs of the court be hahf e 'vr"'' rrl' I? ""^ ••'"""• 
 
 "I the manner ,„es,.ried ilvtlie ■- - " " '"'"''^ ^''" 
 
 '■.'•li>-^ "f practi,.,. of the .."upe- 
 
 k<H'p a re-ister of every p.-o- 
 ce.-> »f/ r,-,<i,„„:l,.n,htm issninir 
 t'oi.i this court, specifving the 
 
 iiiir court. 
 
 Hr. That i-voiy attorney 
 ;■ l^-'Miis domicile within o„e 
 
 ';;':ndr;;.Htor 'ir :;:.;;?■-,;;: :^j--! -<• the day of 
 
 '■""sidered t.. have elected hi< 
 '"""^•ilo at ,lu. o,fi,.,> „f j,,^. 
 
 """"■■^ "f fhe parties, ,)„ 
 '".'""".'f "I'-iiianded, the cause 
 
 turn — r. „,.t. 1,1,-,!, 
 
 P 
 
 re- 
 lit I 
 
 'iiitf . 
 
 . Vri. That in all .ases in 
 
 "Ji which the -Icfendant i.s ,.n- 
 
 H. 171,,.,,. '• "■■•'• I'l'- -IVvhu-i, the defendant i.s ,. n- 
 
 'V. That the oflice of fl,,. ,"^''''' f" " '':" "^ P"'-ti''nlais. a 
 
 • '"i M...'t.eai. be unen in .1 . r ' 'T-'"!'' "'''^ "' '''' ■!"' •'- 
 
 "'*■ I'-r of . ,Mn. . .; / "^: " :i"". ":- ^J"''-'"lant. and in 
 
 "ly; term, f 
 
 :;,r5:\:":;! '!"■:; ■'- ."-™r:.i;;. ..,s^ 
 
 "■""II H, a. Ill, t 
 
 o t; 
 
 action sh.ill. 
 
 "II motion of ill, 
 
2:!2 
 
 Kl l,KS (II I'H AfTlCK, <' 
 
 (loifinliint, bu ilismisscd witli | tilcil, oxcopt writiiif^s «r>)(.< «r/,if/ 
 
 •(if^t> 
 
 III) II xr /I 
 
 VIII. Thiit all scrvi.c 
 
 /' 
 
 111(1 tl 
 (1 
 
 10 saiiic 
 
 till 
 
 iitt.i/neys lie iiiiidt; lictwei-ii tlic 
 hours (tf iiiiio in tlie t'ortMioon 
 iiii'l six in the iiClciiKinii, fVdin 
 tli(! 21st (.r Marcli to 21st of 
 So])t(Mnhor, and liotwoon the 
 hours of '••, a. in., and .') ji. in., 
 during; the r(Mnain(U'r of the 
 vciir. 
 
 IX. That no ('iianj^c of at- 
 torney bo allowed without 
 l(>avo of the court.— I", arts. 
 200. ]{):>'.K Jip. 2".t, KM nnfr. 
 
 X. That when a ]>arty ceases 
 to be rei»rcsentc(l by attorney, 
 he may. by ruU- of court, be 
 conijielled to name ;mother at- 
 torney. In default of a jilaiii- 
 tilT so doiiif^, his action shall bo 
 dismissed with costs, iiiu/ i^i ic 
 /lourroir. If the defendant 
 omit so to do, tin; jdaintitf shall 
 be allowed to proceed as if the 
 defendant had not ajipeared in 
 the cause. — //'id. 
 
 XI. That all exhiliits, with a 
 list thereof, bo lileil with the 
 declaration or plea, as the ease 
 may icnuire. — \'. arts. U'.M , <f 
 XI ij. and lO.V.t, pp. It), 101 mitc. 
 
 XIT, That no party shall be 
 bound to tile any mti xmis xi in;/ 
 jirln', before his iiK/ii'tr; but 
 that ii certitied eojiy of sucli 
 (loeuincnt .•<hall be tiled with 
 the declaration or plea, as is 
 above directed. — //</(/. 
 
 XIII. That if a defendant 
 neglect to file his exhibits with 
 his phja, such exhibit shall not 
 be afterwards received or filed, 
 unless allowed bv the court. — 
 fi'iiL 
 
 11 iiif^ one (lay, on signinj^ a re- 
 
 I'l 
 
 ceipt for the same on the list 
 filc(l in the cause. — fhiil. 
 
 X\'. Tiiat every ihfiuxi mi. 
 I'liiiilx III limit shall ('((iifain an 
 assignment of the causes of 
 demurrer. — V. art.s. 117, 1 0,")!l, 
 
 ,. 2:!, 101 null . 
 
 XVI. That all incidental 
 cross-demands lie tilccl with the 
 defendant's jilea. and that all 
 rules of practice shall apply 
 to incidental cross-demaiKls. — 
 
 r. arts. K')2, lO.V.t, j.p. 24. 101 
 
 illltr. 
 
 XVII. That every such in- 
 incidental cross-demand shall 
 be considered a distinct action, 
 and shall not d(day the pro- 
 cee(liiigs on the principal de- 
 mand. — ////'/. 
 
 XVII I. That every notice of 
 motion or rule nixi shall be 
 served one day in term, and 
 two days in vacation, before 
 the pavty can be called upon 
 to .show cause. 
 
 XIX. That of all motions for 
 attachnieiits two days' notice 
 shall be given, accoinjianied by 
 a copy of all athdavits to be 
 filed in supjiort of such motion. 
 
 XX. That all jiajiors tiled 
 shall be regularly dockett(Ml, 
 by specifying the title and 
 number of the cause, describ- 
 ing the pa])er tiled, and stating 
 by whom filed, 
 
 XXI. That all applicaticui.s 
 for security for costs be made 
 on or before the second (^noir 
 fourth) day after the day of 
 return.-- r. arts. 120, i:55, 1059, 
 
 tic 
 
 XIV. That either of the par- pp. lit, 21, 101 n 
 
 nte. 
 
 s in a cause may take from XXII. That in computations 
 the clerk's office all exhibits ' of time, Sundays and binding 
 
 I 
 
Kl kK.S (.(. I'K.u .•!( K 
 
 lioly.li 
 .-hall 
 
 -/''-« il'nhl 
 
 nth 
 C ( '<,<l 
 — V 
 
 not lie reckoned, unl 
 eiwiso provided by lav 
 
 '•'/""■""— be hoard 
 
 on the 
 
 (/ d, 
 
 />r',)-i,l,H thiit thru xluiii \ 
 
 It. 24. f. 1 
 
 xxrrr. That 
 
 lay shall uxpire 
 
 < I life. 
 
 when any de- 
 pire on ,1 nou-juri- 
 dical day, ^wh delay -hail he 
 held to extend to (lie tdose „f 
 the next jiiridieal day.—//,,,/ 
 
 XXIV. That the elerk .'^hall 
 n.it receive or file any pleadin.r 
 or pa|.er-writin>,', unless the 
 
 tee allowed tlnreon be paif. 
 
 XX \'. Tliat no (.,;:> f,tion «/*'- 
 r/iiinti,ir>', jj,'rt„lftt')ir,- d. /„ 
 ./"'"", or ilil(iti,lr, \n- receive.) 
 unless the party otJerinj,' .sueh 
 ex<'eption shall therewith de- 
 posit in tl.j hands of the elerk. 
 the sum of one pound six 
 shillings and .-i^ht pence, fur i 
 «'verysuch exception, toans-ver ' 
 the cost of the adverse party, if 
 such exception be dismissed or 
 withdrawn, in the proportion ; 
 ot SIX shillings and eight pence | 
 to the clerk, and twenty fhil- 
 
 lings to the attorney V art 
 
 K'.V.t, p. 161 inUr. 
 
 XXVI.— That every affidavit 
 or ceriifieate of service .><hall 
 particularly describe the man- 
 ner, place, and time of service, 
 m letters, and also the distance 
 li-om the j.laee of .service to the 
 t-ourt house, at which the j.arty 
 IS required to appear.— V. arts 
 "^, 10.V.», pp. \:i,u\ „„u. 
 
 XX VII.— That it shall be the 
 'liity of the clerk to call the 
 '•'•"ises, each day, in the fol- 
 lowing order : 
 
 1- Causes returned, 
 2. Nun appealable causes 
 lixcd for final hearing. r.riHirlc. I 
 ■>• X'on appealable causes in | 
 
 4. \. 
 
 contested. 
 
 •' appealable 
 
 causes 
 
 .V 
 
 ppea 
 
 abb 
 
 l><irti 
 
 f>. .Apiiealable 
 tested. 
 
 causes. 
 
 causes cun- 
 
 OK K.V(Vi;f;TKS, 
 
 whi 
 
 one of thi 
 
 XX y 1 11. -That the clerk 
 shall keep a roll of all caii^.s 
 ins.Tibod for the adduction of 
 evidence. 
 
 I XXIX — That of every in- 
 : scnption 011 the r..ll .l:]in„^,, 
 I yne day's noti.'e shall be given 
 I m term and four days in vaca- 
 
 I A\\.— That if the plaintit!' 
 <•!• detendant is not ready to 
 examine his witnesses on' the 
 day fixed for the <■«,/„,/,., hjs 
 ""/"W' shall, on motion, be de- 
 clared closed. 
 
 XXXI. That every apidica- 
 t"'n for an order or a corii- 
 inissKui. in the nature of .1 
 '■»i,iwixxi„ii ro</„/„;rr, for the 
 examination of witnesses be 
 applied for within two (now 
 J'>iu) days after issue joined— 
 I . art.s. .-iO.S ,7 .,./. 1,)-,;,, 4;. 
 
 Ihl iiiitf. ' ' ' 
 
 XXXII. — That all inter- 
 I'ogatories annexed to such 
 eommi.'ision, whether for the 
 examination of witnesses or of 
 ■'\ I'illty on /n!t, ,-i nrtirltM, 
 M\ be allowed bv a judge 
 before the j)arty can be called 
 npon to answer //,/,/ 
 
 XXX If [.— Thar cither party 
 may, at any perio.l. cause the 
 redirn to a commission by him 
 sued ■•' - • - ■' 
 
 parties i.s to I good 
 
 1 '>nt to be opened, unles); 
 
 ' i^ 1 1 
 
 iiise to the <'ontrarv bi 
 
m ^- ■ 
 
 234 
 
 lUI.KS nl I'KACTICK, 
 
 Hhcwii. IJiif till! rot urn t( 
 
 coi 
 
 until 
 
 iiiiitirt'' 
 
 IIHIU' ti 
 
 been cIusimI, — Ihlil. 
 
 las a 
 
 facts articuhiti'il and set forth 
 iinii.-ision sucil (lilt tiy a dc- in the auncxcil (ppfiositidn '////< 
 
 fenclant shall not bo (i|p('n«>(l '/ and cii-h of tht.-rn is, and 
 
 re true, iind that the said o].- 
 jiositioii is not made with anv 
 intent unjustly to retard or 
 dela^' the sale of the whujo or 
 any part of the luoveable or 
 
 Kill. I. I)K DliOIT. 
 
 xwiv 
 
 TllMt 
 
 •1( 
 
 shall ke 
 
 cierK ininioveal)le property, soize 
 
 'iby 
 
 ep ;i roll of all causes virtue of the writ of execntioi 
 
 inscribed for preliminary hear- in this eanse issued, but that 
 injij '-/( <lr'<it. and another roil the same is luadi' in ^'ood t'aith, 
 of all cau.-cs inscribed f(u- tiiial for the sole purpose of obt 
 
 Hininir 
 
 leanuf^ on the merits 
 
 justice. 
 
 XNXV. — That of all such Sworn before me, at this 
 
 inscriptions one day's notice day of- 
 
 Hhall b 
 
 ■!H— .— r 
 
 e ■'iveii ill term and two KlSi), n 
 
 arts. 5.s;{. 
 
 lys in vacation. 
 
 Pi' 
 
 It 
 
 M illlti. 
 
 XXXrX. — No bailitr shall 
 
 X.\.\\'I. — That either party receive any of the opjiosit 
 
 may inscribe the ca 
 
 use 
 
 for above-mentioned, unl 
 
 ions 
 
 ess siin- 
 
 P 
 ut 
 
 final hearing on the merits, or jiorted by such affidavit; b... 
 
 for a preliuiinary hearing; m it shall be the duty of the bailitt 
 
 droit. — All vtiuKix (in- iioir in- to jiroceed as if no such oppo>;l- 
 
 rnht'fhif the unmctirnvfor I'loiij' tion had been presented to hi 
 
 <in<l /iriiriiiif, and t/ir /i>(iriii</ on 
 t/ii Imr inxite iiini/ he rrxfivcd till 
 after iinutf. — V. arts. 1072 and 
 107"', p. Itk") anti\ 
 
 01' Ol'IMISlTIONS. 
 
 XXXVII. — All Oppositions 
 shall contain the rea.sons or 
 mo)i<iix d'ojiiiositio)!, and none 
 shall be admitted after the 
 filing of any oppiosition. 
 
 XXX V [II. — Each ojiposition 
 ajin d'dnimirr or ilc dlntruirr, 
 shall be supported by an affi- 
 davit in the following form : 
 
 Lower Canada, ) ,, 
 
 rirrnit. \ < "<•'''■'" < '""' 
 
 A. 13. Pl.AIXTII'K ; 
 VS. 
 
 CD. Dkkkndant. 
 
 A.B.. of beingdiily sworn, 
 
 doth depose and say, that the 
 
 111. 
 
 (t/ijioxitionti to till' rj-cviit ion of 
 a irrit de bonis, ixxiii'd from the 
 eireuit court, are serred v/toii 
 the hinlijf eharijed with the t.v- 
 ecutioa of xuch writ, hi/ xervice 
 upon him hif a hail iff in the r,,- 
 dinari/ naniner of n true co/>if t,f 
 
 thexaiilojijjoxition ('. S. L. C. 
 
 c. 8;j, s. 208 § 2. 
 
 INHCHIl'TIO.VS K\ FAUX. 
 
 XL. — A jiarty desirous of in- 
 scribing en fan.r against an 
 exhibit tile(l. shall, by motion 
 addressed to th<> court, pray 
 leave so to do.— T. arts. Itil, 
 1 O.V.I, pp. 2.^. Hil ante. 
 
 XLI. — The motion for leave 
 to inscribe en fan.r shall be 
 .signed by the parfy in whose 
 name it is made, or by an at- 
 torney specially authorised so 
 to do, an<l ail authentic copy of 
 
ml set forth 
 ipoyitidii iijiii 
 hem iy, ami 
 the i>»u\ ()|(- 
 fJ«! with any 
 rctani or 
 he whole or 
 novciihle or 
 t.V, Hoizoft by 
 >l' execution 
 •d, hut that 
 1 j^ood t'aitli, 
 ofohtainin;^ 
 
 at thi8 
 
 '. arts. hH'A, 
 
 >ailitf' shall 
 ojij)ositioii.s 
 I II less .sii])- 
 nliivit; but 
 if the bailiff 
 iich opjiosi- 
 itcil to hill). 
 xrriiti,))! ,,f' 
 rd from thit 
 rnriil vjxiii 
 ritli the e.v- 
 , bi/ nervif- 
 f ill. tlif nr- 
 trui- no/Hf (if 
 
 -('. S. L.' (\, 
 
 FAt!X. 
 
 irons of in- 
 igainst an 
 by motion 
 onrt, pray 
 arts. Itif, 
 
 n for leave 
 
 ' shall be 
 
 ■ in who.se 
 
 by an at- 
 
 horised so 
 itie copy of 
 
 KII.K.S uv I'HACriCK, 
 
 235 
 
 lowe 
 
 .f 
 
 •hall he tilril with t'l 
 
 itforney given ; in 
 
 DKiddri. — //,/,/. 
 
 X LI I. — it 
 
 le said iiioti 
 be I 
 
 *he said exirbit shall, 
 '>" "f the plaintiff ,/, /," 
 
 on 
 
 Ken o 
 
 leijarty filin,i,'sneh .M.nrt. an.i hcj,! 
 
 ■xhihif -hail, within the"'del 
 
 to 
 
 >e prestrribod by th 
 
 e ccnii-r, I 
 
 ••.V to all intents 
 
 liivc 
 
 ;irs,.:;^.":".;;!" «r !'»«».„;„;.;";, 
 
 fi' the files of fhe 
 
 and considered, 
 
 lid purposes to 
 
 n wiflolrawn by the 
 
 I'lii.i 
 
 dei I 
 
 intends ti 
 
 "■'• ;" wnf.n-, if he arts. K;?, lo.v.t 
 
 a\' 
 
 lilhii 
 
 is(df of sneh 
 
 xhil)it in support of the alio- pj 
 
 plead- b 
 pp. 2 
 
 L.\\-|._Two d 
 
 arne. — I' 
 pp. -'(• I til ,ntl, 
 
 (ifion 
 
 •« set fort! 
 
 III! 
 
 — V 
 
 iiiiti 
 
 I in h 
 arts. |(;.i, Ki.v,), 
 
 -Shonid th« 
 
 J>ljmitiff <■, 
 
 iiys after ttn 
 
 /""•'■ shall h 
 
 in I 
 
 XLIII. 
 
 tiling >n,di exhibit omit t. 
 ■ii'h deidarafion 
 ■igned bv h 
 
 ■'aiii 
 derk, tl 
 
 'li<'d of tlio fil 
 
 iiiir o 
 
 ave 
 f tht 
 
 party 
 
 till 
 
 nn>| 
 
 iiiti- at the othec of said 
 ' e said plaintiff .shall 
 
 er 
 
 n,- 
 
 "lake that of his at 
 
 ■i^'iiatnre or 
 
 writing, his ii 
 
 ,'iftorn(-v >itl lit 
 
 iniself or by his t 
 
 n- 
 
 witl 
 
 iiiiinj' al 
 
 rorney 
 liptioii ('// /(( 
 
 '/ / 
 
 U.r, 
 
 tl 
 
 cotl- 
 
 tmie ))rescribed. the said 
 
 nil the a. 
 
 le iiiiii/rnH i/r I 
 
 libit shall 
 
 on th 
 
 'II f'du.r, be tak 
 
 by order of the 
 
 ex- on the aftor 
 
 '|iy whereof shall h 
 
 OIIJC, 
 
 eonrt, jiarty. If tl 
 
 ney o 
 
 f th 
 
 e served 
 adv 
 
 erse 
 
 e motion of the plaintitn omit 
 
 '' '"iiid plaintiff 
 
 ■ f til 
 
 en off the files to him t 
 
 f<' do, the leave 
 
 Ki'iinted 
 
 e court, and thereafter be 
 ticid and considered t.; all in- 
 fent.s and purposes, to have 
 been withdrawn by the party 
 who tiled the same —1' arts 
 
 I '■''■•■ 1 <)•''■•, pp. I'f;. I HI „„(,.. 
 
 . -^J^rV — If the defendant >u 
 juii.r declare that he does not 
 intend to avail himself of i<u,.h 
 exhibit in .supp(,rt of his alle- 
 1,'iifions, the said exhibit shall 
 
 I'e taken (,ff the files of the court 
 iind shall be held and eon.^id- 
 ercd to all intents and purposes, 
 f" have been withdrawn by 
 Hie jiarty who tiled the same. 
 — Ilinl . 
 
 bXV.— If the defendant ,'n 
 hni.r declare hi.s intention to 
 •''•"' "i'ii.><elf of sueh exhibit 
 t"i- the purposes aforesaid, he 
 ''liall tile tile minute therco 
 
 inscribe 'H fmi.,- .shall 
 
 io.y.», 
 
 th 
 
 oie be a 
 
 th 
 
 minute, in the otfi 
 
 .f. if 
 
 on motion of the advers.i party 
 be set aside, and the plaintiti' 
 
 on the original demand, allowed 
 to proeee<| as if have to in- 
 scribe r„ /„„.,■ had not been 
 """Wed.— r. arts. 1 7(), 
 J'p. I'H, H)| „,itf. 
 
 I-XVII,— When the wo>,,'„s 
 'I' !,,„.,. are Hied, the (b.fendant 
 '■nj'ni.r may move that the said 
 '"".'/""< be d.clared irrelevant 
 "lid inadmissable— on which 
 'notion, it sliall be c.mipetent 
 lor the court, if it reject the 
 ■■^it-me, to declare the „',<>, i,i,h ,1,- 
 Jinix relevant and adm'issible 
 and to or.ler the def,.n.lant ',[ 
 ./"".'• to tile his ple.t thereto, 
 within a given delay to be 
 '•oiiipiited from the diiy of the 
 making of the prort;, vi'.,-l„d 
 next hercin.ifter mentioned. 
 
 e clerk, with! 
 
 dial I be 
 
 iich ti 
 
 ee XLVIII.-_Thiit 
 
 me after the reud 
 
 iimediately 
 
 prescribed by the judgment <le.d 
 
 '"iH-t, and in default of so do- ',/, 
 
 enng of the .said 
 iii'ing the iintfiiiiH 
 
 /""■*■ relevant ami a<lmi 
 
 ■ i 
 
 4! 
 
236 
 
 Ull.KS OK I'KACncK, I'. «• 
 
 fliblo, tlic iilaintifV or tk-fenclant LV. — Th( 
 
 iittorncvf 
 
 'hall 
 
 a siKii all |.k'a(liiif,'.s by tlioin filoij 
 
 f'H Jinu- may move that 
 
 j,rur):>, r,rl,i,i, des.iiptive of — "the {'I'erk ."hall enteroii tht" 
 thf exhibit tiltMl. bo made in declaration the name of the 
 the presence of the adverse defendanfs attorney, 
 party, or his attorney ml lit,t ' '" 
 
 XLIX.— If the defendant > ii 
 
 ./"('.'■ omit to file his plea, as 
 
 ordered, the i)laintitf <;» /oii.r 
 
 whall be allowed to proceed 
 
 r.rjitiit,. — r. arts. 172, lO.V.t.iip. 
 
 2(), Kil Olltr. 
 
 L. — The jilaintitr >„ fi,,i.r 
 may, within two days from the 
 day of the filing of such jdea, 
 tile a special answer thereto, 
 if lie think Wi.—lhid. 
 
 lil. — Eithev party may in- 
 scribe the cause on the roll il' 
 eiK/mtt! for the adduction of 
 evidence. — //n'l/. 
 
 liir. — The iiK/iif'lf being 
 closed, either party may in- 
 scribe the cause for final hear- 
 in j< /hill. 
 
 lilir. — This cause being in- 
 scribed on the rnll <l\nii<ike, 
 and on the mil lU' ilroit, the 
 j)roceedings thereon shall be 
 regulated by the orders and 
 rules of practice of this court. — 
 llntl. 
 
 I'hc Fiilloiriitt/ RhIix <if I'rat'tiir 
 
 fihitllAj>jtli/ Sjiifinlli/ to jYom- 
 
 Aj)p((tllll/ll' t'dXIS. 
 
 LIV.--That the parties shail 
 be bound to proceed to evidence 
 on the day named for tliatpur- 
 l»ose ; should the plaintiff not 
 be ready to proceed, his action 
 shall be dismissed with costs, 
 nan/ a xe /toiivroir- in case the 
 defendant is no* ready to pro- 
 ceed the i)laintiff shall be 
 Allowed to proceed I'.rjinrti, 
 
 liV'l — All interriigatorics up- 
 on the XI rill' lit ili'rinuiii- or upon 
 fiiitx it (irtivliH shall be served 
 the day before that on which 
 the party is to answ(!r, when 
 the party to he interrogated 
 (hies not resiile more than live 
 leagues from the court house, 
 and when the said party resides 
 at a distani-e of nioie than five 
 leagues from tlie court house, 
 an additional delay of one day 
 shall be reijuired for every ad- 
 ditional five leagues. — Hut the 
 judge may, in his discretion, 
 allow either party to be in- 
 terrogated on the xiriiiriit di- 
 cixoiri' without requiring tlic 
 interrogatories to be in writing. 
 
 (JLKBKc, J 7th Dec, ]8.j(i. 
 
 (Signed). 
 
 K. HowKN, Chief .lustice S.C., 
 1). AI(iNr>KLKT, .Lf'-A'., 
 Cns. I). Day, .J.S.C, 
 (r. Va.vkklso.v, .J.S.C. 
 
 CUARLKS MONKKLKT, J.S.C, 
 
 J. S.MITH, A.fi.V.. 
 
 E. J}A(;yLKT, S.S.C, 
 
 J. Dlvaj,, .J.S.C, 
 
 W. S. Mkrkuith, J.S.C 
 
 (^Additiitunl mils xnlixi'ijiicnil :, 
 /ifoiinili/fittd.') 
 
 That within four days afti i 
 the retiun of any '.viit of ex( 
 cution. and after the bailiff- 
 return thereto, certifying thai 
 there are monies in his hand.s 
 
 i 
 
ornoys .«liiill 
 by tlioin fileii 
 entur on the 
 uniif of till' 
 oy. 
 
 i}^iitoric>' U|i- 
 xiiiii- or iijioii 
 nil be st'rvfd 
 iit oil which 
 iis\v<!r, when 
 inti'iTogated 
 ore than live 
 court house, 
 parry residcs 
 ori' than li\c 
 couit house, 
 y itt' one day 
 'or every ad 
 es.— Hut th( 
 s (liscretioii. 
 y to be ill 
 
 ■quirin^if the 
 
 )e in writing:;. 
 
 1 l>ee., iHod. 
 
 .[iistice .S.C, 
 S.C, 
 
 .KT. J.S.C, 
 
 J.S.C. 
 
 ^Ill 
 
 >jeet to tl 
 
 i(fi,|.:; 
 
 >rd< 
 
 I'll VC IHK, <• 
 
 'iirt. the eb.rk shall piepar 
 
 '' "k- I of the delav lor tl 
 
 ind til 
 
 I report of di.-tribiitioi 
 
 e contestations. 
 
 le tiling; of 
 
 That the (dork shall 
 
 I. i 
 
 (■(dlocji 
 
 anv 
 
 >th 
 
 ted I 
 
 IT party 
 
 nay ^'ivesindi not 
 
 a list of all such reports tiled. 
 and that such list be posted u]> 
 ill Some con<pii-iions jdace in 
 liis otli.-e. 
 
 That any party intending!; to 
 "intest su(di report, shall file 
 Ills contestation at the office of 
 tlie (derk. on or l)efore the ex- 
 |iirafioii of four il.iys next dfter 
 tlie filin;,' of such report : Pro- 
 vided always that, if the report 
 »i distribution be filed on anv 
 '■fb<T day than a Moiidav, tli"e 
 delay for tiliiiir th,. conte.-'fation 
 -hall be computed from the 
 .Monday next followiiii; the day 
 "U which such report shall have 
 Iteen filed. 
 
 That immediately after the 
 dcday for filinj,' a contestation 
 to a report of distribution shall | 
 have exjiired, if no contestation I 
 has been filed, the plaintiff may 
 ,^'ivo notice that he will move 
 on the first .juri<lieal day of the 
 ensuing term, that the naid re- 
 port be homologated with costs ; 
 and if the plaintif!' omit to give 
 such notice on the juridical day • 
 next following the expiration i 
 
 prepare | That the said iiotic.,. shall 
 
 ice. 
 
 Hot 
 
 lie served on the parties; but 
 that the same shall be posted 
 in the clerk's olfice, at least 
 four days. 
 
 That it shall be Lawful for a 
 defenrlant. by leave of a judge 
 
 of this court, to pay int unt 
 
 the sum of uioney"whi(di siudi 
 such defendant acknowledges 
 to (.we to the plaintitr, jnid 
 thereupon, unless the plaintilf 
 shall accept thereof in full dis- 
 <diarge of his suit, the said sum 
 shall be struck out of the de- 
 claration and paid out ofc(uirt 
 to the plaintiH"; and upon the 
 trial of the issue, the idaintiff 
 shall not be allowed to give 
 eviilence for the sum so "ac- 
 knowledged to be due. 
 
 tiuebee, .Jan. 4th. 1870. 
 Enwi). BowKN, Ch. Justice. 
 
 J. DCVAL, J. 
 
 W. ('. Mkrki>ith, J. S. (', 
 En. Caron, .1. c. S. 
 Cha.s. I). Day, J. K. C. 
 
 Cha.S. MoNKKf.KT, J. S. C. 
 
 1- 
 
 xulixi'ijutntl II 
 
 V days after 
 ivrif of cxc 
 the bailift'.- 
 tifying that 
 I his hands, 
 

 RULES OF PRACTRU'] 
 
 KoK TIIK 
 
 SUFKRIOR COl'K'l' FOR LOWKR CANADA 
 
 srriiNc; as a court ok kkvikw, 
 
 (UNIJKR THE AL'TIIOKITV OK THK I'KoVINc 1 Al. M ATIITK 2^ ANI> 
 
 2.S VIC, CAl'. 39), I'KOMLLGATKU AT (,)UEHKC oN THE 
 
 KOUKTlf IMV OF NoVEMUKK, 1S65. 
 
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 I. It is ordciLMl tliiit in every 
 cii.se of revision bofoie the r,aid 
 court the party ag^'rieved siiali 
 make and file a statement i.i 
 writing; of tlie jrrounds or r» .. 
 sons of revision to l)esubwit!*;i'i 
 to the said court. 
 
 II. The said statement shall 
 be divided into distinct items 
 or articles, each of whicli shall 
 be regularly numbered in suc- 
 cession, and shall in a summary 
 manner explicitly set out and 
 state each particular ground or 
 reason aforesaid, witli the point 
 of law or fact upon which said 
 ground or reason shall rest. 
 
 III. The said ])arty may, if 
 he see fit, aj)pend to such 
 ground or reason the authori- 
 ties of law, by reference or at 
 length, relied upon for each 
 such ground or reason. 
 
 IV. The said jjarty shall file 
 
 i in each case tin original of the 
 
 I said stdtenicnt, to remain of 
 'vcord therein, and a duplicjite 
 
 . th< reof, for the use of the said 
 ''H;rt, both originjil and diipli 
 "ite to be signed by the counsel 
 
 : it the said party aggrieved. 
 
 I The said original and dupli- 
 cate shall be produced and 
 filed of record in each case on 
 the day on which the ease shall 
 be apj)ointed to be hoard, and 
 no hearing shall be allowed or 
 had until the said statement, 
 original and dujjlicate, shall be 
 so filed. No party shall be 
 heard ujton any grounds or 
 reasons of revisi(m other than 
 
 j those set out in the said state- 
 ment. 
 
 (Sgd.) Badglky, J. 
 Stuakt, ,1. 
 Ta.schi-;i{kau, J. 
 
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 cli ciif^o on 
 3 case shall 
 board, and 
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 te, sliall bo 
 ' shall bo 
 ;roiinds or 
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 said state- 
 
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 IIKA0, J. 
 
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 IN riiK 
 
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 I. That this coiirt. in the ex- 
 ercise of its aiipclliito civil 
 ,iuri.-(li(dion, be o|.cned at the 
 lioiir <,f ten in the forenoon 
 of each of the Juridical days 
 on which the saiiK! is by law 
 a|i|(oiiited to be licld, unless an 
 order, ur adjoin ninciit to the 
 contrary be mad". 
 
 II- That the i|iieen's counsel 
 and advocates, prai'tisiiijf in 
 this court, and (hi> rlcrk ot the 
 c<)iirt, when in llic dis(diarge of 
 their resjiective duties in court, 
 be habited in black, and in 
 robes and bands, as heretofore 
 hath been used ; and that no 
 queen's counsel, or advocate, 
 not so habiteil, and in such 
 robes and bands, be h 
 
 inj^ to and r.bil in the ionrt, bo 
 kejd in the places assi;;ned for 
 ! the safe custody thereof, in the 
 ! court houses, res|)ei'tivoly, at 
 the jdaccs where this court is 
 I by law ajiiKMiited to be held, 
 and bo not then removed, or 
 i taken therefrom, on any jiro- 
 I tence whatever, without the 
 ! order of this cour nf one of 
 i the judges thereol, in writing, 
 TV. That the oflice of the 
 clerk of this court, in what re- 
 lates to its jurisdiction as a 
 court (d" aji] iI and error, bo 
 kept in the apartments assign- 
 ed for it in the court houses 
 respectively, at the places 
 where this court is by law aij- 
 
 any eaiise. 
 
 III. That all record.^ 
 
 oard in I ])ointed to be held; and that 
 
 ' the said oHicc. in the said court 
 
 ogis- j houses, rospec lively, during the 
 
 "uture term. 
 
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 er en.li t.Tiii, from th 
 
 en .11 the fore 
 
 inx.n till the 
 
 noon 
 and 
 
 h(.nr of three in the after 
 of every day, Sundays 
 holydays e.\(c|.t>d. 
 
 V. That there shall h 
 jiared 
 elerk of th 
 
 md kejit, l)y the said : t 
 
 iit^o ; and all plead- 
 lon inj^s. sun.tnonses. ri.les. orders 
 lour and notices, which do not re- 
 'liiiie persoMal service, shall he 
 deemed and taken to he suffi- 
 ciently served o.i such attf.r.iey, 
 if ii copy thereof be left at the 
 pie- place last entered bv such at- 
 
 ♦•oiirt. in what 
 
 .rney as afo.esaid, as his real 
 
 respects its civil apjiellate i i 
 jurisdiction in his ofljce. a tit i ,, 
 and 
 
 witl 
 
 or elected doinicih 
 .erson of con.petent age and 
 
 1 any 
 
 e, a fit I discietion .esident at 
 
 proper )ooT<. i„ which shall longing to such pi 
 until- tlw. <...<■.:,.., 41. • " ". • 
 
 be ...ailc tl 
 
 le entries therein- 
 
 'ly, 
 
 aflernientioned ; that is to 
 every attorney of this cou 
 bel 
 
 ace. 
 
 rt. 
 
 ore the tiist day of Sej.te.n- ! notice, i.lead 
 
 .r be- 
 And if 
 any such attorney shall neglect 
 to niake such entry as afore- 
 said, then the fixing up of any 
 
 3er ne.xt, shall .nak 
 
 said book an entrv 
 
 J. 
 e in the ! or or.ier, for 
 
 ling, suiuinons, rule 
 such attorney, in 
 
 anil to be signed by him, of h 
 
 in writing, j the said otlice of the said clerk 
 
 name and of hi 
 
 of this court shall be deemed 
 
 elected domicile 
 
 s real and i and taken to be service th 
 
 ere- 
 
 of Quebec and Alontieal 
 
 , in the cities ! of, and as effectual as if the 
 
 spoctively, that is 
 
 his real domicil 
 
 to 
 
 re same had been seived at such 
 
 «ay. (tf i-cal or elected domicile 
 
 in one or aforesaid V 
 
 a.s 
 
 res.- 
 
 antr. 
 
 other of the said cities, if 
 
 •lent in either of them, and of ' VI 
 his elected domicil 
 
 art. ]].■{(», p. 174 
 
 Tliat a schedule of all 
 
 which he i 
 
 e in that in j suit, depending in th 
 
 his elected d 
 
 ■s not resident, or of 
 
 is court. 
 
 omicile, in each of 
 
 the .said cities, if not resid 
 
 in either of th 
 
 en., at which real ! the writ of 
 
 .specifying, in each suit, the 
 
 names of the parties, — the date 
 
 ■ e writ of ajipeal, or of 
 
 ent of th 
 
 or elected domicile all plead- when ret 
 
 error, — the time 
 
 iiigs, sumn.onses. rule 
 
 and 
 
 notices, of which th 
 
 »rde 
 
 urncd, — or if not 
 
 re- 
 
 rs turned, the fact of its not be- 
 
 c ser- I ing returned,— the 
 
 vice on him may be .-cquired. the atto 
 
 name.s 
 
 of 
 
 may lawfully ( 
 
 every attorney hei-eafter to be 
 
 - rneys by whom appear- 
 
 )e made. And j ances for the parties have bee 
 
 admitted, shall 
 yion, a.id bef.ire 1 
 
 practising in this court, make '. b 
 
 filed. — and the date of such 
 
 ippeara.ice,— and, if not filed, 
 
 ave not 
 
 on his admif 
 
 le commences the fact that they h 
 
 ill the said book a like entry 
 
 And 
 
 as o 
 
 ften 
 
 .'IS any at tor 
 
 een filed,— the days on which 
 the reasons of appeal,— and 
 
 ney ^ the answer thereto,— a. id tl 
 
hULKs OK 1'kai'ticf:, r. 
 
 l^ I!. 
 
 241 
 
 cftHos of the piirticM (if filed) , 
 have been flieil. iin,|, if „,,( 
 filed, the fact that fhi-v have 
 not been (ilci|.~the diiv on 
 which efich ."iiiit, if in-icribed on 
 the roll for hearin;jf hath been 
 .'<> InHcribed, — and the day 
 which by such inscription is 
 fixed for the hearing? of such 
 suit, shiili be made and kcjii 
 by the said ch-rk of thi? court, 
 on the first day of the next, 
 and of every sncceoding term ; 
 and such schedule sliall be 
 ileeined and taken in ail jiarts 
 to be an official certificate by 
 the said clerk of this court, of 
 the state of such suits, several- 
 ly and respectively, on the 
 first dsiy of the term.'when such 
 schedule shall be laid before 
 the court as aforesaid. 
 
 VIT. That no writ of appeal 
 or writ of error shall issue from 
 this court, unless ti jn-nc!/,,' for 
 the same, sij^ned by the attor- 
 ney suing out such writ, be 
 first delivered to the j)ro|)er 
 oflicer, by whom the said writ 
 is to be issued : and every such 
 writ shall be written on ])arch- 
 ment and shall bear the signa- 
 ture of the attorney, upon whose 
 j>n,ci/,r the same shall be is- 
 sued, andshHlI be made return- 
 able at the place at which this . 
 court shall be hold next after' 
 the issuing f.f such writ, with- 
 in fifteen (itoir ftrriitj;) days 
 from the date thereof; except ' 
 such writs of appeal and writs 
 of error, as may be directed to 
 the judge of the superior court ' 
 for the district of Oaspc^, which 
 fhall be made returnable with- 
 in two calendar months from 
 the date thereof, — V. art. 11'>1 
 1>. 172 oiifr. 
 
 VIII. Thiif personal service 
 of* any writ of :ippcal, ,,r writ 
 of error, upon the attornev who 
 has appeared in the court be- 
 low, for the respondent or the 
 ilefendant in error. „s hereto- 
 fore has bei-n pra-tised, shall 
 ill default of the legal service, 
 be held and taken to be legal 
 service.— r. art. 112:'., p. r72 
 
 KUtt'. 
 
 IX. That the writs, plead- 
 ings, moti(,n.-, „„d exhibits, 
 and other paper writings, com- 
 prising any record to be here- 
 after transmitted to this court 
 shall, by the prothonotarv of 
 the court from which sucli re- 
 cord proceeds, at the head of 
 each, be separately numbered 
 resj.ectively from number one 
 to the entire number thereof, 
 ami that an imlcx of refer- 
 ence to the whole, by number, 
 title, and description, under 
 the signature of such prothono- 
 tary, shall be by him annexed 
 to such record. 
 
 X. That the pc-tage paid bv 
 the said clerk of this court, on 
 the return to writs of appeal 
 and writs of error, and the re- 
 cords accompanying them, 
 shall, on demand, be forthwith 
 reimbursed to him by the at- 
 torney of the appellant or 
 jilaintiff in error, ami, if not so 
 reimbursed, the |iaynient there- 
 of by such attorney inav be 
 immediately enforced, by' re- 
 sort to the summary jiUMsdie- 
 tion of this court. 
 
 XI. That on every writ of 
 appeal, or writ of error, here- 
 after to be issued it shall bo 
 incumbent on the ap|)ellant 
 and respondent or the ])hiintiff" 
 and defendant in error, respec- 
 
242 
 
 Rtl.KS OK l-RACTICK, C. IJ. B. 
 
 ii 
 
 Ii ! 
 
 
 fivcly, to cuter his H|(|)('aranoe 
 in tiif (jtlicf (if the wiiid clerk 
 of this court, on or before the 
 eighth (lay next after the day 
 on whicli such writ of a|i|)eai, 
 <ir writ of (M loi-, has been made 
 rettirnahle, and, in default 
 thereof, siiall be precluded from 
 enteriuf^ an ajipearance in sui.h 
 suit, in which subsei|uet.t j.ro- 
 ceediuf^s may be had <.r/iiirt< 
 against the i)arty so in default 
 a< aforesaid — 1'. art. II 2S, p. 
 '27'.i <nif>\ 
 
 XII. That the reasons of ap- 
 j)eal, or the assignment of 
 errors, as.tliecase niay re(juire, 
 in every suit, .•<hall be tiled 
 within eight days next after 
 the return of the writ of ap- 
 j)eal, or writ of error, as the 
 ease may be, and the transmis- 
 sion of the record and jiroceed- 
 ings from the court below, and ' 
 shall contain, specitically the 
 several grounds and reasons of 
 appeal, and the several errors 
 for whicli tile reversal of the 
 judgment appealed from is 
 sought ; and if the reasons of \ 
 appeal, or the assignment of i 
 errors be not tiled within the ; 
 time aforesaid, it shall be com- 
 petent to the attorney of the , 
 resjioiident or defendant in er- j 
 ror, by notice in writing under 
 his signature, directeu to the ! 
 attorney of the appellant or : 
 plaintifi' in error, in such suit, ' 
 to demand the reasons of ap- 
 peal or the assignment of errors, I 
 as the case may require, and, | 
 if tiie reasons 'if appeal, or i 
 the assignment of errors, be I 
 not tiled within six days' : 
 service of such notice, every j 
 such suit in appeal, or in ' 
 error, shall be dismissed with ! 
 
 costs.— r. art. I l.i.; 7, p. 174 
 null . 
 
 XIII. That the answers to 
 reasons of appeal in every suit 
 in appeal, and the Jdindcr in 
 error in every .-.uit in error, 
 shall be tiled within eight 
 days after the tiling of the 
 reas((ns of ajipeal or the assign- 
 ment of errors : and if not so 
 tiled it shall be competent to 
 the attorney of the ajipellant 
 , or of the plaintifl' in err(»r, as 
 the case may be, by notice in 
 writing under his signature, 
 directed to the attorney of the 
 respondent or defendant in er- 
 ror, in such suit, t(» demand 
 the answers to the reasons of 
 apjieal or the joinder in error j 
 and if such answer, or joinder 
 in error, shall not, within four 
 days from the service of such 
 notice, be tiled, the respondent 
 or defendant in en or as the 
 case may be shall be wholly 
 precluded from tiling an answer 
 to the reasons of appeal, or a 
 joinder in error; and the ap 
 pellant or plaintilf in err- 
 may, after notice given to the 
 adverse party of his intention 
 so to do, proceed to a hearing 
 of his suit in appeal or in 
 error ej-jnirte, and to judgment 
 therein, without the interven- 
 tion of the respondent or de- 
 fendant in error. — V. art. I13fi. 
 8, p. 174 ante. 
 
 XIV. That the cases of the 
 appellant and respondent or 
 plaintilf and defendant in 
 error, in every suit in ajipeal, 
 or error, to the number of ten 
 on each side, shall be deliver- 
 ed by the appellant and re- 
 sp(indent, the plaintiff and 
 defendant in error, respective- 
 
H 
 
 Rrr,i.:s ok prxctu'v. r. g. r. 24,-? 
 
 i" ten .1.,. after .1;!: 'iC'r ;,.-:;i;:i:"'\.:^;,"'r •*'"'«-• 
 
 ••rror. An.i if ,h.. .'la . . ,, '';'- '^-" «!-» a.- aforo.ai,| in 
 .umoII,.nr „r »l„. .,.:' i-"." ''"<•'• '•«•"••. "M-l furnish fl,,. af- 
 
 tornoy of oarh |.arfy.wh(. shall 
 have file, I his <>as(., „„ his de- 
 "1.111(1. with a printed (-(.py of 
 the cast! of the advorso itattv ; 
 an.I ho shall retain and tile".,f 
 record one of th<" printed cases 
 
 nppeliant or the plaintitT In 
 error, he not so delivered and 
 filed the onit in appeal o- in 
 error, of sueh appellant or 
 pliiintitr in error, shall l,e 
 deemed to he deserted, and .,11 
 
 motion of the resiionilenf i.r r .1 -i • ' ■'•->.■ 
 
 .iofendnnt in erro . s|a lu "^ ^y^V'^ l,r""r ''■-l-'ively. 
 -lismissed with eost . And if dnK f .7 "'"!," f'f ^'' "'^' 
 the cases of the resnon/h-n", ''"'•V''^^ ''"• '""^ ''"'•'< "''this 
 •'<-<'-"-i:n.t in error .,t 1 TT^'^rVT' '"""' ^''^' '' 
 'iv-ed and fded as af es, | t^' "'^^ '.'^ "'.•", <'-';-'-^-- >vhi.h 
 ...oh respondent or d'frnd ,' 'Ml" '"r'--'';-' '"• '-'tr- 
 
 inerrorshall he deemed to h' "ve' 1 '*'''''' '''•,"''.''''' ^'"'^ 
 deserted «M<di ,iii» ;.. '"^" '"■'<-ril)eil ; fioiii 
 
 c^ro^ 1 L:" .".'':!:!•::'"'• -'-»• '^•"■^^^ -H the causes to 
 
 error, and th( 
 heard 
 
 'fiine may hi 
 
 heard. .r,„„7,. on the,, art o'ffh.: '"' .^7'''* .'''"j" '"' culled .,a 
 
 appcllan or o lain i f n e ror T^ •'•.'" "'" '"'''"'' '" "■'''*^^' 
 
 a j...i«...entie:;^.?:v;;,:s "^vnf V:;\:r' "\ 
 
 --"' ' -^^^iii. -1 naf incases where 
 
 ■• -^iiit in appeal or in error, 
 having heen insciil.ed for hear- 
 ing, and being callerl from the 
 r<dl, the appellant and respon- 
 •lont, or the plaintiff and de- 
 
 withoiit the intervention of the 
 respondent or defendant in 
 error.— r. art. 1 1 Id. ,,. 174 
 
 ntil<. 
 
 XV. That when and so soon 
 
 as the answer.s to the reasons fendant i» — • • n 
 
 of appeal, or the i..inder in *.""""' '" , '"["'• ■"-''all not 
 
 error as the ease mav', ire ''T"' "V^""' "'** ^^ ''"^y 
 
 shall he tiled, it shall le 'en -' 1'. I r'^ TT'-'' ^"""'^ '"''' 
 
 l.etenttoeitherpartv.hv; 1 ^'^'T '""' '''^" ''""■• 
 
 cases have been tiled, to si ', . \ ''''"''r " '"" '" 
 :.ownsnehsi.itn.rheaVi;g,\SK;:t;----;'v^^^^^^^^ 
 
 inscribing 
 <lockct 
 
 the 
 
 same on 
 
 •locket roll to be kept by' the ^'' ' '' ^'"'r *'V!'''' ''''" ''I'l'-'- 
 ^^aid clerk <.f this eonr for th- H,f..7J """1 " ^'^'•"••. ^hall 
 l.urnose. in vncnH I : ll^^ not appear, and the respondent 
 
 % 
 
244 
 
 BULKS OK PBACTITK, C, VJ. H. 
 
 respdmlciit or ilcfcndiiiit in 
 errnr, .-hall rrnt iij^pcHr and the 
 n}i|i('lliiiit or i I.iintifl' in error 
 shall apjiear. and ho ready to 
 jirocced, every Hueli suit ."hall 
 bo heard on the part of tins ap- 
 pellaiit or plaintiff in error, so 
 appearin<^, >.r/)fiflr, and snch 
 order ami jiidj^nient thereupon 
 made and rendered as to law 
 and ju,«ti('e .•<hall ap])crtain, 
 without eo.-<t.i in xucli ease to 
 tho respondent or defendant in 
 error. 
 
 XIX. — That in all .xuitc whieh 
 shall hercMiftcr be jiendinj^ in 
 tlii.s court, no more than two 
 oounscl .shall be'lieard in oj)cn- 
 ing. or in an.'^wer, and one only 
 in reply. 
 
 X.\. — That when this court 
 shall be moved in any suit, 
 upon any .special matter, not 
 apj)earing njion tho record or 
 proceedinf!;.-^ tiled in -sueh suit, 
 such special matter shall be 
 j)reviously aiithoiiticated by 
 aftidavit; and a copy of the 
 allidavit, and two days' notice 
 of .<^ueh motion served on the 
 adverse party. And no sue)-, 
 motion shall be received, until 
 such affidavit, and an affidavit 
 of the service of notice as afore- 
 said shall bo read and filed. 
 
 XXr. — That every motion i 
 for an apj)eal from an inter- 
 locutory Jud^rnient shall bo ac- | 
 coni])anied witfi copies of such i 
 interlocutory Judgment and of 
 tho pleadings ('led in tho fuit 
 together with copies of such 
 exhibits and jiroceedings there- 
 in, as may be material and 
 necessary in support of any t 
 .such motion. — f. art. IIIW, p. j 
 171 initr. I 
 
 XXII. — That a copy of every | 
 
 I judgment of thi.s court, by 
 reason whereof the record in 
 any suir in this court shall bo 
 remitteil to the court below 
 shall be anne.\i'(l to the record, 
 and transmitted with tho same, 
 under the c'liiricate of the said 
 cl(<ik of this court.. 
 
 XXIII. — That in the(!ompu- 
 tation of time, tin? common rule 
 i/ii'H II ifHii nun rfiinjiutiiiiir fr- 
 III ino shall be observed : and in 
 , all cases in which a prescribed 
 diday or ](eriod, within which 
 somelliing is re(iuired to bo 
 done, shall expire on a Sunday 
 or holyday, tho same shall ij»ii, 
 jure stand and be enlarged to 
 tho then next juridical day. — 
 r. art. 24, p. 4 (iii;i . 
 
 XXIV.— Tiiat all rules and 
 orders heretofore made for reg- 
 ulating the practice in appeal, 
 and in error, and now in force in 
 this court, be, and the same 
 aie hereby rescinded and an- 
 nulled. 
 
 tJiKRKO, 12th .luly, ISJO. 
 (Signed), 
 
 .T. Stiaut, C.r., 
 J. K. RoLi.AM). .I.B.H., 
 I'm. Paxkt, J.B.R., 
 T. C. Avr.wix, .J. 
 
 (^AJditiiinuf riifi' Hiihxpqui nth/ 
 pmmulijatiil.) 
 
 That for the future, in ap- 
 peals from tho circuit court the 
 parties shall each ])roduce a 
 printed factum, in tho same 
 manner, within tho same delay, 
 and subject to the same peniil 
 ties as are prescribed and 
 established by the rule con- 
 cerning appeals from tho super- 
 ior court, 
 
futKT uy VlCK-ADMIRALTy. 
 
 14:, 
 
 AN ACT 
 
 H'R TllK HKTTKH AI.MIMSTRATION (.,.■ .u STUK I.N III.S MAJKSTY'S 
 
 I'HIVY roixcii,. 
 
 (.'{ iiikI 4 Williiini IV., r. II.) 
 
 i! ' ! 
 
 ir. .And he it furtlicr cniict- 
 eil, that from tiini at'tor the tir.'^t 
 <l!i.v of June, I8;5.{, all upjieals 
 or application.^ in prize nuits, 
 and in all other snit.s or pro- 
 ceedinj^s in the ooiirts of ad- 
 miralty, or vice-admiralty 
 courts, or any other court in 
 tlie plantation.-^ in .America, 
 and otlier hi.s majesty '.s do- 
 minion.x or elsewhere abroad, 
 which may now. hy virtue of 
 any law, statute, commission, 
 or usaj^'c, be made to the high 
 court of admiralty in Knf,'land, 
 or to the lords commissioners 
 in prize cases, sliall be made 
 to his majesty in council, and 
 
 not to the sai.l hij,'h court of 
 admiralty in England, or to 
 such commissioner.^ a.-* aforo- 
 «aid; and such appeals shall 
 be made in the same manner 
 and form, and within such time 
 wherein such appeals might, if 
 this act had not been p:isaed, 
 have been marie to the said' 
 high court of admiralty, or to 
 the lords commissioners in prize 
 cases respectively ; and that all 
 laws or statutes now in force 
 with respect to any such ap- 
 peals or applications shall ap- 
 ply to any appeals to be made 
 in j)ursuance of this act to his 
 majesty in council. 
 
 i'.f . 
 
 i.i 
 
 p''i< 
 
24fl 
 
 nil HT (II- VKK-AD.MIKM.TV 
 
 AN ACT 
 
 I ' 
 
 i \ 
 
 TO RK(!1I,.\TK TKR PKACTICK AM) THK IKK 
 
 ''ItrHTH AHHOAD, AM) TO 
 
 S IN TIIK VirK-.vi).MIHAI,TV 
 
 OIIVIATK MdfliT.S AS T( 
 
 TMKIK .HIU.SDHIIOV. 
 
 2.)iil June, Ih:','2. 
 
 2 w;//. IV 
 
 41. 
 
 WllKHHAS i't in expedient ' p 
 tliHt TTdviHion shiiiilil U,x Ti. 
 
 provision .sh.iuld be wise from t 
 
 ossession.s abroad; and like- 
 
 made for tiie rei^uiafion of t\ 
 
 nie totiiiie to make. 
 
 piaetiee to be observed in the fees to be tak 
 suits and proi-eedings in thelthejud 
 
 le : ordain, and establish tables of 
 
 eoiirts of viee-admiraity in his t 
 
 majesty s ji 
 
 sions abroad. I all aet 
 
 and for the establishment ofialsofr 
 
 on or received by 
 
 «es.()tlic rs. and praeti'- 
 
 c'oiirts, for 
 
 in ; and 
 
 loners in the said 
 
 s to be done there 
 
 fees to be allowed and taken { be found 
 in the said courts by the ro- 
 
 om time to time, as shall 
 expedient, to alter 
 
 speetivc judj,'es, oHieers, and and f 
 
 any sucli rule 
 
 regulations, 
 
 l)ractitioners there 
 
 15 
 
 therefore enaited bv the k 
 
 it rogulati 
 
 eos. and to make any 
 
 in IT'S 
 
 lis and table or tab! 
 
 new 
 
 OS 
 
 mo 
 
 ot fees; and that all sueh ruL.. 
 regulations, and fees, after the 
 
 St excellent majesty, by and 
 
 with the advice and consent of ^ 
 
 the lords spiritual and tempo- ' and established 
 ral, and commons, in this j)re- time to t 
 
 same shall have b 
 
 een so made 
 
 or altered, fi 
 
 sent |)arl 
 
 l)arliameiit assembled, and rolled 
 
 iiiie. be entered 
 
 by the authority of the 
 
 in the 
 
 dm 
 or eii- 
 
 that it shall be laAvfnl for his fi 
 
 me, records of the 
 
 e public books or 
 
 aid 
 
 courts, tjo 
 
 m 
 
 iijesty, with tlie advice of h 
 
 ir as such j.iactice and fee.« 
 
 privy council, from time to tim 
 to make and ordain such riik 
 
 is I shall relate 
 
 such 
 
 or a 
 
 PI'ly t 
 
 courts respectively. 
 
 o each of 
 
 ami regulations as sliall be i ed, that 
 deemed expedient touching the ! of f 
 practice to lie observed ii 
 and proceedings in the s 
 
 II. And be it ftirth 
 
 a CO 
 
 l»y i»l' 
 ees so to be fi 
 
 er enact- 
 every table 
 0111 time to 
 
 n suits time made and established 
 
 several 
 
 courts o 
 
 f vice-!! d 111 iralty at pre 
 
 sent or hereafter to be e 
 
 'tab- 
 
 lished in any of hi majesty' 
 
 altered, shall be laid before the 
 house of comiiHins within three 
 calendar months next after the 
 making and establishment or 
 
flMKT OK V;. KMI.MIKM.TY, 
 
 '^ -AHMIHAI.TY 
 
 S TO 
 
 '; and like- 
 "10 to make, 
 fill tablos of 
 received by 
 iiiid praeti- 
 I coiirtf, for 
 •itsroiii ; and 
 •lie. as .shall 
 d, to alter 
 •■I'gulations, 
 •<« imy new 
 'li! or tables 
 1 such rules, 
 ^•<, after the 
 <'» so made 
 Itcrod, from 
 ered or en- 
 ic books or 
 fourts, so 
 e and fees 
 ■ to each of 
 veiy. 
 
 ther enact- 
 ■very table 
 "1 time to 
 blished or 
 before the 
 ithin three 
 t after the 
 «l:uieut or 
 
 247 
 
 alt..n,ti..n thereof re.,,e,.,;v..ly. ' that i„ all ....... 
 
 if I'arliani.wif shall be fh.ri sit- 
 lin;,', ami if m.t. thrii witiii,, 
 "Hc calemlar month next after 
 the subsequent nit'etiiif,' of par- 
 liament. 
 
 III. And be if fiii-thoi enact- 
 ed, that fh.. several fee^. so to 
 be established, a i.l no other. 
 ''Iiall. from and after tlie niak- 
 iiif,' an. I e,.fablislim.'nt th.-re-d', 
 and th.. entry ami enrolmeiif 
 thereof as aforesaid, be deemed 
 and taken to be the lawful 
 lees of the several judges, 
 "ffieers, ministers, and prac- 
 titioners of the said respec- 
 tive .'ourts; an. I sii.h fee.< .,|,lv 
 ■^liall and may be d.-man.le.i, 
 receive. 1 and taken aecord- 
 i"^'ly- 
 
 IV. An. I to (he intent that 
 all such rej^ulafi.ins ami fees 
 may be proniiil^^ated and pub- 
 liely ma.le kn.iwn, be it further 
 ena..ted, that the jud;,'e an. I re- 
 gistrar of every sii.di court shall 
 •'ause to be kept constantly 
 liiin;,'iip an.i preserve. I in s.une ( 
 '•"nspicimus part <d' every snch 
 '•"">t, a II. I in the olhce oi' the 
 ';e;,'istrar, a c.py of the tabled' 
 tees so to be fr.)m time to time 
 "r.lained and estalilislied 
 "iich court 
 
 ,. in whh'h pro- 
 
 '•fedini,'s may be !,a.l in anv of 
 thesai.l vi.-e-a.lmiraltv .•ourts 
 '' any pers.oi shall fe.d himself 
 a^'^Ticv..,! by lhcchar«..s ma.Ie 
 I'v any .d' lb., .dli.ers ..r practi- 
 , tioners therein, and the alb.w- 
 ance there.d bv su< h vi.-,.-a.l- 
 nnralty .•..urt, by rea.,,„ that 
 sioh .■har;;cs are n..l uarrante.J 
 '•.V the tables herein-bef.ue 
 '"'•'"'""•''I. it shall be lawful 
 lor su.di person or his a;,'cnt. 
 nn.lcr the rc>;ulations to be- 
 estabii>he.| in pursiian.-e of the 
 powers jriveu by this act, by 
 •"iniii.ary appli,.afi.,n to the 
 hi«h curt of admiralty to have 
 tlie sai.l char^res tax."., I bv the 
 Hiithority there.d'. 
 
 ^ !■ And whereas in certain 
 cases .l.-ubts may arise as to 
 the jurisdiction «d" vice-admir- 
 alty courts in his majesty's 
 possessions abroad, witii res- 
 
 pe.-t to suits forseanH.n'swi s 
 
 pilotage. b..(f.,mry. .laiua^r,? (,', 
 11 ship by <...llisioii, .•.)ntempt 
 in breach uf the re^ulatio'is 
 an.l instructions relating to his 
 majesty's M-rvic,. at sea, sal- 
 
 n all 
 
 yage. and droits .d' admiralty ; 
 be it therefore enacted, that'll! 
 
 respectively, so 
 fnat the said table may be seen 
 and read by all persons having 
 any business in any su.-h court 
 and ortiee respectively ; and 
 tliat the books or rec.u'ds eon- 
 tainiu;,' I he entries of the said 
 n-giilatioiis ami fables of fees. 
 
 as th 
 
 shall b 
 
 e s:inie shall b 
 
 in f 
 
 e a 
 
 t all 
 
 t>rce 
 
 as. (liable times 
 
 eases when, a ship orvesstd. 
 or the master lhere,.f. shall 
 come within the l.„al limits of 
 any vice-a.lmiraltv curt it 
 sball be lawful for' any person 
 to conimem-e pni.-ee.lings in 
 any of the suits h.-rein-beCuv 
 inentmned in such vi.-e a.lmii- 
 alty curt, notw ithstaii.lin;,' the 
 cause (d' action may have arisen 
 
 ttl: 
 
 nix'n to the 
 practitioners and suitor 
 
 jiection of the j court, and 
 
 lit of the local limits of 
 
 every such court. 
 V. An. I be itfurtli 
 
 « in I in the sai 
 
 to carry on the sai 
 
 <neh 
 
 lie ;iiaiiner as if t| 
 
 er enacted, i within th 
 
 cause of acti.ui ha. I 
 
 lie 
 le 
 
 e said limits 
 
 arisen 
 
}! f ^. 
 
 :, J 
 
 HUr.KS AND HRCMLATIONS 
 
 TO UK (.MSHKVKI) IN IIIK SI-VHU 
 
 A I. 
 
 COURTS OF VICE-ADMIRALTY. 
 
 §1 
 
 m ' 
 
 As to the lioldintr of (\,iirf • so w 
 
 trar and Marsha, o 1 ll ,a, -V^H"^'•'';■''•-^•'• «««'''- 
 «e,is,..a.-;s nutios._, «; Ma;;i.a^s',. iJ^^f ?"^^7^ f" 
 i'if,'s bv Acton 5 M rv,>,....! ■• , ^ '• » roceeil- 
 
 ContosfMi Suit.-",.. : ' '^";:^''"'";« l>.V I'Hanlt.-§ ,1. 
 «... .. '""•"• S IJ. ridcocdini's >v Pica iin.l D. »• 
 § 1... KxainiiiMtioti of Witnf.sos -<; 14 1., •' ' f""* — 
 
 on lVtition.-« ,a. Suit, f • \hM.|. ' V,' ""•"«-'•''">; by Act 
 for PilotML',..--§ \i Zi ;^''"T':'*^^">?«-^— n.l. Suits 
 
 Causes of ,'o.;s(.ssion-?''l tti \ '"/••-"'''"""-'-§ ^*•• 
 the Safe I^etun. <^ a V s; l.I^^r ^l!^- ^-'''^^'.fV.r 
 tiouH 2.']. 2J. 2r> an.] 9fi ,.,. ^^ "« ''"'t t asos.— Sec- 
 
 «'»'i»fc'<i.-s^27 Pr .L;L ; 1" '" '"?'^»^^'^. '"'ve been 
 
 l'nK.t'ice.-/2r-'Klt;!:T'o''V'r'^ '"^ ^" "^■^«'-^-J in 
 
 s,ons._§ ;^4. Acts on PcUition.4 ^^ rp;,;;i -s^'''''''.^'^- 
 KHlations as to the Sittings of tl^o Comt' -~V*- ^''■ 
 Keturn and service of Warrant, Vf'^""^ '"• ^' ^" ^he 
 stru,„onts.-§ 38. Interlo ClM^^^^^^^^ I'- 
 
 MO. Proxies.-§4L Other G^S^li^^ ^'^""'^-"- 
 
 § 1. Ax tothvhohliiKjof Courts. I but 
 
 the judge is authori7.ed to 
 it on 
 
 
 - ,5: 
 
MOXS 
 
 lALTY. 
 
 -s •>. Ke);i.«- 
 
 Odice § ;•,. 
 
 "• I'roceed- 
 — § !». Ap- 
 aiilf. — § II. 
 
 'nl Proof.— 
 li"« by Act 
 -§ Iti. Suits 
 i^- Ciiiise.s 
 ■"«<-'•—§ 20. 
 M'lMuity for 
 uses. — Sec- 
 
 !iiivo been 
 llcvoniie or 
 )bsorve(l in 
 
 31. Taxa- 
 '• C'onirnis- 
 -§3«. Ro- 
 ■ As to the 
 I other In- 
 Munitionis. 
 
 thorized to 
 ate day as 
 d, in ca«e 
 isiness, or 
 1 require. 
 
 Rt l.>:8 A.M> HK(.I I.ATIUN.s. i 
 
 \. 
 
 lir llr,,ril. 
 
 MhikIihI If, 
 
 The practiec whirh has ,,re- 
 ^■•''It^^d in ninn.v of the x i,.,.. 
 
 '"'"'"■"".v "fs. ofiiresentinir 
 
 " !"•"""•' •" '•'«. j.,,1^0 to a,, 
 1'"'"' " ;''^V I'"'- l«..MinK a eour( 
 '•^ lioni hen,.,>rorth to .-..ase. 
 . Hi- jn,|^,,, i.s ,„ |„. „t ,.„„^.,,. 
 
 ","'"', """'■* "'•'•f.vs bie at hi- 
 '•'"i"'bers, fhat h.. may be. if 
 ne.-essary. consult,.,! 1,^ ,|,^. r,.. 
 Ki^Car on any ineidental mat- 
 ter, or for the purpose of hear- 
 I'lK a nioti.,n by eou„sel. or 
 
 •'"••■••t.nKthes,Me„fp^.nshabl,. 
 
 «-'^^. or .l,.i,,« ,uy other a.t . 
 
 ,. !! ' "';■ ••"'*''«i''iey of aeasi, I'"'-"" "I" eompefent skill an 
 
 >».iA lender re,,uisite to be done. •<"""b.dj,,. j, ,„ ,„. j,, ,.,.,,^^,^^ 
 
 ihep.Msons to be nppointo.i 
 
 t-'-.verufe the several ;,tli of 
 
 rev'istrarand marshal are to be 
 r,"".'" ''i'l'li'lly to perfortn 
 tbeir respivliv,. .Iiitie.". 
 
 •5 4. It'ijixtrif <)()i,;'. 
 
 The registry of fh. „rt is 
 
 f" be a.-,.,.ssihl,. f,. ....j,,,,,, „^ 
 '•""veni,.„f hours in the .|«v 
 "'-■""Kl'""f the v,....P. „„,, ;^ 
 
 d 
 
 year; 
 
 § 2. Siirriijiifru, 
 
 affen,laii>.,. there 
 •I'lisitc purp,ises. 
 
 for all re- 
 
 § "). /{t-i/ixfrnr'n /hitler. 
 
 '""1<;' minutes of ,n-ery act of 
 or decree, and to enter 
 i"ie in an assignation 
 
 <'f»»'oj'idKe.or,linary.oreon.- 
 '"""'«•"■'" nets (but none other) 
 >">• i as the aduiinistorinK an 
 ""fl'.t;' a witness, .leereein,, ;, 
 >'""i"i'>n. takiiiL' bail " 
 
 I'oiirl 
 ' 'le 
 
 terestcd. 
 
 Wiien an advocate is to be 
 admitted a surrogate, he is to 
 
 I'ftend with the registrar before 
 "'0 .judge, and. on being sworn 
 
 assignation b.mk, biietlv 8tat- 
 '"« |be papers so received, 
 and the ,late of their reeeipt. 
 » '.^ to take the depositions 
 '''i'l'''"lly to exe^utrhh ;«;:„' "" "' ^^'^'"^^^"^ oxamined up- 
 -t.. be admitted, t; eg !: n /! "r^ i>'terrogatoiiJs. 
 
 "•- is then to make an S;; .!,r """"""-' 
 ;-h •■ ' ■ ■ 
 
 f'l siu-h adniissi. 
 
 or assignation book 
 th 
 
 n in the minute 
 
 MOiit 
 
 nil,' 
 
 same, 
 
 and attest h 
 tl 
 
 iiuable to perfi 
 
 any other 
 
 ^' '"ay, with ll 
 
 e should be 
 "nil this duty. 
 
 le 
 
 ;■■".», »i[n me eonsent of 
 judge, appoint some other 
 
 
250 
 
 III I.K.M tvi, l(K(il l,ATIO>S (• 
 
 )rnpchMif |..T.«..n (,, „(■( f. 
 
 Mil nil 
 
 th 
 
 IH f'> IMJlkc 
 
 o.ic occ/lfiioiis. lit 
 
 •r ' nviii.I ivx|.cn«»., jf 
 
 • T 
 
 |>ro.iir.. I., f|,„„ ,1, 
 
 J>o IiukIc, (nin-Iatioii.. nf muI 
 • IxciiiliciiN ill Iniriirii I 
 
 n<|illHt.' t'. ,Mll|,|„y nth 
 
 CI - 
 
 iii'h 
 
 th 
 
 inr«liiil fo "rxeciit. 
 
 T'-iU'lit int. 
 
 «ii l.iiiKiiji;:fs inrwi. from ft 
 
 |.r..cc..Ms at iiiiv frroiil i|i 
 
 i^ ••oiirl, the ii 
 
 If 
 th 
 i" »'• iiiiikc niiii to tith.si 
 
 ..irt «. ,„a.v h„ >tr.imo,if is t.. h,. ...MrV.-.-Ml 
 
 I"'"-'-! I..V th.. jiKl^o. ..r i,v f..ll 
 jiini'tnr of (.idler party. II 
 
 IIIKJ 
 
 'in;;iil 
 
 .f III! 
 
 MT.- 
 
 rcci.rrj-, (I,, 
 thiit 
 
 'IIIIKMlts 
 
 ••••I'K''; .Mi^ti'.v of th.' i„.,„.,., hail 
 
 nr inavrir,", 
 itfs. 
 
 nay he r.'((iii,«it... torn nt 
 
 iniriif- 
 
 « IX to iliaw all hail-hoiMl 
 
 • III] i-oii!<tahl..-. ofJicciH, and 
 
 i".-ti<.f. or lifiM-at.- per 
 III ore .'« 
 
 "imx whoiMMocvcr, ami 
 
 "r ren.^Mii/aiKM-s. an. I to b.- iMviallv to tl 
 """" "'"••'■"' '"-f""-.' tl....ii„li,,. fh,. port of 
 
 nr Hiirrnj'ati 
 
 Ii 
 
 S'K". iiu.l seal all 
 
 c IS to proparc. similar form, if 
 
 K! cnllcfor aihl 
 
 "iir ciiHtniiiM at 
 
 "r ill .4omv 
 
 coiiimissioiis, and jn.sti 
 
 warraiit.s. priafo to the ox\xt 
 
 more appn 
 
 iHsiiin;< iindcr' the 
 
 iiin.'nfs tics in the ml 
 
 ni;j aiithori- 
 
 .•oiirt. 
 
 If. 
 
 seal of th. 
 
 <roiii the t.ra.'tit 
 
 .llso tl 
 
 .•ollcct th 
 
 And on tin 
 
 IIIIV 
 
 ri-asimis t'ith.'r 
 
 K'licrs, and ro- the ciist 
 
 •• .'nllcftor ..r (•ninptr.)Ilcr of 
 
 If 
 
 •• is to int 
 
 ccivo for th(! .jlld.^'c 
 
 foes payahio U> him. 
 
 hiiyc th.. (MKst.)dy of all i„„ni;., 
 
 paid into court, and t 
 
 th 
 
 of 
 
 dins IS 
 
 "sc, tho I unless thcv 
 
 t.) >i 
 
 c preferred, 
 
 ntei'.' 
 
 sled 
 
 "ro parties to, or 
 
 And 
 
 in, th.. suit. 
 
 with fh 
 
 oin when re.|uired, l,y hills dient tl 
 
 '> remit avoidinrr expense, it 
 
 exeiian^.. or other valid 
 
 oinifie.v 
 
 t" HnKland. ff 
 
 so- 
 
 il in., view of 
 
 . it is expe- 
 
 iiit other .Inties which 
 
 projierly hel.m^ to the oHice of 
 
 prohihiti'd from act 
 
 e in marshal, and which 
 
 n.s advocate 
 
 inff either he performed at a dist 
 
 wuit, matter, or proceedi 
 
 or proctor in any the < oiirt. I 
 
 r<>r|iiire tn 
 mice from 
 
 the 
 
 reyi.striir. 
 
 court of which 1 
 
 ng in ers; in which i 
 
 )o (.xcciifed by oth- 
 
 uses. 
 
 10 IS a sions are to be ad.ii 
 
 Cl 
 
 11/ il 
 
 § (5. Mitrghiii'H J) 
 Tho marshal is to attend 
 
 j"dg 
 
 ••ays. lie is t 
 
 e in court on all 
 
 th 
 court- 
 
 ally tonny compot.mt 
 by name, resident i 
 place where such diiti 
 "lo performed. 
 
 I 
 
 coiiimis- 
 
 ossed spc- 
 
 pers.ins, 
 
 near the 
 
 OS are to 
 
 
 
 re 
 
 iport 
 
 as to the siifh 
 
 o en.juiro an.l 
 
 CHMl'V of 
 
 Jier.sonH i)rop.)sed for bail. ' }f 
 
 Tl 
 
 I'ruiKiliinis hij .\vt 
 
 UiH><. 
 
 lese are to 
 
 IS to 
 deer 
 
 execute all such w 
 ■oes. monitions, and oti 
 
 commence with 
 an entry by a proctor, in a 
 
 instruments as shall ) 
 
 ironi tho court, and be directo.l 
 to hini; an.l ho is to 
 return.'; th.-reof. 
 
 irrants. book to be kept in the re.nst. 
 .'.'"'," ■;. *'"!^ purpose, called th 
 action in 
 
 O' 
 
 sued action book, of th 
 
 make due the d 
 
 given sum suHicicnf t 
 
 o cover 
 
 In cases whore, in or.ler t.i 
 
 eniand and the pn.babl 
 
 am. Mint .if eost> 
 
 .iriiUabic 
 but thi.s sum 
 
 on no account to bo e.xces- 
 
 Whon 
 
 iind cargi 
 'lie warm 
 'lie luaini 
 ""lis part 
 ^i'ort timt 
 "f it left 
 ^■oods on I 
 
A. 
 
 if may ho flecm- 
 " «'iiijiluy iitlHT- 
 "liiil to «>xecnt. 
 
 Hiiv jrroiif i|is 
 <" '•••iirf. flic in 
 •><• in|i|rf'.«.ic(j (1. 
 
 'iiitfiihir inavor.., 
 
 in'.ii'f. Iiiiilitts. 
 oi-H, tiMil Miini.-i- 
 '>r lifcrafc per 
 T, atiil iiiiirc ex 
 I ciiller-tdr mill 
 "iir ciiHtoiim (If 
 -:" or ill Hdiiic 
 r iiKirc appn.- 
 :i"'lin;,' aiithcri- 
 LV. 
 ti'casiuM.x citlii'r 
 
 coinptnillcr ot 
 I he prcfcircl, 
 
 particH f(,, (,|- 
 ' ^'lit. 
 
 "aiiic vi(i,v of 
 P. it i." cxpo- 
 
 'liitioH whicli 
 (<> the (iHico ot' 
 lich roqiiire fn 
 
 'H.-'faiico from 
 ciifod by oth- 
 iiscs, cointnis- 
 liilrffjsfd f<p(!- 
 icfiint persons, 
 'lit near the 
 
 (liitio.s 11 ro to 
 
 '','/ Aifiii/is. 
 
 mmonco with 
 tnii'tor, in a 
 I the roj^istry 
 . calli'il the 
 i action in a 
 Mit to cover 
 the prubublc 
 hilt this Slim 
 t<» lio exces- 
 
 Hft.M AVI. KKi.l LATIOVK. C. v. j,. 
 
 ')». 
 
 'in. ItHoio any "urrant i^ 
 |-.^ue.l. the party applying, f,,, 
 till' •'ume i> to exiifbjt fo,|„. 
 ;"«',•"','"■ "" «""iavit. setting, 
 ;"•'»' ""•'"'tureo, the .|...MaM.K 
 '"", »M''"''<i"ii (nr paviMcn. 
 ".-•'••••nmH.lewithout'etiec. to 
 ■le parties eoncerncl.,., a that 
 ""■ai.lan.lj.roce-sufthecurt 
 •'-•0 riMiiiirt,,! for the enforce- 
 'H.nt thereof. Tpon the leav- 
 '"K "» this allicl.ivif in the le 
 JT'-Iry. a warrant, sj.ecifyi,,., 
 the amonni of ,he action. „,„: 
 "■^uo to arrest the property 
 l-roccede.J ,i,,ai„,,, or the i.e. 
 -n '". i^^'i-es where pers'i.al 
 ;;n;.-st IS lawful ; but .eisona 
 
 • t IS never to be reported to 
 •i^^" the end. of j„,Hce can 
 •"• "therwiso obtained. The 
 I'roctor, having, obtained the 
 ;;"na..t tron. the registrar, i. 
 
 Itliver the warrant and .-opy 
 , " the marshal, with instruV 
 ""iis tor the execution of the 
 l"'"«e«H. If the instrument is 
 "^e served on u ship, eurgo, 
 •'"*' Ireight at ditferent places 
 '■',: '"""y ^lifleront copies there- 
 ''' "" »>•" 'ciuisite, must be 
 ;;;'<^o by the proctor for that 
 '"pose. L'very copy i, „, ,,, 
 xumined with the original by 
 "'I' . marshal, or the person 
 ^fning the instrument. 
 
 § 8. Ea:ivution „/ WnrnniN. , 
 
 When a ship is. or a ship ' 
 •ml cargo are. to be arrested, : 
 T '*""•'"'» '« to be atlixed on 
 file mainmast or some consnic- 
 »."".■< part of the vessel Z' 
 
 t left on board; and whij 
 g"ods only are to be arrested 
 
 .'.I 
 (^•i'l'-r for ih.- purpo.e of ,.ro- 
 
 '" 'reight .lue thereo,,., „io 
 warrant is ,o be a.lixcd o a 
 "'"'•■tt.meun part of, I,., ,„„.,;' 
 
 !V"'""-"""'i-T.v'hen'f 't 
 tlH-reon.or with any p,,..,,„ /, 
 
 ^>;l..>.-ej.ctualcu,todyiheg H 
 
 Ij: ••ases of personal arre«t 
 »- warrant under the seal f 
 
 \l^ '•••'.rt must be .|,„„.n t, 
 ';■ l""'.V hcfore he i. take 
 
 "ito custody. I'lntil 
 
 A certificate of the Hcrvico of 
 ^^^-ry warrant executed by the 
 
 ;;"""'"" '-^ t" '•<• end 1 ed 
 
 «li.h,he.M.vicewa.-elleetcd 
 "I.e.. a warrant is. MTved by 
 ^y other person than the mar^ 
 ;'"'''• ^''e'e must be. in a.ldi 
 
 ;-;;' a similar certiticale ':,• 
 
 "'',,'""'« verification thereof, 
 il'e warrant having been 
 erve.l i., to be delivertMl ba'k 
 to the proctor, to be by him 
 returned into the registry 
 1.0 time when it purporfs 
 he returnable; and'thi re,.] 
 trar ,s then to atten.l withlhn 
 p.^etor betore a judge ^J'l ? 
 rotate, an.i enter a minute in 
 the assignation l„.,.!<. th.^tV" 
 
 warrant has been returned dili 
 served and executed. ^ 
 
 § y. Aj,jjc„r,in,v itHil n<ti(. 
 
 After the entry of an action 
 
 and before the issue of a war 
 
 rant, the defendant njl Z' 
 
 untar.Iy appear and give bail' 
 
 =t"<l thus avoid the^expen e 
 
 consequent on the isHue of no! 
 cess. I'lo- 
 
2r>2 
 
 KLI-KS AM) l{K(iri..\Tffi\S, C. V. A. 
 
 ili|icarfiiic(' !iliiiic, with- iii.'iiiii. ;i!m1 Lriviny liiin a 1 
 
 <iiit any Ijail, may lie siitli<'iciit i.n the iimpcrfy ; which d 
 for the |nir]Hise df' (•(mtc^tiri;; a i.« to he d 
 
 ion 
 
 ecroe 
 
 rawii by the proffor. 
 
 suit, hnt, in cat'ox of flic arrest who, after it Iias'heen perused 
 of property or of the person, and .-eftled by the re;,n>trar. is 
 either the demand niii>t lie • to make a f,"iir copy of it for 
 
 itisfied, 
 
 or competent biiil the court 
 
 ;;iven liefore the property or 
 l»ersoii is released from the 
 .irrcst. 
 
 I n a 
 
 Ifid: 
 
 vit in verification ol 
 
 all the facts mentioned in the 
 decree is to bo made ))y the 
 
 In orderto avoid nnneeespary ! party proceeding;, which at! 
 
 detention when the arrest is to I davit is to he d 
 
 take i)iaee at a dista 
 
 rawn bv the 
 
 the court, a commission for \ re;;istrar 
 
 nee from proctor, and submitted to th( 
 
 lakinj; liail is to accompany 
 the warrant, as an authority 
 to the jiarty sqrvin;; the war- 
 rant to release the individual 
 or the jiroperty on sutticient 
 bail being given. 
 
 § 10. Prort'i ih'nif !ii/ DifiivJt. 
 
 In the case of jiroperty iir- 
 resteil, an<l no party ajipearing 
 lifter the return of the warrant, 
 the cause may jtroceecl l)y de- 
 fault, or /*i(/i/n/; rontuiiKirlir. To 
 this end, on tlie day the war- 
 rant is returned, the jiarties 
 eitod and not ajipearing, are, 
 at the petition of the proetor, 
 to be pronounced by the judge 
 or surrogate to be in default, 
 and an entry to that effect is 
 to bo added by the registrnr to 
 the niinuto on the return of 
 the warrant in the assignation 
 book. 
 
 At the e.\])iration of two 
 months from the return of the 
 warrant, if no appearanee be 
 given, the parties cited are 
 again to be pronounced in de- 
 fault, and the jiromoter is to be 
 entitled to a ileeree pronounc- 
 ing for the amount of his de- 
 
 The jiroefor is then to pre- 
 pare a short case detailing the 
 |irocecdings. wliich, with a copy 
 <if the atlidavit. he is to deliver 
 to counsel as instructions to 
 move the eoiirt to sign the de- 
 cree, of which, when signed by 
 llie .judge, the registrcr is to 
 make a minute in the assigna- 
 tion book. 
 
 On the .same court day, or 
 on any sub.«cquent adjourned 
 court day, if an atfulavit of 
 two jiersons is exhibited, stat- 
 ing that the jiroperty jiroceed- 
 ed against is perishable and 
 likely to deteriorate in value, 
 the judge is to direct a decree 
 of appraisement and sale to 
 issue, of which the registrar 
 is also to make an entry. 
 This decree is then to be de- 
 livered by the registr.ar to 
 the ])roctor, and by the latter 
 to the marshal, witli instruc- 
 tions for its execution. The 
 marshal is thercujton to select 
 a broker, or other jierson con- 
 versant with the value of the 
 property, and to ndi'iinister an 
 oath to him justly and faith- 
 fully to inventorize and ap- 
 jiraise the ship, her tackle, 
 apparel, and furniture, or the 
 
cases of the iiartics (if (iIimI) 
 hdvp beon flloil, ami, if not 
 
 KUI.KS oy PKACTICK, C. 
 
 viir. 
 
 Q. (1. 
 
 241 
 
 That |i(Ms(niaI sorvii-o 
 
 ,., ,.,.•. .1 , . "^ "">■ ^^''''' "'" "|'l'<"i'. <"• writ 
 
 file.l the fact that th..y have .,f frror, upr.n fj.e attorney who 
 
 not been likMl,— the day <,n has appeared in the .onrt h.-- 
 
 whioh each suit, if inscribed on low, f.,r the rcsiM.ndent or the 
 
 the roll for heanii>r hath been defendant in ermr, a- licreto- 
 
 so inscribed. —and tiie day 
 which by such inscri|)tion is 
 fixed for the hearing of such 
 suit, shall be made and kept 
 by the said clerk of this court, 
 on the tirst day of the next, 
 and of every succeeding term ; 
 and such schedule shall be 
 deemed and taken in all parts 
 to be an oflicial certificate by 
 the said clerk of this court, «( 
 the state of such suits, several- 
 ly and respectively, on the 
 
 fore bus been practised, shall 
 in default of llie legal service, 
 be held and taken to be legal 
 service.— r. art. IIU.!, p. 172 
 lint) . 
 
 IX. That the writs, plead- 
 ings, motions, iind exhibits, 
 and other paper writings, com- 
 prising any record t( here- 
 after transiMittc<l to i...s court 
 shall, by the prolhonotary of 
 the court from which suidi re- 
 cord proceeds, at the bead of 
 
 first day of the term, when such each, bo separately numbered 
 schedule shall be laid before respectively from number one 
 
 ^'":rTr"''r!.,"'"'*'"'"''''""'*- *•' "'^^ *-"^''"<2 number thereof, 
 
 VIJ. T hut no writ of appeal an<l thiit an inde.v of refer- 
 or writ of error shall issue from enee to the whole, by number, 
 this court, unless a />mTi> for title, and de.serii.tion, under 
 the same, signed by the attor- the sigiuiture of such protluuio- 
 ney .suing out such writ, be tary, shall be by him annexed 
 first delivered to the proper to such record, 
 oiricer, by whom the said writ , X. That the jm. stage paid by 
 IS to be issued : and every such the said clerk (.1 this court, on 
 writ shall be written on ])arch- : the return to writs of api.eal 
 inent and shall bear the signa- and writs of error, iind the re- 
 turc of the attorney, upon whose cords accump'inyin.' them, 
 pnrriju- the same shall be is- shall, on demand, be lorthwitli 
 sued, and shall be made return- reimbursed to him by the at- 
 able at the jdace at which this , torney of the api)cllant or 
 eourt shall be held next after ^ plaintiff in error, and, if not so 
 the issuing of such writ, with- reimbursed, the payment there- 
 in fifteen („o,r t,r,nt,,) days i of by such attorney in;ty be 
 from the date thereof; except immediately enforced, by re- 
 such writs of a])i)eal and writs sort to the summary jurisdie- 
 of error, as may be directed to tion of tliis court, 
 the judge of the superior court , XI. That (m every writ of 
 for the district of (Jaspc. which !i].pca!, cr writ uf onur, hcre- 
 shalt be made returnable with- after to bo issued it shall be 
 in two calendar months from incumbent (.n the appellant 
 the date thereof.— i; art. 1121, | and respondent or the plaintiff 
 1>. 1/- (intc. ;,nij defendant in error, respcc- 
 
242 
 
 HI l,K3 or fRArTICK, C. Q. R. 
 
 tivfl.v, f(i fn(or his a|(|iCiiraiico 
 ill tlic (illicc (,f the .-iiid clerk 
 <it' til is court, on or before the 
 eit,'lith day next after the <lay 
 oil which such writ of a]ij.eai, 
 or writ of error, has heen nia<le 
 returiialile. and, in default 
 tliereof, sliall he precluded from 
 eiiteriiifj an a]i|pearance in such 
 suit, in which siibsequei t jiro- 
 ceediiij^s may he had i:i/,>iit< 
 aj^ainst the jiarty so in default 
 lis aforesaid. — T. art. lIl'H, p. 
 27.'{ <nilc. 
 
 XI [. That the reasons of aj)- 
 peal, or the assignment of 
 errors, as the case may reijiiire, 
 in every suit, shall he liled 
 within eight days ne.xt after 
 the return of the writ of ap- 
 peal, or writ of error, as the 
 ca.se may be, and the transmis- 
 sion of the record :: d jiroceed- 
 ings from the coiirl below, and 
 shall contain, specitically the '• 
 .several grounds and reasona of ^ 
 appeal, and the several errors 
 for which the reversal of the 
 judgment appealed from is 
 sought; and if the reasons of' 
 apjieal, or the assignment of J 
 errors bo not tiled within the j 
 time aforesaid, it shall be com- ' 
 petent to the attorney of the 
 respondent or defendant in er- ! 
 ror, by notice in writing under i 
 hi.s signature, directed to the ' 
 attorney of the appellant or I 
 lilaintitl" in error in such suit, ' 
 to demand the reasons of aji- i 
 peal or the assignment of errors, ' 
 as the case may reiiuire, and, j 
 if the reasons of appeal, or i 
 the assignment of errors, be : 
 not tiled within six days' ' 
 
 p. 171 
 
 eight 
 
 filing of the 
 
 ervico of such notice, every j ed by th 
 
 costs.— r. art. li; 
 mill . 
 
 XIII. That the answers to 
 reasons of apjieal in every suit 
 in ajipeal. and the joinder in 
 error in every suit" in error, 
 shall be tiled with 
 days after the 
 reasons of ajipeal or the assign- 
 ment of errors : and if not .so 
 filed it shall be competent to 
 the attorney (.f the apjiellant 
 or of the plaintiff in error, as 
 the case may be, by notice in 
 writing under his signature, 
 tlirected to the attorney of the 
 respondent or defendant in er- 
 ror, in Mich suit, to demand 
 the answers to the reasons of 
 apjieal or the joinder in error; 
 and if suidi answer, or joinder 
 in error, shall not, within four 
 days from the servi«e of such 
 notice, be tiled, the resjKmdent 
 or defendant in en or as the 
 case may be shall be wholly 
 jtrecluded from tiling an answer 
 to the reasons of ajipeal, or a 
 joinder in error ; and the ap- 
 pellant or plaintitl" in error 
 may, after notice given to the 
 adverse party of his intention 
 so to do, jiroceed to a hearing 
 of his suit in appeal or in 
 error e.r/,„rh', and to judgment 
 therein, without the interven- 
 tion of the respondent or de- 
 fendant inerror.— r. art. ll^jfi- 
 8, p. 174 Kiiff. 
 
 XIV. That the cases of the 
 appellant and respondent or 
 plaintiff and defendant in 
 error, in every suit in ajipeal, 
 or error, to the number of ten 
 on each side, t-luill be deli 
 
 lie Ueliver- 
 
 ... , - . « appellant and re- 
 
 j.it in appeal, or in ! sp.indent, the plaintiff and 
 
 such 
 
 error, shall be dismissed with i defend 
 
 ant in error, re.spective- 
 
••: 7. p. (71 
 
 answer," to 
 n (■\('ry r'uit 
 • Jniiiilcr in 
 it in fnor, 
 thin «.>i^lit 
 iiig of thf 
 flit- fissif^ii- 
 '1 if not ."(I 
 'ni|i(?ft>iit f(i 
 ■ aip|iellant 
 in error, a.-* 
 )}• notico in 
 xignatiirt', 
 rney of the 
 liant ill er- 
 to (leinnnd 
 reasons of 
 r in tMTor ; 
 or joinder 
 vitliin four 
 oe of .«iieh 
 respondent 
 lor as the 
 be wholly 
 ; annn.swer 
 peal, (ir Ji 
 d the ap- 
 in error 
 ■en to the 
 I intention 
 a hearing 
 eal or in 
 judgment 
 interven- 
 )nt or de- 
 art. 1136- 
 
 ses of the 
 ondent or 
 nilant in 
 I) ap|)eal, 
 ber of ten 
 e deiiver- 
 : and re- 
 iititr and 
 Dspei'tive- 
 
 KVIA-.S OF I-RACTIPK. r. q. 
 
 li. 
 
 I.V to the .-aid olerk of thi- 
 
 243 
 
 'il<-'l the .suit Ml appeal „r in 
 '■'•ror. „f .<,„.li app,.li;uit .,r 
 plaintif] in ern.r, .-hiiH i,„ 
 •Jcenied to be de.^erfed, and on 
 n.oth.n „f tlu. ,e.<p„ndenf .,r 
 -efendant in error, ,-haii 1„. 
 di.Miii.-^.M'd with co.st.^. .v,„j ic 
 the ,•„..,..- .,f the respondent'. ,r 
 Jhdendant in error be not de- 
 livered and filed a.s aforc-aid 
 ;^iieh re.spondent or .lefendant 
 
 '••'Ve died hi.s ease. ,,„ |,i^ ,j^.. 
 "'">"'. «ifh a printed eopv of 
 the .•„se of fh,. a.!v,.r.M. p'lrty . 
 "•"1 be ,>ii,,li retain and tile 'of 
 "•e<-ord one of the printe.l ea.seo 
 ot thesa,dp,irtie,« re.speefi vel y. 
 A\ IT.— That it .shall be the 
 'liif.v of tlio said elerk of this 
 •••""■f. to prepare and keep a 
 'lorket roll of the eaii.se.w whi<'h 
 bave been inscribed for hear- 
 "ig. in the order in whieh thev 
 
 :;:;:;;;:;^;;n:':,;;ri;r;;l,;:;.:;;;,: i^, ^«™ i... ,„„ 
 
 <'rr(.r, and the 
 
 h(.'ard < .r/imfr, 
 
 ntheparKd-t e "" T '^T '" '^''"'^'' •'" 
 
 "Pl'^II.'.nt or plaintil'inerr r ' :'">•'" ^^'^ '"-''er in which 
 
 "ndji.dgiuent rendered therein' vv'm'I"' 'V^'" '"''' '•""• 
 
 without file intervention of the .. *^ V^\'-~^''"f ""'a.-es where 
 
 ■•'•■-l-'ident or defendant, '^ "!'''" ^'^"^ -v in .nuv, 
 
 error.- r. ,,rt. I No , ^ !"^^">« ^e-n inscrih,.,! for heai- 
 
 <..,tr. ' '• ^'^ uig. and being calle.l from the 
 
 XV. That when and so .oon V . " ■''I'l'*'"""' ""'' '-e.sj.on 
 
 a*- the answens to t.rrc.i's ' f'" ' '"" "" I'''''"'"'' ""■''»"' 
 
 of "l.poal. or the d, i;, in "^""' '" ''""' -^'"'H "" 
 
 error''astheea,senia; e.iire !''''""■' '"/^'"^^ "'" '^^' ^'^'^^h 
 
 .-hall be tiled, it .shall' be \"m' 1' li'T'"'' ''''>- '^"'•'' -^"i 
 
 I ■ - . V. . .such .s 
 
 potent to either i.arlv".l',y^vh"''" Z'';\^''"'^'>>"^ IV-'m the roll 
 .•nse.s have been tiled t^^^". * "! '"''''' ^^'''«''' '' -^"it in 
 
 down .sueh .suit f..r hearing, bv in'c,!. 7,'",^'"''^!-- ''"ving been 
 '"scTibing the .ame 1 i ■.";;?"''!."' *'"-!'""'-i"fe'. ""•! bein^r 
 docket ro 
 ."aid clerk 
 purpose, in vacatio 
 
 the same oil •; '.r'T' ""■"'■"'■'"«•""•' l>t'i"f,' 
 •I to be kept by the ?;;'^'^' ^'"r '''.'^^ '••''. 'lie appel? 
 ofthi.eour f.athit "' '•''^•"''« i" error, Vhall 
 
 n or in term, 
 
 fij'pear, and the it 
 
 'f which inscription two d 
 
 not 
 
 or <lefendant in 
 
 q)ondt!nt 
 
 error shall 
 
 tice shal be given to the '•ir 'if'"'- ^'''^'-^'.-'^''''h •«"!' •■^hall 1, 
 .•V-. *.. r- .".^ •'"- tl'f'ini.s.sed w tb cwf. ... ,1... „_ 
 
 verso party.— r. art. 1141 
 
 Lssed with costs to th 
 
 174 
 
 V' ■''poiident or d-jfi 
 
 XVI. That af 
 
 ter tl 
 
 [ion of a cause for linal 1 
 it «hall be the duty ,d" th 
 
 »<• inscri 
 
 lean 
 
 and 
 
 111 eases where 
 
 e re- 
 'iaiit 111 error: 
 
 I'- appeal, or in error, h 
 
 "«. inscribed for h 
 
 H ."'Hit in 
 aving been 
 
 ^aid calle.l from the dod 
 
 iring. and being 
 
 ft roll, the 
 
fl t 
 
 244 
 
 RILKS UK I'RACTKK, (;. q. B. 
 
 rcypon'lont or defendant in 'judgment of th 
 
 i.i court, by 
 
 error, .-hall not appear and the r<Mi.«i.n whereof the rceord i"i 
 
 ilijiellant or plaintiH' in error any suit 
 
 sliall appear, and be ready to remitted to th 
 
 in this eourt shall bt 
 
 proceed, every such .«nit shall shall b 
 
 be heard on the part of the ap- and transmitted with th 
 
 I' 
 
 dlant 
 
 or 
 
 itiir 
 
 e eourt below 
 
 e annexed to the reeord, 
 
 e same. 
 
 n error, so under tlic ceriifieato of th 
 
 appeannj,', > .>iiiirt< , and such idcrk of tliis court. 
 order and jiid;j;ment thoreup 
 made and rendered as to li 
 and justice shall a})pertain, '/ 
 without costs in such ease t 
 
 e s 
 
 aid 
 
 the respondent or defendant in all 
 
 XXIII. — That in theconii)u- 
 
 aw tation of time, the common rule 
 
 ii:>i (I i/iiu nun rnnij/ntiitur t>r- 
 
 I" shall be observed : and in 
 
 error. 
 
 X I X. — That in all suits which 
 
 all cases in which a prescribed 
 
 diday or period, within which 
 
 s<unethin<,' is renuired to be 
 
 in<5 in done, shall expire on a Sunday 
 
 shall hereafter be pend 
 
 this court, no_ more than Iwo or hcdyday, the same shall 7) 
 
 el shall lie heard in open- /^/v- stand and be enlaru;e<l 
 
 conn 
 
 inj5, or in 
 in reply. 
 
 iswer, and one only the then next juridical d 
 
 XX.— That when thi 
 
 r. art. 24, 
 
 4 ant):. 
 
 rge<l to 
 ay.— 
 
 shall be moved in any suit 
 
 ourt XXIV.— That all rule 
 
 s and 
 
 orders heretofore made for reg- 
 
 upon any special matter, not ulating the practice in appeal 
 appearing upon the rceord or and in error, and now in force in 
 
 proceedings tiled in such suit, ti 
 
 lis court, be, and the same 
 
 such special matter shall be are hereby rescinded and an-- 
 jireviously authenticated by nulled, 
 fittidavit; and a copy of the 
 athdavit, and two days' notice 
 of such motion served on the 
 
 Mgno 
 
 QuKBKC, I2th July, 1850. 
 
 J). 
 
 J. STiAirr, r..T., 
 
 J. 11. KuLLAND, J.B.li, 
 
 Thi. Pankt, J.15.R., 
 T. C. Avi-wiN, J. 
 
 adverse part; . And no such 
 motion shall be received, until 
 such allidavit, and an affidavit 
 of the service of notice as afore- 
 said shall be read and tiled. 
 
 XXI. — That every motion 
 for an appeal from an inter- 
 locutory judgment shall bo ac- 
 companied with copies of such That for the future, ii 
 interlttcutory judgment and of peals from the circuit court th 
 the pleadings filed in the suit jiartios shall each produce 
 
 (^Addiituniil nth suh 
 j>roninf</(iti il.) 
 
 XI (jUfntf 1/ 
 
 ip- 
 
 together with copie 
 
 pro 
 
 ce a 
 
 uch ])rinted factum, in the .same 
 
 exhibits and proceedings there- manner, within th 
 
 in, as may be material and and subject to the 
 
 e same delay, 
 
 same 
 
 necessary in 
 such motion. 
 171 iinlf. 
 XXII. — That a copy of every 
 
 penal 
 
 upport of any ties !is are prescribed" and 
 V. art. iny, p. established by the rule con- 
 cerning ajipeals from the super- 
 ior court. 
 
in court, by 
 ho rocorri in 
 oiirt shall bo 
 court boldw 
 to the roconl, 
 fitli the saino, 
 ito of the said 
 
 in thec<)inj>u- 
 comnion rule 
 iii/)i(t<itiir t<r- 
 'rv(!(l : jind in 
 a |'icH('rii)i'i| 
 within which 
 uired to be 
 on a Sunday 
 uic sliall i/iio 
 ( cnlar<^e(i to 
 idical day. — 
 
 tr. 
 
 ill rules and 
 ladc for reg- 
 I'c in !i|ij)oal, 
 ow in force in 
 id the same 
 led and an • 
 
 'uly, 18J0. 
 
 '.J., 
 
 NU, J.B.li., 
 
 J.15.R., 
 
 N, J. 
 
 xlthxi'ijU'tltl If 
 
 ;ure, in ap- 
 
 lit court the 
 
 produce a 
 
 I the .same 
 same delay, 
 iaine penal 
 iribed and 
 i rule con- 
 
 II the .«uper- 
 
 roLRT OK \HK AI.JIIRAI.TV. 
 
 24; 
 
 AN ACT 
 
 KOR T„.: BKTTKR A,.M,N,STRATM,N OK ..rSTMK ,.s „,s .MA.,KMTVs 
 
 l'KI\ Y ("OfNriL. 
 
 ir. And be it further 
 
 ,^^"^!';^- •!";' f" the sai.I hi>?h court of 
 
 to 
 
 '•'1. that from and after the Hrt m , h? K f ' \ '' "' 
 
 "lay of June. Is.!:! ,,11 -.nt.. ■ . . , k "^ " .^'"«''""'' <"• to 
 
 or applications i„ li ' i' ii'f """V"'^^ ';"-"■" '^'' "'""'•«- 
 
 and in all other "nU 1 '= ""'' '"•"'' aj-peals shall 
 
 iiiiralty, 
 
 •■ourts. or 
 
 the plantation.^ 
 
 e court.s <,f „d- and for 
 
 or viee-admiraltv 
 
 n, and within .«uch t 
 
 imo 
 
 anv 
 
 >th 
 
 wherein such appeals might, if 
 
 an<l other h 
 
 in 
 
 or eourt in this act had n..t 1 
 
 A 
 
 merica. 
 
 K'on passed, 
 
 ve been made to the 
 
 IS niajesty-H do- high curt of admiral 
 
 'aid 
 
 owhere abroad, the lord.". 
 
 minions or el 
 
 which may now, by 
 
 any law. .statute 
 
 or usage, be made to the high 
 
 ^y, or to 
 
 virtue of fase.« 
 
 commission, h 
 
 s commissKiners in prize 
 s respe.-tively ; and that all 
 
 ws or statutes 
 
 with 
 
 now in force 
 
 <.,>■■ rf Tf ,.■■■•,■-.'" '"^ "'gii witii respect to , 
 
 pect to any such ap- 
 
 ir to the lord 
 
 in ])ri/.e eases, shall I 
 
 s commissioners idy t( 
 
 to h 
 
 IS majesty in council, and male 
 
 made in jmrsuance of th 
 
 ions shall af) 
 
 any appeals to be niado 
 
 is act to hii< 
 
 ajesty in council. 
 
 f.' 
 
 W 
 
 p* 
 
21»i 
 
 COl Id (II- \I(K-AI).MIU,\|,TV, 
 
 |i ! 
 
 
 AN ACT 
 
 T(. |{K(a I.ATK IHB |-UA(TICK AM, TIIK IKKS |N rilK \ IPK- A lUIIH AI.TY 
 
 COLKTS AllKiiAl.. AM) TO nH\lATK IHUHTS AM TO 
 
 THKIU .MlilSlJlCTIO.V. 
 
 2,;nl .June. Is,!2. o „•,// ,,- ^, ^,_ 
 
 WHKREAS it Ls uxjiedicnt 
 TT that iiiovitiioii .should be 
 luade for the re-^ulation of tlie 
 piaetioe to be observed in the 
 suits and jum-eedinf^s in the 
 courts of viee-.idiniriilty in his 
 majesty 'rt jio.-.-ies.sioiis abroad, 
 and for the establishment of 
 fees to bo allowed and taken 
 in the said courts by the re- 
 spective judfjes, oliicers, and 
 j)ractitioners therein : Ee it 
 therefore enacted by tlie king's 
 most excellent majesty, by and 
 with the advice and consent of 
 the lords spiritual and tempo- 
 ral, and commons, in this pre- 
 contiiarliament assembled, and 
 by tlic authority of the same, 
 that it shall be lawful for his 
 majesty, with tlie advice of his : 
 ]»rivy council, from time to time j 
 to make and (udain sucli rules 
 and rej^iilations as shall be 
 tleemed expedient touching the 
 prai'tice to be observed in suits i 
 and proceedinirs in tlie several 
 jourts of vioe-iidmiralty at pre- 
 sent or hereafter to be estab- 
 lished in any of hi majesty's 
 
 I possessions abroad; and like- 
 wise from time to time to make, 
 ordain, and establish tables of 
 \\:G:^ to be taken or received by 
 j the judges, oliicers, and practi- 
 tioners in the said courts, for 
 j all acts to be done therein : and 
 ! also from time to time, as shall 
 be found expedient, to alter 
 any such rules, regulations, 
 and fees, and to make any new 
 regulations and fable or tables 
 of fees ; and that all such rules, 
 regulations, and fees, after the 
 same shall have been so made 
 a_nd established or altered, from 
 time to time, be entered or en- 
 rolled in the public books or 
 records of the said courts, so 
 far as such jiractice and fees 
 shall relate or apply to each of 
 such courts respectively. 
 
 II. And be it further enact- 
 ed, that a copy of every table 
 of fees so to be from time to 
 time made and established or 
 iltered, shall be laid before the 
 
 house of 
 
 calendar month 
 
 commons within three 
 
 s next after the 
 
 making and establishment 
 
 or 
 
-AHMIKAI.TY 
 
 TO 
 
 ClUHT OK VKK-AIiMlK.Vr.TY, 
 
 alf'TMfioii thereof respeefivelv, 
 il i.arliaiiifiit .shall be then sit- 
 ting, and if ncit, tl 
 on 
 
 tl 
 
 ifM within the saiil vi 
 e caleiKlar in.>ntli next after if 
 
 that 
 eeilini,'.s may l)e ha.l ii 
 
 in all ca- 
 
 247 
 
 in which pro- 
 
 '»• iia.i in any nf 
 a'lmiralty '(Mirts. 
 
 le sii 
 
 h.st 
 
 lament. 
 
 ijNcnt meeting of pai 
 
 III. .Anil he it fnrtl 
 
 in.v person s|,ali f,.,.| himself 
 a;,'«rirve.l hy the ehai;,'e.s made 
 liy any of the ollieers or nracti- 
 
 d n 
 
 ed, that th 
 
 he e.stablisheil 
 
 shall, from and after tin 
 
 intf and e.-lal.lisi 
 
 and the entry 
 
 leronaet- tioners therein, and the allow 
 
 everal foes .so t(. j.llee tlieleof l.y sil.'li v 
 
 .th 
 
 »T, miralty .oint, hv 
 
 ire-ai 
 
 ak 
 
 rea.-on that 
 
 iinent thereof, l,y the tables I 
 
 i!ii-;,'es are not warranted 
 
 th 
 
 ami 
 
 lerein-befor* 
 
 ■reof as aforesaid, be deemed f 
 
 enrolment mentioned, it shall be lawful 
 
 ind taken to bo the lawful nml 
 
 or siieh jierson or hi 
 
 fee 
 
 >t' the 
 
 several jud, 
 
 thi 
 
 ai'cni. 
 
 "(fn-ers, ministers, ami 
 titioneis (»f the said 
 live eoiirts ; and such fee: 
 
 ,'t'S 
 
 regulations to I 
 
 I' 
 
 >ee - 
 
 establi.-hed in imrsnanee of tl 
 powers given by thi.n act, by 
 .summary applicaiion to tlm 
 
 and may be demanded, th 
 
 diall 
 
 reeeived and taken aei 
 
 ingly, 
 
 nl.V high court of admir.ijtv to 1 
 
 ii<l el 
 
 auti 
 
 K'litv thereof. 
 
 larges tiixed l,v tji, 
 
 .'til 
 ma 
 
 IV. .And to tl: 
 
 VI. 
 
 •And where 
 
 intent that ; cases doubts 
 
 as in certain 
 
 .«MeM regulations and tees ' the jurisdiction of 
 
 may arise as to 
 
 y be I 
 
 romiilgated and pub- alty court 
 
 vice 
 
 -ad I 
 
 uir- 
 
 licly macie known, be it further 
 
 in h 
 
 IS maje.-ty's 
 
 enacted, that the judg(( and 
 
 possessions abroad, with r 
 
 re- pci't to suits t 
 
 gistrar of every such court shall piiotjige. 1 
 
 cause to b( 
 
 iiinir u 
 
 'onsiilcUoUr 
 
 •oiirt, and in th 
 
 pt constantly a ..,|,ip by ^^^„|| 
 
 )) and preser\ cd in S( 
 
 '111" ' 111 broach of tl 
 
 ])art ot every s«eh 1 and instruct 
 
 es- 
 
 or seamen's wages. 
 
 joltoiury, .lamage to 
 
 ision, contempt 
 
 "le regulations 
 
 (dlice o 
 
 f th 
 
 egistrar, a copy of the table of 
 ees so to bo from time to tiiin' 
 
 maje.>ty's 
 vage, and d 
 
 ions relating to 1 
 
 ii.« 
 
 ■erviee at sea, sal- 
 
 riPit 
 
 ordained and established 
 
 it th 
 
 >f adii 
 
 liralty 
 
 •^iich 
 
 cou 
 
 111 I all cases wher 
 
 eretore enacted, that ii 
 
 that the said table i 
 
 rts re.speetively, .so • or th 
 
 e a ship or vessel. 
 
 aiKJ read by all persons hav 
 
 lay be seen, come within (he 
 
 e master thereof, shall 
 
 anv 
 
 iiiisiness in anv siu 
 
 ing any vice-jidmiraltv 
 
 icii eoiir 
 ami olhce respectively ; and 
 that the book.s ov records con- 
 taining the entries of the said 
 legulatic.ns and tables of ici's, 
 ■'*'' the same shall be in force, 
 shall beat all seasonablr> tinies 
 open to th(! inspection of the 
 practitiiuiers and suitors in 
 every such court 
 
 t i shall be Ii 
 
 y. .And be it furth( 
 
 al limits of 
 •ourt, it 
 lall be lawful for any person 
 j to c(»mmonco pmceeiiings in 
 ! any of the suits herein -before 
 mentioned in such vice a<lniir- 
 alty court, notwithstanding the 
 cause of action may have arisen 
 out of the local jiuiits uf such 
 court, and to carry (ui the same 
 in the same inanner as if tl 
 cause of action had 
 
 r enacted, | within the said limits 
 
 IK! 
 
 arisen 
 
 1 ? 
 
RU IJ:S and REOrLATIONS 
 
 TO IlK olisKRYKI) IN TIIK sr-:»KI<\r, 
 
 COURTS OF VICE-ADMIRALTY. 
 
 1^ ! 
 
 § 1. As t(. the linldiDK of Tonrts.— § 2. Siirr<.f!;„tos.— .s ;{. Hoffis- 
 
 trar and Marsluil to 1h« sworn.— § ». K.-jristrv Ottice « o 
 
 Hc},'istiar's Duties.— § (1. Marshal's I>iitic.«.— § 7. Proeeed- 
 
 iiiir 
 
 s hv Act 
 
 ion. — § 8. K.vcciifion of Wr.rrantn s !». \ 
 
 jH-anuK'o anil Hail.— § 10. rroceodin;,' by Di-fanit.— § I'l . 
 
 't'««"din<;s liy Plea and Proof. — 
 roi'oedinj; bv Act 
 
 ContostfMl Suits.— 5 12. P 
 
 § ].{. I' 
 
 xnniination of Witnossos. — ? 14. P 
 
 on Petition — § I;'). Siiits for Mari 
 
 ner 
 
 W;,,ros.— .§ 1 
 
 for Pilotaj^( 
 
 of Dania.i,'e by Collision.— § 1!». Suit.** for Salvage.— 5 
 
 <'ansos of Possession. 
 
 tin 
 
 17. Snits for Bottomry. — § 18. C 
 
 ige. 
 
 Snits 
 
 atisos 
 
 2(». 
 
 § 21. Action to obtain Security for 
 
 Safe Petiirn of a Ve.«sel. — § 22. Derelict Tases.— 
 
 tions 2:1. 21. 2."), and 2t). relatin-,' to Pirat 
 
 omitted. 
 
 Prosecntimis for breach of the Reve 
 
 »ec- 
 havo been 
 
 nue or 
 
 Navi)j;ation Laws — § 28. (Jcneral Hales to be observed in 
 Practice.— § 2'.t — Tender.—? .{(». References § ;!1. Taxa- 
 tion of Costs.— § ;{2. Inci.lental Mimitiims.— § [V.\. (^.mmi.s- 
 sions.— § .S4. Acts on Petition.— § :{,-). Appeals.— § ;!(). Re- 
 gulations as to the Sittings of the Court.— § .S7. As to the 
 Return and service of Warrants. .Monition.^, and other Fn- 
 strunients.- § 38. Interlocutory Decree.— § 39. Munitions 
 § 40. Proxies — § 41. Other (}eneral Rules. 
 
 § 1. Ai to thv hnldiitij of Courts. 
 
 Courts are to be regularly 
 held at short intervals by ad- 
 journment from day to ilay ; 
 
 but the judge is authorized to 
 sit on any intermediate day as 
 herein- a Iter provided, in ease 
 the despatch of business, or 
 other necessity shall require. 
 
 i 
 
Itrr.KH AM) KK(iI I.ATIO.SS, i'. v, A. 
 
 N'.t 
 
 The jirufMcf which ha-i | 
 ViiiltMl in iiiuny nf tlic v 
 a<liiiiriilty cniirts, of iircsentiii^j 
 11 jtetitiiui til the jiid^c to ji| 
 
 pre 
 ice 
 
 /^ 
 
 •jixlrnr mill MiiiHhiil ti. 
 
 It Hiriirii, 
 
 Th. 
 
 [(orsoiiH to he (i|i|(..intt!(l 
 
 jM.int a iliiv for holding a eoiii t ^" ''^^■'■"'•' 'I'*-' •'ovfial olli.-o.s „f 
 ■ ' ■ • rci^'istraran.l tiiar.-^hal aro tobt; 
 
 -Worn t'aithtuilv to perfor 
 
 IS I'roin hciK-ct'orth t 
 
 Tl 
 
 I I'C'I.SC. 
 
 II' jiiil;,'i) is to 1)1! at fonv 
 
 nient tiiiie 
 
 ai'i'C'ss 
 
 • hanihi-rs, tliat he may ho, it' 
 iioet'Sfary, i-onsnltcd ],y the n-- 
 gistrar on any incidental niiit- 
 tc 
 
 hl« at his "'"''■ "••'speetivo duties 
 
 in 
 
 J. /^ 
 
 n-t, 
 
 .'I "(f" 
 
 r, or for the |inr|iost> of I 
 
 icar- 
 
 Th 
 
 ing a motion hv counsel, or 
 
 e registry of the court is 
 to he acccssihie to siiitois at 
 
 directing the sale of perishable '■""^''"'''"f !• > in the day 
 
 goojs. or doing any other act ""'""f?'""" the yi-ar; and ii 
 ■ ' ■ " person uf compt'tent skill and 
 
 knowledge is to be in reirular 
 
 wliiidi the emersjei 
 
 icy ot a case 
 
 ni 
 
 fiy render reiiuisite to be d 
 
 one. 
 
 iitteiidiiiicc tiicre, for all 
 ijuisitc purposes. 
 
 ular 
 re- 
 
 S '' 
 
 Surfitiiiitii. 
 
 /{> 
 
 The admitted advocate 
 
 l/IKtl 
 
 I'uti 
 
 each 
 
 surrogates, to do, in the.ibseiu 
 
 court are to be appointed attend allsitt 
 
 f The duty of tlie registrar is t 
 
 o 
 
 ngs o 
 
 f th 
 
 >f the judge, ordinarv, 
 
 iiid also before the judge. 
 
 inon form acts (but none other), mat' 
 
 or com- surrogate in chamb 
 
 e court, 
 
 or 
 
 Mich as tlie adi 
 
 ath t 
 
 11 mistering an 
 
 minutes of ever 
 
 and to 
 
 y act of 
 
 o a witness, decreeing a th 
 
 int or decree, and to enter 
 assignation 
 
 e same in an 
 
 nionition. taking bail, and book, to be kept f.,r tl 
 the like : but ' 
 
 in those courts pose, wliicli is to f 
 
 tie pur- 
 
 ls a I 
 
 in which the advocate 
 
 lowed to act 
 
 no judicial act of' any kind 
 
 to be sped by a practitioner in meiits 
 
 oriii ;i reel 
 
 id 
 
 f tlie proceedings of the court; 
 s proctor also, he is to tile or take the custody 
 of any kind is of all pleas, depositions, doeu- 
 
 exhibits, and papers 
 
 y cause in which he maybe brought int 
 
 •ion 
 
 Jirof 
 terested. 
 
 iilly retained or ii 
 
 eotirt, recording 
 
 AVhen an advocate is to be iii" tl 
 
 the receipt thereof in the 
 issignation book, brietiv stat- 
 
 admitted 
 
 l-aj 
 
 taper.- 
 
 I surrogate, he is to and the date of their 
 
 nttend with the registrar bet' 
 Ilie Judge, and, on be 
 
 I'ece 
 rece 
 
 ore 
 
 ived, 
 ipt. 
 
 faithfully to execute hi.s otli 
 is to bo admitted. The 
 
 ee 
 
 lie is to take the depositions 
 
 of all witnesses e.xaiiiined iip- 
 
 , on pleas and interrogatories. 
 
 mg sworn of all wit 
 
 regis- If from ilh 
 
 le-s, 
 
 or anv 
 
 .th 
 
 trar i.s then to make an entry sutHcient cau.^e'. ho should be 
 -t such admission in the minute unable to perform this duty 
 
 or assignation book, and attest I 
 
 th 
 
 e same. 
 
 le may, with the con.sent of 
 the judge, appoint some other 
 
250 
 
 III i.Ks .\M» iiKiji I, vriONs. r. \, 
 
 oompotont |.«r...,n (., a.f for avoi-I ,.x|M.n.e. it .nay he dec 
 
 t\ 
 
 iiin on 
 id (i 
 hi' iniicic, f 
 
 Kiyc' OCCHSInli.y 
 
 iiiaki 
 
 ir 
 
 in- 
 
 <ir 
 
 ri'i|iiisi((. tc (.iii|.I,,y ..the 
 
 Iirnciirc ti, than the inar>lial t 
 
 (l< 
 
 ran'^lafioiir' nf sin-h thi' pn.coxM at 
 
 <> cxcciito 
 
 •iiiiiciifs III t'lircijirn lHiifjiia;r»'s t 
 
 any ^rt'i't ••'.« 
 
 .... 'I'X'i' from the court, the i 
 
 ..n.uirlif info conrt as may ho striimont i.- t.. hv «.!,l,,.s.c.,l 
 
 rc(imn.,| hy th.' .jimIj?.-. or hv fo|I<,ws :_ 
 th 
 
 n." 
 
 proctor of cither party. ||( 
 
 1.x to make anii to ;ifl('st 
 
 <»!' all rci-ords, (hpcuiiiciit.-<, and 
 
 pajM>r.x thiit may he rc(|ni.«ito. } tcrs of juHf 
 
 ' 'l"o all and .-iiijjiilar 
 
 Miavor.x, 
 
 opH's jii.Mti.cs of the peace, hailiffs. 
 
 con.xtui)! 
 
 c.-i. ((llicers. and min 
 
 II 
 
 o 1.M to draw all hail-hond 
 
 ice, or literate 
 
 .«. ."OILS whomsoever, and 
 
 or recognizances, and to be pecially to the c.ll 
 
 le 
 
 more e 
 
 present at and attest the exe- 
 <'iition thereof hefore thejiids^e tl 
 
 er o 
 
 or snrroirate 
 fi^'i. and 
 
 lie 
 
 IS to 
 
 mptroll 
 le port of 
 
 f on 
 
 cdor and 
 r ctistoinH nf 
 or in some 
 
 prepare, similar form, if more aT.i)r( 
 
 eal all warrants, priato to tl 
 
 commis.sions, and instruments ties in tli 
 issninfj under the seal of the Andontl 
 
 le e.xislin;^ aiitliori- 
 
 e c(d<inv 
 
 court, 
 from tl 
 
 II< 
 
 al.- 
 
 o to collect the collector 
 
 lose occasions either 
 
 r coiii|.tro|ler of 
 
 le practitioners, and re- ; the customs is to be preferred 
 
 ceive for the jiidjre'.s use. th 
 
 fee 
 
 iini 
 
 tl 
 
 lev are 
 
 payable to him. He is to | interested in, tl 
 
 have tlie custody of all 
 paid into court, and t 
 th 
 
 •f 
 
 partn 
 'iiit. 
 
 or 
 
 nionie.s '■ And witli the .«ame view of 
 
 > remit nvoidin;jf expense, it is exne- 
 
 om when required, by bills dient that other duties which 
 
 o» excl!anj,'(. or otiier valid se 
 
 ciirities, to Engbgid. 
 
 j)rohiliitcd from ai 
 
 II 
 
 J.roperly l)eIong to the otfice jf 
 
 e IS marshal, and wliidi 
 
 as advocate or proctor i 
 
 ing either be performed at a dist 
 
 reiimre to 
 I nee from 
 
 suit, matter, or proceeding 
 
 111 any the court, be executed by otli 
 
 the 
 
 regi.strar. 
 
 court of which h 
 
 in ers ; in wliicli case 
 
 conimi,- 
 
 c IS a 
 
 <ion.- 
 
 ei 
 by 
 
 ire to h addressed spe- 
 ally to any competent pi^son 
 
 name, resident 
 
 § (5. MifrxlidTx Ihiti 
 
 near 
 
 th( 
 
 Th 
 
 c marshal i.s to attend the 
 
 place where such duties are to 
 be jierformed. 
 
 in court on all court- 
 
 n 
 
 O IS t< 
 
 judge 
 
 da;5 
 
 rejiort as to the sntl 
 
 persons i)r()posed for bai 
 
 enquire a 
 
 nd 
 
 /' 
 
 illitiiH hij A'ti 
 
 uinn. 
 
 icieiK'v of 
 
 Th 
 
 e.se are to commence with 
 
 1.S to 
 
 He an entry by a Droctor, i 
 
 n a 
 
 !^?!!'i":':"'*''T'\."r'. "*''"'• *■'"• ^'"'t p"n'"M^: VaiS'^^e 
 
 execute all such warrants, book t(. be kept in tl 
 
 instriiinent.s as shall b 
 
 from the court, and be directed 
 
 e issued action book, of the act 
 
 t» him; and he is to make d 
 returns thereof. 
 
 given sum suflicient to c 
 
 ion in a 
 
 over 
 
 lie the demand and the probalil 
 
 Jn cases wher 
 
 e, in order to i 
 
 amount of costs ; but this s 
 
 um 
 
 s im no account to be e.xces 
 
HVl.yM AMI RKfJri.ATroVR. f. V. 
 
 X. 
 
 251 
 
 "ivo. Ilffdrt- :iny w.irrant iy 
 ivMied, flm ^tnrly )i|i|tl>in>,' r,.r 
 the Hiiinc i.s to c«.xhil)it f<. flic 
 r.'jjiHfnir iiri uflHavif, ^ctlin;; 
 t"itli Hic iiatiiif III the .IrniJiiMr 
 tliiK ti|i|ili<'titioti li.r |piiyiiiciil 
 ha.- l)vcii iiiuili! witlimit fl'tr<-( ti> 
 ihe i.arfi'H coii.'orrK-d, niid that 
 the iiiil anij proct-.x.M of thu court 
 are rcMjiiirtMl l.,r the ontMrce- 
 iiK-nt thcrtM.f. |'p.„| the \rnv- 
 iiiK' "f llii- allHlavif in the n- 
 Ki.-try. a warrant, siifi-ifvin^ 
 the ani<Mi:ii nf th(< action, 'mav 
 i.-.Mue to (irre.xt the projicrtv 
 jtrocoeded a>,'ain.xt. or the per- 
 son in cfi.xes where personal 
 arrest !.« lawful; hut personal 
 arrest is never to be resorted to 
 when the ends of justice can 
 lie otherwise ohtained. The 
 I>roetor, having' obtained the 
 warrant from the registrar, is 
 to make a copy of it, und then 
 deliver the warrant and copy 
 to the marshal, with instruc- 
 tions for the execution of the 
 process. If the instrument is 
 to b,j served on a ship, cargo, 
 and freight at different places, 
 as many ditt'erent copies there- 
 of as are reijuisite, must bo 
 made by the proctor for that 
 purpose. Every copy is to be 
 examined with the original by 
 the marshal, or the per.son 
 serving the instrument. 
 
 § 8. Ejci'cution of Wnrnuitx. \ 
 
 When a ship is, or a sliij. > 
 and cargo are, to bo arrested, 
 the warrant is to bo aHixed on 
 the mainmast or some eonsuie- 
 iKtus part of the vessel f( 
 short tim 
 
 (cither for the purpoM- „f pro- 
 ceedirii; a;:ain-.| ,..,, .h j{n,,(i..- ,,r 
 IIk- frcii;hf ,li,„ fh. .,■,.,,„,) ,|„. 
 
 warrant is i,, }„' affixed for a 
 short time on pavt uf ih.-goodM, 
 and a collated ,.„py (hereof left 
 thereon, or with anv person in 
 whose actual ciistodv the ^'"'ils 
 may be. 
 
 In cases of personal .irrest 
 the warrant under the soai of 
 the court must be shown to 
 the party befon- ho is taken 
 into custody. 
 
 A <'ertitieate of the service of 
 every warrant executed by tho 
 I'liirshal is to be endorsed 
 there.m. and signed by him, in 
 "Inch he is to set forth tho 
 tune when, and the mode by 
 which the service was effootod. 
 \N hen a warrant is served liy 
 any other person than the mar- 
 ■^hal, Ihere must be, iii ad.li- 
 ti'.n to a similar certificate (,f 
 the person serving it, his affida- 
 vit, in the verification thereof. 
 The warrant having been 
 served is to be delivered buok 
 to the proctor, to be by him 
 returned into the registry at 
 the tim when it purports to 
 be returnable; and the re.'is- 
 trar is then to attend with^the 
 proctor before a judge or sur- 
 rogate, and enter a minute in 
 the assignation beck, that the 
 warrant has been returned duly 
 served and executed. 
 
 § 9. Apjmirance ami Bnil. 
 
 After the entry of an action, 
 and before tho issue of a war- 
 
 rant, the defendant 
 
 r a : hmtaiih 
 
 lay vol- 
 
 e, and a collated copy and 
 
 apjiear and give bail, 
 
 »1" it left on board; and whe 
 
 thus avoid the ex 
 
 goods only are to be 
 
 arrested i pes 
 
 n consequent on the issue of 
 
 pense 
 
 « • 
 
 li 
 
 pro- 
 
HI I.KS AM' ttKCit'l.A'rroN'fl, r. v. a. 
 
 4ft tf|»|^eiirHn<f iilniic, wiih 
 out HI., I <"il, limy lie "ntliriciit 
 fur till' Jim ^<n,M(! of riiiitu.''tiii^ a 
 Huif, hut in «-u,'<i'H of llic arn'wf 
 of |iroj)cr(y or of the ik-i-'oii. 
 (■illicr the <li'iiiiini| iiiu-l In- 
 
 Killi.-<fU'l|, 111 COIIIIM'tCIlt Ijiiil 
 
 Kivf'ii lit!for«! (he |iio|K'ity tir 
 IKTsori is rch'.i-cil from tho 
 (ini'ft. 
 
 Ill orilcr t.i a\ oiil uiiiiri'csxarv 
 ilctcnticii wiicn the uncst is to 
 iil<i' |ilnr<' sit a ilistaiict! from 
 tlic court, a commission for 
 takinj4 liail is to acc(.iii|iany 
 the warninf, as an authority 
 to the jifirty scrviiii; the war- 
 riiiit to rchMHc tlic iniiividiial 
 or tlic |iro|icrty on siillicicnt 
 bail hiiin^ xivcii. 
 
 iiiliin/ III/ Ihfiiiill, 
 
 In the cjisc of jirojicrty iir- 
 rcstcil.aini no jiarty a|i|M'arin^ 
 iiftcr the return of tlie warrmit, 
 the ciin^e niiiy proceed hy (h>- 
 
 f'ault, or /^» /((//// rfDilllliiitrlii . To 
 
 this end, on the day tho war- 
 rjiiit is returned, the parties 
 cited and not appearing;, iirc, 
 i.t i],v petition of tlie pr(.ctor, 
 to bt j)ronounced by thejudj^e 
 or siiriui^ate to be in (h'l'ault, 
 and an entry to thut efiect is 
 to be added by the registrar to 
 tlie minute on tlio return of 
 the warrant in the assignation 
 book. 
 
 At tho expiration of two 
 months from the return of the 
 w irrani if no ajipearnnco be 
 given, I { !-rties cited arc 
 again v . b- • -k . iinctd in de- 
 fault, and fi). -;oi>iot..v is to be 
 entitled *•'> a ■'. j-i pronounc- 
 ing for tl'.e ;uu' 'Jii' of his d- 
 
 iniin • und giving him a lien 
 oil tlie f.roperly ; wliiih decree 
 is to be drawn by the pnx lor, 
 who, after it has been perused 
 mid scttleil by the registrar, is 
 to make a fair copy i,f it for 
 the court. 
 
 An allidavit in verification of 
 all the fai'ts mentioned in the 
 di'cree is to be made by Ihe 
 pfirty proi'ecding, which alli 
 davit is to be drawn liy the 
 proctor, and submitted to the 
 registrar. 
 
 The proctir is then to pre- 
 pare a short ciise <letaiiing the 
 proicediiigs, which, with a copy 
 of the allidiivit, he is to dc'liver 
 to counsel as instructions to 
 move the court to sign the de- 
 cree, of which, when signed by 
 the judge, the registrar is to 
 nifikc a minute in the assigna- 
 tion book. 
 
 On the same court day, or 
 on liny subse(|uent adjourned 
 court diiy, if an iitlidavit of 
 two persons is exhibited, stat- 
 ing thiit the property j>rocoed- 
 ed against is peri.<hable ami 
 likoly to deteriorate in value, 
 the judge is to direct a decree 
 of appraisement and sale to 
 issue, of which the registrar 
 is also to make an entry. 
 This decree is then to bo 1 ■ 
 livercd by the registrar to 
 the proctor, and by the 1," . 
 to the marshal, with inst,.., 
 tious for its execution. The 
 marshal is thereupon to soloct 
 a broker, or other person con- 
 versant with the value of tho 
 pro])crty, and to administer an 
 oath to him justly and faith- 
 fully to inventorize and ap- 
 ]iraise the ship, her tackle, 
 .•pparel, anJ, furniture, or tho 
 
: liiin ii lii'M 
 vliich ilocrco 
 ' the jiro'fiir, 
 H'Cll iH-ni."!;!! 
 rci;i«lrar, i« 
 >|>.V iii it lor 
 
 cririciitioii (il 
 iiiiii'il iti till' 
 iumIc liV (lie 
 wli it'll II Hi 
 iiwii \,y Mil' 
 littt'il to tli(< 
 
 tilfll to ]>w- 
 ictailiii); tlu' 
 . with il i'i'|i.v 
 is til deliver 
 tructionii to 
 .^ijfii tlu' ili^ 
 Ml si;^Ilt'il by 
 ri.-^tiar in to 
 the u.-.-^igiiii- 
 
 mrt (Itiy. or 
 t iiiljiiiinuMi 
 iiHiiliivit ol' 
 iljitfd, xtat- 
 ity proceed - 
 i.<iiablo and 
 to ill value, 
 ■ct a deeree 
 ml sale to 
 le rej^istrar 
 
 an entry. 
 11 to bo de- 
 Tgistrar to 
 V the \t'.,trr 
 itli insti ui; 
 iti'jn. The 
 Dn to fielect 
 ])crson cnii- 
 aiuo (if the 
 iiiiinister an 
 
 and faith - 
 and ap- 
 licr tackle, 
 Lure, or the 
 
 Ml.VH AM> HUH l,ATH.N«, c. v. A. 
 to be xold at 
 
 '.•5.i 
 
 " reduce, I price, 
 'H.t not lor I.,,., than a .„„, 
 which hem hi^ di.creti.-n i. t., 
 »ix. A niiniite of s,„.|, ,.p|,.r i, 
 to be entered by the re^fimrar 
 in the im.-ijfnatioii I 
 the property 
 
 ''"<»k. and 
 
 Koodd.n.s thei-ii.xo may be. An 
 
 inventory and tipprai.-eineiit 
 
 are then to be mude, Hiid the 
 
 iniirKhal in to eiiii.-t' the pro- 
 
 perty to be piibli< \y udvi rtined 
 
 l>.V printed I. ill.- or oih, . vvise, 
 
 "I'l. after .ulhcent pnblic ..„■ ,,ro,.errv i^ ii,..,. , , 
 
 notice of tht .Mtco le.l ,Uo. U, oflere i aUin to -a . i " 
 
 1.". .-old by anetion. The .ale aucti,,,,. '^ "'' ''> I'"'''"'' 
 
 beinR c.impleted. the niar-hal When tli.. . - i 
 
 H to retard, the decree (with bronV t in • thJ' n^r'; ^ T 
 hi- .-ertilbate a.- to the execu- reiristrar uv "X'"'""' '•'« 
 tion thereof) i,.,.. ,be co.Jt. or o^ i L T Zd' j" "":'' 
 •>vlore the judge or M.rroKate application' .'(''f;,;;'; '''"' 
 ... .•lwi.nber«, and to brin« in tliJ amount of t e d. It ' ;"' 
 .i he .-ame time the inventory noum-ed for. to«et e ih''th« 
 
 and appraisement, with a more ' ' ' .«""" .^ **itn ttio 
 
 extended return of the marshal 
 ami 
 
 • —ts of the suit, the ,-am ■ be- 
 'n«»i»t duly taxed and allowed 
 
 praised value, unless by sj.S | O^Iht oeca^ora"'"""- ^"'' 
 order ot the court ; and if the 
 
 , ., , iniilar alfi- 
 
 duvitmust be exhibited to that 
 required on obtainin;,' th<' de 
 '•ree for the interest of the 
 
 apjiraised value cannot b-" jb- 
 tained , fter an at'ruipt to soli, 
 
 the m rduJ is to exhibit an I party who h^ oriirin.llu . 
 uthdav.t of at least two persons, i ieed'e.l bv default ^^ '""*'" 
 .stating that the property had The balance of pn.cecN if 
 ^'H. .^.'.','TJ^''v^«'t'«ed and put ! any remain in the rcE'v Idte. 
 
 atisfying the amount 
 
 ujiat j)ublic auction, when on! v 
 
 a certain sum was bid for the i nounJedlor and co -„'"'"; 
 same. And if the judge be I production of th- si. 'p^rriV;:" 
 then satished that all has I ter. or other .-ui.ra .t. "'' 
 
 ijuen 
 fairly 
 
 uone as properly and 
 as if the ow.ier himself 
 
 had been selling his own pro- 
 perty, he is to direct the same 
 
 de'iiee of 
 
 ler 
 owne 
 
 afisfaetoiy evi 
 rship, be paid 
 out to the owner. liut if | 
 application be made witl 
 year and a day from ih 
 
 IS 
 
 iin 
 
 f return 
 
254 
 
 tUTKS AM) f(Kf;rT,ATr(tVR, p. V. A. 
 
 f the warrant, ho is to j^ivo the marshal an<l also tho ad- 
 
 bnil to answer latent dcinainl 
 
 The .sullicioni'y of .sureties is lars in wrif 
 
 verse [iroctor with tlie parti 
 
 eil- 
 
 to ho leported upon by the 
 marshal, and tho l)ail must be 
 given in tho manner herein- 
 after mentioned rcspcetinj^ bail 
 to answer an aetion in a con- 
 tested suit. 
 
 In a case proceeding by de- 
 fault or ill /I'ltKDii, the owners 
 of the property are to bo allow- 
 ed to contest the suit at any 
 time before the expiration of a 
 year and a day from the return 
 of the warrant; but if they 
 neglect to appear until they 
 have been pronounced in de- 
 fault, they must, on ap]iearing. 
 pay contumacy fees, viz. all 
 the costs occasioned by such 
 their neglect, including the 
 charges for keeping possession 
 beyond the time specified in 
 the warrant for its return, 
 which costs arc to bo ta.\ed by 
 the court. 
 
 § 11. Conioitcd SuifH. 
 
 In contested suits the pro- 
 perty remains in tho L'ustody 
 of tho court, but if tho release 
 thereof be a material object to 
 tho owner, or to tho ))arty de- 
 fondant, it may be delivered to 
 him on sufficient bail by two 
 persons severally in tho amount 
 for which the action has been 
 entered. Causes of possession, 
 however, are not bailable iin- ' 
 less by tho special direction of 
 the judge. Bail to answer an 
 action, and all bail bonds or I 
 recognizances are to be given j 
 in the following manner : | 
 
 The proctor who is to i)ro 
 diico tho 
 
 intr. o 
 
 f fl 
 
 H' name: 
 
 .f 
 
 the proposed biiii, their addrc . 
 and occupation ; and the mar- 
 shal, having made due enquirv 
 as to their sufficiency, is to 
 deliver his report thereon to 
 the jiro 'tor jiroposing the bail, 
 who is then to instruct tho re- 
 gistrar to prepare the bail- 
 bond. The registrar, the two 
 proctors, and their sureties, 
 arc then to attentl the judge or 
 surrogate, and, upoii'tho re- 
 cognizances being duly entered 
 into, the property is to be re- 
 leased upon an instrument to 
 be drawn, by the marshal and 
 issued imnieiliately after bail 
 has been given. This form is 
 to be dispensed with when tho 
 bail is taken by commission. 
 
 It is competent to tlie adverse 
 proctor to object to the propos- 
 ed sureties, in which case the 
 judge is iiinnediatoly to decide 
 on the validity of tho objections. 
 If the adverse proctor do not 
 attend at the production of tho 
 sureties, the l)ail may be taken 
 r.c jKirtr upon an affidavit, to 
 bo prepared by the proctor pro- 
 ducing them, that he has given 
 twenty-fours hours' notice in 
 writing of their names, address, 
 and occupation.* which affida- 
 vit is to bo left in the registry. 
 Should a i)arty appear under 
 protest, either objecting to the 
 jurisdiction of the court or on 
 any other ground on which he 
 means to contend that ho is not 
 liable to answer the action, his 
 
 * See Supplomentary Rules 
 
 ; J 
 
 sureties is to furnish ; of 2nd March, 1848 
 
Il'l .'tlsd tllO 11(1- 
 
 vitli Hie |iarticu- 
 . of tlif naiiK's of 
 !iil, tlicir adfircs? 
 1 ; ami tlic inar- 
 fido (Ino ciKjiiirv 
 iirticiency, is to 
 ]»ivt tliorcon to 
 iilinsiiii; the bail, 
 
 instruct the ro- 
 Iiiiro the bail- 
 ffistrar. Ilio two 
 
 their Htirctie?, 
 end the jinlgo or 
 I. upon thu re- 
 inj^ iliily entered 
 ity is to be re- 
 n instrument to 
 ie marshal and 
 atcly after bail 
 I. This form is 
 I with when the 
 y commission, 
 nt to tlio adverse 
 't to the jiropos- 
 whieh ease the 
 iatoly to decide 
 )f thetihjections. 
 
 jirootor do not 
 rodiiction of the 
 il may be taken 
 an affidavit, to 
 the proctor pro- 
 lat he has j^iven 
 ours' notice in 
 names, address, 
 .* which affida- 
 in the registry. 
 y appear under 
 )bjectin<; to the 
 he court or on 
 <vl on which he 
 d that he is not 
 • the action, his 
 
 mentary Rules 
 
 S48. 
 
 niT.KS A.VO KPfiCLATIo.VS. r. v, 
 
 appearance must be entered by 
 
 the registrar in the assi,,.nation 
 book as given under protest 
 find the party so appearing is 
 to be assigne.l to deliver his 
 act on protest to the adverse 
 proctor within a limited time 
 _lhe.samecour.se of procee.ling 
 IS to be pursued on the a<;t on 
 JTotest as in cases of acts on 
 petition (hereinafter stated) .11. 
 fo the lime of the hearing, when i 
 the judge IS either to prom.unce 
 for the protest and dismiss the i 
 suit, or overrule the protest I 
 and ass.^ni the party to appear 
 absolutely, and the cause is ' 
 then toj.roceedasifnoappear- ' 
 anceon protest h.id beeu'/iven 
 In contested .>;uits the facts 
 may bo established either by 
 |belorpIea.and the e.vamina- 
 tion oi witnesses thereon styled 
 Ilea and Proof;- or b^ an 
 Act on Petition." supported 
 by affidavits, to which may be 
 annexed exhibits or other do- 
 cuments to be verified in the 
 affidavits. 
 
 255 
 
 § 12. Proceed!,,.^,, hij PUn „nd 
 Proof. 
 
 When an appearance has 
 been entered, the -lefendant 
 IS entitled to an assignation on 
 the j.laintitf to exhibit a libel 
 within a time to bo limited by 
 the judge. "^ 
 
 The libel or jilea is to be 
 drawn by the plaintiffs proctor 
 and settled by counsel, and 
 then a fair copy, signed by 
 counsel, is to be i..<uj,> fur the 
 court, and brought in pursuant 
 to the assignation; a coiiy is 
 also to be delivered to the ad- 
 verso proctor, and each jiroctor 
 
 is entitled to make copies for 
 he use of his ..ounsel at the 
 hearing. 
 
 There m.iy be annexed to 
 the ibel or plea, documents or 
 , exhibits pleaded .,r referred to 
 I herein of which copies are to 
 . ''*'. >"ade in like manner, the 
 originals being brought into 
 j court. And upon the libel or 
 
 plea being brought in, the iiidjro 
 
 '■^ to assign to hear, on a'dmis- 
 
 j.'-on thereof, on the next court - 
 
 j day. «T at a time to be named 
 
 'Vhim. The defendant's proc- 
 
 I '■"■ "'".v then lay the libVl or 
 
 plea b<.fore .•ouiisel for his ad- 
 
 viee, if the same be opposable 
 
 and It ,t be deemed by him m.t 
 sufhcient in law (supposing it 
 
 be true) to warrant the phTin- 
 titl s prayer, the admission of 
 itm,ay be opposed ; whereby if 
 the plaintiff lias no legal cause 
 of action, the suit may be st.,p- 
 V^dinlu>n-nr, it being the duty 
 '>f the judge to reject all plea.s, 
 wh.eh, if assume.! to bo true, 
 "ill m.t justify him in nro- 
 noun.-ing a decree for the party 
 giving m such plea. Or if the 
 pica contains matter unneces- 
 sary or irrelevant to the causo 
 ot action, or is drawn in too 
 •littuse or argumentative a 
 manner, the admission thereof 
 "lay bo oj.posed. Upon these 
 objections coming on to be de- 
 bated, the judge will order tho 
 plea to bo admitted, reformed, 
 "i- altogether rejected as ho 
 shall see cause. If ordered to 
 be reformed, the judge will in 
 lis discretion direct the objec- 
 tionable matter to bo expunged 
 and other points niodifie.l. If 
 
 ordered to be rejected, such re- 
 jection puts an end to the suit. 
 
256 
 
 nil.KS AM) Ui:(il I.ATKl.SS, (' 
 
 V. A. 
 
 wm 
 
 On the libel being (Ifhatod, a i ho cstabli.^lu'd 
 
 v.isK on ci 
 
 •h si(i 
 
 (• IS f(. bf pro- ' giilarly take 
 
 l)arc(i ))y tlic rc.-|.c<-tivc pro.-- ' an.^wcis arc to b 
 
 hy cvidcnoo ro - 
 n on a pica. The 
 
 tors, and (bdivcrcd t 
 with 
 
 o counscd I i!onns(d, 
 
 •ttlcd by 
 and tiicn the party 
 
 pics of the iibci and of! attended by hi? j.roctor is to b' 
 
 the e.\hil)ifs. if 
 
 an 
 
 hiiw 
 
 y. wliieh ' sworn to the truth tl 
 
 icreo 
 
 ever, must after- fore the judge or surrogat. 
 
 f b 
 
 ward 
 
 eonnsel at the final liearin.'. 
 
 s serve for the use of the I the presence of tl 
 
 III 
 
 1M( 
 which 
 
 th 
 
 wh( 
 
 adiiiissibilitv of | attestat 
 
 IS not objected to, are i Th 
 
 admitted to proof rif coiirs 
 
 le registrar, 
 
 to make and sign an 
 
 on at the foot tliereof. 
 
 e registrar is then to tile 
 
 PI 
 
 a subse(iMent stage of a caiisr 
 may be admitted, reformed, or 
 rejected in a similar iiianner. 
 
 them and make a 
 
 nnniife in tin 
 
 i:',Mi or allegations given in assignation book, of their hav 
 
 <worn and brought 
 e adverse iiroc- 
 
 in<r 
 
 been 
 into court. 
 
 Thi 
 
 th 
 
 On the libel l)eiiig admitted, i th 
 
 tor may immediately inspect 
 
 e jiroetor gmng in the same 
 
 em without waiting for pub- 
 
 is to be assigned to jirove its i copy (,f th 
 contents by evidence within a I in 
 time to be limited by the judge. I ta 
 
 lication. and may have an olHce 
 em. And if they be 
 
 nsuflieient, redundant, or eon- 
 n matter not pertinent, may 
 
 inner as a libel or jdea. 
 If after the ret 
 
 and the j.arty giving in the be objected to in the 's 
 plea is entitled, if he desires m 
 it, to the personal answers in 
 writing of the ••idverse l)arty. 
 In that cast! a decree for an- 
 swers is to be extracted from 
 registry ami served on the 
 
 ainc 
 
 party, by showing him the ori- ' attaidiment 
 
 urn of a de- 
 eree personally served, the 
 party does not give in his 
 answer within the time assign- 
 ed, the judge may decree an 
 
 ginal under seal, and leavi 
 
 igainst him for hi 
 
 ith him a copy thereof. The in--- th 
 
 ng contumacy; but notwithstand- 
 
 ans 
 
 wer.s are to be drawn by the for the jilaintiff 
 
 s measure, the proctor 
 
 inav 
 
 jiroctor for the party required with the production of 1 
 to give in the same, who must nes,' 
 er specifically to all the stej 
 
 ed 
 
 r allegations in phi 
 
 answ 
 facts 
 
 which are within hi.s own know- 
 ledge, by cither admitting or 
 denying the same; and as to 
 all matters, he must answer to 
 his belief or disbelief. 
 
 Xo extraneous or irrelevant 
 
 !es and take other re 
 
 in th 
 
 )roc(' 
 lis wit- 
 <iuisite 
 
 e cau.se. 
 
 ].{. K 
 
 rainuiafioii of WitiifUHin. 
 
 The name of tlie witness and 
 a designation of the specific 
 articles of the libel or jjlea on 
 ,,.,,. , , which he i.s to be examined, 
 
 matter is to be introduced, but , must be delivered to the ad- 
 the party may set forth any ' verse proctor and to the re.'i«- 
 inatternecessary to explain his trar or examiner, whereujon 
 
 answer. If any facts" are in- the j.roctor giv 
 troduced which are capable of is to attend 
 
 ing in 
 
 the pi 
 
 ea 
 
 jiroof by witnesses, they mn.st i produce him bef 
 
 the witness and 
 •re the judge 
 
 S 
 
cviilonco re ■ 
 I plfJi. The 
 • .-■(■tflcd by 
 
 I the party 
 "•tor is to bo 
 
 tlicrouf bc- 
 ^iirrdi^iitc in 
 !<• rcj^isffiir, 
 iinl ,«ij^n an 
 foot thorcipf. 
 then to tile 
 liiiiito in the 
 if tlieir hav- 
 nd broii^^ht 
 Iverso proc- 
 ciy iiisj)uct 
 iij; for pub- 
 
 II ve an otlicc 
 I if they be 
 ant, or ('on- 
 tiiu-nt, may 
 
 the same 
 r jilea. 
 rn of 11 lie- 
 erved, the 
 ive in his 
 iine nssign- 
 
 ileeroe an 
 hini for hi.s 
 tvvithstand- 
 thc proctor 
 ny proceed 
 of his wit- 
 ir re(£uisite 
 
 /' Witnf'fiitin. 
 
 vitncss and 
 he specific 
 or plea on 
 
 examined, 
 to tiie ad- 
 
 tiie regis- 
 whereiij»on 
 n the plea 
 itiiess an<l 
 
 the judge 
 
 Rtr.Fs AM) r£Kr,tr..vTif).v> 
 
 2.i7 
 
 or .lurrogate, in 
 
 jors, when the wit 
 
 court or cham- are to ) 
 
 immediatt.'Iv swor 
 
 ness IS to be the wit 
 
 •0 read over t 
 
 o nr 
 
 fence o 
 
 f th 
 
 n in the pre- and h 
 
 ness and signd by hi 
 
 e registrar. F»iie th 
 
 e IS 
 
 th 
 
 m. 
 
 en to attend with 
 
 notice of his intended prod 
 
 tion must I 
 
 lie 
 
 verse proctor, who 
 
 e given to the ad- 
 
 e registrar before the judge 
 «T surrogate in chambers, and 
 
 mak 
 
 in 
 
 if he think fit. 0,1 the" wit 
 
 ay attend knows th 
 
 " a deidaiaf 
 
 "111 that ho 
 
 leiiig so sworn, the 
 
 ness 
 
 e coiifciits of his d 
 
 position, and that th 
 
 to make an entry thereof jti th 
 
 gHtrar is true in virtue of th 
 
 eoath l)v ] 
 
 • me are 
 
 nil) 
 
 ■iigiiatioii l)ook. 
 
 The deposiii,,,, i„ ,.l,i,.f j 
 
 s not be 
 
 taken on his l)eing produced 
 and an attestation thereof is t< 
 
 mad 
 
 en upon written in- position bv th 
 
 to l)e tak 
 
 terrug.itories. but by relevant cxam'iiic 
 
 quest li.s put rirf, r,.rr by the Th- .-v'id 
 
 e at the foot of the <lt 
 
 registrar or 
 
 registrar orexaminer. 
 
 ind 
 
 ence id" the witne.> 
 
 se.s 
 
 "S 'Ut of the 
 
 ans- i.s in all cases to be kept cioseh 
 
 pleaded, but not .so put a.s 
 
 eircumstanccs .scaled, and th 
 
 e contents thereof 
 
 lead the witn 
 
 .several pleas, witnes 
 
 rf th 
 
 to ; are not to be divulged until 
 
 e ex a 
 
 mine. I on each plea. Th 
 
 ere are ' [.iiblication shall h 
 s are to passed; after which, I 
 
 avc 
 
 be 
 
 en 
 
 >iit not 
 
 witness must not be d 
 
 <; sooner, the proctor administer- 
 
 until the lapse of twentv-f 
 
 Hissed ing the int 
 
 lours from the tii 
 
 duct 
 
 no of his nro- 
 
 lon, 
 
 tiiat the ad 
 
 proctor may have a 
 tiinity tocross-exai 
 
 P 
 verse 
 
 errogatories, if 
 ir are administered, is to dd 
 
 iver 
 
 "y 
 
 II oppor- 
 
 interrogatories 
 
 think fit; and this t 
 he extended on re 
 
 es III writing if he ; ined, h 
 
 line mav 
 
 a copy thereof to the proctor 
 producing the witness. 
 
 ny witness 
 
 e exam- 
 
 expenses 
 
 In th 
 
 lie 
 e event of a 
 
 ne hiin by refusing to attend to b 
 
 IS necessary 
 iving been tendered to hi 
 
 eaiiso to bo shown by the 1 
 
 ♦ .,«*!.„ I ,1 . • ' 
 
 onable (but not oth 
 
 erwise 
 
 iroc- 
 
 in 
 
 a coinpul- 
 
 t<ir through the regi.strar t(. the ed 
 
 jiid 
 
 ^n-y or siibiMrna, to be prei 
 
 Such 
 
 by tl 
 
 lar- 
 
 are to be dra^ 
 
 inferrogatorios : extracted, and 
 
 10 registrar, mav bo 
 
 proctor, and, whe 
 
 n by the adverse pe 
 
 .served on tht 
 
 settled by coiinsid. They are 
 tlien to be copied for and signed 
 i>y the counsel, and delivered 
 to the registrar, with instruc- 
 tions as to the particular inter- 
 rogatories to be administered 
 f<> each witness. When the 
 witness has been examined in 
 •'hief, and also upon intcrro- 
 gat<iries, if any are to be ad- 
 ministered, the dejiositions in 
 chief and also the answers to 
 
 pra(;ticable, showing to h 
 
 m so refusing to attend, by 
 
 im the or 
 
 iginal in- 
 
 - striiment under seal, and leav- 
 iiif,' with him a collated coi.y 
 thereof, and if he d.. not ai,'- 
 
 tfach- 
 ^ainst him 
 
 tl 
 
 pear to this process, an 
 ment may issue 
 for his contempt. 
 
 The witnesses for the plain- 
 filt being all examined, his 
 proctor may on the first , utirt- 
 day afterwards pray publica- 
 tion of the evidence, which 
 to be decree! 
 
 IS 
 
 interrogatories (if any), : time to beVixed 
 
 1 to take place at a 
 
 by the judge 
 
 > ■■■ 
 
258 
 
 lU'l.KH AND KEGILATIONS, 0. V. A. 
 
 and lit, the c.xpinition of that 
 tiiiK! it is iinjiorative on th<; 
 ojtpdsite ]>tiny to |)loii(] if hu 
 intends to do ho at all; for this 
 jmrposf, he is to attend before 
 the re;j;istiar or siirroii;ate, and 
 deeliire in a minute of court 
 that he intendw to olfcr iin alie- 
 giitlon or eounter-plea, and the 
 same must be brought into 
 court within a reasonable time, 
 to be assigned by tlie judge. 
 In that ease, publication of the 
 evidence must bo stayed until 
 the allegation be disposed of, 
 either by being admitted or 
 rejected by the court, or by the 
 jiarty abandoning tiie intention 
 of giving it in. If admitted, 
 publication mnst be stayed un- ' 
 til the whole evidence in the 
 cause be taken. In the event 
 of no allegation or counter- '■ 
 plea being given, or, if given, | 
 being rejected by the court, or ' 
 vyithdrawn by the party, pub- 
 lication of the evidence is to i 
 take place ; and thereujjon the 
 dejKisitions may be insjieeted 
 on each side, and co{)i(!s there- 
 of furnished to the parties at ^ 
 the recjuest of their proctors, 
 who may make copies thereof 
 for their respective counsel. 
 
 After the evidence has been 
 inspected, neither party can 
 claim as a matter of right to 
 give any further plea or alle- 
 gation in the princij)al cause; 
 but if the judge shall be satis- 
 fied by affidavit that there is 
 any matter important to the 
 issue, which could not have 
 been jileaded before by reason 
 that knowledge thereof had not 
 come to the party prior to, or 
 that the fact had occurred after 
 the publication, the judge iu 
 
 j his discretion may allow such 
 
 matter to bo pleaded. 
 i Allegations e.xcciptive to the 
 ■i testimony of witnesses, may bo 
 I given after pul)lication in cases 
 only where liie matter on which 
 they are founded, ariso.s out of 
 the evidence of the witness or 
 witnesses e.xccptc ? to, and 
 where the contra<ii(tion, if 
 proved, would tend materially 
 to destroy iiis or their credit ; 
 but no allegation exceptive to 
 the testimony of witnesses is 
 to be admitted, if the facts it 
 contains either have been or 
 could have been j'leadcd be- 
 fore i)ublication. After publi- 
 cation, no allegation, pleading 
 j generally that tlie witness is 
 not worthy to be believed on his 
 <tath, is to be received. Any 
 ; such allegation, when offered, 
 { must precede publication, and 
 must plead generally that the 
 witness is of bad character and 
 ^ reputation, and not to be be- 
 lieved on his oath without im- 
 puting to him any specific 
 , charges. 
 
 ' When several pleas arc given 
 in a cause, witnesses are to be 
 examined on each jjlea ; and 
 all othc" steps are to bo pur- 
 sued in the same manner as 
 directed in respect of the iilain- 
 tiff's libel. 
 
 It in the duty of the jtroctors 
 to take especial care that the 
 libel and defensive allegation 
 contain all the facts material 
 to the decision of tlie cause, so 
 that several pileas may not un- 
 necessarily bo given. 
 
 When jiublicntion shall have 
 taken place on all picas, the 
 cause is to be set down to be 
 heard at a time to bo appointed 
 
lUr.KS AND UKUlLATiO.VH, 
 
 C V. A. 
 
 259 
 
 ly allow smh 
 (led. 
 
 ^optivc t(i tho 
 (•s.«ef, iiiiiy bo 
 iitii'ii in I'ii.sos 
 itter (in which 
 , nriHos out of 
 !ie witness or 
 t<' \ to, ari<l 
 rfiilictiun, if 
 ul mutcrially 
 their eretlit ; 
 exceptive to 
 witnesses is 
 r tlie facts it 
 ave heen or 
 jiicaded be- 
 After itubli- 
 ou, pleading 
 13 witness is 
 lieved on his 
 eived. Any 
 hen oti'ered, 
 lication, ancl 
 illy that tho 
 liaracter and 
 )t to he be- 
 without iin- 
 iny sjiceific 
 
 !as are given 
 es are to bo 
 1 plea ; and 
 to 1)0 pur- 
 nianner as 
 )f the plain- 
 
 the jjroctors 
 ire that the 
 ! allegation 
 ts material 
 iie eauso, so 
 lay not un- 
 1. 
 
 I shall have 
 
 pleas, the 
 
 down to he 
 
 u appoirtcd 
 
 hy the judge. Counsel are t 
 
 be furnished with copies „f all court of 
 
 sorvieo. Upon the return int(. 
 
 tnatcnal papers, viz., pleas, 
 exhibits, anil depositions of 
 witnesses, but not of wnrrants, 
 iecrces, or otiier formal instru- 
 ments, unless from circum- 
 stances, the c(mtents of such 
 instruments may be material 
 to the discussion of the cause. 
 A case for hearing on each 
 side is to be prepannl by 
 the respective proctors, briefly 
 stating the proceedings which 
 have taken place, and calling 
 the attention of counsel to the 
 decree which each party may 
 pray the judge to prononnee. 
 The evidence is not to l)e ab- 
 straeted, nor are documents of 
 which counsel are furnished 
 with cojiies to be more than 
 merely described in the ease. 
 All lengthened details are to 
 bo avoided, bu* the attenti(tn 
 of counsid is to be directed to 
 the princijial points. A rea- 
 sonable fee is to be j.aid to 
 eounsel oij the hearing: and if 
 tho ease takes more than (uie 
 day in argument, a moderate 
 additional or refreshing fee is 
 to be given for each subse- 
 ijuent day. Definite sentences 
 in writing are only reijuisite 
 in derelict and j)iratical (!ases. 
 In other causes the judgment, 
 may be given by interlocutory 
 decree, and entered by the 
 registrar in the assignation 
 book. 
 
 If it become necessary to 
 enforce a judgment, a moni- 
 tion is to be taken out against 
 the party principal and iiis 
 bail, and served in the manner 
 before directed in regard to 
 instruments recjuiring personal 
 
 th 
 
 monition, with a 
 eertiticato of it.<t duo service 
 endorsed thereon, and tho 
 tenor thereid" not being obeye(J, 
 tho judge, upon motion of 
 eounsel, may decree an at- 
 tachment against the person of 
 the party monished for his 
 eontempt; directing either the 
 I attachment to issue imuuwji- 
 ; ately, or to be suspended for a 
 i reas(uiable time, as eireum- 
 ! stances may in his judgment 
 : leiiuire. This attachment is 
 to be extracted from th(! regis- 
 try. The previous service of a 
 monition may not always bo 
 necessary. Where tho disobe- 
 dien.-e is manifest upon tho 
 face of tho proceedings, and it 
 IS clear that ths order of the 
 e(.urt must bo known to tho 
 party, an attachment may bo 
 decreed without a previous 
 monition; but in cases where 
 sureties are to bo attached, a 
 l)rovious monition is indispens- 
 able. Upon compliance with 
 the .rdcr, for disobedience of 
 which tho attachment issued, 
 and upon payment of the costs 
 of tho attachment, the mar- 
 shal, or other i)erson executing 
 it, is to ioleaso the party, cer- 
 tifying to the judge fully what 
 has been done ; but in cases of 
 doubt he may resort to tho 
 judge for directions previous 
 to the release. 
 
 § 14. Pvorcidimj by Act on 
 Petition. 
 
 In ea.se bail has been given 
 to the action, a minute is to be 
 made in the assignation book 
 by the registrar, assigning tho 
 
 •t'J 
 
11 i 
 
 2rtO 
 
 liri,K.S AND UKil t.ATIuNH 
 
 j.nM.for fur flu. jMirty pi... | ,„,^.,| 
 
 11)^' in .Iclivor )i 
 tiitn tti the ii.lv 
 
 1." net fill 
 
 Ki'Hior with tlio iifli<!)ivi< 
 
 |'"'ti- liohnir of tl 
 
 f <»ii 
 
 HllH' f(. |)(. (iX,.,| |,y ,1 
 
 •MS.- pr.M.for 1..V i'vuufrht i„ |,v 't|, 
 
 •<' |>iirf,v. iniist 1)0 
 
 Til 
 
 tlii> fao(s of fl 
 
 "•.I"'Ik«'- I'l.vin^r ,,, 1,,,^,. „ 
 
 |iio((<,r ,ip. 
 
 .•|T..rf..r is (hr„ t„ „., ,,„.,,, ,'|,:.||,^,' 
 
 ••aii«o HO 
 
 iiiirr;itiv(« iiiii 
 
 K'lin.Mlt. illld <-0|H.|,|,| 
 
 iifi' II) a |iliiiii 
 
 'iiicr. witlmiit ar 
 
 Wl 
 
 H'li (lie iirtici 
 
 in; 
 
 |"-''y.'r. Tliis.haviiiL' I 
 
 •'>i'l''il. it is to I 
 with iiotli |iroct(.rs wl 
 
 ."••tt Icil |,y ,.,„ins(-l (lor ,vi,i,.i 
 
 « iKM'll t(.|l(l Id.f.irc III 
 
 <■ IS COIJ- 
 
 '« fiKiUMl liy 
 '" aii> to at- 
 
 |>iH|i<iso lio is to li(. t 
 
 1 !•( 
 
 'K''<'<\ in the pre; 
 
 .\»<^'A 
 
 <' or 
 
 siir- 
 
 with 
 
 a CO 
 air for lli 
 
 I'.v). 
 
 IS to ), 
 
 iiiiisli.Ml rcjrisirar, to I 
 
 <'n<-(« of tin. 
 
 V<T(.l| to tl 
 
 oiirt, ami tli,.|| ,| 
 
 I'i<'l| (0)r,.f|,,,,. ^jjl, jl 
 
 iiiK in fill, sain 
 
 H' «(lvnrs(. 
 
 ih 
 
 "■ "I'lKinal atli- 
 
 procfdr aflidavil 
 
 vifs aii(J,.xliil)its. Xofurll 
 
 that h,. ,„„y ri.ply tln-icto. and 1 
 With fho roply, if 
 
 )r i| 
 
 icr 
 
 must lie IP- |)v 1 
 
 >"• attcrwanls r 
 
 "'•niiii.nfs arc fo 
 
 CCC|VC( 
 
 tiirm-d to ||„. proctor of t| 
 parly proccliti-. that „„ 
 
 niak 
 
 00 ss 
 
 (' a rojoiiK.r tlH.rcl., if 
 
 i(. 
 
 !<. iiiav 
 
 on 
 
 <>avc of the jikT 
 
 I't'cial applicati 
 
 i. unless 
 ibtained 
 
 on. 
 
 Th 
 
 IS 
 
 ary. The reply and 
 
 110- i caiise for hear 
 
 •lien to appoinf fh( 
 
 ni;r, and therc! 
 
 joiner must al 
 oouiisel in the sai 
 
 J«. settled by an. I exhil.it 
 
 upon one copy ,,(• the alli.lavifs 
 
 th( 
 
 ■t. 
 
 "i»' uia liner as eai.h .d' fli 
 
 !..< to he uia.le fo 
 
 Tl 
 
 H> facts nlIo;;ed in Iho act ' dol 
 
 'or the adv 
 
 <■ counsel, aii.l 
 
 one 
 
 on pefiti.in are fo 1 
 by nflidavits; and 
 
 )e sii 
 
 sarv 
 
 'xhil 
 
 Ills, 
 
 annexed tlierot 
 
 liporfed 
 anv iieees- 
 d 
 
 ivored t.. him 
 
 •Tse |)roctor, to 1), 
 
 wh 
 
 en 
 
 th. 
 
 tie. I 
 
 are fo he 
 
 .'!• dociinieiiff. 
 o. are fo Ik. v,.ri- 
 
 .u-i^'inals are broii^rhf in. The 
 i:<'v.Msc procf.,r is also to make 
 
 '» f'uch atli.lavifs. which 
 
 Tl 
 
 'pi..s for his 
 11' same rules, 
 
 own counsel, 
 as to the 
 
 ferial averment 
 
 .•onlined to the i 
 
 to h 
 
 t' settled bv 
 
 tl 
 
 Should anv dol 
 
 and 
 coiiiisol. 
 
 ai(. 
 
 11 a - 
 
 IHd fc 
 
 le d( 
 
 liv 
 
 •M-y of tl 
 
 one proctor to the ofhe 
 of fhoni may allege fh 
 
 It' act from 
 
 paring the ease for hearing, 
 ''"Iiverin.u; copies of papers, 
 
 ''■'' f 'liiisel, and the same 
 
 proceed in),'s for enforeing obo- 
 
 occur in .licnco to the d 
 
 'bserved as i 
 
 eeree, are to bo 
 n a caufie e 
 
 iM'ifher ducted by plea and proof. 
 
 on- 
 
 m the i>reseiiee of tl 
 ♦ i-ar, before the judg 
 
 e .sanu 
 
 10 re.jis- § I;-,. Suits for .)f, 
 
 fo direct the act to 1 
 
 1>.V 
 
 if it b 
 time, 
 the d 
 
 a time to b 
 
 0, who l^ 
 
 >e rot 11 mod 
 
 Th 
 
 annirt' Wiujrs. 
 
 anie rcjrulations as f. 
 
 o speeilie.i; an.l the arrest .,f a si, i„, fl 
 
 I' not returned by that so 
 .>r good ertuse shown f 
 
 ■I lib 
 
 se 
 
 oiay, the jiid» 
 ^i>n t.) Iio;ir the act 
 
 or or in 
 
 .juont procee.ling by default 
 
 IS to as- 
 
 /"'iiiim, and the rules f. 
 
 ■•'■ /"ir/>', that 
 
 on 
 
 uidiictiiig a 
 
 cause 
 
 by pi 
 
 liosti 
 
 no linnet 
 
 IH'tition an.l proof, are to be appHcabl 
 
 or 
 ea 
 
 ).in.om 
 
 tor which jiurpose 
 
 <'"t may take place 
 
 '5ary to the .suit of 
 Wages, which 
 
 th 
 
 e act, instead of the 
 
 fopy of of subtri 
 
 a manner for hi 
 IS (.ailed 
 
 original, which the m 
 
 • •fi.ui of 
 
 a cause 
 wages, in 
 
 inner may pro- 
 
ho ftflidiivifH on 
 
 iiit.V. tniisf ho 
 
 li<" iiriii'for ap- 
 
 tln' I'niidc HO 
 
 'tide i.« pon- 
 
 I'o xiifiiod liy 
 
 li'> iiro to 11 1'- 
 
 Jii(l;,'(> or xiir- 
 
 ■I'SOIK'C <l(' th,. 
 < ill tll(> SIltIK", 
 
 "I'iKimil iifli- 
 t'^- So lurtlicr 
 nncnt.s nrv to 
 iM'ivcd, iiiilcMv 
 
 l<i^'<' obfllilUMl 
 
 I'fitioii. Tlic 
 ' ii|i|Miint the 
 C 1111(1 thcrc- 
 >ln' iitJid.'ivifs 
 ) 1)0 miido for 
 »fi\, and oni' 
 iroctor, to 1)(. 
 1 when tho 
 U'lit in. Tho 
 al.so to make 
 wn oonn.xol. 
 s to the |)M'- 
 l'"r lii'aring, 
 "f papers, 
 i<l the saino 
 forcinj^ oho- 
 e. are to ho 
 eaiiso eon- 
 : proof, 
 
 llrrx' Wdi/rn. 
 
 ition« as to 
 . the snljse- 
 
 hy defanit 
 10 rules for 
 « by plea 
 
 iipplieahio 
 inor for his 
 ed a eause 
 wages, in 
 
 may pro- 
 
 ;""' ,"'- '■'•• •-• tiH.':i , ; ; 'i'y- •;"• •'"• payment of h.,t. 
 
 '■'■"f'"- ;■•• "'<• -vn„, ,1 ' ! '7 '"""1^ .Hi,|„„n any ap- 
 ";>■ I"—"-' .j-.intly i,r om: h„"/"i" "'". ^"'i'^'y "<■ the 
 
 hi; 
 
 .iiTion 
 W 
 
 '■""''•^'«''l. th.. ,.;ni,se 
 
 \M.en,,napp,.,,ai„...i,^,i,,.„ ;: , ■'"' l;'—'-!.^ I'.v net on 
 
 :'""■"."•" -' "le defendant f, , ' ""."'^^ l""l'--. pio......d ,;; 
 
 ;■■"".'•"-' ""'I .^l.ip-. I ; ' ,; "•"•'" "■ 'iHendent, on his a . 
 
 '"■"" "-y are so hr ! , ' '",: -'""i'H'ted in ,hat man- 
 in. -"' nei, lor whirh piirpos,. he mmf 
 
 ■';''<•' I. if in nmonform '"'"•' "'" .'"•'^'- >' ..-i.„ . 
 
 ;""' l;'-''i"^' no s, ,' ' '"•;?••;,"••'•'•; l.-in.' in ... lihoi. 
 
 "•'■• ■^'"'"I'l -f.ite he hi i , , ;'".'■" ""' "•"•'■"'" is ex- 
 
 ;;!;;v;:' -'P;. i-<o.n.a;:;*'f;. x ;:;,?■•""/'"• "•«'-"'^- "^« 
 
 -"^ '•"■■•"Id the refusal of pHV el '""' "'"'' '"' "-^Indit- 
 
 £ :;p"^>^^ ™^;::.i;;;: ^'^-'i-.^' >. 
 
 ;."'''".ee..laim...aol,, ,,,„.; '"//--.., 
 
 "I plea IS Ici-m,.d ,1 J.,,, J heso eaiisos niav .,]w I 
 
 i;'";™-»"'i-'i. I..,;,.;.;- i-»«ii.»<i i,v ,:z,;z ;;; 
 
 "'■•"•- t'MlH-end the aetionn,;v v • • 
 ,""""• ^\ '"•" '■ont.stod, (he -'^^""^'""'/" ///vA.SV,,/ 
 
 rr;-^f ^;-i"H;HE - '"^ ^"^ ' ' ■ 
 
 I Those sou. ... .• . T' "f "" li'V"l-^t;„„. 
 
 IIOSO .«||it.s 
 
 ""'•"'t"<l bv d,.f„Ml 
 
 I'liiy likowisc be lii'<triiit 
 
 l"i IKIIil, 
 
 '" Virtue (d' 
 
 or 
 
 <i»<l Hhips may be .soM 
 
 a, a 
 
 ocree of the ] 
 
 Th 
 
 Unix rihii 
 
 I' xllf' 
 
 III 
 
 'I ''. 
 
 ir, 
 
 eso pro 
 
 'C instituted 
 
 'ec'iiti(,ns 
 
 •'H'l only 
 "" t^^"!.. plaint by 
 
 \c\ 
 
2(52 
 
 1UI,KS AND RK(JII,ATH>\S, C. \\ A. 
 
 nn (ifTiccr in his nuijot-fy'n navy. > to prooood lik( 
 
 ami iiinlcr tlic diiccfinii of t| 
 lord liifjli Jidiiiiral, or tlie coiii- 
 in 
 
 "tlior siiitfi, hy 
 
 K' j.iciiaiid jirr.of, with fh(«f( 
 
 iifC <'.Vf('|)tions : 
 
 i. -•.«!(> JUT," for executing tho j Int. On th 
 
 oftiee of lord liigh iidiiiirul of I) 
 
 tlio rniteil Kiiif^dom, or of sonu! d<'feii(|aiit 
 
 f articles or j)lcn 
 
 ono o 
 
 f the admiral 
 
 a!,s or eiptn- 
 
 le.d 
 
 nff admitted to j.roof, tb 
 """>'f be assigiKMl t( 
 
 mandors-in-chief of the naval 
 squadrdns abroad, and arc to wlietl 
 
 '•le Ml act of court. 
 
 a reas( 
 
 ler 
 
 with 
 
 in 
 
 bo conducted in the lollowinj,' { jdoaded. which 
 
 manner 
 
 "fibic time, K^'iiTall, 
 
 he denioiJ tho facts 
 
 if termed jriving 
 
 An aflidavit of two j)er.«on.i I contesecH tl 
 
 j u nejrative issue, or whether h 
 
 is to bo oxhibiteil by the proc j^ivi 
 
 own. statin^^ the i 2ndly. I,, ,.,,so of 
 
 tor for the ci 
 
 name and description of tho I tive i 
 
 party intended to be proceeded : court niavl 
 
 icm, which i.-! termed 
 ng an jifliirnative issue. 
 
 aKain.st, an<i detailing,' the par- [ nounced.'on which occa 
 tlciilars of th« offence commit- I defendant 
 led, which allidavit, 
 
 an affirma- 
 
 ue, the jud;fmeiit of the 
 
 c immediately pro- 
 
 ^inn the 
 
 short case, h to be delivered t 
 
 th a i exhibit iillidav 
 
 s to be allowed h 
 
 i.s in mitiijatii 
 
 tho advocate for tho crown to the oil 
 move the judge to decree the j ;{rdl 
 
 • I of punishment, but not to de 
 
 warrant of arrest, 
 
 wh( 
 
 , in I answers in writ 
 
 )n 
 
 ny 
 ence charged. 
 
 y. Extended personal 
 
 making the decree, is to specify I ferent iiosit 
 tho amount of tho bail to be I of the articl 
 given as ho shall consider .suf- 
 ficient to ensure the personal 
 apjiearance of the party prose- 
 cuted when judgment shall bo 
 
 ing to the dif- 
 
 lons or averments 
 es cannot bo re- 
 quired from the defendant. 
 
 4thh 
 
 AVh 
 
 ore a, negative 
 
 'lie IS given, the defendant 
 
 pr 
 
 onouncec 
 
 Thi!^ 
 
 amount 
 
 may be at liberty t 
 
 to be stated in tho action book 
 and on the face of the warrant. 
 Tho marsh.al is then to execute 
 tho warrant by tho arrest of 
 the person of tho otVender, who 
 is to bo liberated on giving 
 suflicicnt bail, which is to be 
 
 def 
 
 o 
 
 ffer 
 
 ensive 
 
 I'l 
 
 ca. 
 
 if tl 
 
 After tho evidence is tak 
 
 en. 
 
 le judge shall decide that 
 the charge is estal)lished. he 
 will proceed to give sente 
 
 taken in the usual manner. 
 
 On the 
 
 ap])earance being 
 
 given, tho proct(tr for the crow 
 is to be assigned to exhibit 
 articles i)leading the otfence 
 
 imjiosing the fines due by la 
 on the defendant aiidcondemn- 
 
 nce. 
 
 w 
 
 ing him in the costs 
 
 n very 
 
 aggravated cases, the dofond- 
 int inay also be imprisoned for 
 
 a limited time 
 
 Affidavits in 
 
 within a short time to bo spoci- i off 
 lied by the judge. ' 
 
 Those articles are to be pre- 
 pared by the proctor for tho 
 crown, and may be settled by 
 counsel, and the cause is then ' Th 
 
 mitigation may bo oflTored and 
 are to be received when the 
 once has been proved by 
 evidence. 
 
 § 19. Suits far Siilroije. 
 
 ordinary course of pro- 
 
itlicr suits, hy 
 ■itli the f(.Il,.w"- 
 
 rtit^lcs or pica 
 to jiroof, tho 
 b<' Hssi^ricd to 
 ■ coiirf. within 
 mo, gcnor.illy 
 lioH tho facts 
 tcTiiiod givin^C 
 or wlictlicr he 
 liich i.-: tcnncMl 
 tivo issue. 
 of an afTirina- 
 • i;,'niont of the 
 lediatoiy jiro- 
 li oi'casion the 
 bo allowed to 
 in niitij^ation 
 It not to deny 
 ed. 
 
 led j)ersonal 
 If,' to the dif- 
 or averments 
 aniiot bo re- 
 lefendant. 
 
 a negative 
 ho defendant 
 ty to offer a 
 
 nco is taken, 
 ' decide tliat 
 tahlished, he 
 ivo sentence, 
 s due by law 
 md eoiuleinn- 
 sts. In very 
 the dofcnd- 
 iijirisoiicd for 
 Affidavits in 
 ! offered and 
 3d when tlic 
 l)rovod by 
 
 Sdlnifje. 
 urse of pro- 
 
 RI'I.K.S AM. l(K(;iI,ATI()NS C. 
 
 poodin 
 
 hut in < 
 
 anco is ^'ivon the 
 
 ;,' is by rtct on jM-tition, of<'(MinsoI Th 
 ••iHes whore no appear- not ,.revior.«Iv 
 
 I 
 
 1)0 f.r..seciit..d by defaolf 
 
 o siiit^ iniiy ciisos, bo loft 
 
 "•'' •*• 26.T 
 
 aflidavit need 
 in other 
 
 I'reviously, a- 
 
 ■ 'iiiti/ii. 
 
 Til 
 
 o property must ( 
 
 "r //( On this oc 
 
 cas 
 
 m 
 
 in tho rej^istrv. 
 ion, the judj^o or 
 
 no account )„• rcloa"s«. 
 
 'irrost until a value shall" bi^ t 
 
 agreed upon between tl 
 
 «'irro;.afo is to bo attends by 
 
 1 from the proctor 
 
 ra 
 
 tios and alle^'od 
 
 r; and the judco 
 par- the aflidavit, if it 
 
 iinsel, and re;^ 
 
 in miniito of tory, will 
 
 court, which is to be entered d 
 
 by th 
 nation book 
 
 L?IS- 
 
 on reading 
 ^>o satisfao- 
 <>n motion of counsel 
 
 <• rc^'istrar in tl 
 
 lie assi 
 
 •^'•loo tho warrant 
 
 Iff- persons in general to 
 
 citing nil 
 
 fftl 
 
 '0 Value cannot bi 
 
 'ind answer to th 
 
 appear 
 
 iipr.n, a decroo of n 
 
 igreed (!ee<ling in 
 
 a causo of 
 
 in 
 
 ont must be extracted bv tl 
 
 pj.raiso- sion. The warrant h 
 
 party jiro- 
 
 posses- 
 
 aving boon 
 
 proctor for the sal 
 ociited find ret 
 
 "' ■^crve.l ,,„ the ship is to b 
 
 vors. and ex- tiirne.l into th 
 
 10 re- 
 
 irnod infi 
 
 h; for(> the property is rel 
 
 >Mrt if no 
 
 registry, and 
 
 Tl 
 
 11" constat of tho val 
 
 eased, with 
 
 appearance bo giv 
 
 in a month fn 
 
 on 
 
 necessary both f( 
 
 th 
 
 •!• regil.iti 
 
 o amount of bail to be td 
 
 lie is turn, the judj^e, if „.„,.,„ 
 *'""' """ '.f'c I-'irty proceedin-h 
 
 m such ro- 
 itistied 
 
 an-l t 
 
 the finii|"h 
 
 guiding th 
 
 Ki'ii 
 
 a m 
 
 as 
 
 lO'irini 
 
 •Ig' 
 
 U-'-ity of the legal interest 
 
 proper reiuunerat 
 
 in 
 
 at I IS, on the affidavit 
 
 fixing a j brought in or on f 
 
 ervicos of the sal 
 
 i"n for tho if ne 
 
 urthi 
 
 originally 
 
 ref 
 
 property saved 
 
 vors, with ' (. 
 
 cessarv. 
 
 proofV 
 
 •n motion of 
 
 orenoo to the value of tho i next re-^ul 
 
 § 20. r, 
 
 'dliicn ,,f p 
 
 'l>lllfS>ll(,)l 
 
 The 
 
 nienco 
 
 so oausos aro to 
 
 by th 
 
 »t tho suit of th 
 
 entry of an act 
 
 coin- 
 
 ord 
 be del 
 
 x'ing exhibited 
 
 counsel on tho 
 
 ii'Iy adjourned court 
 
 !ocroo to 
 
 •ay, by interlocutory d 
 
 or possession of tho shin to 
 party pro- 
 
 vercd to th 
 
 cooding, or if noc 
 
 ^ij 
 
 essary to as- 
 na further limited time for 
 
 ion ' entering an 
 
 appearance, and 
 
 owner of a 
 
 in th 
 to be 
 
 m 
 
 owners or : on any subsequent re^'ul 
 
 e s 
 
 hi 
 
 'ijority of interest i adjourned 
 
 arly 
 
 p. and a warrant 
 
 court -day in lik' 
 
 iJ-suecl to obtain p 
 
 IS • manner pronounce his d 
 
 
 
 ''ion thereof fr( 
 
 ses- which is issued by th 
 
 wh 
 
 o may withhold tho 
 amount of action n 
 
 »ni any party from tl 
 
 10 registry. 
 
 ecroo, 
 registrar 
 
 •me. 
 
 Iiould any party appear to 
 
 iiif^erted in the acti 
 iin the face of th 
 
 eed bo , contest tho right of 
 
 n book, or th 
 
 A 
 
 e warrant. 
 
 o cause 
 
 to 
 
 n aflidavit of th 
 
 act on 
 
 proceeding is to b 
 
 c liarty ! the sh 
 
 by th 
 
 proctor, and laid bcf, 
 
 prepared custody of th 
 
 mnsel, with a short 
 
 iiig the cir 
 
 case Stat- 
 
 >re I final hcarinL'. 1 
 
 possession, 
 proceed by 
 petiti<m and affidavits, 
 ■p leuiainiiig in the 
 ■ o court, until tho 
 
 g, because the ob- 
 
 C 11 
 
 instances, in order 'ol>t 
 
 ii^f't of tlie suit, which 
 
 IS 
 
 to move for the warrant, whicl 
 can be obtained oidy 
 
 • in actual possession of tl 
 
 to 
 
 'lO 
 
 on motion secured 
 
 property, cannot otherwise bo 
 
 ':| 
 
 : ,*| 
 
Il f 
 
 2(\4 
 
 nri.rn WM f!Kr,tr, trrovs 
 
 c. v. 
 
 I 
 
 \>«t\ nn ititcrldciiforv <loiTf 
 
 h<Mli^ 
 
 |>ininMiiK'('(| in favour <.(' t|,,. v,il 
 
 <' "he l»(>lon<,'y, tn t| 
 
 <fr |iaif.v, a (lecrcc (.f j, 
 
 L'iili 
 
 ."OstJion is f(. lie i.-fdjoil 
 'iikI.v 
 
 a inl 
 
 VilllM 
 
 .'I 111. I 
 
 K' ;iiii<iiiiit 
 ■■I 
 
 ivit. 
 
 "!" Iii- shares, which 
 to !.(> ,s(,ite«l in th(. 
 
 And 
 
 th 
 
 II 
 
 t' Miit on proof liy iilh.lavit (| 
 
 t'l 
 
 inn^' (he ilciuniicncc o|' ,,iisiv In- I 
 
 I;"vit. wjiirh tu'cl not 
 
 "il"'ii fhi.M afli- 
 
 <'ft in th.' 
 
 priMi- 
 
 ^'i.slr.v. 
 
 :iK L'.vhihitod that the .ship 
 
 rr^ister is in tho 
 
 |ioss{'.ssion of 
 
 arnlicrs is f,, ]„ 
 
 !in.v person whomsoever. 
 
 oniisci t 
 
 o issni 
 
 th 
 
 surroj^jitc in 
 inovcil hy 
 
 I'icnition niav Ix' is. 
 I 
 
 IM'( 
 
 'I'lirinK Inni to brin;,' it in. or 
 
 11 iirri'st. 
 
 "• wiirrant of 
 
 shew cai 
 
 in th 
 
 ISO why it shonld not tlic s| 
 
 •' action slntiild he entered 
 e amount of the value of 
 
 be brought into the registry to ,•,.(.,! 
 
 .•ires of the 
 
 party pro 
 
 abide tho 
 
 Or, after the I 
 
 event of tlie suit, d 
 
 iii.i,'. and in ti further 
 
 le sjiii) 
 
 tl 
 
 th. 
 
 (he jnd 
 of. 
 
 i.Minns:, should iiud 
 
 '■rate sum to e.iver the 
 
 IllO- 
 
 e.)sts : 
 
 ps rejjister remain in \essel is t 
 possession .jf any j,ers.,n. iillowe.l't 
 
 "11 bail beinj.' given, tho 
 
 CO may, on 
 
 proof there- u^^v. 
 
 le release.! and 
 proeoed on her voy- 
 
 if.sue a nioniti.Mi direitin 
 
 1111 to deliver up the snme to fer 
 e party in whose favour th 
 
 Tn 
 
 ease 
 
 -f th 
 
 tl 
 
 deereo has been mad. 
 
 Causes of pos.-ession may al.- 
 be e<, 
 at th 
 
 'ii« as to the val 
 
 Jiarti. 
 
 <lif- 
 
 uo of tho 
 
 vessel, she must be appriiised 
 "iider the auth.uity of the 
 
 eonducted by plea and'i.ioof the «| 
 •'■e option of either party 
 
 " ''"lilt ; an.I the aetujil 
 
 I are; 
 
 <eeil 
 
 >r th. 
 
 aiiic of 
 
 I'arty pro- 
 
 5 9 
 
 I. Art 
 
 iiig at the peri... J ..f giving 
 
 ion til tthtti 
 
 III .Sitiuiti 
 
 bail, whether the ship b 
 
 lor the x(,jf Jictuni ,,/ '„ to 1 
 
 liaised or not. is the a 
 
 ViHuel 
 
 b 
 
 le ree.ivered 
 
 e ap- 
 inount 
 
 'lid shall lilt 
 
 111 en so the 
 
 Actions of this dcserij.ti 
 
 imately be pro- 
 
 oceiir wl 
 
 dissatislie.l with" th 
 luent of his 
 
 on 
 
 Th 
 len a part owner is be b. 
 
 noiineed to be forfeit.'. | 
 
 e i'iintii of the arrest 
 
 .ire to 
 
 e niaiiatre- 
 
 eo-owners. ami re- bail by the .lefend 
 
 quires the ship to bo restr 
 
 fr.im jiroeeeding on a v.iy 
 mtil bail shall 1 
 
 "•lie by the party j.roeeed- 
 
 iiig; and the eosts ..f .rivin.)- 
 
 ant. unless 
 
 see cause to 
 
 lined the judi 
 
 shall 
 
 given for 
 
 age ..r.ler ..tlierwisi 
 
 ler 
 
 te return t.i the p.ut to th 
 
 In tl 
 
 10 event of the 1 
 
 which she l>el(u 
 
 An ailidavit .if the party 
 
 tl 
 
 e vessel bcf.)re h 
 
 .)SS of 
 er return to 
 
 le port to which she bel 
 
 .)ngs 
 
 first to be mad 
 
 e setting f.irtli r 
 
 th 
 
 ho is the legnl owner, that I 
 
 nun-.ber of shares ..f which 
 
 i^« (until which time the bail bond 
 r^'c.) the party 
 
 euiiiins in f. 
 
 di 
 
 isatistied with tin 
 
 10 It 
 
 inanage- 
 
 |iiiiicipal an.I his suret 
 
 les ni 
 
 ay 
 
 ment of the shij), and is do 
 
 ons of obtaining bail for her tl 
 safa return to tho port to which 
 
 -ic called .m by nioniti.)n t 
 
 ow cause why they should 
 
 e amount of 
 
 ecognizanccs, in order 
 
 ir- n.)t bring in th 
 
 leir 
 
 t.) abi.le th 
 
 jud 
 
 giiient ..f the 
 
 for t 
 am.) 
 in tl 
 warr 
 
 n.M'e: 
 
 rant, 
 be s( 
 sh.irt 
 f.tun. 
 there 
 there 
 to be 
 into t 
 
 iiion 
 wan 
 iiig i 
 file i 
 
 petiti 
 ills a I 
 wjirrn 
 
in i.Ks AM) RKfM-r.ATinvs. r. 
 
 2R5 
 
 ' 
 
 '"""■• T.".).f..intl,i.m..„ifi„n 
 nil atli.lHvir must h.. oxliil.ir,.,! 
 -h"«i„i; tlu.i fl„. |,„„,| |,„, |„,.* 
 '■"""• »-ircit...l. ,.,,H it ,„i,.f Im. 
 "'"V'l for by foun.-,,| hcfor,. 
 tlic jiiilifc or j<urriii;ii(c' TIk- 
 '""."i'i"ii wImmi ..l.taiiKMl r."- 
 'inircs fiorsotial .s.Tvi.-c. 
 
 /Ii"iil.| an a|.|M-,iraii.-c. »„. 
 J-'iV'i. aiKl f|,o suit 1,(. n,n- 
 
 """•''• "'" |'l-.H.t.,r (.ftlM« l,!,|fV 
 
 l"-"."i'i"lin- i. to l„. asM;;,,'.,! to 
 'IHivor aiiart.,,, [...fiti.,!. rof|„. 
 ailvcrsc lin, .•(..•• .....I .1. 
 
 '" '''"•'• '^""'itf iif.„n all ,,^,. 
 "ons to apixMir nn.l -h.,w ../mho 
 «hy tho proportv sl„.„M „„f 
 ;'." '••"''I"'">"-I. .'I tl„. ,.x,,ira- 
 •on of a y,.,,ran.| .. .lav m.m 
 
 "".;■"""". "'■ '»'" «-arnu,t. a. 
 '"■""■* aiHl [M'r<|iii.-it.vs „r his 
 "'!'.l''--'.v i" his .,m.M. nf .,,1 
 !""•"">■; TIh. M,n„iti.,„ i, f„ 
 '•' '"••"I- rrlMrnal.l,. at tl.reo 
 "•■""..< att,.r,ts.|,,t...Hn.li fo 
 '"• ■-«■"•.., 1 l.y am.vin-fhp„ri-'i. 
 ""• '■"• " short ti.n.. oithorT.n 
 
 is Umm. tu tako <h,- sa„„. ' " , ''""'•f-lious,. or on tho ,.x- 
 
 on potiti ,n. ^ '^ "' >'"'>''li.'int.<. ,„• as fh.> 
 
 "^"tf<- of th(. ,.o|unv or s,..H,. 
 
 on [M'titi ,n. 
 
 i -1.. Ihri I ill i ',/«( y. 
 
 "^"tf<- of th(. ,.o|unv .,r s,.t,i,.. 
 '"ont may ho. an.l hy loavinif 
 
 In oases „tM....Hi,.t tho action ^!:^l^ "l" 'J^^''"' "'' '''i^ 
 '•ant extract...! hv th.- .■>•..♦,. p" 'h.'Uy. so that the 
 
 "•••"— i-nm;?;!;Li;;";.;: ;:;:"::::; 'i:,.t r-'^'r-'^ 
 
 .itnount .,»• ....», ,,„ 1...:..- . . •, . "lY '"^''y fo reach fh,. 
 
 into the re^rjstrv 
 
 After the h'osc of H "'.",' ^'"' ■"•""<' '^'i. ml. j }„. ,„,.th- 
 
 -"^i.^ <vlm t;;'';:tu .. 'r -:,;;' :,s- :^ t' 'r "'''"•'"'•■' 
 
 »'i>-n.Mt (the property rema - , ., •'"'";: I''*-' ''i'<-'i-n 
 
 ■"K in the c„sto.lv „f the c. rt) ll e ^f T '"• '"' ••'""•'• "•"' 
 
 cl>,'o.onthenextre<n,I riv .'isfr'; '"'^ '"'"' '"^" ^''« «•«-- 
 
 .•II,,. I ^ 1 '^ . • »'■ ".* • 
 
 '"n lo uie eiisto. V of the coiiit ^ fl,„ . .' "OK.an.i 
 
 tl'o.i"cl>.e.onthonex;;;;,Si 1*"^.^"" '"'" '"^" ^''*^ ••- 
 
 ■•Kijonrne.l c,,i,rt-.lav. at th'o " \* \\ ■ • 
 
 ''i-.Il..C;.tion iLonrt'tSat t e i ' i .;;";. '";;' "'" 'ri"-" "^ 
 
 "■arranthasheonreturne.ini. ,, . "'"''"'^- '' "" "•••■'■m or 
 
 ^vnrcls of ilneo ,non ' .. i '''''" ■'"■^^'V" '^-^ ^i^on for tho 
 
 that n.. appeantn e 1 'i; "*^""7-''-,"'" .)"'if<o. .m the next 
 
 Miven, i. t!.' ::Z^\ ;.,:;" -^'"-'3- a.ljo„rno.l co„r,-.,a;! 
 
 a monition is t 
 
 proceed to eond 
 
 cmn by 
 
2(10 
 
 RI'I.KH AM> KKfJfl.ATIO.VH, C. 
 
 V. A. 
 
 Hontonoo thn |.iu,„.rt.v ii.s .lr..itH roMtitut 
 
 (Mill 
 
 |iCT.|UIS|t|.x of hi.M lllltJcMty JM t 
 
 inn (if tho firojinrfy. h» 
 
 III Ills nllico ufiKlrniriilfv. Tl 
 
 "••"nscnf fu fh,. H.iino h.-intf 
 
 in rcfttorcil, which 
 
 Honfon.-o is tn h,. ,.r,.|,anM| |,y ,.o„„s,.I 'h,.f, 
 
 on innfion of 
 
 th 
 
 pnirfor, who !,s to milk 
 
 iiiirco 
 
 py th 
 
 •' H bo iiniiioiiiiifelv il 
 
 (1 Uio jiKljf.. m 
 
 iiv 
 
 r<;ul.r„i thojii.ijfo'H i,H,nt „f the siil 
 
 <>n« (in pjiy 
 
 il?no(l fxpenHCM 
 
 ^'|«Il.■ltll^(^ whi.-h is to I 
 
 ill ■•«"irt in |.i(..M(..nc(. of tho ro- crown 
 
 «iKtrur, tin<l a ci-rtKicato is to yfitiit 
 
 Th 
 
 viitfc, and ttif 
 "11 hchftif of the 
 
 •' inHtniincnt of rc- 
 
 I 
 th 
 
 n! Jiddcil hy tl 
 
 Hontcnco, and 
 
 «' rc>;iHtrar on tho roj^ist 
 
 ion IS to |„. prepared l.y 
 
 iiiiido in th 
 
 of til 
 
 ni unite from the 
 
 r.ir. and oxtracti'd 
 
 C (IMS 
 
 KiKiiC'l. 
 
 same havini' hoc 
 
 ^nation hook tor for tho c| 
 
 ro^fistry hy the j 
 
 n HO toro.st.x of salv 
 
 a I III ant. 
 
 Th 
 
 iroc- 
 I' in- 
 
 orn are iilwavs t 
 
 I'h 
 
 o owners of property pro- if resfit 
 
 <■ protected, and to ih 
 
 (I 
 
 IS end, 
 
 coedod against as derelict 
 
 may and if salv 
 
 iition he oonsontcd U 
 
 iK<' h 
 
 »IT<'.'ii- at any time heforc tho previously „aid 
 
 as not bee 
 
 ton 
 
 iiination of tho can 
 
 ail t 
 
 t'laim tho name without bo 
 liable to any f 
 
 so. and soverei^Mi lord the kiin' in 1 
 
 cos of eonfiimac 
 
 in>? o(Iie(> of ad 
 
 incurred prior to fhoir aiii> 
 111..... 'PI. ., 1 • . . II 
 
 Mltli 
 
 (•lent t 
 
 iiiiraify, in 
 
 o our 
 
 Its 
 
 II sum 
 
 Jiiii'o. The claim witl 
 
 r- must be Riven bv t 
 
 o answer salvage, 
 
 davit 
 
 in verilication thereof, i.-- th 
 
 1 an afli- on behalf u{ th 
 
 wo persons 
 owners before 
 
 to bo drawn by tho proctor, and to b 
 should sot forth tl 
 
 instrument of restitiit 
 
 <" issued. 
 
 on IS 
 
 don 
 
 ow 
 
 CO, and occupation of th 
 
 10 name, resi- If Uio title to th 
 
 o proj>orty is 
 
 nor. the title .f fhe party t 
 
 ontosted. the cau.se mu.st 
 
 and tli(! identity of. tlic! sh 
 
 o, on to be heard i 
 
 come 
 
 n court ; a can 
 
 goods claimed. Docu 
 
 ip or and papers bein« dolivorcd 
 
 exhibits in 
 
 lonts or counsel as 
 
 "pport of tho atll- cansoa. 
 
 aso 
 to 
 in other contested 
 
 davit may be annexed thereto. 
 
 "'hen tho claim and aflidavit ; § 27, P 
 
 Wh 
 have boo 
 
 the 
 
 n settled by counsel 
 proctor is to attend his i 
 
 roHectinns foi- lircfH'h 
 
 \f thr Hi'mi 
 
 III- i,r Nitvifjnt 
 
 ion 
 
 party before tho jiid^'o 
 rogate, to bo sworn to th 
 in th 
 
 or snr- 
 
 e presence of the ic>,'istrar. I th 
 
 o^aino! An aflidavit is to bo made 
 
 and the .judj,'e will tl 
 
 seizor, detailing; tl 
 
 to h 
 
 m tl 
 
 ear on admi- 
 
 ion assifi;n j of the seizure and th 
 mces attendintr the 
 
 >n th 
 
 oreof 
 
 10 next court-day, or at i which 
 
 uiy other time to be by h 
 
 nil 
 
 in the case of 
 
 logroinuLs 
 "ircum- 
 •«aine, to 
 
 cln,^' seized, is to b 
 
 II vessel 
 
 ti.\cd, of which not 
 
 ^rM"*?i'^N:'"-^'f-. A copy i be;n"dei;;;;rJd 
 
 K'o IS to be I all original i)ai 
 
 IS i „,,.... I 1 ,1- ' . ' 
 
 of the aflid 
 
 bo 
 
 frown, and if the 
 
 ivit and claim is 
 
 annexed 
 >ers that have 
 lip at the timo 
 
 given to the proctor for th 
 
 to j of seizure, and which must b 
 
 tho 
 
 cou 
 
 ! veritied in the affid 
 
 Town be sati.«fied that th 
 
 nsel for i the shij/s i 
 
 ♦ I, „4 il. - .1 ' 
 
 .IV it. 
 
 Or if 
 
 party daimin- is entitled to i or d 
 
 concealed, thrown 
 
 apcrs have been 
 
 overboard, 
 
 estroycd, the fact of 
 
 nich 
 
HI I m AM. RKfi(l„*TI(lN8. r. V 
 
 2n7 
 
 jiroporty. he 
 
 n iniifiori of 
 ' jiKl^n may 
 >no on |,,.|y". 
 t,'«. and file 
 '•If of (lin 
 I Ml ('lit of ro- 
 »rc|iiir<'(| hv 
 i pxfnictcll 
 )>' tho proc- 
 if. The in- 
 •c always tn 
 (n this (Mid, 
 )nsonto(l tn, 
 " not bi'i-n 
 >ail to oiir 
 kill!,', in liis 
 . ill a sum 
 T Ha!va;^e, 
 two persons 
 niTs bpfort) 
 Mtitiition is 
 
 firoporty is 
 imist coino 
 II It ; a caso 
 clivered to 
 • contested 
 
 'or /iriitrfi 
 NuviijatioH 
 
 made b> 
 10 grounds 
 10 ''ircuin- 
 
 3 S'lllllO, to 
 
 f A vessel 
 
 ' annexed 
 
 that have 
 
 the tinio 
 
 1 must be 
 i'it. Or if 
 nvo been 
 verboard, 
 t of such 
 
 foncealmonf <,i dfsfruction 
 shoiil.l be stated in the a.Ti- 
 davit. 
 
 The aflidavit is to l)e oxhib 
 'ted to the jud>;e or siirrojjate, 
 who is to drcree a monition to 
 ifsuo, returnable fourteen days 
 after norvii-e, eitinjj by naiin' 
 the owners, or persons inipli- 
 cnfeil (if known) in special. 
 and all others in jjeiieral, to 
 appear and show eaiise why 
 the fcrfeitiire «hould not bo 
 decreetl, and the penalties due 
 
 hy law pronoun 1 for: but 
 
 where the parties are not known 
 the iiioiiitioiis must only cite 
 all persons in j^eneral. 
 
 When the monition specifies 
 the names of the parties cited, 
 it must be persiuially served 
 • III them like other instruments 
 re(|uirinj,' personal service, and { 
 must also, like other monitions I 
 wiiere the names of parties are ! 
 not mentioiiod, be served on 
 the exchan;re or court-house, • 
 XT otlier j.iiblic place, as before i 
 directed respeotinj^ instruments 
 rerjiiirin;^ service nfjainst all 
 ]iersons in general. 
 
 The monition havin;^ been 
 served and no appearance beinjj 
 given, the jud;,'o is t.) proceed 
 l>y interl(K'utory decree to con- 
 demn the property : but suci). 
 <-ondemnatii.n is "not to take 
 Jilace on any other than a 
 regularly adjourned court-day, 
 •iiid not until the expiration of 
 fourteen days from the return 
 I't' the monition, and if it has 
 been ](ersonally served, the 
 judge may, without requirinff 
 any lurlher evidence than the 
 aflidavit to lead the m()niti(ui, 
 pronounce for the penalties 
 due by law. 
 
 ! If a personal service of tho 
 monition canuoi be eOecfd by 
 r>'j|v,,n that the persons named 
 therein have purposely ab* 
 sontod thomselves to avoid tho 
 «erviee, the jiidt;e may pro- 
 nounce a similar decree ; but if 
 he has reason to believe that 
 the persons named in tho mo- 
 nition are binul Jub ij^norant 
 thereof, ho !h to reserve his 
 jud>,Mnei.t so far as relates to 
 the penalties sued for, and also 
 as to the property, should any 
 doubt arise upon the evidence. 
 In tho ease of a monition 
 , '"iting nil persons in g(>neral, 
 I and not describing any [jerson 
 liy name, no penalties can be 
 pronounced for. but if the por- 
 -ons by whom the offence was 
 committed shall afterwarils bo 
 discovered a subse<iuent mo- 
 nition may be issued in the 
 same suit against him or them 
 for recovery of the pc-nalties. 
 
 In order to move for the in- 
 terlocutory decree, a case, with 
 a Copy of the aflidavit. nuLst bo 
 delivered to ciunscl. 
 
 A claim may be given on 
 behalf of the owners at any 
 time before the interlocutory 
 decree, and the claimant m,iy, 
 if he think tit. require tho 
 seizor to file an information or 
 lihel, to which the claimant 
 may f^ivo in a responsive plea 
 or allegation, and the case will 
 then proceed by plea and j.roof 
 in tho manner before men- 
 ti(mcd. 
 
 To the claim must be annex- 
 ed an af?iilavit, containin" the 
 names, descriptions, and resi- 
 dence of the owners, and a de- 
 tail of all the circumstances on 
 which the claimant means to 
 
f 
 
 2(i8 
 
 un.y.ft A\n RK(;rr-ATro\s 
 
 rol.v ns iho <^rnun>h ,,f hin i,],-ioo 
 'Icfcncc. ' 
 
 The claim nrnl iifl'nljivit 
 I! l)rcj)(ircil jiiid f,'iv(,Mi in 
 
 ncfonlinf,' tn th( 
 
 Visions .,f the ;')Hfli 
 
 irn 
 
 t.. li 
 
 fire tho sjiid ii<-f. 
 
 ^oction 
 
 irof'tcd in (iciclicf 
 
 Ii 
 
 1 iinliT f( 
 
 in (•( 
 
 nipli 
 
 pli.'in''c with the n.'t of .iffho h 
 
 '>"f jilnints Avhicli hnvo h 
 
 roniody coin- 
 
 rv, c. 114, 
 
 i"ity niiist li 
 
 tlio fliiirnanf in tl 
 
 fferli 
 
 finy cliiim can li 
 
 Pivcn .in l.ehalfof 
 
 ^P.i'U- nil the col 
 
 ocn made 
 
 urfhcnsoinc Inw charj^os 
 
 on iir()('ccdin"s 
 
 onic 
 
 in rcvcnno cases ofsniall val 
 
 n,c^, to answer costs bet 
 
 o Sinn of.aU) U j., ,|i,-,.rf,.d. that 
 
 ore 
 
 of 
 
 lie, 
 any niiinbor 
 
 I 
 
 c rcccivcil. 
 
 ■'cizurcs, not excccdinc 
 
 .J"<lK 
 
 I>'in a claim licimr filed, tli 
 
 e, with the consent of thi 
 
 collector ;irMi com|itroll(!r of th 
 customs, may order the deliv 
 ry «f the j.roperty to tin 
 
 the a< 
 
 not iiidividiiallv 
 
 ■^inn of L'lOd, injiv I 
 
 in 
 
 rebate valiio f.idd. anil 
 
 exceeding; the 
 
 ie included 
 
 (da 
 
 inaiit on h 
 
 ^Mtii two siitl 
 
 ■^ ^'lvln^r |„,nd. |iroseciition,— 
 
 111 one monition, and that ditfe- 
 i-ent seizin^r ,,(}i,.,,,.^ ,„ 
 
 ccd conjointly in th 
 
 iiav jiro 
 
 an.- 
 
 icientsureties, to that th,= 
 wer double the value ..f the libel wh 
 
 same, as provided by the .■)Sth 
 sectiim of the said act. 
 
 I' 
 
 -a me 
 
 care being taken 
 
 e monition, and also the 
 
 ' ere that iiroceedin" is 
 
 The 
 
 1)1 
 
 'liiired, be dra 
 
 eoiirt, on Hie aj, plication stancr 
 
 y wiih the several 
 
 II conforma- 
 
 circiim- 
 
 of the otlicer of tl 
 
 •iistoins, or 
 
 ■'ind that the ditferent 
 
 JMirties interested, may, at 
 
 seizures bo described 
 
 time l)ofore cond 
 
 emnation, di- libel 
 
 my rate arti.des or 
 
 III sepa- 
 
 rect the property to be sold, if ,d>v 
 
 nr informati 
 
 counts of the 
 
 on. 
 
 it .shall satisfactoril 
 
 atlidavit that 
 
 • ppcar by the proceed 
 
 >viate any possible del 
 
 And t 
 
 fi "iile will b 
 
 • tlic 
 
 iieticial to all parties into- HI 
 
 rested 
 
 o 
 tiy in 
 
 nif^s of the seizing 
 
 er. any claimant is to be at 
 
 'crty to take out 
 
 Ul 
 
 icn a (dai 
 
 no libel 
 
 m 
 
 against the 
 
 Jirayed, the court 
 
 ven. jind three d 
 
 a monition 
 -•eizer, retiirnabio 
 
 Jiroceeil to adjudge the 
 
 mav 
 
 nys after service there- 
 
 '•''iiiining him immediately 
 
 upon the facts and 
 
 <'fi-«e I to proceed to the adjndi..at 
 
 stances stated in the aflidavits th 
 "' >''"'i''*: but if it shall th 
 
 eirciim- of the property 
 
 seize 
 
 <l. 
 
 ion 
 ''or 
 
 on 
 
 )tl 
 
 purpose, and also to enable 
 
 appear to the judge that the t 
 
 seizer to dctcn 
 
 nine Avhether 
 
 case 
 
 nich 
 
 not sufficiently proved 
 eviden.^.. he'may di- U-hanccoflncIml 
 
 rect ail inf 
 
 he filed by the 
 
 leave to the claimant t 
 
 • rmation or libel to i ure 
 
 ■■^eizer, and give 
 
 responsive allegat 
 
 til( 
 
 of 
 
 <M"-oceed separately as to one 
 
 eiziire, (.r to wait for the 
 
 ing other seiz- 
 
 me j)rocess, by a 
 
 on of the expenses 
 
 ^ in the sa 
 
 considerati 
 
 ease witnesses are to b 
 ined on both side 
 cause 
 and 
 
 ion : in which th 
 
 warelioiising and 
 
 c exam- out delay, 
 'ind the the probabl 
 
 e seizure, the seizer i* 
 
 nistody of 
 
 with- 
 
 will proceed a,« in ploa seizure does n„f 
 
 n all cases where 
 e amount of the 
 
 proot cases. After 
 
 demnation, the sal 
 
 con- 
 
 cxcced in val 
 
 e must tak 
 
 £1(10 to re])ort the facts t 
 
 uo 
 
 o ' registrar of the court. 
 
 o the 
 
" tho pro- 
 1 f-oction 
 
 nody coin- 
 bfcn iiukIc 
 Inw charrifos 
 
 |irnccc(|i|i.rs 
 
 'n.'iM v.'iliiT', 
 iny riiirnber 
 '••'o<lin<^ in 
 
 .Odd. and 
 'ooditi;; the 
 "' iii'-Iinlcd 
 1 fhtif ilitfo- 
 
 inay jiro- 
 
 tho sanio 
 f^iniT fakon 
 1(1 also the 
 cocdinf^ is 
 conforina- 
 il circuin- 
 ■^ (lifforonf, 
 1 in sopa- 
 its of the 
 And to 
 
 do lay in 
 10 soizing 
 .« to bo at 
 
 inonifion 
 etiirnablo 
 ice thore- 
 iiodiatoly 
 ndication 
 >d. For 
 to enable 
 
 whether 
 as to fine 
 
 for the 
 her seiz- 
 ['.«■«, by a, 
 J.xpenses 
 istody of 
 is, with- 
 3 where 
 
 of the 
 in Value 
 !.< to tho 
 
 2r,f) 
 
 Rtr,Ks Axn RKfitr.ATiovs. r. v. v. 
 In ease.i where it shill K,> ,„-.i • 
 
 ■;> "'r""y <Vf''J « 'y,:„: "■"■ '■■ '"■ """"■"'»■ 
 
 iinincdiately without waitinij 
 forofhprsei/.iire.s imd the value 
 IS under CldO. the several 
 •'hargcs of the proceedinj; and 
 iKljiidication are to be reduced 
 
 If the tender be refused, and 
 the court shall ulfimatelv eon- 
 sider the same to have been 
 
 sntlieient. theplaintitV. in.rone- 
 ral cases, is to be subject to mII 
 
 f-'-' rer c,,nt. upon the u- M » ""'?• '■' ^" '" ""''J""* '" "" 
 ••'■-gVs; and if^he proper; . th:'tr"'","T'' """"l"^'"^ 
 
 separately proccded \J^!t , .''^ '^<^'^" "'•''• b"t un.ler spe- 
 'loes not .xj.ecl the vah ■ o f ' • '•"•'•'""•Stances, where the 
 
 f.^O.one-halfof then a foe "'"";7"";" "^ ^his rule n,ay 
 -nlyaretobeeharJl it' f "''^:' ^*'*'> ■■"J"'^Hce or 
 
 "nly are to be charged 
 
 2.S. n,nn;,l R„I,,H to h, ol. 
 xrrrni in f'rorfirr.—Suf.thir 
 fi'in ,,f „f, Arfloii. 
 
 hardship, tho court inav exer- 
 cise its discretion by forbearin- 
 to condemn him in costs. 
 
 § oO. Ilrfrrriieen. 
 
 rn cases ,vl,ere a reference 
 
 chants, and to investigate and 
 
 reiKM-t on the matter. Tho 
 
 j merchants to be selected by 
 
 Whenever .a tender is „,ade l.e'IuE''" ""'' '"^'^''''■'^' ''^ 
 <»n behalf of a defendant to pay Th S' . . 
 
 a certain su.n of m<u.oy, U e thJ roc': 7'"'? '''J"" ""^''''^' 
 sum tendcrrxl ,„„..f k„ ui'.. ,"? "■}''. ^^S'^tmr is forthwith to 
 
 the 
 
 ui 
 
 in the 
 
 the 
 
 be 
 
 
 Hs?igiiafion book, and 
 proctor for the plaintiff is to 
 
 pnncipa!, or the! 
 
 agents. Ihe registrar is after 
 
 assigned to declare whethL-, 
 he will uccept tho tender ornot 
 
 wards to draw 
 
 T the investigat 
 
 up the result of 
 
 i joint deliberation th 
 
 gation, and of theit 
 
 eieon, in a 
 
270 
 
 lUI.KS AM) KKGCLATIONS, V. V. A. 
 
 written report, to be brought 
 into court, and a minute to 
 that efTect is to be thereujxpn 
 nuub' in the a,<signution book. 
 
 The jii(|;re is to diret't the 
 report to be confirmed, unless 
 objected to by either party 
 hy the Hucocedin;^ Mdjourncd 
 court-day. or within a time 
 to be limiled by Iiim, The 
 report may be confirmed at 
 the prayer of either of the 
 ]iro{fors!, and either may object 
 to the report wholly' or in 
 part; but the party objecting 
 must .so declare in act of 
 court, and i.s to^be a.ssigned by 
 the judge to deliver in an act 
 on petition, setting forth his 
 objections to the adverse jiroc- i 
 tor, within a time to be limited. '• 
 And the subsequent jiroceed- ! 
 ings are then to be conducted \ 
 as on all other acts on jietition. 
 
 § 31. Tiixdtion <>/ f'ostn. 
 
 The proctor of the party who 
 has obtained a decree or order i 
 condemning another party in ' 
 the costs, is to furnish the ad- 
 verse proctor and the registrar 
 each with a cojjy of his bill, 
 and to attend the registrar to 
 procure an apjiointment to tax 
 the same, of which notice is to ' 
 be given to the adver.se proctor, i 
 that he may be j)resent thereat; I 
 and if he shall decline, or ne- 
 glect to attend, the ta.xation 
 may ])roceed in his absence 
 iMxin ail .ithdavit being exhib- 
 ited ti) and filed with the regis- 
 trar, shewing that a cojiy of 
 the bill had been furnished, 
 and that twenty -four hours' 
 previous notice of the ap]K)int 
 inent had been given to him. 
 
 If the amount of the costs 
 ascertained by the registrar be 
 not forthwith paid, the registrar 
 is to re])i)rt the amount to the 
 court, when, if no objection bo 
 made, the judge is to sign the 
 bill, which completes the ta.xa- 
 tion, and a minute thereof i.-i 
 to be entered in the assignation 
 book. 
 
 If the adverse proctor be dis- 
 satisfied with the amount pro- 
 posed to be allowed, he is, on 
 the same being reported and 
 before the bill is signed b^ the 
 judge, so to declare in court; 
 and in that case the judge is 
 to assign him to deliver an act 
 on jietition in objection to the 
 taxation within a short time to 
 be specified, and subsequently 
 the same course is to be pursued 
 as in other acts on petition. 
 
 When the judge has signed 
 the bill, whether as originally 
 reported by the registrar, or 
 with any subsequent alteration, 
 he is to decree a monition for 
 payment thereof: and if the 
 costs be not immediately paid, 
 such monition n)ay bo extract- 
 ed and served as usual, and 
 may be followed up by attach- 
 ment if necessary. 
 
 § 32. IncidcHtdf Monitium. 
 
 In any cause, however com- 
 menced, monitions may inci- 
 dentally become necessary, 
 Avhich are to be made returna- 
 ble at a period to be fixed by 
 the judge; and if the tonor of 
 the monition bo not complied 
 with, the judge, on proof that 
 it has been duly served, may 
 enforce obedience thereto by 
 attachment. 
 
'>f the costs 
 
 registrar bo 
 I. the registrar 
 mount to the 
 > ohjectioii ho 
 is to sign the 
 L'tea the taxii- 
 ito thereof i.- 
 ic aHsignation 
 
 jroctor bedis- 
 ainount pro- 
 >'e(l, he is, on 
 reported Jind 
 ugned b^ the 
 ire in court ; 
 the judge is 
 leliver an act 
 ection to the 
 short time to 
 subsequently 
 to be ))ursu(:d 
 
 1 petition. 
 
 has signed 
 lis originally 
 registrar, or 
 nt alteration, 
 monition for 
 and if the 
 iliately })aid, 
 Y be extract- 
 usual, and 
 p by attach - 
 
 Monltioiif. 
 
 Dwever corn- 
 may inci- 
 necessary, 
 ido returna- 
 be fixed by 
 the tonor of 
 ot complied 
 1 proof that 
 served, may 
 thereto by 
 
 HII.KS A.Vn KPCII.ATIO.VS, C. V. A. 
 
 271 
 
 § .33, CommiHHionn. 
 
 Commissions to take bail, to 
 take the answers of parties to 
 a libel or allegation, to take 
 the oaths of pjirties or others 
 to athdavits, to examine wit- 
 nesses, and the like, may, un- 
 der the authority, and at the 
 discretion of the judge, issue 
 in cases where the parties re- 
 side at so great a distance 
 that the transaction of the 
 business by commitision will 
 be attended with less expense 
 than their personal aj)pearancc 
 before the court. 
 
 Commissions may also issue 
 lor the unlivery of a cargo, 
 for the appraisement or sale of 
 a ship or cargo, or for the 
 ai>praisement and sale of a 
 ■*hi]i and cargo in cases when, 
 by reason of the distance, the 
 marsh T cannot be convenient- 
 ly employed for the purpose 
 without great expense. 
 
 All commission.^ are to be 
 directed to respectable mer- 
 chants, or professional men 
 named by the proctors ; and 
 when they can agree thereto, 
 one comniissi(mer will be sufli- 
 cient, otherwise a commissioner 
 i^ to bo nominated by each 
 party. 
 
 § Tib. AjiJhii/h. 
 
 § 34, Actn on Pctitum. 
 
 In cases where any inciden- 
 tal matter may become the 
 subject of disj)ute, and either 
 of the parties shall desire it, or 
 if the judge shall deem it 
 necessary for his own satisfac- 
 tion to have the facts further 
 elucidated, he may direct the 
 circumstances to be set forth in 
 au act on petition. 
 
 I All appeals from decrees of 
 : the vice-adiniralty courts are 
 to be asserted by a party in the 
 suit within fifteen days after 
 i the date of the decree, which 
 I is to be done by the proctor 
 ; declaring the same in court,- 
 ami a minute thcrei.f is to bo 
 entered in tli(> assignation book. 
 And the party must also givo 
 bail within fifteen days from 
 the assertion of the appeal in 
 the sum of iJlOO sterling to an- 
 swer the costs of such appeal, 
 
 Tn all cases, however, in 
 which an appeal is asserted, 
 except respecting slaves, tho 
 judge may proceed to carry his 
 sentence into execution, pro- 
 vided the party in whose favour 
 the decree has been made givo 
 bail to abide the event of the 
 ajipeal, by two sureties in the 
 amount of the value of the pro- 
 perty or subject in dispute, to- 
 gether with the further sum of 
 i'lOO sterling to answer costs, 
 in the event of the same .jeing 
 aw-arded by the superior court. 
 The party appealing, having 
 complied with these regula- 
 tions, is then to cause the judge 
 and registrar to be served with 
 an inhibition from the high 
 court of admiralty, restraining 
 them from further })rocceding 
 in the cause, and also with a 
 monition to transmit tho pro- 
 cess. 
 
 This process will consist of a 
 fair copy of the ]irocecdings 
 under the soul of the viee-.ad- 
 iniralty court, to be made and 
 signed by the registrar, at the 
 expense of the party ordering 
 the same, which is to be trans- 
 
 V: 
 
 'l^'^~- 
 
Ij 1 
 
 II : : i 
 
 OTo 
 
 ni:r.KS Axn rkoi-latiovs. r. v, 
 
 niiftcd to the .« 
 piirsijiiiit to the monition 
 
 upcrior court entitled to the favoural.! 
 
 Til 
 
 o ])rocoe(ls, if in court. 
 
 «i<Ioration of tlie ,ju<ige. if 
 
 in the handx (tf any individ 
 
 or the next s 
 
 con- 
 
 on 
 
 ucceedinK roj^ular- 
 
 nju,-;t. on 
 that 
 
 "al, \y adjourned court-d 
 
 a special monition for xhall be sh 
 
 I)iirpo.-e beiuf,' served, be naf. 
 emitted to f».c registrar of the diat 
 
 own whv an 
 
 ay cause 
 
 high '-ourt of admiralty or court 
 of aj)peal. 
 
 § .it). /iii/uiiitt'.iiiH iix to the 
 Sittiiii/H „/ the Court, 
 
 licfore the rising of the court, 
 
 e judge is always to adjourn 
 
 ame to a day to be by him 
 
 ion made on 
 
 e eourt-(iay had not be 
 
 assig- 
 i'liy interuie- 
 
 compiicd with. 
 
 In like manner, wh 
 
 en 
 
 en an as- 
 
 or an 
 
 th 
 th 
 
 fixed at his disc^eti 
 
 clamation thereof is th 
 
 )n, and pro- 
 
 "ignation has been made f 
 aet to be done by a limited 
 time, shall not have been duly 
 C(miplie I with, and an inter- 
 mediate court-day shall hi. 
 Hiibsequi 
 eannot b 
 
 equently held, parties whr 
 
 .V possibility have!; 
 
 )een 
 
 eogni/ant of such intermediate 
 
 ereupon court, and who 
 
 to bo made in open court by the concl 
 marsli-il or ofTieer of th 
 
 may have very 
 
 iisive reason.s to alb 
 
 It 
 
 court, why they hav,; b 
 
 KO 
 
 noweyer, competent to the ; comply With such 
 
 j"»lj;:o, notwithstanding such 
 
 at 
 
 een unable to 
 assignation, 
 
 iiu(ournmcnt. subsequently to enf 
 
 not to be jirejudiced by tl 
 
 til) 
 
 or dj 
 
 j)"int 
 
 ui intermediate day 
 
 (ircement o 
 
 f th 
 
 le 
 
 same on 
 
 lys, as may aj.pcar to liim 
 
 f^uch intermediate court- day 
 
 to be necessary, f.n- the expe- , § 37. .1. to th, lUt 
 
 diti 
 
 ng any particular cause or 
 
 causes before the court. 
 
 urn II n( 
 
 I Si 
 
 Forty 
 
 eight hours' notice of; 
 
 siich iiiterniediate 
 
 court-dayf 
 
 mu.st always be published in 
 
 ricf of Win-rinttfi, Monitions, 
 intil othifr Initrutiientx. 
 
 tn general cases, warrants. 
 
 tiie gazette or public newspaper ment 
 
 monitions, and other 
 
 of th 
 at th 
 
 10 colony by the registrar, able,and 
 
 are to be made ret 
 
 instru- 
 
 urn- 
 
 e 
 
 wh 
 
 xpense of the narty at at tl 
 
 parties cited t(»aj)pear 
 
 ose instance or fo' whose t 
 
 le registry, either on a cei 
 
 benefit the court is to b 
 
 ain day mentioned. 
 
 called, which expense 
 paid by the proctor 
 
 '« so expiration of a cert 
 
 or at thf 
 
 is to be of days afte 
 
 ain number 
 
 Care is always to be tak 
 
 on such intermediate 
 
 en 
 
 q>ecilied in the i 
 
 r service, to be 
 
 nstniuient, 
 
 lilt- the day 
 
 that 
 day; 
 or order made', precluding' the ' M 
 
 ind between any two hours of 
 
 111 
 
 ;H":'.:::!;f':'i'";..^*:./'"^'' i--''itedtopubiicb 
 
 ost usually appro 
 
 usiness. 
 
 right, or to tlu 
 
 of a 
 
 shall 
 
 manifest injury sum of ni 
 
 nitions to pay costs or a 
 
 ny absent party, when it spec 
 
 appear that he cann 
 
 ifii 
 
 oney, or to do 
 
 any 
 
 have received sufficient notice t 
 
 'I number of days 
 
 act within a certai 
 
 n 
 
 iiys, arc to be ro- 
 
 of th 
 
 e sitting of the court: and th 
 
 urnable at the expirat 
 
 Ion \, 
 
 absent jjarties arc ahvays'to bo 
 
 th 
 
 c usual hours of business at 
 registry, on the furthest or 
 
lUI.HS AM) KKlJri.ATIONM, C. V, 
 
 A. 
 
 favoiiriihlo con- 
 >e jiidjre, if on 
 L'<linK ri^j^iilar- 
 'nit-(Jiiy ciiuse 
 
 why an tis(<i^- 
 I !Miy intortjiu- 
 
 hiid not boon 
 
 r, when an as- 
 !n uiadt' for an 
 hy a liniiteil 
 avo boon 'Inly 
 and an inter- 
 lay shall bo 
 d. partie.-i whi) 
 ility have been 
 1 interiuediato 
 nay have very 
 ns to alh'^^e 
 een tin able to 
 1 ai<si(;nation, 
 udicod by the 
 the same on 
 i court- day. 
 
 turn iiuil Sir- 
 tH, Mijiiitiijiie, 
 imentH. 
 
 OS, warrants, 
 iHier instni- 
 inade return- 
 toil to iij))»ear 
 'her on a oer- 
 ;(i, or at the 
 ■fain number 
 rvice, to bo 
 
 intitriunent, 
 two hours of 
 jally njipro 
 usiness. 
 y o().-:ts or a 
 
 ti> do any 
 ti a certain 
 •0 to be re- 
 spiration (./ 
 business at 
 ' furthest or 
 
 last day assi^r„ed to the i.artv 
 to do the aet. 
 
 If no appearanee be <^iven 
 thereto, the registrar is imme- 
 diately, on the oxjiiration <if 
 file time specified, to attend 
 iH'fore the ju.i;,'e or surroj^ate 
 III Court or ehambers, with the 
 proetor who is to return the in- 
 strument; and the pr(.ce(Mlin"s 
 :iic subseijuently to bo eon- 
 tinued according to the requi- 
 sites of the cause. The day 
 "f such return is the perioll 
 from which is to be reckoned, 
 tor all future purposes, the eon - 
 fumaey or default of the party 
 cited and not appearing. 
 
 Instruments against^all per- 
 sons in general, and which are 
 served only on the ship or good's 
 
 or on the exchange, or principal' 
 resort ot merchants, or on the 
 court-house, can only be fur- 
 ther proceeded on in ),<,n<im on 
 the regularly adjourned court- 
 days. Ihit an instrument which 
 has been personally served and 
 duly returned, may be followed 
 up by all further proceedings, 
 oven to attachment, withmit 
 more regard to the regularly ad- 
 journed court-days than would 
 bo necessary respjeting any 
 ether incident in the proceed- 
 ings, because in such cases the 
 party who has been served 
 must always be aware of the 
 liabilities to which he is e.x- 
 posed by his own laches, or 
 contempt. 
 
 If an instrument be served 
 on a ship, or goods laden on 
 b(uird a shij), when the master 
 
 I'ose (.f futi-.e proceedings, be 
 '•onsi.lered e.iuivaienf to ,i per- 
 sonal service on him. 
 
 ^Vhereve^ any monition nr 
 other instrument is served by 
 !iny(.ther person than the mar- 
 shal, the certiticat<! of the ser- 
 vice thereof must be verilied by 
 an affidavit of the person serv- 
 ing the same. 
 
 All warrants, monitions, and 
 other instruments reijuiring ul- 
 terior proceeding In /,f,nii",, in 
 case of no appearance or of 
 non-obedience, must be duly 
 returned at the time specilie'd 
 for their return : and if n(.t 
 then duly returned, no further 
 l-roceedings can be had thereon. 
 
 § JiH. lnt< rhu-utori/ Decree. 
 
 I.'? on board, and the action be t 
 
 The interlocutory decree, 
 which must always be moved' 
 by counsel, is the final act of 
 adjudication in the principal 
 cause of action in .-my suit. 
 But in some few instances a 
 suit may be terminated with- 
 out it, viz. : — 
 
 Where a libel is rejected. 
 
 Where a defendant is dis- 
 missed because the promoter 
 does^ not bring in his libel, 
 . Where a protest is pronounc- 
 ed for, and the party appear- 
 ing under protest is dismissed. 
 
 Where an action is subduct- 
 ed 
 
 If sureties a]>ply to be dis- 
 missed from their recogniz- 
 ances, it must he done by in- 
 terlocutory decree ; but if they 
 
 are dis!!!is,s;<.<! ' 
 
 one to which h 
 l>car and becom 
 
 ou 
 
 ght t 
 
 ry d 
 
 d by the inter! 
 
 ccree in the 
 
 o an 
 
 pnnc 
 
 ocu- 
 ipal 
 
 'ucl 
 
 a defendant, kind 
 
 p- cause, no further decree of tl at 
 
 ^■i 
 
 1 service may, f<.r the pur missal 
 
 IS necessary for their di 
 
!i 
 
 271 
 
 nviA-.H ANn r{K(;rr,ATrMVH, r. v. a. 
 
 The foes duo to tho jml^o 
 and (ifJicor.s on an interlocutory 
 du<Tee, are chaiKealjIe to a'.l 
 parties who receive beno.it un- 
 <ler the name; thus, in a case 
 «jf derelict, the fees are charge - 
 able to the claimant who ob- 
 tains restitution of the pro- 
 perty, and to the salvors t(. 
 whom salva^'o may be awarded. 
 No decree ia to be made, nor 
 uet of court to bo sned by the 
 ju.Ige or surrogate, without the 
 presence of the registrar, by 
 whom a minute or record there- 
 of must be made and attested, ' 
 oxeopt only in case of the re- 
 gistrar's unavoidable absence, 
 on which occasion the ju<lge or 
 surrogate may assume an actu- 
 ary to attest />if, h,ti- vic<- the 
 act to be done. Any practi- 
 tioner of the court, provided he 
 be not concerned in the suit in 
 which the .-.ct is to be done, 
 may perform this part of the 
 registrar's duty, attesting by 
 his .signature the entry of the 
 act in the assignation book. 
 
 usually exhibited in maritime 
 Jiiiifs, yet they may sometimes 
 be required in order to prevent 
 proctors from jtroceeding in 
 causes on instructions from 
 parties not being themselves 
 entitled to intervene, or not 
 having a legal j>er<ionw hOukU 
 to |)rosecute a cause. 
 
 §41. Otiirr firnrrnf Huhx. 
 
 § .*?9. 
 
 Monitions. 
 
 If a monition be not decreed 
 at the time an interlocutory 
 decree is made, it may, at the 
 petition of the proctor on either 
 side, bo decreed on any court- 
 day afterwards. 
 
 No monition to pay costs can 
 bo extracted until after such 
 costs shall have been regularly 
 taxed by the court. 
 
 § 40. Projciea. 
 Although proxies are not 
 
 Upon the execution or com- 
 missions to take bail, tht sure- 
 ties m.Mst always justify their 
 suthciency ))efore the commis- 
 sioners, by being sworn to an 
 affidavit, to be drawn by the 
 registrar and annexed to the 
 commission ; and when bail is 
 not taken by commission, and 
 the court orders the sureties to 
 justify, a similar aliidavit must 
 be made. 
 
 When a cargo has been de- 
 livered to the consign(!e, and 
 lie has not paid the freight, or 
 when freight lias been jiaid, 
 and is in the possession of the 
 owner of the ship, master, 
 broker, or any other person, 
 such freight may bo arrested 
 by service of a warrant upon 
 the consignee or the jierson in 
 whose hands the freight re- 
 mains. 
 
 The same course is to bo 
 pursued when, under similar 
 circumstances, a monition is to 
 be served to bring the freight 
 into the registry. 
 
 All commissions of unlivery, 
 of ai)praiscment, and of ap- 
 praisement and sale, are to bo 
 extracted by the proctor for 
 the plaintiff or promoter in the 
 cause. 
 
Rl-r.KS AM) RKCIT.ATIOV.S, C . V . \. 
 
 nrnif liultH. 
 
 Til fhoxo courts in which it 
 in;iy h.Mic.M's.-ary that the stunc 
 iiiilivi.liiiil should art as advo- 
 cate and pr.M'tor, he may elect 
 in which of the two cajtacitiee 
 his fee, in those instances 
 where the cluties are necc^-iar- 
 ily exeivised tojr,.thor, shall he 
 char^'ci. and the practitic.ner 
 IS in no instance to be allowed 
 to receive fees for the same 
 iJiisiness in both capacities, 
 nor to take a fee a.s counsel 
 where the act of a proctor only 
 IS necessary. The same rpile 
 wil! apply to the fee specilied 
 in the table for a consultation 
 in any intermediate stage d" 
 the proceeding, .should a " nc- 
 cedsity arise to resort to coun- 
 !-el for advice;" but an advo- 
 cate\s fee for consultation is not 
 to be charged on any occasion 
 where a reference to counsel 
 would not have been necessary. 
 The pr.actitioner in such cases 
 IS only to be entitled to the fee 
 for consultation as a jiroctor. 
 
 If the practitioner charf'C'^ 
 the advocate's fee for inotTon 
 necessarily made by counsel 
 before the judge in the progress 
 of the cause, he is not to charge 
 or be allowed the proctor's fee 
 for attending such motion, and 
 where he charges the advocate's 
 tee " for the hearing," he is not 
 also to charge or be allowed 
 the proctor's fee " for attendin" 
 informations on the final hear'^ 
 ing;" nor is he in any case, 
 when acting as counsel in the 
 ciuise, to charge the proctor's 
 fee for attendance to fee coun- 
 sel. 
 
 In the case of the charges 
 for drawing, and the fee for 
 settling any plea, affidavit, in- 
 
 1 terr„gatorics, answers, and the 
 : like, the practitioner acting in 
 \ both capacitios i- not to be cn- 
 ; titled to the full fee for draw- 
 ing, and f., ch.-irgc a copy to 
 settle, ami also afee f<ir settling 
 the same ; but may be allowe(f| 
 instead thereof, to ch.irgo such 
 fee as the table prescribes for 
 the advocate on settling, and 
 "ls(. a moiety (,f the charges 
 allowed by the table to the 
 proctor for drawing and coi)y. 
 ing. 
 
 rt being provided by the .'.th 
 section of (he act, under the 
 authority (^f which these regu- 
 lations are established, that 
 persons feeling themselves ag- 
 grieved by the allow.ince of 
 any charges made by any ofli- 
 cers or practitioners in the said 
 vice-admiralty courts, as not 
 warranted by the established 
 tables of fees, may have such 
 charges re-taxed by the autho- 
 rity of the higji court of ad- 
 miralty of Kiigland, upon sum- 
 mary application thereto. 
 It is requisite when such 
 I applications are intended to bo 
 made to that court, that a sot 
 of the copies of all jiapers pre- 
 viously made out and used in 
 the i)roceedings upon which 
 the charges objected to have 
 arisen, or so many of them as 
 may be necessary to exjjlain or 
 support the disputed charc-es 
 be transmitted to England T or 
 if such copies cannot be trans- 
 mitted without incurring an 
 expense disproportionate to tho 
 object, it will be sutlicient, as 
 a substitute for Hie same, that 
 an affidavit bo made stating 
 summarily the nature of tho 
 proceedings and the decree in 
 
 '*■ 
 
 
"i 
 
 
 27f! 
 
 RL'r-Ks AM) hk(;l'I.ati()n.s, r. v. a. 
 
 tlie oau.se, a .Ifscription of the 
 •inruronf papers nn.l the riinn- 
 her ul f„lins oonfaine.I i„ ,.,i,.h 
 of them, and such faetn or eir- 
 cutns(an-es as will explain the 
 nature of the cause an-l the 
 eharf,M.soh,j,.,.f(.,if„; which alli- 
 davitis to he tiled in the re.'is- 
 try (d the vice-admiralty court 
 to Kive the „fTi,.(,r or practi- 
 tioner whose charges may bo 
 "hjected to. an opportunity of 
 reply. n^r thereto, which he 
 should do within a perio.J not 
 «!xceeding fourteen days, to be I 
 ■m.ted by the judge, who is i 
 then to ord.M- tfte costs already 
 taxed to be referred for re- ' 
 vision to the high court of ad- \ 
 miralty. with co,,ies of the atli- ' 
 'iavits. Ijut. i)rcvious to any I 
 such order of reference being 
 made, the party complaining 
 must pay to the adverse proc- 
 tor su.-h part of tlie allowed 
 charges as is not objected to, 
 and must bring the remainder 
 into the registry of the vice- 
 admiralty court, to abide the 
 
 (leeision of the high court of 
 admiralty. 
 
 \„rK.— 77„. fur,,,„in<, nif,s 
 'I ml >■>■</, i/<iti,„iH tou,/n„,f th< 
 lnavttv, „n,l ,,n„,r,Un<iH /,, th> 
 HiV,:,;,! ,„n,tH of vir,.udn,h„ll,i 
 >ihr„„d, „rc extnuted In,,,, „ 
 '■'7">;7 nddnHHvil to tfi'r Inrdx 
 ro,,„„i>,x;,ni>;>, ,./■ hin ,„„l,Ht,,\ 
 . ti-fUHU,y, d,;,„-n „,, „„d '>,i,,;„d 
 
 , h 
 
 I Jamkh Fakvihak, 
 
 j If. Ji. SWAKKV, 
 
 j William Kothkhv, 
 
 and jjiruxrd „nd opin-ovid hy 
 
 HKniiKRT Jk.v.vkk, 
 John Dodso.v. 
 
 StKPHK.N- lilSHINliTOV, 
 
 And the whole, together ,cith the 
 tuhle „J f^,.^ f„, ,/„, ,.,.j„,.tl^, 
 colonies, {,;.,,,d„Ud nnd „,>- 
 proved I,,, t/„. ,„,„^ j^ernoHH,) 
 "•'■'•'■ ''"f'miffed to „„d „fjpro,u, I 
 ^y the r,),ht honouiahle Sir 
 
 tHRISTol'HKK ROHI.NMO.V, Judur 
 
 oj the h„jh c.uit ofadmiiultj. 
 
f)i;,'h (•(.iirf, (.f 
 
 I tour fi in,/ ffi, 
 
 'IVVtliltljM ill III, 
 
 vim -(iiliiiii„ll,i 
 
 'ructetl III, III ,, 
 ( tit thi- liiri/i 
 
 ' Inn llllljrstll'n 
 
 iiji iiiiil Mi,/,i,,l 
 
 MiKY, 
 KoniKKV, 
 
 ii/tprnvfU by 
 
 Jknnkr, 
 
 hSdX, 
 
 lil.SHINCJTON, 
 
 ftthtr iritli thr 
 till- roijintici 
 till (I ad (iji- 
 iiik: Jternr/Hs,) 
 and ajjftriip) )i 
 nouiahlv Sir 
 
 iJNSD.V, jlldi/r 
 
 •f udmindtij. 
 
 SL'.'Ht,KMKNT,UiV Kn.K.s. r. v, 
 
 277 
 
 
 I> AT 
 
 "VV (,K MAKCII, 1,>,4,S. 
 
 Th« nilfs and ro^ulafions 
 :-tal.l>sl.e,l b^ t,a. ki,.;.-.. .,ni„. 
 
 ":« ;;< tl.o court, of vn-i,ul- 
 "'■-'^'l.v. ..t aHowi„K the Uo- 
 '^■"'I'tnt to re.,„i,x, from tl.o 
 I"-"mot.rtolib,.I,vitl.s..r,.ti,w 
 ""•'■-•^ Hr. ,,ro,„ot,.r .houlu 1,J 
 i"''"'"'^-' by the court to hi 
 juratory caution. 
 
 I'Voni tlio .Mhortncss of the 
 
 ' '/<'n2"obiv,anclthc,lanf,'t.r 
 "Hi r.sk to shi,,.s towunLs the 
 '•'";e ..f the navigation in the . 
 '"""'"". »'on. even .o .hort J [ 
 
 ^^••nty-four hours' „oti,.e of 
 '"111. to answer an action, the 
 pt'n'Hl of notice of bail as ,,ro- 
 
 ^'J'-ll.y the Nth section of' the 
 al.ove rules an.l regulations, 
 
 xl'al not he re.,uirea where thJ 
 
 tl»e bail make oath that they 
 lye respectively worth n.ore 
 '"" ''"-• '■^•"••"«if. for which 
 f''»^^y are proposed as bail or 
 ••-"'"•rity, over an.l above the 
 'I'.'.mnt of all their just debts 
 
 J. Don.sov^ 
 
 .Jo.SKl'll I'lIII.IWMDIiK, 
 
 »M. RornKuv, 
 
 H. JJ. SWAtJKV, 
 
 ADmTIONAI. RULES AND RK(;U,.AT,OX.S 
 
 "ATK TH.. 6th „AV OK .nxv, 1859. 
 
 uJ;i" 5;; '?;:;;;' sSr^i^ ^ r^;*'^'""'^ ^ ^*"*--"^ of the 
 
 J'leasod otherwise to di. -eet! i """'"^ J-artieulars :_ 
 each party or hi.s proctor slmll' ' i mi 
 
 before the libel or\ctu/pSi': ve seh^vhr"'^ ^''- ^"^^ ^-" 
 t>on IS given in, bring into an.l sion L i V ''""'' '"'" <^""'- 
 Jeiiositineourtaseatlpar! ;::;;rl:^:.-:'- "^ ^-ir 
 
 R 
 
 i ^ 
 
 11 
 
Kl 
 
 27H 
 
 SlIM't.KMKMAKV liCI.KS, C . V. A. 
 
 '2. The tiirif of the coll 
 a." ticMily HH cnii lit.- sfiitc.l. 
 
 i^ioii |)(> 
 
 •i;.'nc(l fii lirii 
 
 'k' III liis 
 
 ••{. Til 
 
 ,\: 
 
 >!' th 
 
 >ll 
 
 •ni-wcr tlM.r.'tu l,v v,,,.!, niitlifi 
 
 4. Tlif .jircctinii n)' tli 
 
 i>i"ii. (iiiic IIS m:iv l.c th 
 
 Th 
 
 •• wind, the jud;;.. or 
 
 I'll fixt'd liv 
 
 •• state of the weatlier. tli 
 
 'i. Th(! coiirs 
 
 •f tl 
 
 <' aiiswf 
 
 W ICSIM'C 
 
 tivc v(!ss(d.s on fir.st 
 
 ■I'ldllj,- to the ;i<'t licinu'l 
 
 •li oth 
 
 '. TIh 
 
 i^litiii^' in, llif |,icn't..r I 
 
 surro;rjif(., iind on 
 
 '•• any snliscrjucnt 
 
 " r..M}rlii 
 
 II'' >liall dcdivir 
 
 'iiii«ini' in 111, 
 
 (tlier 
 
 ..stance j-( which the thereof to flu. „d 
 
 vessel was first seen 
 
 th( 
 
 Th 
 oilixi 
 
 and 
 
 verse 
 
 a ciijiy 
 
 |iroctiir, 
 
 tt Hiinilar assif,'nation shall 
 
 !•. Til. 
 
 which first c;in 
 
 e steps taken to MV.,i,l l,c made on the adverse proet,, 
 
 ,".'■,, ,. , , '" '•'''"^' '" ''•• I'^'ply theret. 
 
 •ails ot each vessel A nd ^^ h.'n l.oth proctors d.-oli 
 
 le in contiict 
 
 And sii.di jiack<'ts shall 
 tin in the re},Mstiy sealed iij>, I. 
 and shall not be opened, save ( 
 
 «' write further to the aef, 
 ••"iieinsion (form of which' 
 
 ne 
 
 IS 
 
 with the 
 
 Jierimssion of the 
 
 erennto annexed, marked ]i) 
 • /'""'.p. I's I) shall he broii.rht 
 
 jiidj^e. nntil the pro.d's in tli 
 
 in siiT 
 
 lied by both the proet 
 
 ors. 
 
 (iniisc are broiiirht in 
 
 Wll()i( 
 
 <f tl 
 
 til 
 
 le p!eadin},'s and for I 
 
 ^' and, on the proofs beiii<; f,'ivcn 
 "' in. the cauxe shall be assC-ned 
 
 e efmeliide.j. and fV. [n tl 
 
 evidenee ar 
 
 such stateinetits shall be 
 
 called the " preliminary acts," ati 
 
 leanncr. 
 
 not complyiii;^ with tl 
 
 le event of a jtrootor 
 
 le assii^n- 
 
 tl 
 
 uid may be in the form of his act. 
 
 n made upon him to brin 
 
 ;,'in 
 
 le schednle hereto annexed, time si.ecided f 
 marke.l A. ( V. pn,t. p. 2S(I.) the \y\ may d 
 
 th 
 
 IF. It shall be 
 
 on jietition within the 
 or snch purpose, 
 ismiss theeanse. 
 
 to (h 
 
 e court, if it shall think tit 
 
 mpetent to And if after the act 
 
 ». and if the parties in th 
 
 •' shall have b 
 
 >n petition 
 
 cause consent thereto, to direct witl 
 
 proctor shall fail U\ 
 
 een <;iven in, either 
 
 comply 
 
 the evidence to be taken ii] 
 
 any assijrnation made 
 
 tl 
 
 e jireliminaiy acts, and witl 
 
 ion nj)on him to brin 
 
 out its being necessary to brines 
 
 ill any further pleadi 
 
 nars 
 
 in th 
 
 ^' 111 anv siib- 
 se(inent writinj; to the act. the 
 
 act, 
 
 ^' court may conclude the 
 
 tnd 
 
 cause 
 
 [ir. ii 
 
 br 
 
 in 
 
 ■^i^Mi the proctors to 
 
 t, 111 their proofs with 
 
 on 
 wh( 
 
 menced, shall, on 
 1 
 
 proceedinjrs by act time to be then fixed 
 
 jietition, the proctor, by that 
 oin the act is to be 
 
 th 
 
 in a 
 
 in order 
 
 coni- 
 
 for h 
 
 e cause may be set down 
 
 earinsr. 
 
 an appear 
 
 ance bciiij,' gi\ en to the action „, 
 
 be assigned to bring in liis act gat'icm b 
 on jietition by a time to be then 
 fixed by the judge or his siirro- 
 
 V. Ii 
 
 uid proof upon a libel ol- all 
 
 proceedings by plea 
 
 eing given in, an as- 
 
 gate ; and on his br: 
 
 th 
 
 e >ame he sjiall deliver a t 
 
 signation shall be made uj 
 the adverse proctor to brin 
 iiging in his allegation resjionsive th 
 
 ion 
 
 ng in 
 
 ere- 
 
 copy thereof to the ad 
 
 n some day to be then fixed 
 
 verse by the judge or surrogate, and 
 
 jiroctor, who shall thereupon the libel or all 
 
 egation so giv 
 
 en 
 
.V Midi t'liitlicr 
 
 tln'ii (i.xcd \>y 
 
 i'");iifc. and on 
 
 I.V ■<lll)>(M|||t'||t 
 
 ••iii«in^ ill the 
 livir ji t'iqiy 
 verse |iruc(iir, 
 iKiititioii slijill 
 ilvcise [iriictor 
 ii'I'l.V tlier(.(u. 
 •oetors ({ecline 
 t" file net, ji 
 
 <|f wliieh is 
 I. in.nkecl |{) 
 fill lie Ijl-oiiulit 
 
 tlie prtictors, 
 s l)oiii<j <,'iven 
 
 I be iissigneil 
 
 it of 11 jiroptor 
 111 the assinjii- 
 iiii to liriiij^ in 
 
 II within the 
 "I'll |iiir|Hise, 
 li.-^s thoeiiiise. 
 i"t i>n jietition 
 ven in, either 
 
 ti> conijily 
 
 atidii made 
 
 ill liny siih- 
 
 tlio aVt, the 
 
 idi! tlie act, 
 
 proctors to 
 
 <d's within a 
 
 ;t>d, in order 
 
 ' be set down 
 
 ig-'^ by plea 
 ibci or alle- 
 1 in, an as- 
 nuido ujion 
 ■ to bring in 
 msive there- 
 Je then fixed 
 rrogate, and 
 ion HO given 
 
 >*I I'l'I.IMKVTARV 
 
 in a,« aforosai.l .l,,,!! >fat,d 
 •"i""tf«-'l. iinh-. rhe a.lver^e 
 IToetnr,hall. within four dav- 
 •'•'"" "»'>'ivinginofthesaiiie. 
 '""••lare m a,-f. „r ,.„„rt that 
 Ik- o|,|M,,ses the adiniv.il.iljt y 
 thereof. 
 
 VI. .\u witness shall be ex- 
 
 ;V"""",' "" ••'">' F'l'" until after 
 '""• pfadings in t|,.. ,.„;,„. 
 '"•ve been eoneh.d.Mi. ,.xe,.,,t 
 with the |.ermis.<ion of fl',, 
 '■"•"•t. and ii|.,.n r,,,,,! 
 slii'wn. 
 
 ^'ii. The witnesses mav b 
 examined in (me or other of th 
 toi'owing Kiethods ; — 
 
 I. Vn-.i rur< i„ „,„.„ ,.„„,.^ 
 
 -• isy the registrar 
 examiner of tht 
 ihambers. 
 
 «' 'fx. r. V. A. 279 
 
 bave previously made aflidavits 
 •TKivenovidem'e in Ihe.ause. 
 A. In any evaminalion by 
 
 th( 
 or 
 
 a 
 
 b-'titlltes, 
 .i"'l^'e shall 
 
 'O'J eaiise I 
 
 or 
 eonrt 
 
 .III 
 ill 
 
 by 
 i<«istrar <,r an examiner, 
 ••ommis-ioner she-iallv 
 »J'l"""ted. the pinetors in tho 
 f-aiisp. ,,!• their siil, 
 '"■''.V, unless the 
 order to the eontrary. |,e ..n- 
 
 :"•"'• '•'" (I vi'lenee. aswell 
 
 ""■";'l"^;ipon interrogatories, 
 -bal be taken down in writin.^ 
 '.V the registrar. examiiM.r or 
 ••ommi,,.-iim,.r, as the 
 be. The witne: 
 (less examined 
 ;,'atories either 
 hand or fi 
 "riting at the time 
 
 •■ase may 
 
 •'■'<•"' may bo 
 
 "poll inteiro- 
 
 '■ prepared before- 
 
 ntnied and put in 
 
 •f the ex- 
 
 ,;'• ">■ " '•oiiimissioner si.e.M- 
 "".V appointed by virtue of a 
 ••"";"">-7"n to he issued un.ler 
 seal ol thecoiirt.tornicf which 
 '•■'hereto annexed, marked C 
 (. • • f""<f. p. L'.Sl.^ 
 
 VIII. When the witnesses 
 "••«^ to be examined in oi.en 
 j-"urt, a list of the witnesse.l to 
 
 fimination. and, after en.s.. 
 i'xaiiiinati<,n, they may i„ ,|,o 
 -anie manner be .-.-examined 
 also upon written interr-Kra- 
 !"^^^^' t'Nt the .,nestions simll 
 "1 all eases be ,,„t, „„,, ^^^^ 
 
 interrogatories be administered 
 I'.v the registrar, examiner, or 
 eominissioiier. 
 
 XI. \o party in a cause, e.\- 
 eej.t by special leave of th 
 
 «.v... • ^- lied i ate 
 
 txaii,inat;on of the witnesses 
 
 '* '""'• J>'-"fi<'>' in the cause 
 
 T'iT?.-^! "■"'"• '*"*^ the court 
 -null think ht to order it. 
 
 competent to 
 
 IX. It shall be 
 the court to summon and ex 
 aniine before it any witness ' 
 whet! 
 
 ter the proceed 
 
 have been by act 
 
 '"«'•' ■'hall to d 
 
 JH-octor. or substitute shall hj 
 
 per.nift -d to take any part in 
 
 ■•MH-h examination, cross-ex- 
 
 am.nati.m. or re-examination, 
 
 <"•'•• any manner to interfere 
 
 with or object to the conduct or 
 
 l"-".'"eedings of the registrar, ex- 
 aminer.orcn 
 
 "ntiu.-.sioncr, exi 
 
 on petition or 
 
 esign the witne; 
 
 ept 
 
 >y J'lea and proof, and wheth 
 
 several articli 
 
 to the 
 
 th 
 
 c Witnesses shall 
 
 er and to tend 
 
 >f the plea.?, 
 
 or shall not gatori 
 
 to th 
 
 er written interro- 
 
 e registrar, ex- 
 
280 
 
 H'l'IM.H(I.Nr.U(V KII.KH, r. 
 
 V. A. 
 
 aiiiinor, or (>(.iiiii,i..H..ii,.r. for 
 Mil. |,ur|M...o ,.f tli.ir Ikmi,., 
 «.lmMii.Kt..nM| (,. Hio witi...s.M.r 
 MI. If .Hlmll II. ,t |„. ,„.c,.«- 
 "ary (.. iv,,e«f a wif„c... (,. ;,{. 
 Ue|M.,.if.i„M, oitiicr ill ,.|,i,,c ,„. 
 <'M iiiferi<.)rat„rie,- ; |,„t tlio 
 ro;,'i.-fnir. (.xaniin.T. ..r ,...mi- 
 im.sH..n,,r wli.,..|,a|| |,,,v,. tak,.|i 
 the tniilcnco .^liall cifiiv af 
 t 10 lo„t of the (lo|M,siti.,|i"tl,,i, 
 tlH- -liMu. Iia« been lea.l ..v.-r 
 iiinliMy ami distincflv to tli)> 
 witmis.M. and that tli,." win.v.ss 
 liii.x uckiiowkMlgi,.! the Maim, to 
 bo triio. 
 
 XI n. It' tlio witness ri'fiise 
 U> sign his .li-position, fh<. ro- 
 giMtrar, cxaniincr, or coiiiiniM- 
 Hionor who .hall hav taken 
 the t'vi.lonco shall ((ififV at 
 the fo(.t of tho (loimsition "that 
 t le witiio.x.s ha.s soiefiisod. ami 
 that tho (lef.oxition is in in- 
 conlanco with the evi.ienco 
 Kiven by such witness, ami the 
 deposition of such witness may 
 therenpon he read and referred 
 to at the hearing,' „f the cause. 
 XIV. It shall bo eoinpeteiit 
 to the eourt. whether tho ex- 
 aminations take place in open 
 coiirf, or before tho registrar, 
 exaniinor. or coniniissionor, tu 
 diroet the evidence of the wit- 
 nesses t.. be taken down by a 
 short-hand writer or rej)ortor, 
 who shall have been previously 
 sworn faithfully to report th"e 
 evidence, and a transcript 
 of tho short-hand writer's or 
 reporter's notes, certified by 
 hi., to be correct, and ap- 
 jiroyed by the judge or the 
 registrar, examiner, or com- 
 missioner, as the case may be. 
 shall be admitted to prove the 
 oral evidence of the witnesses. 
 
 «md be taken down and used 
 11- evidence in the cause. 
 
 X\' Witnesses may bo prr,- 
 ' "<'o.| lor examination b..for,. 
 llK- registrar in any reference 
 "'"•I" tu him either alone or 
 ^vifli the assistani.' of uwr- 
 ■'""">. iMter thoy shall have 
 H-en duly sworn to speak the 
 fi'ith : an.l the evidence shall 
 '' •■'.""''■ I""-Jy in the cause 
 '•J''|"iio it. be taken down by a 
 .-iK-rt-hand writer or reporter 
 
 "I'l''""'^''' '-y tl'e irt! who 
 
 ;:'.':' ,^ previously sworn 
 fiiithfully to report the evi- 
 'Jence. and a transcript of the 
 
 -hort-hand writer's or reporter's 
 tixti^". certitie.l by him to be 
 eorroct, and ai)proved by the 
 registrar, .all be admitted to 
 prove the (u'al evidence of the 
 witnesses, and be taken and 
 ut<ed as evidence in any objec- 
 tion that may bo taken to the 
 registrar's report on such re- 
 terence. 
 
 Xyi. \|1 the plea<lings and 
 proofs in a cause may. ,r the 
 
 judge shall so direct, bi. printed 
 prior to tho hearing, uid such 
 printing shall m- in such man- 
 ner and form and indor such 
 regulations in regard to the 
 eo.-f and mode of printing tho 
 same as the judge of the court 
 shall from time to time direct. 
 
 A. 
 
 Pkki.imi.varv Act. 
 
 Insert title of cause 
 
 Statement on behalf of the 
 
 Owners of the 
 
 I. 
 
 The 
 
 ve 
 
 rospe 
 
 ^he names of .*ho ) 
 essels and their > 
 L^spective masters ) 
 
the ciiu.^o, 
 fi'N may hn pro- 
 "liiialion ln-furc 
 ill nii.v rt.rt.|cii.'c 
 
 ISIlluT |||(ij|)> ,,p 
 
 ■'fiiiin? uf iiier- 
 ln-y ."liiill hav.' 
 Ill t<t .-peak tlic 
 •'vidfiico -liall, 
 *■ ill the cause 
 II ken down hv a 
 iter or rcjHii'for 
 tlio court, who 
 vioii.^ly sworn 
 i'I'<'i( tlio ovi- 
 anscrij.t of the 
 jr'tior ropork-r's 
 '\V fiiiii to bo 
 'proved hy the 
 l><; udiiiitteil to 
 vidoncc of the 
 bo taken and 
 3 in any objec;- 
 13 tak«'n to the 
 "t on siieh ro- 
 
 ploadinps and 
 « 'ii'iy. if the 
 Oct, b.' printed 
 infr, |„d j,m,|, 
 
 ill ^ loh man- 
 tl under such 
 •egard to the 
 f printiiifj the 
 e of the court 
 time direct. 
 
 V Act. 
 
 f.e- 
 
 lialf 
 he— 
 
 of the 
 
 BfPtM.RNf.NTAKV Hll,f8. , . 
 
 Time of cidli 
 
 f 
 
 II. 
 
 '•"ion.. 
 
 HI. 
 
 ■iii.'e of e,.|li.si,,„. 
 
 '^ • 
 
 '•irecfion of the f 
 
 wind I 
 
 y. 
 
 >tafo of the wna- f 
 'her i 
 
 vr. 
 
 Tlie courses of the j 
 i"'>pective vesseJH I 
 "" '"'■■•'t sighting / 
 I'lich other ) 
 
 Vlf. 
 I>istance „t which j 
 'ln' otJier vessel \ 
 "as (irst seen ^ 
 
 viir. 
 
 >i<>Vf taken t( 
 
 avoid 
 'ion ,. 
 
 th 
 
 •Hi 
 
 
 I'nrts of each ves-") 
 "' which first 
 
 ^ej 
 i-amo 
 sion .. 
 
 ', 
 
 nto eolli- 
 J 
 
 ■'' <l!iy of ifi.3 
 
 "Signature uf j.arty , 
 
 fhi> 
 hif< proctor 
 15. 
 
 CoxcLiHrii.N TO Act 
 
 Pi;riTi(»\. 
 
 ox 
 
 2»1 
 
 Tri the presenceof A.I^.,di8- 
 !'!!! '""• ''"V^''""' ""eging, and 
 
 I'l-iiying as before 
 Whereupon th 
 signed to hea 
 
 botl 
 
 I! 
 
 on 
 
 1 Jiroetors when 
 
 (''Signed.) 
 
 Datc- 
 
 -18i 
 
 JiKigo as 
 pet! lion <) 
 soever. 
 A. B. 
 
 Vic 
 
 '•Y'lnA.l.y the grace of (;.,d. 
 
 oniaiii aiKJ 
 
 'li'lfudei ... ,„e ,aiii,, 
 
 greeting. \\ i, 
 
 .•auseof^ Hvil maritime pro- 
 
 ""'7' ,'" '""• vicr-admiral.y 
 
 "g.iinsl the „r , 
 
 (whereof now is or lately 
 
 was master). I er tackle, 
 '*'•. ami furniture — 
 against intervening a cm - 
 
 """ Inland. I^.e, n 
 
 "f tUv faith, to , 
 
 li' ""a^ in a certain 
 
 vppa- 
 — and 
 
 m.vMon has been duly de.Meed 
 ".r the exaniinali,,M "of cTtaiu 
 
 witnesses necessary to prove 
 
 I •'•oncntsolthc ,J,,- 
 
 ate the day of „ne 
 
 "'""■^'I'hJ eight hundred and 
 
 -given in in f!.. .jd cause 
 
 onbehalfof.i.,,,,,,,^ ..,_^^ 
 
 ti.'esore,,«u,ng), Wedothere- 
 fo.e«uth,..ii-candemp.,weryon 
 -';;ohe....,v will aid re./„ire 
 , you that upon any day or days 
 ; to be by y.,n appointed (Sun- 
 days excepted), you do in the 
 presence of the proctor of the 
 
 7urr7 y^' ''''"•'■"">• •■'I- 
 
 I'" "ted substitute or otherwise 
 ""twith«tanding his absence o,' 
 '•""fo'naey. administer an oath 
 
 'T""V ^'"^ ""•>• J"'Vaugelists in 
 <'"e f-rm of law unto the wit- 
 nesses who shall be ,.r.,duced 
 before yon on behalfof the said 
 
 -, to speak the truth in this 
 behall and forthwith earefullv 
 examine and interr.,;:ate the 
 
 ^aid witnesses as well upon the 
 
 "'■teles of the .aid ?,.„';;, 
 
 the interrogatories tobeadmin- 
 !.-teredby_thep,oetorof thesaid 
 
 or his substit 
 
 iiniiexed to the 
 
 ute. 
 
 eith 
 
 or 
 
 be lieli 
 
 **e presents or to 
 
 vered to you at rhc t 
 
 R* 
 
 <>f the examination of the 
 
 line 
 .said 
 
ij^ 
 
 i *-■ . • 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 :fl : 
 
 i . i.. 
 
 H 
 
 \ 
 
 1 
 
 • i . 
 
 282 
 
 .SniTLKMCVTAIty l!fLi:S, C. V. A. 
 
 witncMse.'*, and canno their sav- 
 inj^s ami depositions to be faith- 
 fully reiliii'ed into writinj^ ; and 
 further, that upon aucli the ex- 
 amination of the said witnesses 
 being completed, you transmit 
 to the jtidjijo of our aforesaid 
 court, or his snrroj^ato, their 
 sayings and depositions, and the 
 whole proceedings had and done i 
 
 before you, reduced into a 
 l)ropcr form, together with these 
 jirosents. 
 
 (iivcn in our aforesaid court, 
 under the great sea! thereof, 
 
 the (lay of i„ ti,(j y^^^ 
 
 of our Lord one thousand eight 
 
 hundred and and of 
 
 reign the . 
 
 Approved ()th Julij, 18a!>. 
 
 our 
 
 ADDITIONAL RULES 
 
 KSTAHLISHKD BY ORDKR IV COUNflL AT THK COl'RT AT WINDSOR 
 TUB 22nd DAY OK OCT(.HKK, 1859. 
 
 I. Whenever any shij), ves- 
 sel, goods or merchandize has 
 or have been detained or cap- 
 tured by any of your majesty's 
 ships or vessels of war. and it 
 has been determined to send 
 the same before some vice-ad- 
 miralty court for adjudication, 
 the commanding ofliecr of the 
 capturing ship shall deliver to 
 the officer who may be sent in 
 charge of the prize an authority 
 to institute the necessary jud- 
 ccedings, and such authority 
 shall bo in the terms or to the 
 effect contained in the exhibit 
 hereto annexed marked No. 1.* 
 
 II. The officer to whom such 
 authority is given shall, upon 
 his arrival in port, or the com- 
 manding otliccr shall himself, 
 if in port, deliver the said au- 
 
 thority to the queen's proctor 
 in tlie colony, or in his absence, 
 or on his refusal or default to 
 institute ])roceedings, to any 
 other i)roctor in the said colo- 
 ny : and such proctor may 
 thereu))on institute the neces- 
 sary proceedings against the 
 said prize, with a view to her 
 condemnation. 
 
 Iir. At the termination of 
 the j)roccedings the ])roctor who 
 shall have conducted the suit 
 on behalf of the (|ueen's shii) 
 shall submit liis costs, as also 
 any charges which may have 
 been paid by him, and which 
 are ])roperly chargeable against 
 the said prize, including the 
 cx]ienscs, if any, attending the 
 
 *No. 1. 
 
 I request that you will, on 
 the receipt of this, cause pro- 
 ceedings to be instituted on be- 
 half of the officers and crew of 
 
 Her Majesty's ship against 
 
 the or vessel captured on 
 
 the of 18 , on the 
 
 ground of . This day 
 
 of 18 . 
 
 To the queen's proctor 
 or to any other proc- 
 tor prn,<'tis!ng in the 
 vice -admiralty court 
 of 
 
 Commanding officer 
 
 of II. AI. ship — — . 
 
SlTPPf.KMRN'TART RtTL^S, P. V. 
 
 A. 
 
 Mluood into a 
 ether with thc.ie 
 
 aforesaid court, 
 •t seal thcroof, 
 
 in tho year 
 
 th(MiHand eight 
 — and of our 
 
 '' ./"///, 185!). 
 
 RT AT WINDSOR, 
 
 queen's proctor 
 
 ■ in his absence. 
 I or default to 
 3dings, to any 
 
 the said colo- 
 
 proctor Tnny 
 
 iute the noces- 
 
 ?s against the 
 
 a view to her 
 
 termination of 
 the proctor who 
 luctod the suit 
 e (jueen's ship 
 
 ■ costs, as also 
 lich may have 
 im, and which 
 rgeable against 
 
 including the 
 , attending the 
 
 8 , on the 
 This day 
 
 proctor 
 
 r proc- 
 
 in the 
 
 ' court 
 
 landing officer 
 [. M. ship— — . 
 
 28 •{ 
 
 maintenance and conveyance 
 of the prize officer ami "crow, 
 for taxation ; and the registrar 
 of the court, after having raro- 
 fully examined them, shall re- 
 port to the court the amount at 
 ivhich such costs, charges, and 
 expenses ought to be aUowed. 
 
 rV. Should tho prize be con- 
 demned, then, if the proceeds 
 arising from the sale thereof 
 are sufficient, tho court may 
 order payment of the sum at 
 which the said costs, charges, 
 and expenses have been taxed, 
 to bo made out of the said pro- 
 ceeds, and the balance of such 
 proceeds shall be forthwith paid 
 to the senior commissariat offi- 
 oer at tho place, in order that 
 the same may be remitted to 
 this country, in accordance 
 with the provisions of the act 
 of tho 17th Victoria, cap. 19. 
 
 V. But if the proceeds shall 
 be insufficient to pay the amount 
 at which tho said costs, char- 
 ges, and expenses have been 
 taxed, the court may order the 
 whole of the said proceeds to be '. 
 l)aid in part satisfaction there- - 
 of; and the said jjroctor may 
 then draw on the acco;intant--i 
 general of tho navy a bill, at 
 thirty days after sight, for the 
 balance remaining uni)aid, and 
 shall transmit with such bill 
 the authority above mentioned 
 from the oommanding officer of 
 the cajituring vessel for insti- 
 tuting proceedings against the 
 said prize. 
 VI. If, however, there shall 
 
 be no proceeds, or if the prize 
 against which proceedings havo 
 been instituted has been do- 
 crccd to be restored, the proctor 
 may draw upon tho accountant- 
 
 general of the navy- a bill at 
 thirty days after sight for tlio 
 whole amount at which the 
 Ha:d costs, charges, and ex,. en - 
 
 SOS have been taxed and allowed 
 by the conrt, and shall trans- 
 mit with tho said bill the au- 
 : thonty from the commanding 
 I officer of the capturing .hi,r 
 i authorizing him to institute 
 I proceedings .against tho sai.l 
 ' prize. 
 
 yrr. The registrar of the 
 :S.aid court shall, as so.m as ,„,.. 
 I^ible after the said costs are 
 . taxed, and before tho i.rocfor 
 
 : hasdrawn upon the accountant- 
 general of the navy f„r the 
 amount which in.ay bo due to 
 ■HUi, transmit tho account of 
 the said costs, charges and ex- 
 penses in original, signed bv 
 himself and the judge of the 
 said court, to the registrar of 
 the high court of adiniraltv of 
 H-ngland, accompanied with a 
 cciiificate stating the amount 
 a which It has been taxed 
 
 whether tho whole or what)., rt 
 thereof has been paid, and 
 whether any and what part ro- 
 ; niains due, and f„r which the 
 ■' proctor may draw upon the ac- 
 eountaiit-general of the navv 
 
 and, .f tho procee.lings have not 
 boon conducted by the (.uccn's 
 
 proctor whether that officer has 
 declined or refused to cnduct 
 them, and on what grounds. 
 
 Vlir. The accountant-gene- 
 ral of the navy shall, upon any 
 such bill as aforesaid beinf. 
 presented to bin, for p...v,nenr 
 lorward to tho registrar\,f tho 
 high C(.urt of admiralty a state- 
 ment showing tho aiiioiint for 
 which the bill is drawn, the 
 name and description of the 
 
 
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 I' ^' 
 
284 
 
 fil'PPLEMKNTARY RULKS, C. V. A. 
 
 1 
 
 II 
 
 ■ 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 ■i 
 
 person by whom it is drawn, 
 and the prize in respect of whiih 
 the same is payable, and the 
 registrar shall theroujion inform 
 the accountant-g'Tieriil wiictlier 
 the amount for which the bill ia 
 drawn agrees with the account 
 received by him from the regis- 
 trar of the vice-admiralty 
 court, and whether there is any 
 reason why the said bill should 
 not be accejitcd and aid. 
 
 IX. Ujion receiving the reply 
 of the registrar of the high 
 court of admiritlty, the ace iint- 
 ant-general of the navy may 
 accept the said bill, in whole 
 or in ])art, to the extent of the 
 amount which may appear to 
 be pro])erly due, and shall, if a 
 condemnation has taken place, 
 debit such amount against the 
 j)rize in resjiect of which the 
 said costs, charges, and expen- 
 ses have been incurred ; and 
 the bounties or other monies 
 which iiave been or may there- 
 after be paid to the naval prize 
 account in respect of the said 
 prize shall be applied, so far as 
 
 I they will extend, towards the 
 I reimbursement of the said 
 amount. 
 
 X. 15ut if there should be no 
 : such bounties or other monies, 
 , or if the bounties and other mo- 
 j nios should be insuHicient for 
 the purpose, the amount whiidi 
 remains unsatisfied shall be 
 jilaced to the debit of the com- 
 manding officer of the ship of 
 war who authorized the seizure, 
 and shall be charged against 
 ..ny prize money or pay which 
 may bo or become due to him, 
 unless the commissioners for 
 executing the office of lord high 
 admiral for the time being shall 
 think proper to relieve him from 
 the payment thereof. 
 
 XI. The registrar of each 
 vice-admiralty court shall tran- 
 smit at the end of each quarter 
 to the registrar of the high court 
 of admiralty a return of all the 
 prizes in respect of which any 
 proceedings have been taken 
 during the said quarter, in the 
 form hereto annexed, marked 
 No. 2., * showing the name of 
 
 
 
 
 
 *No. 2. 
 
 
 
 
 
 Xame of the prize. 
 
 Name of the capturing 
 ship. 
 
 Jing 
 ation. 
 
 Amount of proceeds, if any, 
 paid into court. 
 
 Amount of costs, as taxed 
 and allowed. 
 
 Amount, if any, for which 
 the proctor has been au- 
 thorized to draw ujton 
 the accountant-general 
 of the navy. 
 
 Payments out of 
 the proceeds. 
 
 
 Name of comman 
 officer. 
 
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 "3 
 
 Amount. 
 
 To whom paid. 
 
 When. 
 
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 us 
 
 on 
 
 O 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 1 i 
 1 i 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 
Sll'I'LKMKNTAKY KULKS, C. \. a. 
 
 285 
 
 , towards the 
 i)f the .xaid 
 
 should be no 
 )thor monies, 
 ami other nio- 
 tisiiHicient for 
 imount which 
 od shall ho 
 it of the com- 
 f the shi]) of 
 (d the seizure, 
 rj^cd af^iiiiist 
 )r pay which 
 • dtic to him. 
 issioners for 
 e of lord high 
 le beinj^ shall 
 ieve him from 
 lof. 
 
 rar of each 
 irt shall tran- 
 each quarter 
 he high court 
 urn of all the 
 jf which any 
 
 been taken 
 larter, in the 
 xeu, marked 
 the name of 
 
 the prize, the names of the cap- 
 turing sliip and of its comman- 
 «ling ollicer, the date of tlio ad- 
 judication, the aiuount of pro- 
 ceeds, if any. the amounts of 
 the costs as taxed and allowed, 
 the amount, if any, for which 
 the proctor has been authorized 
 to draw upon the accountant- 
 general of the navy, the pay- 
 ments that have been made out 
 of the jtroceeds. specifying the 
 amount thereof, to whom paid, 
 and when, and such return shall 
 
 Approi 
 
 >U:f 
 
 'I 
 
 bo signed by the judge ami re- 
 gistrar of the said vice-admi- 
 ralfy court. 
 
 Xir. These rules, orders, and 
 regulations, if approved by 
 your majesty in council, shall 
 ho transmitted to all the vice- 
 aduiiralty courts within your 
 majesty's dominions, and shall 
 come into operation on the 1st 
 day of .JaniKiry, IHOO, or as 
 soon afterwards as it shall he 
 known to the officers of the res- 
 pective vice admiralty court. 
 October, 1851). 
 
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 KILK.S OK I'KACTICK, H. M. 1'. C. 
 
 , I 
 
 RIJLh:S OF PRACTfCE 
 
 IN 
 
 HER MAJESTY'S PRIVY COUNCIL. 
 
 ; JUDICIAL COMMITTEK, 
 A I> 1' E L L A TE JURISDICTION. 
 
 At thk Colkt at Bickixuha.m PALvri-:, 
 The l.ith duy »f June, 1H5.'5. 
 1' K V. s !•; X T : 
 THE QUEK.V8 MO«T EXCELLENT MAJESTY. 
 Ills RoYAi, HKiHNKss PKTXCE ALBERT. 
 
 LoHI) PRKSrUKXT. 
 
 LoKi) Stkwakt. 
 DL'KK ov Nkh'castlk. 
 Duke of VVkllincjto.v. 
 Lord CHAMiu.Rr-Aix. 
 
 Eari, ok Aberiike.v. 
 Earl of Clarendon. 
 Viscount Palmrrston. 
 Mr. Herbert. 
 Sir James Graham, Bart. 
 
 linrEREAS there wa.«* this 
 »' flay read at the board a 
 rei)()rt from the right honour- 
 able the lords of the judicial 
 coininittiMof the privv council, 
 dated the i^Oth .May last past 
 humbly setting forth that the 
 lords of the judicial commit- 
 tee have taken into considera- 
 fiuii the practice of the com- 
 mittee with a view to greater 
 economy, despatch, and effi- 
 
 ciency in the apj)cllate juris- 
 diction of her majesty in coun- 
 cil, and that their lordships 
 have agreed humbly to report 
 , to her majesty that it is ex- 
 pedient that certain changes 
 should be made in the existin" 
 l>ractice in appeals, and re"^ 
 cominending that certain rule.- 
 and regulations therein set 
 forth should henceforth be 
 observed, obeyed, and carried 
 
Rir.KS OK I'RACTirK, H. M. 1'. C. 
 
 2S7 
 
 rcE 
 
 3UNCIL 
 
 ON. 
 
 JAM PaI.ACK, 
 
 lie, 1853, 
 
 JESTV. 
 
 ROKKV. 
 
 tKNDON. 
 
 MKKSTO.V. 
 
 HAM, Bart. 
 
 pellafe juris- 
 jcsty in coun- 
 pir lordships 
 bly to report 
 ;hnt it is ex- 
 tiiin ehanges 
 1 the existing 
 lis, and re- 
 (•'•ftain rnle.- 
 
 therein set 
 neeforth bo 
 
 and carried 
 
 into execution, provided her 
 I'liijcsty if. pleased t.. aj. prove 
 the same : Her majesty having 
 tiiken the said report into cut" 
 sidcrution, was pleased, by and 
 with the advice of her privy 
 
 ' "'•''. t" approve thereof, and 
 
 olthe rules and regulations .^et 
 forth therein, in the words fol- 
 lowing, (•/(/*• /iicf : — 
 
 I. That any former usige or 
 practice <d' her majesty's privy 
 "•oiincil IK. (withstanding, an 
 appellant who shall succeed in 
 obtaining a reversal or material 
 alteration of any judgment, 
 decree, or order appealed from, 
 shall be entitled to recover the 
 costs of the appeal from the 
 respondent, except in cases in 
 whudi the lords of the judicial 
 committee may think tit other- 
 wise to direct. 
 
 II. That the registrar, or 
 other proper ofHcer having 
 the custody of records in any 
 courts, or special jurisdic- 
 tion, from which an appeal is 
 brought to her majesty in coun- 
 cil, be directed to send by p(,.^t, 
 with all j.ossible dt\;patch, one 
 certilied copy of the transcript 
 record, in each cause, to the 
 registrar of her majesty's jirivy 
 council, Whitehall; and thnt 
 all such transcripts be regis- 
 tered in the ))rivy council ofHce, 
 with the date of their arrival, 
 the names of the jiarties, and 
 the date of tlie sentence ap- 
 pealed from; and that such 
 transcript be accompanied by 
 a correct and complete ind< 
 
 i' a'; the i)apers, d 
 
 iox f'ol 
 
 othcerof su.d. court, be diiccted 
 to omit from such transcript all 
 "H-relv formal documents, pro- 
 videil such .mission be stated 
 and certilie.i in the said index 
 "» I-'M'-^rs: and that especial 
 '•'lie be taken not to allow anv 
 ; •"•"■"I'nt to be set forth more 
 tb.in once in such transcript- 
 and that no certified copie, of 
 the recor.l be transmitte.l t<. 
 agents in England, by or on 
 
 '"•half ol the paities in the suit- 
 ;ind that the ini^s and expenses 
 incurred and paid for the ,,re- 
 paralion of ^.d. transcript be 
 -stated and certified ui.on it 
 
 by the registrar, or other OfHcer 
 prepaimg the same. 
 
 III. That when the record 
 of proceedings, or evidence in 
 the cause appealed, has been 
 
 printed or partly printed abroau, 
 thv registrar, or other moper 
 o.ricerof the court from 'which 
 he appeal is brought, shall be 
 bound to send home the same 
 in 'I printed form, either wholly 
 or so far as the same may have 
 been printed; and that'he do 
 certify the same to be correct 
 on two copies, by signing his* 
 name on every printed sheet, 
 .iindbyafHxingtheseai, ifnny 
 of the court appealed from to 
 these copies, -^ith the sanction 
 ot the court ; and that in all 
 cases in which the parties in 
 appeals ,hall think tit to have 
 the proceedings printed abroad, 
 they shall be at liberty to do go 
 provided they cause lihv co„ies 
 of the fame to be printed in 
 
 i", and in. 
 
 and exhibits in tl 
 
 that the registrar of 
 
 ocuments, expense, to the re^-ist 
 
 tn.imittud, at their 
 
 ar of the 
 
 iippealed from, or other proper 
 
 le cause ; and privy council ; two of wh eh 
 • '■' *»>» court printed copes shall be cer7ii!ld 
 
 the 
 
 h " 
 
 IS above, by the ofli 
 
 cers of the 
 
288 
 
 Rl'LKS «tK PRArTICK, H. M. 1'. C. 
 
 
 11 ? 
 
 I'' y 
 
 court nppoalod from ; anil in 
 thix case no fnrtlior expense for 
 eopying or printinj:^ the record 
 will lie incurred or allowed in 
 England. 
 
 IV^ That on the arrival of a 
 writt<"n transcrijit (if appeal at 
 the privy council oflice, \Vhito- 
 liall, the appellant, or thea^^cnt 
 of the apjiellant prosecuting 
 the Hauic, shall he at liberty to 
 call on the register of the privy 
 council to eau^e it, or such part 
 thereof as the respondent, or 
 his agent may require, to he 
 printed by hee majesty's prin- 
 ter, or by any other printer, on 
 the same terms— the apjiellant 
 or his agent engaging to pay 
 the costs of jireparing a copy 
 for the printer, at a rate ndt 
 exceeding one shilling per brief 
 sheet — and likewise the costs of 
 printing such record or appen- 
 dix ; and that one hundred 
 copies of the same be struck 
 off, whereof thirty copies are to 
 bo delivered to the agents on 
 each side, and forty kejit for 
 the use of the judicial counnit- 
 
 tcc ; and that no other fee for 
 solicitors' copies of the tran- 
 script, or for drawing the joint 
 ajijiendix, be henceforth allow- 
 ed — the solicitors on both sides 
 being allowed to have access 
 to the original papers at the 
 council office, and to extract, 
 or ea"-e to be extracted and 
 cojiicd, such parts thereof as 
 are necessary for the prepara- 
 tion of the petition of appeal, 
 at the stationer's charge, not < 
 exceeding one shilling per brief 
 sheet. 
 
 V. That a certain time be 
 fixed, within which it shall be j 
 the duty of the ajipellant, or 
 
 his agent, to make such appli- 
 cation f.ir the printing of the 
 transcript, and that such time 
 be within the space of six cal- 
 endar months from the arrival 
 of the transcript and the regis- 
 tration thereof, in all mat?crs 
 brought by appeal from her ma- 
 jesty'scolonies and jilantations 
 east of the ('aiicof (Jood H(>|,o. 
 or from tlie .:>rritories of the 
 East India company, and within 
 thespjiceof three^nonths in ail 
 matters brought by appeal from 
 any other part of her majesty's 
 dominions jibroad ; and that' in 
 default of the appellant, or his 
 agent, taking etfcctual steps for 
 the prosccuti<in of the appeal 
 within such time or times n-s- 
 pectively, the appeal shall stand 
 dismissed without furtherordor, 
 iind that a report of the same 
 bo made to the judicial com- 
 mittee by the registrar of t'.ie 
 ])rivy council, at their lord- 
 ships' next sitting. 
 
 VI. That wlienever it shall be 
 found that the decision of a mat- 
 ter on appeal is likely to turn ex- 
 clusively on a question of law, 
 the agents of the parties, witli the 
 sanction of the registrar of the 
 I)rivy council, may submit such 
 question of law to the lords of 
 the judicial committee, in the 
 form of a special case, and print 
 such parts only of the tran- 
 script as may be necessary for 
 the discussion of the same ; jiro- 
 vided that nothing herein con- 
 tained shall in anv way bar or 
 prevent the lords of the judicial 
 committee from ordering the 
 full !lisp„sj:ion of the wholo 
 case, if they shall so think fit ; 
 and that in order to promote 
 such arrangements and aim- 
 
!<<• such njipli- 
 irinlinj^ of the 
 hat such tirno 
 aco of nix cfil- 
 iin the arrival 
 and tilt! r(';^is- 
 iii all matters 
 tl from her iiia- 
 ii'l planfalioiiH 
 
 of (iood llojic, 
 
 ritoi'ics of the 
 my, and within 
 ^noiitlis in all 
 )y appeal from 
 
 her majt'sty'.i 
 1 : and that" in 
 ptdlant, or his 
 c'tual steps for 
 of the appeal 
 
 or times res- 
 cal shall stand 
 further order, 
 
 of the same 
 judicial eom- 
 ,'istrar of t'.io 
 t their lord- 
 
 sveritshallbe 
 isionof ainat- 
 ely toturnex- 
 istitm of law, 
 irtics.withthe 
 ^istrar of the 
 yf submit such 
 3 the lords of 
 iiitteo, in the 
 ise, and print 
 of the tran- 
 necessary for 
 10 satne ; j)ro- 
 f herein con- 
 y way bar or 
 f the judicial 
 ordering the 
 ;' the wholo 
 so think fit; 
 • to pfomote 
 8 and siui- 
 
 Rfl.KS OF PRArTirE. H. M. P. c, 289 
 
 ;:■« J""' " «na';.;;;;:.l',;';,; f;;;;;r ;;■ ■ ;:rr:,;"' r,-;'." ^- 
 
 the transcritit inav y,;...,-t t,. e. ... justu'c, or 
 
 of the proceedings. I - • "I'l'^""* .'r"iii hermaics- 
 
 And her majesty is further 
 pleased to order, and if is here- 
 by ordered that the foregoing 
 niles and regulations be mine- 
 
 ty's courts of vice-admiraltv" 
 to which the said rules are not 
 to be aj)plied. 
 
 Whereof the judges an.! 
 the judges and olliccra of 
 
 . - , , - .- w^ ^.^ , €1,111.1 
 
 ••arried into execution, in all 
 appeals or petitions and com- 
 I'laints. in the nature of ap- 
 peals brought to her majesty, 
 
 I'r to her heirs and svu •e.^sors. i may concern an. t.> f V ' 
 Ml council, from her maiestv's i ti, > n i ».. take no- 
 
 'oloniesandplantationsXoL: i accordhJgV"" """"'^"^ 
 (Signed) AVILLIAM L. BATIIFRST. 
 
 tlie superior courts of the 
 East India company, and 
 all other persons whom it 
 
 , ■'■■! 
 
 s 
 
Illi 
 
 CO 
 
TABLES OF FEES 
 
 i^-UAiii.j.; TO 
 
 COUNSEL AND ATTORNEY 
 
 AM) TO BAILIFFS 
 
 SUPERIOR AND CIRCUIT COURTS, 
 PKOVrxcE OF OUKJiKC. 
 
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 I 
 
ADVn.ATKS* KKKH. S. C. 
 
 293 
 
 A D V O C A T K S ' F K K s , 
 
 court in a,.tiM„s u, he in t • Vn^^^^^ '" ''"' '^"l-rior 
 
 register. ..f the .an.o a ^/v ,/; " Z'"'.''"'''-^ "/' V"" "•""•' '" "- 
 f".- the counsel. a.lv.K.ate. „ . ' " ''"'' ''"' ""•'«' "*" »'eo.^ 
 
 the original whereof , 'e J .u""!!; '?,'"''"'"'"« '" "'' "'^ 
 
 court, at the eitv of Quebec on th.? '^'^/^'fi^-'r'* of the said 
 thousand ei.ht hundred and m;:;':^;':'', ""^ "'" •J'"^' "- 
 laras re^^rds :;ctions ,„ h, instit,. 1, . ^ u''"^' 'n>on\o,i in .so 
 be comnK.nced. from „„,, af ■, t 1 ,V '^''\"': I''"''''^'''''*''^''- '" 
 tar.«- .ha„ he so entered in'llle .:!:^.;;:;^ ^ tM^'cllJ^'" P'^^'^ 
 
 ^'^<«T Class A(;ti(,xh cvsi.st oi- • 
 
 i- I'crsonal action, uhen the value in content exceeds *400 
 
 J; Kea, and n.i.ed actions not otherwise spec^irp^ild 
 
 '/-■c/?yi;";:,!;;r "'''^"^*'"" ^""^ »'-« -«* »^-..-d. and .« ,/.,....„. 
 
 procedure and upon like I.r^ceedini,^.. •^■"*^*' "*''•'*■'• 
 
 !^KC<,M, Class Actions consist of: 
 
 1. Personal actions when viIi.p ;« , * . , 
 
 .^4(»(». '^" ^'""«^ 'n contest does not exceed 
 
 2. Actions for separation of property 
 
 ■^. Actions or petitions .. rf..tin.ti.n de tutell, or ru,.,„eUe 
 4. All actions not included in fir,f „. 'J'">«M(e. 
 
 .specially provided for. ''^ ''«'-'"• '»'"' "<'t othenvise 
 
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 ."''•"•M'l<-..fil,.,l; or ins.ripiion Cu 
 "•;'. "r .n.-.-ription r.,r linal In-arin. 
 
 fli." action b(, aettMaiiorVhirinM^rii;;!;.;; 
 
 Clot. in;? of the en(|i.,-.t(. ; or if tho action 
 '0 HotticMl after tlu- insnipti,,. | , 
 
 . ncM.,,s.sarv,or it j,Hi;r,„ent l,o ron. ..red 
 " ■^..cl, la.t n.entione.l in.seription 
 
 .e,u-t.onhe.ettle.Jalteren.,,;eteelo.e;i: 
 •"If Ji.lK.Ment be ren.lere,! in .s,i,.l, 
 
 action alter on(,neto o„ „,. 
 
 any of the abovo cases in ■;vi;i;.h"ih; 
 .oU-n. ant nn.y have appearclbyattl;! 
 ni^> , to <iehu,lanf.s attorney on aetirmx 
 returned, or on '-^V-Z^/Vn,/... „._.."•; „ „„ 
 
 A( IONS COXTKSTKD, 
 
 7. It the action bo settled after 
 
 he 1,1,,,;, of any plea, other' " 
 ffian a ,.lca to the merit.- 
 and with<.nten4uefe on t>Mch 
 Idea, or if the action bo dia-i 
 ""i.'^sed on .such idea andl 
 
 without On(|UetO -J,, „n 
 
 8. It the .action 'bo settled af'ter ' 
 
 the filing of a idea to the- 
 merits, but before the in-' 
 s<^rij,tion on the roll for' 
 proof, where an enqiietc is 
 necessary, or before the in- 
 scription for final hearinLr, 
 where no enquete is neces- 
 
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 thp in.-.Tii.ti,,,, on til.,' r.,11 ' " 
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 thoin.«.Mi|,fi„nf„r lin.'il hnux-i 
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 not incJiKing act on« in wl.w.i. „;.i . . "-'••-«?< ftct, 
 
 court, or cin-nit n„....f .', ».. ' "i^"'"- (>" (he .superio 
 
 '•"..rt. or ,.in.„it curt, as thc'^^^^e mav"jH''. T '"^"'"i: 
 . f thr. !„,..„ .».„n 1 . '"^'t't'iiK'ii ot the action: 
 
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 '»•, if the Iea..e ..hall have exp rer hen or h ''? "r"'"' 
 to which the ]..a.«e e.xten.l.-.l.^ '° ''"'"^ y*''^'" 
 
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 "".Jer forty shilling., s i„ f„ "^ ','! l''",""^^'' ^ '^' 
 of the eln.; f,. 1.,. .i:*„.:.: "rJ'' V *" '"^t" t" »>e ta.xed a 
 
 .I 
 bo 
 
 
 In 
 
 one-half of th 
 
 had there b 
 
 een but one i 
 
 e .=um uhich he would have received 
 
 >*ue : the whole 
 
 payable, in equal proportions, by the 
 
 amount to be 
 
 each is-sue 
 
 party or j)artjes to 
 
 ;:'|, 
 
m 
 
 AnvOCATKH' t'Km 
 
 Additional Fkks. 
 
 IH. 
 I!). 
 
 For tho Sfcond. ami ev 
 plaintiff V .leclaration 
 
 t-'ry inMifidUiil 
 
 AHidavit to obt 
 littacliinent 
 
 ^•<JJ>y of the 
 
 iini writ of ,-,,j 
 
 hiiii 
 
 n '■evondication 
 
 >i>"' nil nsf,„n,l,:,„lu 
 
 * J (10 
 
 lit. 
 
 110 jinijrrnerit, attad 
 
 or other prcro^rative writ — wl 
 
 niH-iit for rent 
 
 ii'iple fittachiiient 
 
 iiiiil action 
 
 'lot to 1j(. allowed f( 
 
 iiinciiced bvsuci 
 
 I'll attidavit re 
 
 'frtioitiri. 
 
 i| Hired 
 
 1 i,roee.«.s— (Uiis f 
 
 K<'iieral term 
 
 tioii ()r i>Ieadin;r, i„ 
 
 or any aflidavit referr 
 
 ■S to the facts .«ct f 
 
 ing, in 
 
 rth in the peti- 
 
 davit i«';„:,er:..::;:"':!'''^'''^-»"^h.„eh 
 
 2I>. If a writ of cpi,,^',',',] 
 attachment against 
 
 afli- 
 
 finie ai-tqr the institut 
 included) — 
 
 /r^'"";;""''"". '>'an.y writof 
 moveables be Kued ont at 
 
 .'i 00 
 
 ion of the aeti 
 
 any 
 ion (aflidavit 
 
 To the attorney sii 
 
 21. 0. 
 
 If 
 If 
 
 action of 1st el 
 action of 2nd eli 
 
 "g out the same- 
 
 any declinatory or dil 
 
 to the form 
 
 r de 
 
 atorv 
 
 „lo the plaintiff's attorn 
 Jo the defendant 
 
 e.veej.tion, exception 
 
 II' 00 
 10 00 
 
 inurrei, over-ruled.— 
 
 ey 
 
 ^- On »».v other plea, ov 
 
 uj)on it,— 
 
 er 
 
 On 
 
 To th 
 To th 
 
 e successful party 
 
 on 
 
 pposito pa, 
 "ly dilatory except! 
 Jo the defendant's ,n, 
 io thejdaintifr's atto 
 
 ^4. If the plaintiff b 
 
 tion, after the fill 
 
 perm 
 
 form 
 
 ng 
 
 2.5. 
 26. 
 
 To the defendant' 
 
 8 00 
 
 tor law issue raised 
 
 N 00 
 
 tii;;d:- ' "" 
 
 attorney 
 
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 to amend his declara- 
 in exception to the 
 
 attorney ^ 
 
 the filing of a d 
 
 lo the defendant's attorney 
 
 e.ii. rrer, — 
 
 ara- 
 
 i'or all proceeding 
 
 not specially provided 'f 
 ordered to be j)aid,— 
 To the party ;, whom 
 
 s on any petition, motion, or'rul'e 
 
 27. 
 
 (Same f 
 ill 
 
 call in creui 
 J'or putting in se 
 
 ec, on motion or oti 
 
 or. upon which costs are 
 costs are awarded 
 
 tors, including aflidavits 
 
 ler proceedings to 
 
 10 OO 
 
 " 00 
 
 Lo each att 
 
 •ty tor costs 
 
 ) 
 
 orney 
 
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2S 
 
 ■>'J 
 
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 •■'I. 
 
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 for..- • '"'^ '•"■^■« '">' otla-rvvis,. ,.;,vi,i..,i 
 Tc. oach atf.prncv 
 lvri.|ur-f,. foo in „,!>• (•■oiif,.V,''j' : >' .'> m 
 
 •'•-K.appe.nuK^/S' ■';;;; :;;;,7- ••'■;' '-d 
 
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 In .Nis,., to 1,0 hi;",i"i,v"i;nv'li; '<i iiii 
 
 >"a«Je for a now t ' i' :! '•' '""■':". " """!"" i-^ 
 
 ^-:.i-'.-.:;::::^:i'"--'^"ri-i..non, 
 
 suit. 
 
 "'"•i-o all, or 
 
 -••"jrlit, o„,, fv.e„nlv to i 
 
 Hiy of tlu 
 
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 '1 fa<c. III. f 
 
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 aofion of 1st vl!!<s) . 
 
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 action. 
 
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 s)... 
 
 I'^ 
 
 111 a I'onto.-itcii 
 
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 "n any re-l 
 
 *'i"-ii alioriii'v 
 
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 jit'cii 
 
 '•"'• l"'or ;i.II |.ruc('CMl 
 
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 L' attorney eo 
 
 '■''*>. ('o.«(,.s 
 
 To tl 
 To ti 
 
 'I' attorney of 
 
 ■'IS 111 act! 
 
 "iK'e of suit 1)( 
 
 '11 of 
 
 id dO 
 
 i; nil 
 
 ■'I 00 
 
 jo dll 
 
 .") do 
 
 '•'••tion, and al 
 
 jeond ..ia.s, if tli. ,„,. 
 nteste.l. or if it be nmd 
 
 • led 
 
 I red e.\ 
 
 .so ,,„ jiroeccdlnirs to h 
 
 ••r . 
 
 .'IS. 
 
 <'n every eoi,y„f.s>,|j, 
 
 eeiitory or Juijuuwnt 
 
 ^ fonfinii- 
 ''.V 
 
 avo Jiu|,r,,ieiif 
 
 CODIHIIIII, 
 
 Siiin 
 
 iif,' out a writ of 
 
 l>".'"a certified by the ;,tf, 
 
 -Id. l- 
 
 •lei 
 If 
 If 
 
 'or ev( 
 
 1^ out writ of 
 
 o.\ec 
 atti 
 
 in 
 
 a ration be not con 
 fiction of 1st elas 
 
 action of 2n(l d 
 ry i,'.i.«'ni.shee (abo 
 
 If contoirted, th 
 
 tet^ted personal act 
 
 Id 
 J (Id 
 
 Id do 
 7 no 
 
 1 do 
 
 costs to be the 
 
 aiiie as in ,.| 
 
 niinetl by the amount of th 
 
 ion ; the clax.s to be d 
 
 eter 
 
 « j'l'lgmcnt again.'j 
 
K' 
 
 U8 
 
 ADVOfATKS' IKKS, .S, 
 
 the Kiirnisliof, if tl 
 
 if tl 
 
 H- <;<)sts b(> luiyjil.Io |,v li 
 
 K' (;ii: 
 
 :f> 1) 
 
 niKiunf claiiiH'il liv tl 
 
 11. F 
 
 the ilecliirat 
 ill 
 
 Kill 
 
 piiyablc l.y the part 
 
 It' '"iitc^faf 
 
 ini, 
 i'lH, 
 
 y i'<jntc',<tiii;^ 
 
 or all I rucoiMliijjr.s f,„. 
 
 tl 
 
 If iiiiiin.-oiiincnt of 
 
 fopiviveimpri.^onincnf oif 
 
 j)(isso«siun, or for 
 
 any party, or for 
 
 qiK-iice of a falf-c l,i(i,| 
 
 n order for a, sal 
 
 or 
 II writ of 
 
 '' 111 cons 
 
 seals, or for tlu; roinoval tl 
 
 >'><A- "1- «'■ ; the .•i(Ii.x,„<r of 
 
 (li 
 
 ['A" "II any applicai 
 
 H'l-cof, and for all 
 
 after jii(l;,'iii. nt to lil 
 
 i"ii •■ithcr hc'foro 
 
 or 
 
 for debt, other 
 
 H'late any person arrested 
 
 obtain 
 
 i-wise than by givin-r bail 
 
 J ossession of property seized, 
 
 in;? atfaehnient bef 
 
 alb 
 
 of rrhilli 
 
 ations of altidavil 
 
 'i'''.iiMb'nieiit, 
 
 or U 
 "f coiitest- 
 
 If 
 
 TofhjC' attorn 
 
 III! < a jKxtii-i , 
 
 IK' nntriie, or i 
 
 |"i;,'i-ound that 
 
 cyofapplicant if n( 
 
 <^anse sheun bnt without 
 
 n eases 
 
 imso shewn. •<(; iiii 
 
 To the attori 
 
 If it I 
 
 To the att 
 
 ley of 
 
 en(|liete, — 
 
 pplicant I 
 
 oriiey sliewiiii' cause. 
 
 •o lUMH'ssary to takeevid 
 d 
 
 cfedin^'s iiientioiied in the fore 
 
 ence "n any of the j.n 
 
 upon any preliminary plea. 
 
 "Ill;; niiii/ber. (jr 
 
 incidental proceeding; not 
 
 ">• iil'<»n any other 
 
 \V1 
 
 To each attorney 
 
 pccially provided f 
 
 ii'ii the 
 
 prool 
 
 II aijditional fee of. 
 
 "r. 
 
 in any contested 
 
 cause 
 
 ti"iH'<i. p^nty bound to proceed not be 
 tee to adverse ]iarty (wl 
 
 con- 
 
 -14. I 
 
 or cross-e.vani 
 
 in;; ready, 
 icre costs onlered to be 
 
 dde, 
 
 mill;; every witness over fi 
 
 Vx 
 
 in any contested ca.- 
 
 ve, on each 
 
 epariii!; statement of facts 
 
 Pre 
 
 •It). For tin 
 
 paring answer 
 
 pc-cial application rcoiiired 1. 
 
 of the Code of Civil Pnu'cd 
 
 by article 218 
 
 -ir. To any proof coiiiini.s.«i,„n,,.f 
 
 lire. 
 
 or 
 
 111 any case referred to | 
 
 per for 
 
 iniiig all servi 
 
 (■es 
 
 -IS. F 
 
 examination of thrc 
 
 ■ach 
 
 u itnesse 
 
 nil, not e.xceeilin-' the 
 
 witness above three 
 
 4'.i. I\)r all proceedings for b 
 
 ."»(•. F 
 
 of m 
 
 mors. 
 
 •inging to sale the 
 
 Jiroperty 
 
 or 
 
 proseciiting to judgment a report of'di.s'trib 
 
 not contested 
 
 iitioii 
 
 •or a I 
 
 proceedings upon a eontestat 
 
 of distribiiti 
 
 dra 
 
 on, if til 
 
 o contestation 
 
 ion of a rejiort 
 
 II (III 
 I) (III 
 
 N (II) 
 
 -' (10 
 
 •1 (1(1 
 li (10 
 
 4 00 
 
 I! 00 
 
 10 00 
 
 '1 (10 
 
 .'0 00 
 
 III no 
 
 final 1 
 
 wii or aciiiiiesced in, before the i 
 
 earing on the merits, wl 
 
 the collocation eontested is'ab 
 
 )'.' not with- 
 nseription for 
 len the amount of 
 ove 8400,— 
 
!ho\vn. ■<() (Ml 
 
 t;:;I;;: ;;;;;;:;;;:• ;;f;i;;:.rrr-'r^"^"^ ^'-- 
 
 ^)2. If fh. an.o.n.t ., the •, '■'"■mini,. M ,,0 
 
 >". and (lu not i..x,.,.M., I >;•>()(» -_ 
 
 ■>■>. If IIr. .■..nli'stali,,,, b,. „i „ , V '■'•""""-■ li m 
 
 b«f.,r,. ll,„ i,,,,., ,,,„;'', ; ;"• "■:'l""-"-'-l in 
 
 z::::^^'"'- ""'A:L;";f,^'-;;i;„- 
 
 I'd cat'li jitfoinHv 
 
 ■>7. If tho a<...,.„nt i„. .•ont;>;;e.i:ih;"e,;;"t;-;;-;,;';i;;-:,:, ;••• '•' •"• 
 
 if the -tt !;.. I 1,v M ^^ ''" ""■"""^ '"«^'' 
 <uid hy the amount claimed hv fho ^///l, /' 
 
 :::::;:;:' '^ '- -- ^^ i-y"^'' 1^^ ;!::'":;,:!:. 
 ■"'\v:;;:i;:^^-;E:;r^;in;r-v-v-e,.a.ation 
 
 ^''■;;: tl.en.UnnH.nia, ,1:1,:! nr;S[;f '■''"'- 
 I ..ot contested, to plaintillV at.. 
 It .-ontcsted, to each attorney " '" "" 
 
 ■•"•I--- all ,,n,cee.iin;,. to eal'^r;-;;;;;' •,;;••,■• -""" 
 
 cuV "" ""»""•' ''^'""""'^ of «ame 
 
 'I. For all f^rru......!;., i- •. .. 
 
 e .succesaion 
 
 f'l*. On a .li.sav 
 
 or // 
 
 judgment rendered 
 
 •>wal, petition in revocation of'i'u",V,r 
 
 40 00 
 
 <i-r,-,.i,i,„„i(i.,il, ^,^t>,^^ („ j^^. ^j 
 
 srinent. 
 
 original demands ol 
 
 i^aine claa.> 
 
 lie same as i 
 
 n 
 
"on 
 
 (54 
 
 tir>. 
 
 f>7. 
 
 (is. 
 
 ADVftr.ATKS' FKKS. S. C 
 
 • II in( Miiiii do n(»f oAPced .•^SHO 
 
 . If It cxeoerl >!H0. ,„mI ,1., not vsoi^o^l'^iim^ ^ " "" 
 
 If . oxcee. .S>00. and ,lo not ox.v.,l $4i), ' •'" 
 
 It It exceed S-UH) I* (H! 
 
 If fontf'.Mtcd. costs to oe'snn'i ,ic':.' ''' "" 
 
 onit court, as the caxe L vi ' ''-'""'^ '"■ '•''•- 
 
 c-t.„ponthe^!^;;t::tat;;;r;d^;;:;7C;s:;;;;:;'''' 
 
 •• «"•» r'"t exceeding ,««(» <i,,,|i ' ', ' ^"•" '^'"" 
 
 -.nte.ted action.s in^i.e ci t eo, T" "". '•" 
 
 and under AlOO. "' "'"'^■'' •^"" 
 
 •»l'l;".«iHo„.s to annul, to withdraw. ,„. t„ ,,,.„,^ 
 
 7(» 
 71. 
 
 . Ratikioaiions ok Tiilk. 
 
 ''^";x';.;iT4s;i'-:."."''™'-" ■'■ ■"""•« ■■«•»«/ ^^ 
 
 If pnicliaso money exceed .'jKlOti 
 
 I'ecs (Ml opjjositions to sentence of ".V.'f:V-'"V-" 
 
 lido »„j „„ c„„,.,i„ii.,„, !?:„■' ."',";;; ";'.:„"f 
 
 14 (Ml 
 
 2(1 00 
 25 00 
 
 EXPKOPRIATIO.VS. 
 
 Fur ail i.roceedings. on behalf of a nroi.iipf,.,. „ 
 priated, to obtain an order / * /''"''I""^'"' expro- 
 of the monies,- *^^ P'lyment over 
 
 '*o;^d;i4oo::'..^':.:;':r:;^ -i-ropriated 
 
 If it does not exceed .S!40(» 
 
 "'or opposing sueces.f\,lly the'honmii^gation'of"; 
 " '-'.port of commissioners, where a Li/f 
 i'l'l-'aiancc for that purj,o,e shall h-ue I '" 
 
 111 and allowed,— ' "^ ^"''" "-'^ ^' '-^'''n put 
 
 '' whi^h'l^ :H"'r"' ^''^ '^■•"J'«'-^>' ^-F.-tin. 
 "fill n tiiu objcctron arises ■ "' 
 
 ]() 00 
 12 0'.> 
 
 Whore it does notoxcood. 
 
 exceeds 8400. 
 
 40 00 
 .'iO OU 
 
tv.l 
 
 S <H (ID 
 
 10 (((» 
 
 II (ID 
 
 ]h 00 
 
 I action 
 t or cir- 
 haf fhe 
 tion for 
 •e Its in 
 
 >Vt! .'TiOO 
 
 ."ecu re 
 
 ^f'^ted.. I.-, 00 
 second 
 
 tifica- 
 
 ley do 
 
 14 00 
 
 -X'ceed 
 mifiiy 
 
 2(t 00 
 
 25 00 
 
 on of 
 
 itiouti 
 
 jiro- 
 ovei" 
 
 iited 
 
 f ii 
 ttcn 
 put 
 
 injr 
 
 10 00 
 12 0!> 
 
 ■10 00 
 .'{0 (J a 
 
 .•:(i| 
 
 ^^ 'tils m rKKTI(H(\l;i 
 
 -■>■ f' -:;'"•» MWotho tiling of sn..h,vnf__ 
 
 If writ r('riis,MiVV//^.!rVvyi;, ■■;,■-■■ $Hl "() 
 
 '>>■ I< not sot,I,.,| »M.|V.o u,,.' Ci 7 ""•"' " "" 
 
 Topotifion,.,- ....L^* ""'■''"•'" — 
 
 To roMjMMiilont ''' "0 
 
 -H.K.U.ednnvn.,ofinteno,a,on..sorc.n;;;:in,;;:-^^ .. oo 
 
 -ito.on,..r;a;.a.idi;i:;:^;^::.;i^r";::::'..::*:.'':: 
 
 I'KOKATKS. !I^,u.;^s C.kpis. Ktc 
 
 For":!n";;:f r ''ir^ "" -i'"^--'''^o;;f::::::: ^i; :; 
 
 n.in rs o .!;;,..;'S";' ='l'l'-"^"->" of tutorst^; ' "" 
 
 If not (-■(jnto.-.'ted "' 
 
 If contt'sttMl, — ') 00 
 
 To pctitionorV attorney 
 
 To ndvorse party '•' "*' 
 
 <'"i><'Htionof;;nXr";r::o;'r -;• '"" 
 
 including notice. "''"- ''"^^'"'i'' "» -"-nt, 
 
 ■■'■ 1 (HI 
 
 KvdC.VTIO.V.S. 
 
 M. If maintained, the eoi-ts to bo the ...„„. • 
 
 -f the se.ond class, wl ic c st^ •" actions 
 
 ^^ervices in both eo„rts._ '"'" '"'^^'"•'^' «" 
 
 If rejected, to each Attorney 
 
 ■' ) 0(1 
 
 ^^. To the attorney for .lireetion for drawin-^ a nowcr f 
 attorney """'"o "i Jiowor of 
 
 80. Attendance at (li!iu"ii.",VV."'"V':.' :'.V 4 00 
 
 iv 
 
 11: 
 
 1 
 
 I 
 
 i| 
 
 i 
 
 i 
 
 
 
 ^1 
 
11 ' 
 
 ADVofATK.S" !>:k,S. s. c. 
 
 tfH- pl.nnlifl- in i..),.n. I,., i„„ ,'"'"'•"'■.■•■ "'» 
 ^"- I "fth,. t„l,k., ,n,i ,i, 'f •/':" "^^ "■' ". 
 
 .i-"i;?.Mc„t k ,-<.n,io.^!f „ .1 ;'■'""':"-'-' •"• *'■ 
 
 at a like sta-^o '"-'.^'""il *Jom,in,|, if .sfttl,.,! 
 
 «!'. rn.h.rsloo,-- ''"'"•'* " ^^■■^"•;«-. 
 ir i'effiod Ix't'i,!,. l,,.wiiiM. » I 
 
 .'i. In .'asos (.f SIOO ,„• „vor — -i" 00 
 
 If".-<'tti,.d before) ho'uiriir 
 
 no V -^''V '""i'''»f,' ..'.'. 20 00 
 
 ■i-. Hactiim in renow «. ead, ,,„rtv ■'" '"' 
 
 On a,,f,..al fn,,., Tri.nfy Huns,. •...■•■■.Vthor'V,:'! \ " "" 
 
 Attorney for apjiellant 
 
 Att<.rnev for res.mndnit -"'»•• 
 
 It not c'ontesfcl 12 III) 
 
 Attorney for a|,,„.||,,„f . 
 
 (iiKHKc, :mU Deeemlier. liSiis. 12 00 
 
 Wr M,CKK„n„. Chief Justiee.S.C. 
 ''■ .'^noirr, J.C.s. 
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 A. .Sti'aut. 
 
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 iiiioy of 
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 ey ].) 00 
 
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 20 00 
 
 40 00 
 
 () 00 
 
 lal. to 
 
 20 00 
 
 12 00 
 
 12 00 
 
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 ^•'•"'" -"1 after the .la • n whi t u "'"'"'^ '**' *'''^ "•""•^ 
 
 eMtcre.linthoregi.teJof U^;;;.u,.;;'" ^"'^^^'"^ ^»'i«" «l-'ll be 
 
 To THK IJAILin-S. 
 
 .i.-o I 
 
 1' 
 
 p , required 
 
 I'..r the .oi^,re of r.al estate, or the .ei/„ro o 
 merit of moveables, ineltulin-' 
 
 attMcli- 
 
 and cfmin^. f > *i 'I'V " original iiiveiitorv. 
 
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 111 any .voi/iiro. 
 
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 '■'or the s;,| 
 
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 '11 ret 11 in of ,v7W/ 
 
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 •or all xervicos exe 
 
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 11' rate t,f 
 
 ••'iiploycd nioro (h 
 
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 <'<'|'.V. A-f, 
 
 of til 
 
 any 
 
 t' iittendan 
 
 fo on 
 
 }\ including ret 
 
 •l'">-ti' notices lor 
 
 lioritr. 
 
 J"i".y triafs 
 
 II in. \. 
 
 IX r < 
 
 ■«■>••« in vvliicli i 
 
 (wh 
 
 "»e person beinif 
 
 under the d 
 en reijiiiicjj ... 
 
 leciioi) 
 
 seized or sold 
 
 th 
 
 t" inventory 
 
 11 »'on.>-efjiieiicc of 
 intere.-^ted in the" 
 
 more than 
 
 'I iidditional 
 
 If 
 
 eoj.y 
 
 IS or are i 
 
 ^■"li.v or i 
 
 ^ore,,nired ^"^''«'"y. lor eaei; ext 
 
 cxsaiy, for 
 
 }»roj)eity 
 'pi OS Jf 
 
 ^•oii.-'etjiicneo of ti 
 
 in 
 se 
 
 ""'i-i' than one d 
 
 ra 
 
 ^ed or sold, a bailijl 
 
 ;;■ 'l-iantity ..f <.oo;/;"V 
 
 "'e, the addit 
 sheriff 
 shill 
 
 "y ill niakino- 
 
 ■^ iH'i-es.^arily 
 
 O I), 
 
 (I 
 
 r (> 
 2 i; 
 
 to I 
 
 '"iiiil time wh 
 
 siieh 
 
 'X' ("haro-ed nt »i 
 snilliii-rs jind siv , '"^ ' '" ^' 
 
 lllliiiiln.. ..e . ' l""i<l r 
 
 I'" certified I 
 
 'K'l-iijiied 
 •'•('iziire or 
 
 11' rat(« 
 
 the 
 
 av 
 
 «'t' twelve 
 
 111 mutes of 
 contains rnore t| 
 
 »y a bailiff. 
 
 ■•-euure of rea'l i^n 
 
 "■ords to be eh 
 
 lan 
 
 :()(» 
 
 iite, n 
 
 ) c.veejitiii' 
 
 <» \2 () 
 
 eee,- 
 
 hiindred 
 
 "•oi-ds. the a.ld'it 
 
 ;"-«cci at the rate of fj 
 
 .Mil 
 
 bef( 
 
 '10 allowed 
 
 words in addition t 
 
 the f 
 
 ve 
 
 'ee 
 
 irily 
 ioiial 
 
 I'ciK'e per 
 
 c'lge on the 
 proeesK of 
 
 service or 
 
 mill thr , 
 ehar^rc fo,.'niil 
 served on th 
 
 ny kind, jit th 
 
 CAociition of 
 
 •;:;■ IH>n,e per mile, witi 
 
 P rate of 
 
 iierein- 
 
 writ of 
 
 <»»'' shillin, 
 
 eiiffe o 
 
 »ic bailif}-, ,„Hl wh 
 been served at the 
 Jirocoss shall h 
 
 gc on any other 
 nine j.arty then 
 
 ''0"f any f„,.th 
 
 er 
 
 Ji ^'hall b 
 
 pi'oi-ess to be 
 " tlio hands (.f 
 
 live beei 
 
 ^■a!)ie f 
 
 '<-' or might h 
 
 ""e (uheth. 
 sued out b^ th 
 
 five 
 
 cr siudi 
 'aine 
 
'11 If. 
 
 ...... .o> 2 r, 
 
 till- 
 III. I 
 
 „ . ,; 
 
 I ill- 
 
 « 12 i; 
 
 IIIIO 
 
 •• 2 (I 
 
 .... (, •_, ,; 
 
 .... (I ,; „ 
 
 I'i- 
 
 .... (I ij ,■ 
 
 ... II :i J, 
 
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 or 
 
 •• 1 l» (> 
 
 • " r (! 
 II 
 
 V 
 
 1' 
 I 
 • " 2 (i 
 
 «AII,IKK.S' KKKH, S. C. 
 
 one mile. "" ' ■ '''^' 'li.-fanc,' .-x. •,■<•. I 
 
 Qt'KRKc. ;iOfh Decemb,.r, l,S(;,s. 
 
 *<• >^H<iRT, J.S.C. 
 
 •\- I'di.kitk. J.c.s. 
 •^- •'^ri AKi. 
 
 , •/; •': ^^"".vMiKK. j.r.s 
 
 ;• \. Mci.iTK, ./.('..s. 
 ''• •'. •fuiiN.so.v, .J.S.C 
 
 •I- MuiUHK, .J..S.('. 
 
 n ,,. , ^ ^^- '^'••""''^CK, J..S.O. 
 
 P"bl,she.l i„ „po„ ,„„,, ,.^, . 
 
 305 
 
 i-'i.SKr A' HiiniocGH.s. p.s.c. 
 
 tl 12 
 
308 
 
 AD' 
 
 r, c. 
 
 ADVOCATKS' Fli 
 
 KS 
 
 CIRCUIT COUKT 
 
 IT is hoivhv ordoroil fli;,t ,(„. i\,u 
 Cllllll^ .. n.l i 
 
 roil 111 
 
 court in n,),-, 
 
 ad 
 
 vofiitt'H ami ill ton 
 
 ow 
 lins 
 
 inff fees b(. allowod t.. fh. 
 
 De I'OIlliflfli ;•( ,J f 
 
 turitr.'-hiili b 
 
 "" to bo insHtiito.1, and 
 'rom and after th,. ,| 
 
 I>ni(.tiM-njr in th 
 '■{•"i. "tlM.r,,r.HH.,.din«s", 
 
 *' circuit 
 
 of tl 
 
 le naiiio 
 
 eounsid. advccafes ami 
 
 on^orod hy the rU-rk ..f 
 by I 
 
 '•>' '"^^' 'liieclfd ; and tJ, 
 
 '.y on which tl 
 '••^ court in fh« 
 
 thi 
 
 If jiri'sent 
 
 orif,'inal whereof 
 
 attorniex prjicti- 
 
 e Kriir of } 
 
 '■('L'isters 
 
 court, at the city of Q,„.l 
 
 was entered in tl 
 
 th 
 fa 
 to b 
 
 '"« I.I this 
 H! re-i.vters of th 
 
 <H>s for 
 •onrt, the 
 
 ousand eijrht hundred and (if 
 
 •<'c. on the twentieth d 
 
 rcffirds act 
 
 rioi 
 
 fy-t 
 
 wo. 
 
 iicrel 
 
 ly o 
 
 r .11.13. 
 
 ujierior 
 
 conniK-nced, frc 
 
 '> >i' Histitute.l, and otl 
 
 'y re|,ealod in 
 
 one 
 
 tariff shall b 
 
 >m and after the d 
 
 .so entered in the re 
 
 ".V on whicdi tl 
 
 icr proeeedint 
 
 gisters of this 
 
 court. 
 
 I'rescnt 
 
 c I n c {• r T 
 
 C f) u II T 
 
 /« c 
 
 an, 
 
 "VCf .Sd 
 
 Ac 11 
 
 o.vs \()N- C(..\ri:.s 
 
 IKI). 
 
 1st CI 
 
 ass vver 
 
 $]ii 
 
 3. If the action 1 
 
 the reliirn.., 
 
 2. If the act 
 
 •ttled bef, 
 
 lie 
 
 ion be settled, 
 
 10 00 
 
 ■ndant c(iiif( 
 
 ud 
 
 on the day of the Vet 
 
 on the next f(dl 
 • Ileal Ua^' 
 
 or if 
 gment 
 n-n. x:r 
 
 00 
 
 2d Class over 
 ^♦50 to $100. 
 
 'i 00 00 
 
 owinp juri- 
 
 '2"0' 00 8 00 
 
 00 
 
307 
 
 |l»t Clax.* r.v(.rj2(J ( |.,.s,m ,,v..r 
 j =^'""- I •*(!() f(. $10(1. 
 
 •5 (• 
 
 ^ c. I $ c. 
 
 •'• ^^ >" l^'tu.n Ik. M.,tl,.,|. or if 
 f'""e.i,„fhone.xtpn.,-..,|i„^ 
 
 ;;;;";bor. b-.r iK-f!,,-,, ,.,0!? ' 
 
 '"':'•■ •"■ "i>vn,,tio„ for on - 
 !V""''7 <"• in.Mrii,,,i„n for i 
 '",'"' 'H'arin;, o„ tho merits I 
 whoro n., en4,uH.. is neeoM- ! 
 
 t'lc inxTiption .„, t]u- i„l| 
 tyr pn).,r. I,„t l„,(„n. the 
 ^'''l^.n;; of ,f,, c.nr,.M-.tc; or' 
 ." "10 a..-ti<.i . sotti, ,1 after I 
 >"-<-n,.ti„n . heari.if- on 
 !'"■ merits wl,.r.-.HM.nm.,.to' 
 
 . mcnri(.n(Mlin,..ri,,ti„n.. ' 
 
 -'• It the action bo .sottlo.I r I 
 
 onq-ioto .-loscl, or if ju,,,.. I 
 
 "•ent bo ronderod i„\suoh | 
 
 aeti.m after .-,.., Note 20 00' 
 
 • »J ol the above cases in ' I 
 
 "Inch tho defendant n.,,v 
 
 havo apj.oaro.l by attorneV 
 
 to delend.int's attorno> on 
 
 'lotions returned, or on .;«„/., 
 'i^luut ... "^ , 
 
 ' 4 00 1 00 
 
 ■ 
 
 1«00, OOOJI200' 11(10 
 
 00 I ] (5 00 00 
 
 " 00 i 00 
 
 Actions Contkstkd. 
 
 If th 
 
 Piff. Defdt. Pltf. jjefdt. 
 
 e a( tion be fettled after I ,« 
 
 the filing of any ,,Ioa, other 
 •■?° '^. P'oa t" infants and 
 eon iieh pica J 
 
 C. $ c. 
 
 S c, S 
 
 without onqiiet 
 or if the act 
 on such pi 
 
 i n be di 
 
 'missed 
 
 4Uete 
 
 Oil without en- 
 
 20 00 15 00 112 
 
 00 10 00 
 
:u>H 
 
 J 8 Tff 
 
 A/»v..«An..s* yy.ts, c. r. 
 
 ■'"''"•■'•';•' ■•-J.litionnl fee 
 
 ' '" •■'I'll Itttoriicy. 
 
 '■ '' u!" mil'"" i'" ^^♦^'•^' '•'•terf 
 F.H.f. ,vl„.n. an o„.,„..„. i'^ 
 
 '■• I * r. 
 
 ■^ I-. 
 
 Hury 
 
 ^"^^ ".s,.r,,.,ioM on the roll 
 
 ^"- n tUo act.nn 1m. .etn,.,J arter 
 
 ren.lere.i o., .udi hearing 
 
 24 00 ;2U 00 I J.-, OH 
 
 -^'^ 00, 21' (10 I I, son 
 
 12 00 
 
 1 1 no 
 
 '30<w|24 0(,|2,M.».j6oo 
 In any case wheie flw,.-.. ~~~ — ~^ 
 
 rt.r.,h<,v .,.,.,.,. /;/;,„';.'■ .r,™,;''''--'!""'. .ha„ ,„ „, 
 
 "- /t;i■■;;;;:-^;;::■l;i,-^"^,,;j■,tt!::IlI- 
 ,J■Slt,i"^ '-■'-:- 'l^Jri;--';;;-™'; 
 
 pluin(ittae.,.or,li„,rf„ ' "* ^*' ^o taxed as aaain^f h 
 j^ 'leeountable. ^ *" '''« uni.umt f,,,- which he i! 
 
 shillings sterling), the cosK. / > ''^'''' *" ^^<^ "'i-'er for/v 
 
 ^o>ts, to be a.s in personal uefi,! V ^"'' ^•>' ^^t'^tute), the 
 
 ;- the value of the pre in/ " I' !" """ "^' '""n«y o , , W 
 the tune of the in^tX^o ^f'"' ^'''. ''^•'' •^"•^'^•- '^^'''ren a 
 fhall have oxpirerj thin V '"" "^'t'"". «'■• if *'ie Icnl 
 i-^-i-se extended '' '^^^" ^«^ ^''« last year to which tK 
 

 '■ I ••*; f 
 
 * t 
 
 "'I '•'"<' /-'(lO 
 
 r.i 
 
 ADVm{'aTK.s' f'KK.s 
 
 -'it- in thi. ,.o„rf. ,„„lo 
 
 >-. '^K'". lor f,.,.. 
 
 .109 
 
 
 IjofJ 
 
 I I'oUlf.^. 
 
 /\l)l 
 
 
 I'llSOO I|„„ 
 
 than (iiH! mill 
 "'rt''.>< at form. V 
 lie wuiil.l ),.,^:,, 
 whole aiiiouiif 
 
 01" jxirtics fo 
 
 ■•'^'ain.«f the 
 
 iii'l iis ai,Miiisr 
 
 wJiifh he is 
 
 in^' in aeti, „)..,. 
 ? iinder forty 
 f tho class to 
 
 •eo's act, not 
 amazes are. 
 'tatute), the 
 iioney eijual 
 '■current at 
 f the lease 
 which the 
 
 ,, p 111 fllISS 
 
 "• i-or the seeon.l •,„,l .... ,, "v.r *I(ni. 
 
 .,r,|. ,,,i / :!' "^^•'■y.;Ml,l„i..nal copy .^ ,. 
 
 hff..r.. )u.|,Mun '''" •"^••"•'""•■'.t 
 
 eationoraTtael ;.. r'''''''''^':'''-'"J^ 
 vitro.,„ire, .''•'"■""' ^''"'"""i'lo- 
 
 i:l;-';-,i:;»^;;^;i;i;,;ir:i;::r';;i;;,r 
 
 !•>. If any writ of ■!(»., i 2 (l(» 
 
 ''•-he ..:'': '''''-'"f.''«''i'..-'tM,ovon. 
 
 ^tit..tionof;h:';j^,:;'i:""-">--thein- 
 >^.onevi;;;'r;;;;E;;:;K-^M'--ne... ,,„.... 
 
 ""• excci.tion to fi I ''''''*""T «X'-eption 
 -"ner^':e;.;;;,:.!;:_i'''-'"-^"»-er!.,,e- 
 
 ,J(' the ,,l;,intitr's attorney 
 
 '^•o.a„5:'^;-';K;;--..4:.:::::::::::: \Zz 
 
 rai-^od upon it _"""''•'' alterlaw iss.io 
 'I- *!, i',"" "'aintainod... 
 
 ihe^i^S-i;^'-;;-,"^;:::::::: :::::: j :: 
 
 o, 
 
 <• 
 
 lass 
 
 ll\ 
 
 ■■} 
 
 riui) 
 
 to 
 
 
 1*1. 
 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 2 OU 
 
 •1 00 
 
 2 
 
 00 
 
 ') 
 
 00 
 
 2 
 
 00 
 
 2 
 
 00 
 
 4 
 
 00 
 
 2 
 
 •10 
 
!llt 
 
 .\nvo('ATi:s rKKS. r. r. 
 
 wlicii fhcciKiurtc takes j,| 
 
 iiiiiiaiy pli'ji 
 
 ii-e iijioii a |tr(,' 
 
 I". If tlio iilaintifl' ])v |MTiiiitt<il t 
 
 • Ifcl 
 
 lifitiuii alter tin; t 
 
 !• aincini li 
 
 tKin to the loriii, — 
 
 llllli; lit ;i|I CM 
 
 ■|' 
 
 IS. 
 
 To tlu' ilctViiiJ 
 
 lilt's altoriicv 
 
 If the |ilaiiitiir l.u iKTiiiitteil to" anicnii liis 
 
 111. !•■ 
 
 I'l'laiatiiin after filing a deiiiurrer,— 
 To tiie (lefeiidaiit ,< att 
 
 oriiev 
 
 or ail proeeeilmjrs „„ any peliiion, inoiion 
 'I- iiiie. not .<|ieeia!ly ]ii-oviiled for, ii),on 
 
 which co,-:t.s arc onlcreil to I 
 
 To the party t 
 
 iwi'nlcil 
 Same fci' on mot 
 ciill in credito 
 
 o whom 
 
 tl 
 
 Jiaiij, 
 le cost;^ 
 
 ire 
 
 ion 111 other 
 
 iMocecilinir to 
 
 (HI 
 
 '( Mil 
 
 2 (1(1 
 
 nclmlin;; alliilavit- 
 
 ntoteil ease 
 
 Id 
 
 When the eiujuetc in anv 
 
 eon.iimed, party Ijoiiiiil to nroeeeil not 
 bein;! ready, — 
 To adver.sc 
 
 -'(I. !• 
 
 or a! 
 
 ot seciintv, — 
 
 rty 
 
 proeeedinys respectin^^' the piittini,' ii 
 
 To each attornev 
 
 On any rehearii 
 
 l.v II 
 
 ig upon Ihe merits ordered 
 
 (» 
 
 e court III any contested cause, 
 each attorney 
 
 11 any reheariiiL 
 di nir, — 
 
 irdered upon any jdea- 
 
 J (Ml 
 
 2 00 
 
 5 00 
 
 On 
 
 To each attorney 
 
 any rehearing ordered upon any rule "or 
 )ther proceeding not sjiecially provided 
 
 oilier 
 for, — 
 
 To each attorney 
 
 22. For all jiroceedin 
 
 gs in eontiniiaiico of 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 (c« rcju-ivr il'invfunce,') liy petit 
 tion of the i-i/ireixinf riaxtunui 
 
 suit 
 
 ion or nio- 
 
 To the .ittorney eont 
 To th 
 
 e attorney of the 
 Costs iis to the original aeti 
 
 inuing the suit. 
 
 nuance o 
 
 'pposite party., 
 on if the eonti- 
 
 .) 00 
 
 :\ 00 
 
 f the suit (repri>,(d'ii,'itintcr) bt 
 
 contested, or if it be made bv 
 
 al 
 
 action and 
 
 so on iiroecedings by action to 1 
 
 judgment declared 
 
 lavo 
 
 foiiniiini. 
 
 executory oi- Jiit/inicut 
 
 2;J. On every co]>y of subpcuna certified bv attor- 
 
 ney 
 
 24. For all pro'-jcdings 
 
 ecution. 
 
 on sir.'v-r out writ of ox- 
 
 10 
 
 I 00 
 
 (III 
 
 4 (III 
 
 1 0(1 
 
 I (III 
 
 Oil 
 
 00 
 
 2 00 
 
 I 00 
 
 4 00 
 2 00 
 
 10 
 
 1 00 
 
 zo. 
 
(Ill 
 
 SI' nil 
 
 } (III 
 
 1 (III 
 
 I (III 
 
 11(1 
 
 4 (Ml 
 2 00 
 
 ... U) 
 ... 1 00 
 
 ADVO.-ATK.S" lf:KS, c. C, 
 
 :■:.. I--.,rall |..-,u.,.,.,li„.,s ,,u ,nw^„ut n writ ..f 
 
 .•'jM<-lM,u.nt alter j.„|.„u.-nt.iC tlu-.k-clar- 
 ation ot tlio Karni>l,.,. I„. „„t c.,nt,..st,Ml... s;, „(i 
 An, Jor vvvvy u,|,liri„,.al ^^,n,\.\u-r 
 
 >il««'V(' the Mmiib..r ,,t(lii,.,. | oil 
 
 It '•"<it..st(Ml the ..,..(.. to Im, (l„. .,n„e as'i'ii 
 
 a -■Mt(..,.tO|l personal a,-ti„i, ; theela.vsto 
 
 "• '''■"''"uned by the j.i,l;;„H..ir airain^t 
 
 he-annshee, il'.ho,..,..ts l,e ,,a^ al.le l.y 
 
 lie garnishee, a.i.lhy the a,M,.„nt,.|ai.,H.:i 
 
 tJV the .•„nte.-.tati...i, if the eo.t.- I.e,,av- 
 
 •'I'lc I.y the party eunte.<fi,.. the deelara-. 
 
 tiiiii. 
 
 ■2lh For all proceedings for eoereive imprison- 
 ment, or for the inipris(.iiinenf of an v i.ar- 
 ty. or (or a writ of possession, or on any 
 
 "!:i'Ii-;at.on to obtain possession of good. 
 ,«eued or toeontest attachment on ;.nmn.l 
 t at <i egatn,n.« of aliidavit are nn?rue._ 
 lo he attorney ot the aj.plieant. ifno,.au<e 
 .«liewn 
 
 lir. If eaiise shewn, but' wVthout"enV,'.ietV. — "" ' 
 
 To the attorney of the applicant f, ,„, 
 
 i"the attorney shewing cause 400 
 
 -H. n an enquete be necessary npon any pro- 
 ceed.n^, ''-"'.oned in the foregoing nlnn- 
 bei. _(> and 2,, or on any preliminarv 
 I'K'ii or n,,on any other incidental i,ro'- 
 
 uUmm"' ■'''"*' '''"" '^'^ *■'""''''*' ^" '-'"■'' 
 
 29. For|)rosecutin;Voj;;dg;;;e;;t;r;;p;nofdi';: " "" - 
 
 tribntion not contested - „„ 
 
 "'■ ^";:;;" ^^'Tf'"'^^ "!'onae;;nie;;;.v;onof ,, ■' •• 
 
 icrort ot distribution which shall not bo 
 v.thdrawn or acquiesced in. before the 
 nscnp ion for final hearing on the merits, 
 yhen the amount of the collocation eon- 
 tested exceed .•<100,-- 
 
 To the attorney contesting „, ,,0 
 
 -1 ^^'l ■^",""'"^tt'^r»«y claiming w „ii 
 
 -.IM^henthe amount of the c;dlocati;;n-;on: '" •• 
 to.sted does not exceed $100,— 
 
 To the attorney contesting « ,)0 
 
 ^.. n the contestation be withdrawn or ac- 
 quie,ced ,n. before the inscription f , r 
 hnal hearing on the merits, oni-half of 
 ine above tue.s. 
 
 ■ill 
 
 >.■: 00 
 
 (I ,;ll 
 
 :: 00 
 
 4 00 
 
 ;; 00 
 
 4 (III 
 ;; 00 
 
 00 
 00 
 
 00 
 II 
 
 00 
 
r 
 
 if I 
 
 ••n 
 
 'Ai. 
 
 advocatkh' feks, c. r. 
 
 :s,;:;,;- ■ "^ ^■'■■'-. "«■ = 
 
 T(» o;ioh aftornoy 
 
 Ml. .same jis m a cuntostiMl por^-xnl ■.,. 
 f <.n. the Has.s to bo .leter,. od b '.h; 
 
 a.nounf ad.nifto.l to be .l,.e b - ., .' " 
 
 count hlod.t- the co..tsb..,,ayailcbv« 
 
 "; nod .'"T" ;-/""' '••'• »''« -'"""" 
 cla ,no(l by the >f,-/,„f. ,/.. ,.„„^ ,^ -. . 
 
 -ssbo,.,,biobytho.,,./..:;;:.^''* 
 
 i "r all i.ro,.eo.l,ng.s to cause aourator to be 
 "I'l-nitod to the ./rlru>..nnent, in a„ hv 
 
 I'otlu'i-ary action _/ -^ 
 
 And to the curator . 
 
 «6 00 ... Si 00 
 
 InTKH\ KNTIoy.S, KIC 
 
 ;{'5. co.«t 
 
 cro.-^s 
 
 "" nitorvcntions and incident, 
 '''■'"'••n-l.; to be the ..a.ne as on original d';: 
 mands of the .-^amo cla.^-s fe'"'" ^^e 
 
 40, 
 
 00 
 00 
 
 .*? 00 
 
 ;» 00 
 
 Ophositiox.s kor Pavmi..\t. 
 
 • re not contested, 
 
 [Hhe sum due be le.s than 6100 „ ,,0 
 
 J tl'<" sum due be $100 or over.... 
 It oonteste.1 co.^tH to be the same a nan " 
 
 ong.nal demand for the san,e a.noun 
 excep uife^ that the contestation in the 
 "PP>':.lablcsideoftheeourt, of anvon! 
 1-; -" tor a snn. not exc'eedin^S, 
 Mall be the .same a.s in a contested 
 ;;;;;;:;; 4;;, a «un. exceeding ,00 and 
 
 '^"'^onK''"''^^'''''''''^^''''^-'""''' 
 
 '^.?;:;^Si.:l;r^''■"^■■^-■■-■■'"■■■^^« 
 
 4 00 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 
 THK ii\.VMJNATH)K Oj- WiTXK.SSKS. 
 
 41. To the attorney suing out 
 
 the same $2 00 
 
 U 00 
 
!| 
 
 ^" 00 ... i-l (10 
 
 ADVOCATES' fkKS, f. c. 
 
 "'-In;;;;;;;;;-: . -^"^'"^ who. n. 
 
 ct..., A-c-?.~ '"""""^•••■^•""-"in,i,',„.,,,,rs. 
 T" t'ii.'h ;it(„r,H,v 
 ''• '•'"• tie («.\a.Minati..,i in'V-i.i.VrV r ^ "" 
 
 '•'• f" H.- attornov ,,r<,s,.,.M • V ' "" 
 
 f«<'"f-.. ...'■"■'" '"''"f'"»'''l 
 
 T" the n|,,,oll„i,l-s „|,,„.„„ 
 
 ^.«. " •nrcr;vrz;,i:';;''r'':«»' ■•....,,.. ,. , 
 
 t"ml l...-a,i„K „„ ,l,c ,„crL !!""" '""""' 
 
 ---=^:f~,:::::;:::: -:•.. 
 
 •^0. AnclonLK.e.flil/'" f!"*''''-'''^^^ 
 
 inteiilicti,,,,, ,„. . . ^"^ removal „f 
 
 Imi> 
 
 ^1- If S^OtthMl II 
 
 ROHaTIox <5 
 
 eforo the articles of 
 
 "••e filed, eadi mot 
 
 rules of practice, and al 
 
 m probation 
 
 _">n require,! bv tli 
 ■^otliedeelanit 
 
 31 ;i 
 
 >i) (II) 
 
 ■I (K) 
 (I 00 
 
 (» (10 
 
 (I 0(1 
 0(1 
 
 00 
 (I 0(1 
 
 00 
 
 00 
 U 00 
 
 lie 
 ion 
 
311 
 
 AriVOC'ATK.s' I'KKS, C. C, 
 
 !" '."■ """'•■ ''.V tl.o .l..n.|.,lant, i,. im,,,-,, 
 -ation a.>. fr. wliflliorhc infcn.ls to aV.ii 
 
 i2. I 
 
 hinisciroltlio (Inciiinenl inipcaclietl. shall 
 he taxed as a tiiction ac-or'iin 
 loii.'^oin'' \o. 1!) 
 
 to tli< 
 
 t-M'ttlcialtn-tii.. artich's of i,n,„„h„tion 
 arc fjlcd. ),i,t hcfnio answer, tlic IVos „f 
 the attonioy „f the pla ii.titi" i„ i.ni.roha- 
 ti.m and the fees of the defeii.lunt in 
 nnpn.batiou shall be as No. ] „f ,1,,^ 
 sanio table; and if the settlement take 
 l)lnce at any sMl)so<|ent s(a^'o of the 
 l.roeoorl,n;,,Sor ifjud-inent he rendered 
 the ^'osts shall be the same as on the 
 original demand at a like stage 
 
 Casks .„■• ^^.io „k Vs:m<.~'Vo •,„,: Atwhskx. 
 
 i-^tclu.-.- .'.1 (iu-a 
 
 ,uctloiis,'a''tions !„ , , 
 $fi<) or , $1(1 or •"' <'l«'^'< 
 uiiiler, niKlcr, iV..'i"'i'S 
 
 ■ but I iMit *-•* '-"■ 
 al'ove alu.vo '""'"- 
 
 ■ 8n'. i $2:,. 
 
 iiiKli'r. 
 
 1. On all i)roeoedings in actions settled >; 
 bclore return (except those on 
 which additional fees are herein- 
 attcr allowed). — 
 
 To the j.laintiir's attorney ... 
 
 2. On all proceedings (except as af('.ro- 
 
 ■said) in actions settled after return, 
 
 and before contestation, or in which 
 
 judgment shall be given on confes-i 
 
 sion, or by default, or ewp„rtc with-l 
 
 out enquete, that is to say. without' 
 
 the examination in court of any' 
 
 witness or party,— j 
 
 To the plaintitl"s attorney ... ' 4 
 
 And to the defendant's "attorney 
 
 on actions returned or on cot,<itf 
 
 di /((lit '' I 2 
 
 o. On the same, if the .judgrn'oiit' be'given- 
 by 'letault or cxjjartc, but with en-: 
 f}i!"te, — 
 
 To the jdaintiflr's attorney .} 
 
 And to the delendant's attorut^". 2 
 
 Oil 
 00 
 
 0(1 
 00 
 
 $ c. : s ('. 
 
 1 .JO I III) 
 
 2 00 
 
 1 50 
 
 ;! 00 
 1 JO 
 
 I ,50 
 
 1 00 
 
 2 00 
 1 00 
 
Casks ny ACu on lM.KH-(r.„.,„,„,/). 
 
 315 
 
 
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 iH'fioils. acf 
 
 >'>(( or 
 titi'lcr, 
 
 al.-iv,. 
 
 aciifiii' 
 
 Ski i.r 
 
 iiiiilcr. 
 
 hiir 
 
 ' 'M class 
 Mctioiis, 
 
 uiiilcr. 
 
 iA 
 
 (iM:v. 
 
 -1 IIU-A 
 
 • '■Horis,!,, , , 
 Sill ,„■ ■"' ''lass 
 
 i.Milfl- i',',''""i-S 
 I'lit ' --■■', 'ir 
 ahovp ; "iiiliT. 
 
 $ c. : >; c. 
 
 1 .:>o I iH) 
 
 2 00 1 r,o 
 
 I ;)0 I 00 
 
 i 
 
 ! 00 , 2 no 
 iO I 1 ou 
 
 ^. On th( 
 
 eon 
 
 "ne. in iietions Hcttlcl or ,Iis- 
 
 fiiiiieil fiffcr c.ntestation, 
 i" the pliiinfitr's attorney 
 
 On the sa 
 
 •Vnd t.) the (iefend 
 
 •"* r. 
 
 ■ ) (Ml 
 
 1)0 -i 
 
 "c. when tl 
 
 veil atter eonfestation.— 
 
 tnt s attoni(-_v.. i m, 
 ji'il^'riient >h;ill 
 
 To ftir |.laintirt-.< ., 
 An(i to the <le(eni| 
 
 In all hyputh 
 settled bel 
 fee. — 
 
 eear.v or m 
 "le return, a 
 
 't"i""i»-y (I Oil 
 
 '"iff; attorney.. ;J on 
 
 i-veil actions 
 11 .'lUditiona! 
 
 If 
 
 To th(! |ilain(ill-s att 
 "t-'tthd after 
 
 ei 
 
 orney, 
 
 iiient he rendered 
 
 i<l"<?to, or if jndK- 
 
 fe 
 
 N. 1 
 
 To the jduintitrv att 
 
 iiiiatrc 
 
 " actions uf d; 
 wi'on^'s (excepting 
 
 additional 
 
 orney, -^-i. 
 
 which th 
 
 CO 
 
 or 
 
 actions ii 
 
 personal 
 
 "It ."^hali find tht 
 
 iiiiafe'es to be under forty shiU 
 
 sterling), the cost, 
 
 of tl 
 
 tin; 
 
 final 
 
 'e class to he dete 
 
 ■'^ to be taxed 
 
 UiiTs' 
 
 as 
 
 '■'• On each 
 
 annul 
 
 nnmed by the 
 "Hilt unless ouiicred bv 
 iient. "^ 
 
 "PlHi.sition to withdraw, to 
 
 J'Hi;,'! 
 
 ; or to secure char 
 
 ypp'i.sitions orintervent 
 
 tested 
 
 ges. or other: 
 ions not con - 
 
 10. On all 
 
 M' 
 
 ti'Jns for 
 
 itions (excepting o'pj 
 
 tions, who 
 
 payment) and into 
 
 fe 
 
 e-^ as in the or 
 
 contested, the 
 
 11. 
 
 which tlie 
 11 opposition,- for 
 
 ig'iial aeti 
 
 nil 
 
 lOSl-' 
 
 rven-; 
 same' 
 
 "lis to' 
 
 i" shall bo incident 
 
 te.-ted, .same fe 
 actions for a lik 
 
 liaymont. if con- 
 
 '- ^'^ **'"n''e iittaehment 
 
 uncontested 
 
 es as in 
 c sum. 
 afti 
 
 •iiginal 
 
 jiKlgnicnt' 
 
 (III 
 
 2 (Ml 
 
 (Ml 
 (III 
 
 fiO 
 
 L' (Mi 
 I .-.() 
 
 2 .^.0 
 
 00 I .,() 
 
 oO I ,-;() 
 
 •^0 1 00 
 
 #*d 
 
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 ADVdCATKs' I Kl:s, C. 0. 
 
 Casks ok .sok ..h f M,KK_(r„;,,/„,„.,/). 
 
 |l.stcla.s.s2i| (•Il^.^^ 
 ii>'tii)r,.H,'ac'fii,iis 
 S<10 or ; §1(1 (,p 
 
 iliidir, uiiil'T, 
 l.ut 
 
 , but 
 
 I I 
 
 Tf (Io(>Iara(ion of 
 
 iriiriii.-Iicr I 
 
 !)(• ci.n- 
 
 Ij 
 
 KJ 
 
 17 
 
 18 
 
 ]-.». 
 
 tesUMl, siinie f'ocx as m 
 auti(tiifs for a like sutn. 
 On siiiii- out any writ of a(fa,-lnnont 
 tor rent, at'arlinicnt in rcvcn.iic;.- 
 tnin, or sinijilo attacliincnt lu-fore 
 Jii<l<,nncnt, or on any s|,c,Mal de- 
 clarjition required by the conrt,— 
 To piaintitrf-' aftornev ; 
 
 For each copy, more than ..no 'of "a'nv' 
 declaration, petition, intervention i 
 
 or opposition 
 
 ■ In all incidental cros8-deinands! tlVei 
 same has that are allow,-,! i„ ori-j 
 ^'in,)! actions lor a like sum. | 
 
 . I- or each plea re,,nired to he in writinrr! 
 '>'-'K'red by the court, includini? 
 copy, — » 
 
 To the defendant's att,,rnev 
 On each pn.ceedin.!,' to cnlini.e "the 
 ■■^iiit, or to de.daro a jud;;nient ex-' 
 ocutory, or for coercive imi)rison-f 
 '•lent, or in any case of rehvtUna et! 
 ./'".'"•', or to set attachment aside! 
 on ground that allegations of nfli-i 
 davit are nnirne, — j 
 
 To the 'ittorney prosecut'ng the 
 
 same, if contested 
 
 If uncontested \\\ 
 
 And to the attorney resisting tlVo 
 
 application 
 
 On a commis ion for 'le cxainim.Hon 
 
 of witnesses, and on •ill proceedings 
 
 relative thereto,— ^ | 
 
 To the attorney suing out the' 
 
 same ,.,,.... i 
 
 And to the attorney of the op'po"' 
 site party 
 
 $ c. 
 
 a' "ive 
 
 ^ <". 
 
 M chss 
 'ctioiis. 
 .?i'.-. .r 
 
 s r. 
 
 I (10 
 
 i> 25 
 
 (I .JO 
 
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 •-s(2.| clus,- 
 1, aitiiiMs. 
 • i $U> or 
 . ! uiKli-r, 
 t.ui 
 
 I $:'.-. 
 I $ r. 
 
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 I (III 
 
 i'l diss 
 
 'fliolIN, 
 
 Si-, r 
 iiiiik-r. 
 
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 2 (Id 
 2 00 
 
 I (10 
 
 2;3 
 
 (I ;>(( 
 
 2 (10 
 I 00 
 
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 Al)\ ((CATKS' I KI.S, c. c. 
 
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 iiiKli-r, iiiitliT ''.'"""S 
 
 I'llf but 5^-'' fT 
 
 ;it"i\ 
 
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 •> <• 
 
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 cither ),„ify t- att.-ii,!" f.. tlu' ' 
 
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 -'• "liiM. (I,c t.n<,n<.tc in any contct.Ml 
 <•■•'•-« ... continued, pj.rt.y l„.,u,,i t,. 
 Jirocccd not being ready,— 
 
 00 
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 To adverse party 
 
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 li- \'. SiCoTTK, J. ('.8. 
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 or th 
 
 l'l'KAI,.AH|,K C.v 
 
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 .sorvk'e of u 
 
 or 
 
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 For th( 
 
 letiirn 
 
 paper not otherwi 
 
 'ly writ of .si 
 
 ip"''ia or other 
 '« providetl for, ineludi 
 
 writ 
 
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 s'ervice of 
 
 ny writ of sunn 
 
 quired by law to b 
 
 my writ or other d 
 
 •lon.s and retn 
 
 rn. 
 
 return, 
 or all proceeding 
 
 c .served |.en 
 
 ofiiinent re 
 
 fii I ;; 
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 elud 
 
 For th 
 
 'ug return 
 
 g« oil the urre.st of 
 
 onalJ.y, inchidin,;: 
 any person, in- 
 
 F 
 
 « «("i/ure and attaehniont of 
 "ig origuial inventory and 
 guardian "^ 
 
 inoveablp.v. includ- 
 jpio.s for debtor and 
 
 ov every publication in both V 
 
 d 
 
 oor, ineludingnot 
 
 For the sale of goitd 
 
 I'lguages at the church 
 
 esO///,V/„s),affi.-« 
 
 jfsal 
 
 ■^' and chattel 
 
 neludi 
 
 xing.«anie, A( 
 
 o nndcoj.y .......' '"'^"'^'"S '"mutes 
 
 tor return of no gomls.in.lud 
 tor a r. turn of r,^/.,v^ 
 
 For all ferv 
 
 eludi 
 
 ^'or a ric< 
 
 '"g copy if required. 
 
 ice.> 
 
 '"" njir.firr and copy 
 e.xecuting a writ of j 
 
 If 
 
 when required 
 
 tossession, in- 
 
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 1(1 
 
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 (> 
 
 
 
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 'Z'iZ "'^^''^•''^^"nly employed 
 
 at the rate of 3 
 
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 per day 
 
 "loi-e than half a day, 
 
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 2 II 
 
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 iieil from and 
 )e fiifoicii l,_v 
 
 nio lis Ijy liiw 
 liis (■oiirt. flic 
 tlif xii|iiTii(r 
 "f 'fn]y, (1110 
 (■|icjil(.(l ill so 
 uiilifts „1' ffiis 
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 <hall 1 
 
 invo b 
 
 iif liiiic (wliotho 
 
 een .<ML'<1 out by th 
 
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 hy any other) and wifh 
 
 siuut' party or 
 
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 toli-j,'ates, 1 
 
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 out any chariro f 
 
 t'.vchi.-ivi 
 
 erritvs t\\)d brid' 
 
 be allowed. unli',>..< fhu d 
 
 or nijl(>- 
 
 "ii.-< paid at 
 
 o niiI(.aj,'o to 
 
 Qu6b 
 
 ec, ;!i)tli 1) 
 
 fceniber, lsi;s. 
 
 i.-tance e.veccd one mile 
 
 NOX APPEALABLE CA.SE 
 
 1st 01as.s. 2na C 
 
 Actions 
 
 Aft 
 £1(1 
 
 not i-.\. 
 
 0(>f'l|i||jr 
 
 tl.">, htif 
 
 la,s8 
 
 ions 
 
 ■Jrd C'la.ss 
 
 jabovc £10 al 
 £(•> 
 
 ; Acti 
 un icr, bill .0) :, 
 
 fiHTcncv. 
 
 ons 
 
 'S. or 
 muler. 
 
 .Mile 
 
 ige on tho .service 
 
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 Kinrl at the rate of 
 per niilc, without 
 
 or e.xcciition .L" 
 
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 in<': 
 
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 (•har<re f 
 
 or mileage 
 
 iiny further 
 on any otherj 
 
 process to be served on tli_ 
 party, then in the hands of 
 bailiti, and which shall b 
 might have be 
 
 e same, 
 
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 e or! 
 
 en served .it the! 
 
 amo time (whether such i 
 
 fiva uJ...1I U 1 I 
 
 eejs shall have b 
 
 )ro- 
 
 by the s 
 
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 een sued out' 
 party or by any 
 
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 Vr.Alll.K CasK! 
 
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 f I"'. t)iif under hijl in r, 
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 tor 
 
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 iiiis piiiil iit ti.ll- 
 
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 I' o; .si 
 
 «iitos, ferries or liriilj; 
 o iiiileago to bo allowcil unless d 
 
 (lista 
 
 Fur the serv 
 
 tieo exeoeil one mile 
 
 10 
 
 K'o certili.'jife or lotiirii 
 
 of siicli writ ur prooc!; 
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 For 1 
 
 tol.s 
 
 but oxolusiv 
 
 and ohiit- 
 
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 and all in^ ((((;n!al trouble 
 
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 For the .sjilo of 
 
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 oxclnsive of miioi 
 
 %<'''>is i.id chattel.- 
 
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 For iHiblishini,' the notice of tho sale'. 
 
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 For tho servi 
 
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 CO of any notice, and 
 
 (' 2 
 
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 e certificate and return o ] 
 
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 II I o 
 
 guebe.-. ;;Oth December, lS(i8, 
 
 W. C. Mkrkdith, Chief-Justice, S.C. 
 E. Short, J.S.C. 
 A. PdLKTTK, J.C.S. 
 A. Stiakt. 
 
 •J. A. I 
 
 T. J. .1. 1 
 
 Jkhthelot, J.C.S. 
 
 L. V 
 
 'KAX(;kr. J.C.S. 
 
 Mcorri;, J.C.S 
 
 F. G. JoHX.SON. ,f.i<.C 
 
 J. T. Tasgiii.;ki.:ai:, J.C.S. 
 
 •ins. N. MossK, J.C.S. 
 
 J. M 
 
 A<a-IKK. 
 
 F. \Y. T 
 
 J.S.C. 
 
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 rnblishcd in oj.en court, rocjistercd and 
 
 ioth day of December, IHC.S 
 
 entered at Quebec the 
 
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 IT is ..r.IcrtMl In- the o..ur( hero, tliat tlio s.-vonil f,.eH luToin- 
 ■ atter ,sp(M.,tit.Ml he ullowe.l t... ai..l (,,k.Ti hv. the eounsel and 
 :itt..rnH>s. and ..tlier uHi(-er.< of this eoiiit, f„r the several servif-es 
 licreinafter mentioned, and that no other lees be allowed or 
 taken for the .ai.l serviees. or for any other .eiviees. ^^ithout 
 the order of tins court in thi < helialf made. 
 
 FEES TO COLNSKL AM) ATT( •KXKVS L\ AI'I'KAI.S 
 
 FROM THE SLTERIOR COURT. 
 
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 Attendance examining the reconl and proceediii;.s of 
 the court below, and taking instriotion.^ to iM"oftie- 
 
 cute, or defend in aiijieal j^^ ^^ f^ 
 
 Pnecipe for writ of appeal or writ of error, and lod^rj'n.r 
 
 it in the otlice " ^ ^ ,- ., 
 
 Attendance to obtain writ (i - n 
 
 Engrossing i-o^y ,,f writ, to be served on respondent 
 
 or defendant in error " ^ ., ^ 
 
 Drawing and engrossing notice of putting in .secuiitv 
 
 on !ip})eal * „ ,- ^ 
 
 Copy of notice to bo served [[[ ^) \, ,; 
 
 Attemlance when security is put in ,,,,, o T ,) 
 
 H.xamining recognizance in appeal n ]| i^ 
 
 Attendance at the return of the writ ''....... o 7 j; 
 
 .Drawing appearance, .and attendance to tile it ......... I) ■-, it 
 
 iJvery attendance at the ollice, to tile pleadings, or 
 
 cases, or to obtain rules ^ - ., 
 
 Attendance and making abstract of the recr)rd ....".... '' t; « 
 Drawing and engro.ssing rea.sons of appeal, or assign- 
 
 nient of error.5 I ,| |. 
 
 Copy for the respondent or defendant in error ......... i) lo 
 
 Dra\ying and engro-ssing answer to reasons or joinder 
 
 in error , ^. .. 
 
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 •py f<.r t!i« npi.fllant or plaintiff 
 
 111 t'rrnr 
 
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 lawinj^ cji.m; ' ■-,,.., ^^^ j^^ 
 
 ''■"■■'""'X c<>vy for printer 
 
 Attcndiii 
 
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 K-f. and inscrit 
 
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 invmg and ('nc,'n 
 '|i.V to bo .served . 
 'py of cverj rule ti) h 
 very neees.vary a(ten(J 
 
 "rrectinj,' proof-yheef !.'.' '|' 
 
 'Hi;,' eail«(- fur 1 
 
 'Very motion ii 
 
 I coiirf 
 
 '1"^' "oth-e nf insrripticn 
 
 c MMve.l (.n tl,e adverse 
 anee in euiirt 
 
 10 II 
 
 ;; .) 
 
 II 
 
 •") II 
 
 Ji.irly, 
 
 very neecssary attend! 
 ce (.11 the ar;rinnent of 
 
 1- 
 
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 l>itt 
 
 o on everv la 
 
 \y issue 
 
 '!<•« at the olli,.,. 
 (iYL'iy point of 1 
 
 '^v on inoti( 
 
 ■2 i; 
 
 7 II 
 
 .') II 
 
 <> on the merits of 
 davs 
 
 "1, II 
 
 a cause, wheth 
 
 *iv on one 
 
 or more 
 
 Attendan 
 
 D 
 
 bel 
 
 t'c, and remitt 
 
 ow 
 
 '"« the record to tli 
 
 e court 
 
 rawin;; and engros 
 
 Cojiy f 
 
 or adverse 
 
 <ing hill of costs 
 
 2 t) 
 
 I) li; 
 
 Jiarty and attend 
 
 iiiice at taxation 
 
 I: 
 
 <) THK Haimffs 
 
 F. 
 
 •or ?erviee of every writ of 
 
 certificate tlieieof 
 
 or mileage, tl 
 
 '•I' THK CoriiT. 
 
 i'ppoal, notii 
 
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 lin. i'A.VKl, .J. li. R. 
 
 Quel 
 
 'c, I2lh ./uly, Ks.: 
 
 T. (". A 
 
 VI. WIN. ,J. 
 
 FEES TO COUNSEL A\ 
 
 FROM THE CIROUn 
 
 I) ATTORNEY IN APFE, 
 
 \LS 
 
 COURT. 
 
 1- I'pon discont 
 
 inuanee or di 
 
 after liling of the petit 
 
 fini 
 
 ill of th 
 
 o appeal, 
 
 i-jirin;^ on the merits 
 
 ■"o appellant's attorney 
 
 ifn in appeal, but hef 
 
 ore 
 
 2. Vy 
 
 o respondent's att 
 ion abandonment of fl 
 appeal has not be 
 
 ornev. 
 
 e.S 10 (1 
 
 10 ai) 
 
 I'peal if the petit 
 
 2 ] 
 
 5 
 
 i 
 
 en prr)dueed, 
 
 ion in 
 
 o appellant's attorney 
 
 respondent's atton 
 
 ley 
 
 2 10 
 2 10 
 
tit 10 
 
 •'! Ill It 
 
 >f('f ... I ;; ., 
 
 " Id (I 
 
 "I .-. 
 
 " 2 (; 
 
 |>;irty, II ;> c 
 
 " 7 i; 
 
 <t 7 i; 
 
 <» :> (I 
 
 lotiuii, (MI s 
 
 I ;; I 
 
 ■ llliiic 
 
 2 « s 
 
 I'oiirt 
 
 i» l(i S 
 
 " 12 6 
 
 on ... (I 7 ,; 
 
 .'ind 
 
 .-. (I 
 
 '..I. 
 
 M>. J. Yi.Ti. 
 J. 15. H. 
 \. J. 
 
 Takuk «»k vy.y.A, q. u. 
 
 '''" "PpcllantV iittonicy ... 
 
 To ai.pellant'.-; attorm-y 
 
 'f" r^'xiK'iuleiif.s attornov ' 
 
 «. ,r „^u,, „>...,,„,,. ri;„/„;':;„',|;:f„ ".- ;; 
 
 .. l..r i-ic-i, o.,,,y „| „|, i„i,.,l,„-,„„ry ..hUt , i n.lV. 
 
 X For '. ,"'h""";'"' '" " '•• I"' 'i'--i'>«'l ■ ,1 
 
 «. l-..rv»,.h,.»(r„,,,,,y r,.,,„iroJ ,„ he servo ;vi;„V, 
 
 !*. F(»r Dhfiiininrr ..„I„ .. 1.!-^'"! "V" \""\ 
 
 .•{25 
 
 « (t 
 
 It 
 1) 
 
 I) 
 
 i» 12 <; 
 
 10 II 
 
 ^^|^ each .-icivioe... 
 •Mileage to be charged 
 iiiijierior eoui-t. 
 
 T( 
 
 ' THK BaU.Ikks. 
 
 according to the "taritr"of "i'he 
 
 ^^ APPEALS 
 
 cal, 
 ore 
 
 
 
 
 ■ * • * 
 
 £;i 
 
 10 
 
 (1 
 
 .... 
 
 2 
 
 15 
 
 
 
 in 
 
 
 
 
 • * 1 
 
 2 
 
 10 
 
 
 
 ... 
 
 2 
 
 10 
 
 
 
 SUPPLKMKXTAKV RULK. 
 
 A fee of throe pounds ten shillinirs (-£{ I0« nw , 
 
 allowed to each attornev for tr, v .ir '»''•)«"< hi' icl.v 
 
 Montreal and (^.ebec, S f 1 Ue, I.''" r'r'"*"-'' •^•"»^'"'' 
 
 tla> .aid ,.lace.s-20M .SV,1;Z" mt ''''"' '" ^""•'"•'' 
 
 V 
 
320 
 
 TARrii' (IP yr.y.n, n, r. 
 
 M^ 
 
 FEKS TO CIJ-kK DF AfF>EALS, 
 
 In Casks l.srnrr.u ...kk 35,,, J..,J,v. ,S;o. 
 
 /^>' ^ W,.. /. Cou„r,V, ^ro,uuf^aU^ .m December, ,869. 
 
 Tn AiM'KAr.s KR..M SrPKi,i„K Court. 
 
 1. On every writ „f „,,,,oal cr writ ,.f error. .,,. ,. 
 
 2. And copy thereof -^'i <»(i 
 
 •■\. On every alia, writ of a|.,,Vaj"orcrror '! ^" 
 
 1. On every appearance tiled l.y a respondent .' " 
 
 '■ ''r]S?;;;t^:!"^ ---^"t^-^s-of-appe^u ' "" 
 
 8. For drawing and engro^sTng-bJ^Vj-J-- — yy- •y............ fi (li. 
 
 I.V Api.KALS from CiRCl'IT CoiKT. 
 
 9. On every appearance filed by an applicant 
 
 0. For entering and filing petition in ap ea" ? "" 
 
 . On every appearance tiled by a rLpo dent "" 
 
 ^-^i;^-::^ and filing j^.j?r^t^:-^^ * - 
 
 13. For drawing and engrosVing'baVl""bond;;';;;;;;: t '!" 
 
 I.V ALL ApPKALS. 
 
 14. On every preliminary exception or demurrer 
 
 15. . n every motion or petition for improbaHon r/" ••• ^ *'" 
 
 Hon .»/«».), disavowal or ^XI.^TJTV^'- 
 every motion or petition for ^Ih! ' ^"'' "" 
 
 judges, or for discS.WneT o?%"raror""anv 
 de.sistnient of appeal appeal or any 
 
 18. o„ ev„y„cti,io„ to bo;p;;i„ica-;.i,;v,Vff „v-.i,,i ' '"' 
 
 20. For each copy of every rule ^ "" 
 
 21. For copy of judgment or order' aufe^" excepted):::: I ? oJ 
 
EALS, 
 
 January, 1870. 
 
 rcemifr, 1S69. 
 
 >URT. 
 $fi Oil 
 
 .-.o 
 
 ;; (10 
 
 '* «i (III 
 
 fr assign- 
 
 9 00 
 
 « of appeal 
 
 50 
 
 Jsjjontlent's 
 
 fi 00 
 
 'i 00 
 
 HT. 
 
 8 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 4 00 
 
 spondent's 
 
 4 00 
 
 ■ 2 0(1 
 
 f V 4 00 
 
 (^inm'rij)- 
 n. and on 
 sation of 
 I or any 
 
 6 00 
 
 an inter- 
 
 4 00 
 
 lent of a 
 
 .•? 00 
 
 ^ of the 
 
 4 00 
 
 entioned 
 
 2 00 
 
 ;')() 
 
 >d) 1 00 
 
 2.>. On every eiu,u.-.te or ju^tili", „ "• '" " "'" •"""♦' ' «•' 
 l-y the ,..„ rt or a in I ' ;e'-"rity .^r.l.Te.I 
 , one hundred w.-rd.-'.." '" "'''""•"'•• I-' ■^''-' "f 
 2f). For every search of docMnnenV<'iv.r'.i"r* • " "^ 
 
 ^- '^'o:jli';:;r '-" --"■ t!i;^i;l*7;:;:;!,i:i:;;:;' "- 
 
 -H And for each copy thereof » "" 
 
 • "" '"'"' ' '"" "f — -"■v^-;;run;;,i;;vi;o™;,v::: ; ^ 
 
 Ahpkal.s to Hkh Majksiv, 
 
 il 
 
 1 00 
 I 00 
 
 the elerk or !>,.%; "\ ""^"' ""i^""*'r made hv 
 
 dred words ..^"^!. ^]'!'''' '^M-"-'t. por one h„n^ 
 
 •^4. For collating the iirintini^ 'Vl,'."^oV«- " "* 
 
 words, a.f addition"! ;S If""'' ''" ^"'^' '"'"^''•-J 
 
 ()<; 
 
 Crikr's Fkks. 
 
 :::^sp«£5«=€?si~?; 
 
 fendantinerrorinappeal/bothyr f "" 
 
 or circuit courts "'' sujierior 
 
 T . '-i 00 
 
 I-v Appkaus krom thk s.pkrxor CV.ht kv ,„, „,,,,,,, 
 
 Districts. '.k^-m 
 
 I. On every writ of .Tp,,ca| „ ,„it „f „ror 
 
 4. For entering and filing am.eli'anV'Vor""; , ^ "^' 
 
 case 7. ^ "-ppeiiants or respondent'.* 
 
 5. On every rV/l7in appcay;.".'.'.". ■■'- '* "^^ 
 
 b. For every bail-bond on am.eaVVnThn •" ^ ''^ 
 
 24 00 
 
m 
 
T A ]JL K S 
 
 OK THK 
 
 ST A MP DUTIES 
 
 PAVABLK ON LAW I.ROCEEDINGS 
 
 'N THE 
 
 SUPKRIOR COURT 
 
 I'ROVINCK OF (jUEHEC. 
 

 N(iTK.~T<. (iiid out tVuiii the lulldwinj,' tabl.'s (Iio amount f.f 
 stain|i,s jiayahio on any piureiMlin^, add to t! 
 
 cohiinn <>1" fees tl 
 district. 
 
 c UMioiint in the col 
 
 le auioiiiit in tin 
 iinin of taxoM for th>. 
 
 Tiio anioiint«< in tho first co'nnin of taxes 
 
 the districts of Montreal, K 
 
 "t*" I, in the district of C^iebcc. And tl 
 
 tho 
 
 in the districts of Tl 
 
 .Toilette, Richelieu, 
 
 ii. imrasku, and Ottaw 
 
 are those payable in 
 
 jrec Rivers, St. l- 
 
 Those in 
 lose in the third, 
 
 rancis, (Jaspc, Terrcbo 
 
 nne. 
 
 Sajjiienay, I'hicoutinii, Riniouski, Mont- 
 magny, Reauce. Arthabaska, Redford, St. Ilyiicinthe, Iberville 
 and Reaiihariiois. ' 
 
 The items marked with an asterisk have been increased 5 
 cents on j)rothonotary's fees under stamp act 
 
 The items marked with ad 
 on crier's fees under stami) act 
 
 nil • . • . . . . > 
 
 agger have been increased 5 cts. 
 
 Tho items in italics a 
 
 ma( 
 
 re amendments or additions to the tariff 
 
 le by order in council, promulgated 2>Sth D 
 
 and only ai)ply in the several districts to 
 
 since the registration of th 
 of the district. 
 
 ecember, l,s()<», 
 cases there instituted 
 
 is order in the prothonotary 
 
 's oUice 
 
 on 
 
 No tax is payable on any al 
 any writ of attachment by garnishment after judgment 
 
 ias or pluries writ of any kind 
 
 eases in which an execution has been previously issued 
 
 or 
 in 
 
Sr \M1' milKH, H. c. 
 
 
 T.uiI.K f-Jiowiiif,' till! aiiiDiiiit oj' Ijiw stanipH riMjiiirod uinior thn 
 Ktanii. act, 27-28th Vic. ch. h, in iiayincnt .if tec- an.l curt 
 hoiiye tax on the law prKccclin^fs hereinafter -iiecitieii. had 
 in the cii|.erior court, in the .xcvorai (ii(<trict.i of the itrovineo 
 of (Quebec : — 
 
 increased 5 
 ea^ed 5 cts. 
 
 FEK8. 
 
 * c. .$ 
 
 Sli'KKXok Colut. 
 
 NATt'RK (IK l'R(K,'RK|)IN(J.S. 
 
 Whits. 
 
 On each writ of suinuionH, attach- 
 ment, capias ad resjiondemhini, 
 attachment for rent or attach- 
 ment in revondication,— 
 
 In actions above >;|,(H)0 1 SO* 
 
 In actions above $400, l)ut 
 
 not above $1,000 1 50 
 
 In actions of $400, or under.. 1 .'JO* 
 
 On each copy of writ .'iO* 
 
 I 
 
 .AfTIDXS KKTLKNKO into COIRT. 
 
 On tiio return of any action, — 
 
 In acti()ns above $1,000 — 
 jjiothonotary, $o ; crier HO 
 fents 5 sOf 
 
 In actions above $400, but 
 not above $1,000 — protho- 
 notary, $1.50; crier, 80 ct.s b 'M)\ 
 
 In action,s of $400, or under' 
 — prothonotary, ,$4 ; crier, 
 
 80 cents '. 4 40f 
 
 Amount ..t V<-rs Hti>| of Tax 
 pilval.lc upnii iiuh I'lDcecdlliK. 
 
 M , 
 
 K.u 
 
 Tax. 
 
 12. 
 
 T. H.. 
 St.F.,(}. 
 
 •^ c. 
 
 '^ 00 2 00 1 00 
 
 2 
 
 00 
 
 I 
 
 5'i 
 
 
 
 80 
 
 1 
 
 50 
 
 1 
 
 00 
 
 
 
 30 
 
 Ckrtikicatk of Default. 
 On each certificate of default.. 
 
 30* 
 
 CONFKSSIOX OF .TUDCJMKNT 
 
 On each confession of judgment, — 
 
 In actions above $1,000 ...,,, 2 00 
 In actions above $400, but 
 
 not above $1,000 1 50 
 
 Is actions of $400, or under.. 1 00 
 
 
Ill 
 
 '••HI 
 
 Hr\Mr III lit s. s. c. 
 
 Sci'KHliiH Cnl KT. 
 
 NATIUK (II-' l'l(iirKKI)I.\(J. 
 
 Aiiioiiiii .,( F.TH ,111(1 of Ta\ 
 ii..\.iii.(. 11(1011 ..a,|, |iro( I'dlliiK. 
 
 Kr.KH 
 
 EXfiUKTKS. 
 
 Cri 
 
 or'.s fees, (in each insciipti 
 {•nciiKT'te, in iictidns not 
 
 tesfed 
 
 ion for 
 con- 
 
 :>i) 
 
 I)it((. ditto, in actions n.Vt eonie"Jted I ("m 
 Jo thi- 1 roth„not,nii, on ,.„vh do no- 
 
 sitioii f,f eviri/ iritnenH in (■ 
 fcstei/ cdHru 
 ilrt'il iroi-ffn 
 
 on- 
 
 J or ivrri/ our finn- 
 
 F'tr ,'uih <lrj,nxitl,ni l„h: 
 
 (» 10 
 
 en in in-itimj 
 
 in ,■„„; ,.,. ^„„.f^. „,. ,,y ,Uf,utlt '.. .'iO 
 
 n><>nj,,lnuj rj-/,i/nf, „t rn,/,u''f,- o •;„ 
 
 f"r„d,ounun!/,m,fuett in ,n-it!n,j... o ,0 
 
 All such depositions to be paid for 
 on d(Mnand. and so soon as the de- 
 jM.sition shall have h,>on taken, bv 
 the party on whoso behalf the wit- 
 ness IS exainiiied. -# *: , 
 
 Tax. 
 
 M.. 
 
 K., '. 
 
 ' si.F..(;. 
 
 C(.NKKSH,„.V OK .J<;i.(iMK.VT.-ro„r,/. .^ ,.. $ ^.. ^ 
 
 X<> fee exigibb! on inscripfidn for 
 JiidKnient (in coiife.s^ion. when the 
 «-onfessi(in is tyled .m the ret; ni 
 
 < "y or the next folbiwing juridical 
 uajr. , 
 
 If the ;'()nfessi(,n bo fyled after- 
 wards, the same fees to 'be paid on 
 iiisenption or in.ition for jiidKnient 
 as are paid i„ eontestod or uncon- 
 tc^'ted causes, as the case nuiy be. 
 
 Xo tax exigible on inscription 
 lor judgment on confession. 
 
HTAMI- 1,1 TIKS, «. r 
 
 "I AMI' 111 TIKS, «. r. .{oo 
 
 T^l.l- ■■.how l,.;; the amonnf .^ f law Ht.i,„| ,H. A-.-.-(r.„,uM.,/.) 
 
 Stl'KHIOK r'H-KT. 
 
 Aninnnt nf K. cm hikI .,f Tax 
 I'liVdhl.' u|i<.n cat h I'f.., ||„;;_ 
 
 NATl lu: <,|- I'KUCHK|)|.V(;. *■'*'■»■ 
 
 M., 
 
 Tax. 
 
 ^' ■'^'•^■.,y. 
 
 * <•■ $ c. $ C. 
 
 I.NSf'HIlTKlN.S ON Mk«<IT.S. ' .>l! 
 
 /'I A'liniiH „nt C.utl-Ht,,/. 
 
 '"> '•"'•I' in.x.Tiptinn l,y ,h,fault ori I 
 
 I J" fill rti , I 
 
 In.i.-finn.. hIm.v.. .^|,(H,0 2 0(1 I :,() | ,mi (i -,„ 
 
 In actions al,..v<. $40(», hut 
 
 not ah,.v,. $1.0(10 , ■„ , „„ 
 
 In artinn. „( .vJOO, „r under.., I do ,sof .".O ,;o 
 
 //I AvtiiniM Ciiiihsd,/, ! 
 
 On each inHcription, — ! 
 
 In acfi<,n.sabovo.-f;i,ooo 200 2 (Hi 1,0 no,, 
 
 In actK.ns ab..vc ,$400, but 
 n..t ab.)vo$l,(JOO I 1 .^i,, , .-„ , ,,,, ,, .^^ 
 
 In actions of ,$4..(»,„i.umh.r.. Mm, , j.o J h j (^ 
 /■•>,■.,„■/, rv-h>:uriu,j u,.„n th, " , 10 
 
 "'"■"" 1 (III ,. 
 
 Pkkmminaky Pi.kas. 
 
 On any declinatory or dilatory ex- 
 ception, or e.xception to the 
 iorin, — 
 
 In actions ab,,ve $1,000 12 40# 2 00 1 ,^0 ' so 
 
 In actions above $400, but | 
 
 not above $1,000 \2 40* i ..0 , ,,0 
 
 In actions of .$400, or under..' 2 40* | 00 8(i 
 
 Plkas. 
 
 On each jdea, or the contestation of 
 any action, intervention, or in-' 
 fidental demand, — i 
 
 .')(l 
 40 
 
 In 
 
 iietioiis above $1,000. 
 
 In actions above $4,00 but 
 
 not above $1,000, 
 
 In actions of $400, or und 
 
 <» ""' -' (HI 1 .-,(1 SO 
 
 «' 00 1 .-,(1 I III 
 
 er.. 5 0(1 1 0(1 
 
 U^ 
 
 ) .')0 
 so (I 40 
 
1 
 
 ; 
 
 K 
 
 ' ' 1 'i 
 
 V 
 
 
 S 
 
 
 1 
 
 i 
 
 334 
 
 STAMI- DITIKS, S. (■ 
 
 Table slicwin.!? the amount of I 
 
 aw 8tninj)s, SL('.~(('o»f 
 
 inun! , 
 
 i^vvvMum CoritT, 
 
 Amount of Vi 
 
 payiii)ic ui),)ii ,.„|.|| j> 
 
 <"<'s ati'l of Tax 
 
 '>ef't'<iiii;r_ 
 
 NAM KK (IK I'lJ 
 
 orKKDixc; 
 
 AKTiri;i,ATt()\.s (11' F 
 
 ACTS. 
 
 ilij iirfiriiftit, 
 
 Fk 
 
 KH 
 
 Ta> 
 
 ,M.. 
 K.,0 
 
 '"/• (lllmrrrt tn tli 
 
 illH ill fnrt" . 
 
 'If Sllllll 
 
 
 * c. 
 
 i T. R., 
 
 st.F..<; 
 
 * c. 
 
 In 
 
 XTKRVKNtroNS AM) I.NCIDK.VT 
 
 Chohm Dkma.vds. 
 
 Al, 
 
 On each intoiveiit 
 tleinand, — 
 
 ion or incidcntiil 
 
 In action.s above $1,000. 
 In actions ab 
 
 00 
 
 not above $1,0(10 
 
 •>vc .^^400, but 
 
 00 
 
 1 00 .50 
 
 In acti 
 
 ons! of 8400, or und 
 
 ■V.//. — /// the ilixtrictx o/ 
 
 or. 
 
 nincis <tn< 
 
 l(> 
 
 Thnr /iirrrs, St. h 
 
 tli< tii.r in oulii inijiuliU' uii Int. 
 
 '"'"*. '""' not on. iiicuftntaf 
 dciiifiitih. 
 
 Qui be 
 
 (IXj)^, 
 
 r.rvin- 
 
 ■i i>0 ' I .-,0 fiO 
 
 4 00 
 
 1 00 ! 40 ; 20 
 
 KlLK! 
 
 On 
 
 acl 
 
 1 rule, 
 
 not exceeding tw( 
 
 hundred words, — 
 
 Tn actions above $1,000 ) 
 
 In actions ab<ivo S400, bu(| 
 
 not above $1.000 
 
 In actions of ,$400, or under.. 
 For each copy thereof, not 
 
 oxceeding two hundred 
 
 words 
 
 Forevcry additional hundrcdj 
 
 (100) 
 
 word.- 
 
 ;50 
 'AU 
 
 SO 
 
 10 
 
 .SO 
 
 20 
 10 
 
 SIHI'CKXAS. 
 
 On each ori<riiia! 
 
 iug the nil Mies of'not 
 four witnesses. — 
 
 siib|i(vna. cont:iin- 
 niore thanl 
 
 In actions above $1,000 
 
 20 
 
 40 
 
 I :\> 
 
'' !,• 
 
 • — {f 'out i nurd \ 
 
 " Fees ail. I of Th\ 
 II cacli PioceciliiiL'. 
 
 Tax. 
 
 e. 
 
 ' T. R.. 
 
 •"!< e. ,'? c. 
 
 » 1 00 50 
 
 I j 60 Md 
 I 40 20 
 
 STAMI- DiriKS, s. r. o..- 
 
 ^ablc shewing the amount of law Ktamps, Ac— (r„„//,M/<-/. 
 
 SuPKKIOa COLRT. 
 
 •) 
 
 Ainoiint .,(• Kccs an.l .if 1 ix 
 luiyablo upoiicaih I'loccliiif;. 
 
 VATIKK UK PKorKKniNT.. 
 
 Vv.V.t 
 
 •■:! C. 
 
 snnpwvAS — (Coiithiurd.) 
 
 In actions above $400, hut not above 
 
 $1.000 20 
 
 In actions of $400, or under J 20 
 For each copy I o 10 
 
 I 
 
 IXTKRROOATORIKS UIM)\ ARTICfLATKf)' 
 
 FAf'TH. 
 
 For tiiln'n;/ iloirn in irriHt,;/ nn-tirrrnl 
 to tnt< rrojdtoricx ujion orticii- 
 Intiil j'ltrtH 
 
 M., 
 K., (). 
 
 .$ c. 
 
 .SO 
 20 
 
 Df.SCOXTINIAXCKS. 
 
 No fee to the officers of the court 
 
 (^/nnnirli/) exigible. 
 Court-house tax on each discontinu 
 tion. payable in the districts of 
 Montreal, Kamouraska, and 
 Ottawa, — 
 
 In actions above $1,000 
 
 In actions above $400, but 
 
 not above $1,000 
 
 In actions of $400, or under." 
 
 For rverij^ di»(onflnu<in<-v of 
 
 miit fji'/ore f/ie inner ij,tl'on 
 
 on thf merits 
 
 I 00 
 
 COPY OK .lUDGMKXT. 
 
 On each copy „f judfr,„ent not ex- 
 ceeding two hundred words,— 
 
 In actions above $1,000 
 
 In actions above $4(10. but 
 
 not ahove $1,00(1 
 
 n actions of $400, or under.. 
 For every additional one hun- 
 dred words 
 
 2 00 
 
 1 .50 
 1 00 
 
 I 00 
 
 I 
 
 50 
 
 50 
 50 
 
 10 
 
 Tax. 
 
 I T. IJ . 
 
 ,St.K.,(;. 
 
 ■'^ c. 
 
 $ c. 
 
 t)0 00 (I ;;(( 
 
 40 40 20 
 'M) .30 20 
 
 \ 1 
 
ii 
 
 ■'"'' SI AMI' IMTIK.S, S. C. 
 
 T..I.IO Shewing the un.ount O f law .tan,,,., Xi:~(ro..nnu,,/.) 
 
 Sl'I'KHIor CdfHT, 
 
 NAlt l!K (IK l'Kll('KKI>I.\(;. 
 
 Ani.iM.t „r K.Ts and of Tax 
 
 Fkf>. 
 
 M., 
 K., (». 
 
 COl'Y (,K .iri.CiMK.VT. — (ro„//„„,,,/.^ s e, $ ,.. 
 
 On each coj.y of imy intcr- 
 
 l«,cnt(,iy ju(lM;,„ent/n.,t ex- i 
 
 c(!fdin;rfw(.huii.lre.l w(,rds -,() 
 
 Jorovervadditioniilonohun- 
 
 drcd Words ^^ |„ 
 
 Tax. 
 
 ^ St.K.,(J. 
 
 * C. ' $ c, 
 
 rKiniricATK.s OK Costs. 
 <»n each coitificato of costs,— 
 
 111 actions :il,ove,'?l,000 o ;■()# , „„ 
 
 In actions above >;40() but 
 
 not above $1.00(1" „ ;,„^ „ ,.„ 
 
 In actions of $400, or under.. (I ;;o* o 40 
 
 EXKCLTIONS. 
 
 On each writ of Fi. fa. de Uonis or 
 li. fa. de Terris,— 
 
 In actions above $1,000 1 (in ' 1 -,„ 
 
 In ac^tions above .«400, but not above 
 
 In actions of. i;4()0, orundcr".'.".!!."!.'. I 00 
 
 80 (I 4(1 
 
 .",() (I .;() 
 .Id I'd 
 
 1 00 ,'iO 
 
 ' <"i so 
 
 «(,* 40 
 
 Oppositions. 
 
 On each ojipos'r.on for payment or 
 or claim, — ' ' 
 
 Above .$1000 j ^^ 
 
 Above .$400, but not above 
 
 ;^.1<"><» 1 „o 
 
 Of $400, or under , j qq 
 
 On each o|,|)osition to secure chaiffos 
 to nnniil. or to withdraw,— 'I 
 
 In actions above $1000 i 1 50 
 
 In actions above $400, biit 
 not above $1000 j 00 
 
 1 (tc 
 
 (id 
 40 
 
 2 00 
 1 .-,() 
 
 1 00 d .'>d 
 
 (id 
 40 
 
 1 00 
 60 
 
 .'{(I 
 20 
 
 d .",(» 
 ;jo 
 
—{('oiiiinutil.^ 
 
 •■•'^ and of Tax 
 •'iicli i»r<i(»!ci|j|it,'. 
 
 Tax. 
 
 Q T H.. 
 
 ^ St.K.,W. 
 
 * C. * c. 
 
 (I so (I M\ 
 
 .")() (I .Id 
 I) ."{(I (I 20 
 
 I 00 ;)0 
 
 so 
 
 40 
 
 1 00 ;>o 
 
 HO ;<() 
 I) ■!(» 20 
 
 I 00 I) .)0 
 
 ) 60 ! 'M\ 
 
 sr\Mc ruiiKs, s. c. ;{;; 
 
 Tabic sh..uiM,u' tlw ;nn..UMf -d' law sfa.nps. A<-.-(r,>.„,„ ,/.) 
 
 N Ml lii ni n;MCi:i:i>i\(,. 
 
 Ol'l'dSITIuNS ('■„„/,■„,„■,/.) 
 
 Aiiiuiitii ..I Ffo< iti.l of Tax 
 ixyalili' ii|>(iii .'at'li I'loici'dirivr. 
 
 AX. 
 
 Fkfs, 
 
 K, o. ^' St.V.M. 
 
 V f. S C. ^ c. ■■f! 
 
 In.u.tinnsof$400. orn„,ler ' | „„ l ou 50 "'0 
 
 tary ..n n|.|H...ifinn,. nicl i„ the slio-i ■ ! 
 
 nff',< ollico. un.l annexed to anv writ 
 ol execution returned into court. 
 
 8KIZLHK 1!Y (JaRNISHMKNT .MTKIi 
 Jri«i.MK.\T. 
 
 No ta.\ payable on any writ of 
 .seizure by f,'arnishnient af'ter judg- 
 ment, if an execution has been i.rc- 
 viou..<ly i.x.sucd. or on any ali.L or 
 jilin-HH writ of any kind." 
 On each writ of seizure,— 
 In actions above SIOOO 
 In actions above ,^-JOO, but not 
 
 above Sldoo | j ,„, 
 
 In actions of S400. or under."."! I on 
 On each return of seizure bv 
 
 garnishment after judgment. ] oo 
 tor ivirji <l>,l,,n,t;„n ,,f ifat-- 
 nin/irr irhn th,l„r,„ l] i ,'„s,l f'\ 
 
 inihliteil ■ ,, .,, 
 
 Un each inscription or motion 
 
 for judgment on declaration 
 
 ofgarnishec,ifnot contested. 9 50 
 
 And if contested, same i'Knti as 
 
 in princijial demands. j 
 
 HaTIKICATIOX (IK TiTI.K. AM) OlM'O- 
 
 srnoN.a. thkrkto. ' 
 
 1 00 1 oO 1 III) .jo 
 
 1 00 , so 40 
 NO* 40 20 
 
 On the deposit of cadi deed for rati- 
 fication, includi'ig notices for 
 the 0(^1 <i„l a a XI It r 
 
 4 00 4 00 4 00 2 00 
 
..'{S 
 
 HTAMI- KIIIKS, ,s. (' 
 
 Table shewing the am 
 
 • Mint of law stainjKS Scc.~(('„nf;,,u></.) 
 
 ' f 
 
 .Sl'pkiuok Cot :kt. 
 
 NATIiRK (»!•• l'U(»<;KKI)I\(i 
 
 Amount of Kci's .iikI of Tax 
 |>u>a()lf iijioii ..ncli I'locnedlDK. 
 
 Fk»> 
 
 K 
 
 VTIKICATION OK TlTl.K, J^C.— Cont'rr $ C. 
 
 'V every coj.y nf such notice, not 
 
 F(.r 
 
 exceeding; two huncired words.. (I .">() 
 every additional one hundrcdj 
 ^"'••i'' i 10 
 
 On each copy of judgment of ratifi 
 cation of title, not e.xceedirg 
 eight hundred words 
 
 For every additional one hundred! 
 
 1 00 I 1 00 
 
 Wf.rds 
 N. B.— T 
 
 WO copies of judgment of 
 ratification reqiiiie to bo enro- 
 gistered, by law, only one t.f 
 which is subject to the fee and 
 tax as above. 
 On each oi)positi(m to ratification of 
 
 10 
 
 title, above $1000. 
 
 Ditto, above $400, but not ab 
 
 $1000 
 
 ove 
 
 T\\. 
 
 1 M.. 
 K..0. 
 
 Q. 
 
 T. R., 
 
 .St.K.,G. 
 
 
 
 
 $ c. 
 
 $ c. 
 
 $ c. 
 
 
 
 
 i 
 
 i 
 
 
 1 00 i oO 
 
 3 00 ; 2 00 2 00 1 00 
 
 Ditto, $400, or under .'.' ] 
 
 2 00 I 1 50 
 50 I 1 00 
 
 1 50 I 80 
 1 00 50 
 
 n ^■. 
 
 iilil 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS. 
 
 Forraoh ronfun,n„rr of nuit (rrpri,,. d'hist,ni,;') h„ nrti- 
 
 tion «)• nthn-iclut' J .i i ^ 
 
 For ,„rb motion to call in mt-ticHahiir'nt o -!! 
 
 Upon ,'nvh juHtion or motion not n,entione,l 'in'i};;. '];;:i';;i 
 
 tm-0,<md presented in court or to a Ju,1,,c in duunhcr., \ 00 
 J- or drnwni,, prnci'^ vcrhol npof, improhation 9 ^ ) 
 
 Ujnm Jihnnand return of vomm„ixsion romtoi're I im 
 
 /.,. in-rp„r,».tjury !i,t, {.trikin,, offjur,, i uc/udcd'-) Z'.'. '> 0(1 
 For each „n:uccr or contestation of an;, petition or motion, 
 
 not mentioned, nt/,etar,f actual/,/ in force .- i,,,, 
 
 tor prepar,n;,,,ul,j,„ent of distribution ....' ■.■.■■'*,' ^ [„J 
 
{C'liiti'tni'il.^ 
 
 •fs ami of Tax 
 iicli PiocciedltJK. 
 
 T.\.x. 
 
 Q. 
 
 T. R , 
 
 st,K,(;. 
 
 •^ e. ' $ (.. 
 
 1 00 oO 
 
 2 00 1 00 
 
 1 JO , 80 
 I 00 30 
 
 I aO 
 
 (» oO 
 
 'irtiHil 
 
 nhern, \ 00 
 
 2 ;J0 
 
 I 00 
 
 • 2 0(t 
 
 otion, 
 
 1 00 
 
 8 00 
 
 STAMI* IHTIKS, f. ,s 
 
 3;i9 
 
 ■ '/;■ < riiiiii III H 
 
 I fi'ijx r». 
 
 ■uriitni- ti, II siilixtitiiti 
 
 /'■/itimi /', 
 
 iipfi'ii iilnii III ,il' 
 
 mill r< I'l I n < 
 
 / h,/-, 
 
 "/• rnriint sUiiiHsii 
 
 or iiiiliiri/, ('in r nuil nh 
 
 orr Jill/;/' , /irnt/ioiioti 
 
 h<l,l 
 
 mirfi luriiti) 
 
 ■) 
 
 t/ir f, 
 
 lll-tli hiinti 
 
 Jnr iippiii iiliiiiiil iif 
 
 ■or I .rum I III III/ /"'// 
 
 riiriitor li 
 mill iilmri- 
 
 III. 
 
 thr ,; 
 
 p'tlllolli f, 
 
 l>iiri, 
 
 if ih 
 
 iilip'ii III III, III 
 
 X ll/ioll Miirli null, 
 
 oiiii/ a "p, liiil nil, (or, r 
 
 •or xirrmiiiij r.rf,, rlx, I, if ///,/y, 
 •''//■ I .rmiiiiiiinj j„ij,rrn on ,r' 
 
 oriz'itioii,) 
 Jirollioiiiitor 1/ 
 
 I iiiiiion ii/il, X 
 
 1,1, 
 
 irni lo for, juilif, 
 
 or Jnr ,1 iiitorHh 
 
 // fiittlioii /•„,. i„,,-(;t 
 
 7' 
 
 '/ li. 
 
 ion of 
 
 liiul 
 
 mil 
 
 I 
 
 ' or jiroflioii,,i„r,/, -nil, -il, I,,/,,/, 
 
 l,ir;i (or,r mul „l,„r, ll,, /,>,■ j,„. [.„,./, 
 
 ..-.) 
 
 '/ itji/ioiiifiiinit. 
 
 or iiir/i iiiilhnriziil ion I, 
 
 ll 
 
 '/ ./"''.7' '"■ prolhoiiol'ini, I,, , 
 iroiiimi, irho^, Inixhonil is „l,s.nt f'r'om Ih 
 
 to ll 
 
 fiptition mill '•"/((/) 
 
 xoiiir spi.inl nil, (J ml inli mj n,,,,) „f- 
 
 mil orili r t 
 
 o roni 
 
 '■'» ^"I'U "./' '/" IKt'tti 
 
 l>'l 11 notiiri/ In il,l i 
 
 I 00 
 
 I 11(1 
 
 .■;(» 
 
 I (Ml 
 
 00 
 
 on, iinil of iiril, r tli 
 
 ipil of mi 
 
 •riiin 2 00 
 
 1. f)i. 
 
 IX RKVIKW CASi:s. 
 
 In DlSTlilCTS (IF QlKHKC AM) MOXTHKAI,. 
 i/itofrironlx xml from ili'xlrirlx, ol/irr tlimi tin 
 
 2. O 
 
 ;/' (Jill 1,1 1' mill Monfri'iil 
 
 n ,r,rij p, I it ion jirrxintnl, or motion 
 xiifini/ III' thi- conrt 
 
 /"■'■tirili/ ii] Q,, 
 
 ,1, ll 
 
 nrtiii/ ill, 
 
 On 
 
 ill,' h 
 
 III iippral from tin sii/ 
 
 .'I <'I>1' 
 
 lAlllHt 
 
 4. Hi/ rixjtoinlrnt, ln't'orv h 
 
 , u/ion inxvrijition / 
 
 itrior or virniit court, juni- 
 
 or nvii ir 
 
 ■ or iririf n-h, nrinfj 
 
 11 (ijiju-ariinrr , 
 
 I 0(1 
 
 •'! 00 
 ."> (10 
 I 00 
 
 J-",!"M,';''''''-''' "" '■'">' "'•"•' '"• P''''-'^-'-^ writ (.f anv kind 
 H- re arc inaiiy jiruceediiigs, not specific. 1 "in the t 
 
 X.l 
 
 ■Til 
 
 g(iin<5 tal)!es, wiicrcon foes ami ourt-li 
 
 oro- 
 
 whidi it has not been thotiKht 
 
 oii.-ic tax arc 
 
 ]iayai)lc, 
 
 would render tliesc tables too vol 
 
 J^(U necessary to include, as thev 
 
 of the latter will 
 
 niiiKui.- 
 
 and 
 
 >f stamps will he rciiuired 
 
 easily suggest what number and de 
 
 lis a kiiovvled 
 
 iiotiiination 
 
If I 
 
 ilH 
 
 m 
 
 h¥ 
 
T A H L !•; S 
 
 STAM F DUTIES 
 
 PAVAlilJ.; ON LAW i'KOCKEDlX 
 
 (;s, 
 
 IN TIIK 
 
 C 1 RC V I T CO U RT 
 
 ruoviNCK ()|. (jifi:i;L;(: 
 
Vide Note 
 
 on jtiige o3(). 
 
 i 
 
 i 
 
HTAMr KLTIK.M, C, C. 
 
 Uli 
 
 T.utr.K shewing tbo an..,u,it of law stamps- required un.ler the 
 .tan.,. a..r. 27-L'S,h Vi... eh. :.. in ,,a/n.ent !.r to... and . .,„rt 
 hnusc tax ..n tlio law pr..,MM.,lin«s hereinaffer Hi.,M-itied, haJ 
 in appealable oases in the eireuit e..urt, in tho Hoveral 
 
 • listricts uf the pn.vince of (^lebee wherein th.iso fee^ 
 funded. 
 
 uro 
 
 Ai'i>KAr,Ai!LK Tasks, G. C. 
 
 X.\T( KK or 1'IU»('KK|II\(;. 
 
 AniDiiiit of KiM's ami dC fn^ 
 Iiuyalilc iipDnt'ucli I'mcet'illnj;. 
 
 Wkits. 
 
 Fkks. 
 
 $ c. 
 
 M., 
 K..0. 
 
 $ c. 
 
 On each writ of sumninns, simple 
 .ittachnient, attaehnient for rent 
 or aftaehinent in revendieation, 
 andfiirnishint,' a eopy thereof,— ; 
 
 In aetiuns above *I20 ' 1 00 1 00 60 ".0 
 
 In aetions of $100, but not ! 
 
 above $IL'0... I 1 00 80 40 20 
 
 ror eaeh additional eopyof! 
 ^"it i 10 
 
 T\.\. 
 
 (I T. U.. 
 
 $ e. $ 
 
 5" c. 
 
 Actions retuuxed into Coikt. 
 
 On the return of any aetion, — 
 
 In actions above $120 — clerk, 
 
 $;< ; crier, ;>(» cents 
 
 In actiims of $100, but not 
 above $120— clerk, )?3;' 
 crier, 30 cents _ 3 30 
 
 3 30 
 
 Cektificate of Dki'ault. 
 On each certificate of default 20 ' 
 
 Confession ok Judgment. 
 
 Oh each vrjn/cssion of Ji(i!,j„ifrnf, — 
 
 Jn ficfiont (ihov»; $120 50 
 
 /" fti'tionx of $100, },nt not 
 
 ubovr $120 y 50 
 
 80 80 
 60 fi*^ 
 
m 
 
 ii 
 
 n 
 
 NTAMI- III TtKS. r 
 
 Tablo .sh(>\viii|r (ht 
 
 aiiionnt (.flaw stampH, A-c— (r 
 
 i/i^i / 
 
 '')- 
 
 Ai' 
 
 i-KAi.AHi.K Casks, C. C. 
 
 Ainoiiiit of j,>,,ps 
 
 aii'l ->(• T,i\ 
 
 payaMmpon .'adi IT... f.,.,||' 
 
 IIK. 
 
 NATIKK (ir I-KOCKKIMM 
 
 E.v 
 
 •^IKThS. 
 
 AX. 
 
 Vy.r.f 
 
 M., 
 K..(). 
 
 To th, rtrri,. 
 
 
 T. U.. 
 Sl.F.,(i 
 
 •^ e. 
 
 '/( rnnUxtiil 
 
 iirtK.IlM oj !<\m „n,l 
 
 '■IIXIK, III' 
 
 >'J 
 
 (h 
 
 III Ihv iffjHixif,;,,, ,,j- ,,„,,,, 
 lUHH, fur rrtTfi 1(1(1 '»•,„■,/, 
 rvrri/ i/)ji„^iti„i, in , 
 
 iirtiri/i,! 
 1/ iritJ. 
 
 " n Id 
 
 /iitrti 
 
 AM siicli (l('j)o.sitions t.. I 
 
 le 
 
 en 
 
 lor ..n .Iciiiaii.l. and .«(> .s(...n a,« the 
 (leposition s|,i,ll have Ijcmmi take 
 by tiio party on whoso behalf th 
 witiiesti it< exainiiied. 
 
 Vl»,lljii;n>l i.rliihitH nilil othi'i- (Inru 
 
 til' ntn (it (iii/iii'ti 
 
 ')0 
 
 ' iir irtfi 
 
 H "<l.i 
 
 II! r It I III 
 
 'iiniiiK lit )>/ riniurtc ii 
 
 ;{() 
 
 50 
 
 iNSCRri'TIONS ON Mk 
 
 KITS. 
 
 //( 
 
 ilifions not fiiillistri/. 
 
 On 
 
 or 
 
 each inscription by default 
 e.\j)arto, — 
 
 In actions above .SI2() 
 
 In aefidiiH of i^\on, hut ii',',t 
 
 '» 50 50 40 
 
 20 
 
 above ^[20 
 
 fii lilt 
 
 Kiilx viiiitmtiil. 
 
 On each insoripti 
 
 on, 
 
 " JO I 40 i 20 1( 
 
 a autioiis above .s|l'') \ 
 
 In actions of $100, but not 
 
 <»0 SO 50 
 
 30 
 
 above .'?120 
 
 1 •»<> tiO 30 2 
 
 
 
( <'"llfilllll «/). 
 
 !■<••< ail. I .((■ Tax 
 ai li I'roi fciiii^r 
 
 Tax. 
 
 (. T. f{.. 
 
 ' (<i.F.,(.. 
 
 •> c. S 
 
 ^ I'. 
 
 SI AMI' 1(1 rrKs, V. I\ ^r^ 
 
 Tublo .^hewing the iiiuount ..r l.iw stami,.., A i"— ('•""«»./-./.) 
 
 Al'I'KAI.AHI.K CaSK-.S. C, C. 
 
 N Vn UK 111 I'KliCKKKINd. 
 
 Aiiioiiiit Mf K,.,., nil, I ,,| Tax 
 liayalih' ii|piiii vmU I'r'n cnlitiK. 
 
 Tax. 
 
 Fekm. 
 
 M.. 
 K.. i». 
 
 •/ 
 
 T. |{.. 
 
 si.K.j; 
 
 $ L'. .■}; 1'. 
 
 I'KKI.IMI.VAKV J'l.KA.S. $ ^., ^ 
 
 On any <loc!inafory .,r (liljitory e.x- I 
 
 i;f|)ti«in, (,r exception to the 
 tnrni, — 
 
 In acti-.ns abiivc $120 I |(if (i sii :,o (»;;() 
 
 In actions of ^]iU), hut nut 
 
 "'^"^■''*'-" I lOf r,() .".O 20 
 
 40 (» 20 
 20 10 
 
 50 3(» 
 30 20 
 
 Plk 
 
 A.S. 
 
 On each j»lea, or the contestation of 
 any action, intervention, or 
 incidental deiiiand.— 
 
 In 
 
 actions above >!120, .. '> 
 
 n actions of .•jiioo, but not 
 above $120 
 
 .^0 80 50 ;}0 
 
 2 JO HO .10 20 
 
 Intkhvkxtio.n.s axi) Ixcidk.vtai. 
 Cross Ijkmaxds. 
 
 On each intervent 
 demand, — 
 
 ion or incidental 
 
 In actions above $120, clerk, 
 
 $8 
 
 oner, . '50 cents p. 
 
 In actions of ,^100, but not 
 
 above $120. clerk, $3 y i 
 
 crier, .SO cents ' 3 .30 60 
 
 3 :U) SO ;}o ' 20 
 
 30 I 20 
 
 RULKS. 
 
 On each rule net 
 
 words . 
 
 exceeding 200 
 
 or each coi)y thereof not exceed- 
 ing 200 words 
 
 50 10 
 
 For 
 
 ever 
 
 20 
 
 •y additional 100 wjrds 10 
 
»!«( 
 
 STAMI' Dl'TJFS, t 
 
 Tiihlo shewjfiff (he amount ..f law ,«tampM, Ac (C, 
 
 Oltfll 
 
 AiM'Kii.Aiii.K Casks, C. C. 
 
 NAT[IRK dl' I'KKfKKDrNO. 
 
 Amount 111 i-w,^ n,„| „f ^ 
 
 imyuMi- upon i.,,,!, |> 
 
 ro(c<'i||in{. 
 
 () 
 
 Suni'(K\A. 
 
 Iliiyli i,ri;/iiiii/ nlll>/„in'l, rniitin'l 
 
 AX. 
 
 Fk» 
 
 $ 
 
 M., 
 K..6. 
 
 $ 
 
 T IJ . 
 
 ''t.K.,(i 
 
 •> <• 
 
 I/, 
 
 I lllllill s III iiiil 
 
 Jour ifiliiisurH 
 
 iiinri l/itiil 
 
 ''or ouch copy I,, j 
 
 I) 
 
 DiHC 
 
 • IVTIMANCKS. 
 
 For every discnufinium.'o hcf, 
 Moription for hearing on the 
 
 in 
 
 nuTit.. 
 
 irci 
 
 In al•ti(,n^: ahovo .'?12(» ' 
 
 In aotion.-( abuvo fW), but not 
 
 above $12(1. 
 
 Coi'V OK Jl l)(i.Mi:\T. 
 
 Oil ciu'b coiiy of jii(I;,Mnciit not 
 
 (liiiL 
 
 e.\- 
 
 "• Horil.«, 
 
 In action.^j al 
 
 love $120. 
 
 In action.^ of Kio, but not 
 ■ ^^-^l-'O I 
 
 1) 
 
 HO 
 
 II 
 
 fio : 
 
 
 
 30* 
 
 20 i 10 
 
 10 
 
 lor every additii.nal 100 
 word.s 
 
 <.>n each oopy of any inter- 
 locutory ,jii(lf,Mnent"not ex-l 
 ceedin^' 200 wnrdi;! ■ o 40 
 
 For every additional 10() 
 words' 
 
 50 20* 20 K 
 
 10 
 
 CKKflt-'rOATKH OK CoSTi 
 
 On ea. h ce- 
 
 1 
 
 In 
 
 •ate of co.>Jt.><, 
 
 n (icii 3 above $120 20 40 
 
 aborv! 
 
 >100 
 
 but not 
 
 On each writ t,f ti. la. de bon 
 li. fa. de torri.>!, — 
 
 In actions above $120. 
 
 IS or 
 
 20 I 30 
 
 50 I 70 
 
 20 
 
 10 
 
 20 10 
 
 30 
 
 20 
 
Oo»tinnn/,\ 
 
 « ami of Th\ 
 
 li I'ro, (..•(lliiK. 
 
 I'AV. 
 
 T K , 
 
 "'t.K.j;. 
 
 S 0. .jf. ,.. 
 
 20 
 
 1 « 10 
 
 20 
 
 10 
 
 50 
 
 * • • •••••••• 
 
 10 
 
 
 
 10 
 
 I 20 
 
 STAMi- ncTrFs, r, r. 9A9 
 
 Tal.lo showinK t'"' amount of law Ht»,„,,.. A-,.._(0.«ru /.) 
 
 Al'FKAl.AMi.K Taskh, C. C Aiiiounl ot i-V.-h and of Tax 
 
 l't».vttl)li' upon ctth Prncei'dlng. 
 
 N'vriRK <i|.' i'KiirK>:t>iN(i. 
 
 t'yy.' 
 
 M . 
 
 K., O. 
 
 Ta\. 
 
 n T. R.. 
 
 *• St.F.O. 
 
 Ill nctiniiH „f .^KM), \,m ,„,, 
 
 ,,"''"*'^' *'-'"•: <• .^0 60 .{0 20 
 
 /•.-r »-r</-// ii-rit I.J rnnfilioni 
 '•'7""*"" 70 
 
 <)j»P(»HITIl»\H. 
 
 On ouch (ij.iM.HiHoi fur payment or 
 claim, — 
 
 Abovo$120-clerk,$l;crior, 
 
 JZmTr-r\ 1 ' •'" " •'" ";"• •• ^" 
 
 • )!.'*' 100, hut not above $120— 
 
 dork, $1 ; crier, ;iO cents...' I :;o o 20 'o 'iO o •>() 
 Un fiu'h (ipjiosition to .v-ecure charges,! 
 to annul, or to withdraw,— 'j 
 
 In actions above .$120— -clerk,' 
 
 $i; crier, ;{0 cent.s .' I ;!() o yo :!0 ' •>0 
 
 In actions of .$100, but not ' 
 
 above $120— clerk, $1 j! 
 
 oner, .SO cents 1 30 60 .10 20 
 
 SkIZUHK KY fJARNIHHMKNT AKTKH 
 JlIlf.MKNT. 
 
 On er^'h writ of seizure by garnish- 
 ment, — 
 
 In actions above $120 1 oo 
 
 In actions of $100, but not 
 
 above $120.... I j ^0 ' 50 \ 30 20 
 
 On each return of saisioarrdt ' '"' " ^" 
 
 after judgment ] oo 
 
 Un each inscription or motion for 
 judgment on declaration of 
 garnishee if not contested,— 
 In actions of $100. and «p- 
 
 wiirds f_ Q ^Q 
 
 Ditto, if contested, — 
 
 In actions of $100, and up- 
 ^ar'ls j 1 00 
 
 70 I .30 20 
 
.".48 
 
 STAMI' ni.TIK.S, C. C. 
 
 
 MISCKLLANKOi:s. 
 
 Fur (r,<r J hull -hand .. _ 
 
 l<'<,r irir,/ mjni ilirycnf .' "_ '^" l" 
 
 For <v,r,i /,„;/-/,<.„,/ i;,r 'oW^ '...'. J[ -!I 
 
 For i,r,;,arin,, „n,l I'ron.n.itdn.j rrron/'io^Z^ri^^rn'ririr' -> /„. 
 
 tor rrrrii inrit o/o/,/,,,,! " ."J 
 
 For <vv,-il vo^,,l't}„:,;,,f " I 
 
 For ,v.r;, ,mvn,hn.nt' of ,1, rl„r„iion, y^C^^r^;' "nin-ii^;'::,- '^ 
 
 For exur,, ,„otionor yv^///o« ii/v^^;;^;';;^,"^;;;);;.;-;;:';;;;;;^ " ''" 
 
 ">' Ji">!/>' III r/Kiiii/xr ■ „ 
 
 >r irrj d.diiration of U'<>'ni^h-<',' >rho lhrian'>:ii!in^^^^^ 
 
 nid'hhd. ,„u,„}dr hi, thr Hiiid .,uriu\/ire ... . 
 
 •ir tid-iii;/ finxirrrx ft, hit,r,-i.,,„f, ...:,... ,:....,. , '."".' 
 
 F, 
 III 
 I" 
 
 IK 
 
 iiKldc ill (dimiiherx ... 
 
 For ever,, amivrr 'v /•'"''^"^'^/^^^-y";;;};/:;;;";;:';;;;;;;,,;";;;; " 
 
 xpee,.,//,!, i>rorid,d for in thr tarlf n.tiudli, in fo, ,;■... () ,^,) 
 
 1 (l(f 
 
 curaUir for thv ~,nu;.o.e of doiiij n.^ledidai^ nii 
 "'^<f>f<:»> to f/ie usuof fer.for .uch riufhorizatioii) .... ] (|(| 
 
 {o'-xo-i'irnu, e.rpertH hy Jvdijr or clerk ^ ' o-;„ 
 
 /«r e.vmmm„^, ,,„,,,,., n,ion ever,, pitltion for i>„rtiiionof 
 i»,mor„hle., or p>r „ t„torM,j ad hoc, t,d-en and re- 
 ee,ved he/on- j„d;,e, snh-d,-le;,i,te or notary (in addition 
 t'l in,' fi;- for Hi„h apjiointmcnt, tie) i lux 
 
 For ,^en, authorization of a ,iiarri„l ,roii„.n,":vho,::'hu,: 
 band IH ahnent from the Provlnee, to do .owe ,u't 
 re.fuired ineliidin;, ,'o,.j, of ,ntition and coin, 2 00 
 
 tor every or,lertocoii,,iel a notary to ,1. liver eopu of an 
 
 act, vopy oj the petition and order thereon ...... o (||| 
 
 if nn o? ^'""P^'^- "'^ "".'^ ^"^ "^ '''"''*•« ^^'^^ after jud^.nent 
 wrir^f'^^nTklnd." '"""'""^'^ ^^^"^^' ^' ^^ '^'-« ^ I^""- 
 
 f..ro.'.ni!;7tI!!r''' T '"''"7 l'r»>^^eodiiigH, not specified in the 
 v^^ ?h ^ ''A''"''^'J *""' '"^'^ court-house tax are j.ayable, 
 
 v^hwh It has not been thought necessary t.. includ.v\. thev 
 
 oV H . l!;*;r"'' -n"'" m"^''^' ^"" ^■••l'""i»"""^^. and as acknowledge 
 
 oi ,>.tann>s will he re(|uued. 
 
>;o 7(1 
 
 .j(l 
 
 (I 7(t 
 
 nri, „•.. 2 11(1 
 
 2 0(1 
 
 (I 50 
 
 ritx, iir 
 JO 
 
 (I 0(1 
 
 lihii><tl/' 
 .'. (» 20 
 
 li/oHs :u) 
 
 1 00 
 
 (I ;;(i 
 
 (I 30 
 
 ririxr, 
 
 jO 
 
 '(/(, not 
 
 oiii'... (I :,{) 
 nriitor 
 I tdkiii 
 I to f/i, 
 
 1 00 
 
 tor or 
 
 ct (til 
 
 ) ] (Ml 
 
 ._. MO 
 
 ioH of 
 
 td re- 
 tUtioii 
 
 1 00 
 
 I' hux- 
 le (let 
 
 2 0(1 
 
 of an 
 
 2 00 
 
 ir jiul«,'iiient 
 3 or |)lurios 
 
 ified in the 
 lie j)iiyable, 
 'Je. a« tht'V 
 I knowledge 
 Mioniiniition 
 
 •STAMi' i>i;tie.s, r. c 
 Ixm.v. Phf-.vinff tho j.moiinf ..f i.. 
 
 U9 
 
 «ff'np ii<-f. 27->S(I, Vi. I :"'"'l'- requirca under tho 
 
 '''•"••^nMKse ;,:, tl i:';'';'';--'- '"r^vmen. of fees and 
 
 tho several distri. i , » .' \T ''"'"''"^ '■•""■^' *" 
 
 those fees are fundid. ^''M'n.v.nee of l^.ebec- wherein 
 
 Xo\-Ai'i>KAi.Aiu-K Casks f P '^"•'•"nt of Fc-s an.l or Tuv 
 
 ' ^■^- payable iip„„ ..acli Proc-e-lliiK. 
 
 -NATl-Ki: Ol- I'lJorKKDlNO. 
 
 WUITS. 
 
 On each writ of summons, simple at- 
 tachment, attachment for rent or 
 attachment in revendicaliun,— 
 In actions above ■'j;,so, but 
 
 under .$100 
 
 In actions above .$()(), but not 
 above ,S80 [ 
 
 I" actions above .-i;40, but not 
 above .$00 i 
 
 c. : 
 
 Iv-.O. ^- st.F.,(;. 
 $ c. I $ c. i $ c. 
 
 90 80 , 40 
 
 90 SO i 40 
 
 20 
 
 20 
 
 ictions above $25, but not; 
 
 " 70 , (io I ;> 
 
 !0 (I 20 
 
 above .$40 
 
 In actions of ,$25, or nnd( 
 
 50 I GO i .30 
 
 < or inch CO 
 
 <j>y of writ I 10 
 
 r...| .30 20 { 20 ; I 
 
 2(1 
 
 
 
 Attioxs Rkturxk 
 
 INTO Court. 
 
 On the return of any act 
 
 ion. 
 
 I 
 
 fn actions above ,$80, but und 
 ,$ IOC- 
 Clerk, .$2,50 
 
 er 
 
 crier, 30 cts.j 2 80 
 
 n actions above .$()0, but not 
 above $80 
 
 Clerk, ,$2.50; 
 
 crier, 30 cts.l 2 80 
 
 In actions above .$40, but notl 
 above .$()0, — 
 
 Clerk, $1.50; crier, 30 cts.| 1 80 
 In actions above ,$25, but 
 above ,$40, — 
 Clerk, SO cts. 
 In actions of $25 
 
 ?rier, 30 c 
 
 J. or under, — 
 Clerk, 50 cts. ; crier, 30 c 
 
 not 
 
 
 ts. 
 
 1 lOf 
 
 ts. 
 
 80 
 
'■W 
 
 iff 
 
 i I ' 
 
 8 
 
 
 B ■ 
 
 
 ! , 
 
 •••*** STAMI' KCTIKH, C. C. 
 
 Table Khcwing the amount of law stani]).s, S:G.-~(('n„ii„ur,/.) 
 
 Ni>N-Al'l'KAI,AHI.K C\.SKS. C C i. •^'"''""' of Fe('>i nri.l o( Tax 
 
 ' ^' ^* P'lyal.lc upon each I'roceedliiK. 
 
 NATUHK or l'R()rKKl)I\«;. 
 
 CONKKSSIO.V OK Jin(iMK.\r. 
 
 (hi each (•onfcHxlon 
 In iittintiH ah 
 
 ullDVC $1(1(1 
 
 In tictiunx (th 
 
 Tax. 
 
 ( of juilljiiii nt, 
 hdV)' .$()(), hut 
 
 not 
 
 ''ovc $40, hut 
 
 not] 
 
 )ov< $2.'>, hut 
 '25, or under... 
 
 not 
 
 Fees. 
 
 $ 
 
 50 
 
 I'OVi: .^fiO I 40 
 
 fn iivtinni II h 
 
 iihort' $40 
 In nctiouH of ^ 
 
 IXSCRIl'TIONS ()\ MkRITS. 
 fn Artlonti not VontiHled. 
 
 On each inscription by default 
 
 c.riiiirtr. 
 
 (» ;^o 
 
 20 
 
 or 
 
 In actions above $80, but not 
 
 above $100. 
 
 In actions above $60, but not 
 
 above $80 
 
 M- (J T. U.. 
 
 $ c. $ c 
 
 i 
 
 «0 
 
 40 
 
 40 
 
 40 
 40 
 
 20 
 20 
 
 10 
 
 10 
 
 /*/ Avtionn Contested, 
 
 On each Inscription, — 
 
 In actions above $80, but 
 
 above $100. 
 
 not 
 
 In actions above $60, but not! 
 
 above $80 
 
 Pkei.imixarv Pi.kas. 
 
 On any declinatory or dilatory ex- 
 ception, or exception to the 
 
 form 
 
 In actions above $80, but 
 
 under $100. 
 
 60 
 60 
 
 30 
 30 
 
 20 
 20 
 
 In actions above $60, but 
 not above $80 
 
 1 40* 60 
 
 30 i 
 
 1 40# 60 
 
 30 I 
 
 20 
 20 
 
-{C'liitiinK i/.) 
 
 ' Fees imkI oC Tax 
 n carh I'rocepdlii;,'. 
 
 Tax. 
 
 u. 
 
 Q. ^ 
 
 r. K. 
 
 S'.K.,<;. 
 
 — 1 
 
 c. * <•. s c. 
 
 \. 
 
 \ 
 . 
 
 I) I. 
 
 M 20 ; 10 
 
 I : 
 
 r n 20 10 
 
 .30 ; 20 
 
 I 
 
 30 20 
 
 30 
 30 
 
 20 
 20 
 
 srwii' KiriKH, c. r •.- 1 
 
 Tabic showing the amount ,>f law .tamp.. Ae.-(( o«^„„u/.) 
 
 N().\-Al'i'KAt.Aiii,K Casks, r r ' ^"'"""f "''•''■*''< ai'.l (.r Tux 
 
 l>.ivar,l<. upon each pnn n.n,. 
 
 I I 
 
 NATfKK OK l'li(i(KKl)l.\(,. 
 
 I'EfS, 
 
 ill iiotioiis iibdvc s 1(1. hut ,,,,t 
 
 abuye .-^t)() | ^„^,c 
 
 In actions above ^L'.j, but not 
 
 above $4(1 j <,,:^ 
 
 In actions of. S2.>, or iMKler... I 4()# 
 
 k";,. '.. 
 
 ^ <•• i -S e. 
 
 T. B.. 
 
 ■*'.l-.,«.. 
 
 Pl.K.US. I 
 
 On eai-h jilea, or the contestation of 
 any action, intervention, or in- 
 cidental demand, — 
 
 In actions above $80, but 
 
 , •"";:'•■$ I"" 1 50 fi„ . 30 
 
 In actions above .$tt(). but not! , \ 
 
 ,,;''^'7*^'V .•• I iio j 0«o j ;{„ 
 
 In actions above S40, but not | | 
 
 above .$()(( | ,„( i 
 
 In actions above $25, but not I 
 
 above .$40 ^ ^„ ' 
 
 111 actions of $2.j, or under!!. (( 30$ 
 
 20 
 20 
 
 iNTKinKXriONS. > I 
 
 <»n each intervention,— 
 
 In actions above $80, but under 
 $100,— 
 
 Clerk, $1; crier. :!Octs.... 1 .in ' „ f;„ ' „ ..„ ., 
 
 In actions above $t)0, but not , ' -" 
 
 above $80,— | 
 
 Tn ^I"'''"^''" ^•••i?'-,30ets. .. 1 ;{„ ! „ go ;;o | o '>„ 
 In actions above .$40, but not < 
 
 above $00 — j 
 
 Clerk, $i ; crier, 30 cts. ... 1 30 40 30 ' o o,, 
 In actions above $25, but not " 
 
 .Tbnve $40. — 
 
 Clerk, 50 cts; 
 
 [n actions of $25, 
 
 crier, 30 cts. 80 40 10 | 
 
 Clerk, 30 cts; cri 
 
 or under 
 
 
 
 ; crier, 30 cts. M\\ o |o 
 
 »'! 
 
I 
 
 tm 
 
 m 
 
 i f J 
 
 .•?.^2 
 
 Table .•.licrtirx fh 
 
 »i*Mi' 1)1 riKs. c. r. 
 
 e jitiKJunt of law s 
 
 tam|<s. Ai-.—(CoHti,ni,,/.) 
 
 >«'<»N-Ai'rK 
 
 Ai.Aiti.K Casks, P. c 
 
 NATUliK Ol' l'H(»CKKI>l.\( 
 
 An 
 
 x.imt of K.'i's and of Ti 
 
 liBvnlili' ii|M>ti cacli i»ro(: 
 
 fed 1 1 
 
 Fki 
 
 Tax. 
 
 M.. 
 K.. O. 
 
 T. U.. 
 
 St.K.,(i 
 
 I I 
 
 In 
 
 <-ii)K.\TAh Cross Dk.maxdh. 
 
 F00.X to clerks iuid 
 in interveiitiDii.x. 
 
 oner siinio a? 
 
 Tax ill (lisJrict of Montreal 
 
 a.1 on uitervonti( 
 
 nine 
 
 )n.-i. 
 
 X«> inx exiirihl 
 
 •' on incidental 
 
 iltMnamls in the districts of (^iiel 
 Three Hivers, St. V 
 
 A 
 
 ancis, (J as 
 
 Air., iVe. 
 
 Rui.KS. 
 
 On each rulo, not exceeding two 
 
 hnndred words, . 
 
 In actions above $60, but 
 
 under $10(1 
 
 In actions above $25, but not 
 
 above $60 
 In notions of $2 
 
 20 
 5, or under... !0 
 
 lor each copy thereof, not e.xcoed 
 
 ing two hundred words ]( 
 
 For every additional one hundred 
 (100) words.... 
 
 10 
 
 yiMll'(E.\A8. 
 
 On eaeh ori(Mnal suli 
 
 pivna, contain- 
 
 ing the names of not more than, 
 
 lonr witnesses, 
 
 In actions above $60, but! 
 
 under $100 ^ 
 
 In actions above $25, but not 
 above $60 ,., , 
 
 •> c. 
 
 " 20 ^ lOf 
 
 in actions of $25 
 
 20 i 10 j 
 
 JO : lot! 
 
 'or tfu/i ci,j,,/ nj o Hu/'jtti'iiit 
 
 5, or under...! 10 i ]0f 
 
 10 
 
-{Continiifd.) 
 
 Sl.F.,(J. 
 
 .SiAMI' DcriKs. c. (• 
 
 35:? 
 
 Tal.lo .Lowing the u.uount of law .sta,,,,,.. k..-(,'..„i,n„,,.^ 
 
 N().\-Al'rKAI,Al!l,K CVSKS T (' Alllotlllt of Frcs ii'iil i.C Tux 
 
 '■' "' " : l"»yiil>l<' ii|. Ill each I'rocceilliii;. 
 
 VATIHK OK l'R(»rKK|)I.\(;. 
 
 Ft-Kt 
 
 T * \ 
 
 ,.^' • (, T. K., 
 
 K..O. '^ St.F.,(i. 
 
 20* 20 10 
 
 r<»l'Y OF JllXiMKNT. $ e. I * c. $ c. $ ,!. 
 
 <»ii eat-h copy (,f jiid^inenf not ox- 
 ccc.liiig tw.i Imiidrod words, — 
 
 /'( iirfiuiix (,f>',rr ,>y)(), /,„/ 
 
 Ull<l,r .■^1(10 „ .(, 
 
 Ill <i<fi„,i'< '(/.or< .^.|((, f„tf „„f' 
 
 , """'V^"0 40 ! 10 10 „ ,„ 
 
 /// iirf,n,ii iil.nri i<2i), hut not I 
 
 , "'";';' •^-«<»;-. ;iO I 10 I Id „ 10 
 
 /" ovtioiit <ij .S20, or uiK/rr ... I) 20 I 
 
 I'lSCoNTINfANCKS. | 
 
 Xo (•(•(• to the officer,-* of th,! conrj 
 
 I'xigiblo. 
 Court-lK.iise tax on eaidi discontin j 
 iiiition, payablo in the distri<'ts 
 ot Montreal, Kaniouraska, and 
 Ottawa, — 
 
 In JU'tions above $tiO, but! 
 
 under SlOO ; 
 
 In actions above .•r;40, but not 
 
 above .-iOO - ! o 4,, 
 
 I" iictiuns above *2;j, but not ! 
 
 above .S-lO 
 
 In actions (f $L',j. or under.... 
 
 (50 
 
 CKKTinc.xfK.s OK Costs. I 
 
 On each certificate of cost.s— ' 
 
 In acti(.n.s above .isso, but under' 
 
 •'j'lOO. 
 
 40 
 10 
 
 In aetiunt, abo 
 
 ab 
 
 ve $00, but not 
 
 20 ;■;() 20 ii ni 
 
 ov 
 
 <^'^80 20 
 
 In actions above *25, but not 
 
 ab 
 
 "ve .S(}() „ 20 
 
 In action.^ of ••jigo, or under ... 20 
 
 :io I) 20 10 
 20 10 10 
 
! i 
 
 l.il 
 
 .ST.VMr III IIK 
 
 f<. c. c. 
 
 Tiible Hhowiiig th 
 
 amount of law «tamp. Ac.-( 
 
 N 
 
 <>.V-Al'l'KALAIil,K (' 
 
 •4XK.S, C. C 
 
 All 
 
 I'lt.vahit 
 
 K'llllt of K, 
 
 ('"ntt'nufif.') 
 uii«l of Thx 
 
 Ml«. 
 
 "1)011 each l»roc....,| 
 
 
 
 XVTIUK (JK i'ltOCI-KIM.Vt 
 
 EXKCUTION.S. 
 
 " ^''i*''' «'it Of i\. fa. dc b 
 ii- fa. do ton-is.— 
 
 Ta.> 
 
 'KKS. 
 
 K.6. 
 
 T. li.. 
 ■Si.K. (; 
 
 on IS or 
 
 In 
 
 111 
 
 "<;tion.s above $0(}, but' 
 uii<ler.t!100 I 
 
 letioiLs above $ JO, but "not 
 
 above .•jifiO 
 11 iiction.s above .$2j b 
 
 above $40 
 
 lit noti 
 
 " .^0 .}() 
 40 ;J0 
 
 •' .'id 20 
 
 2(. 
 
 Ill actions of $2 
 
 :m ' 
 
 ^, or under... 20 
 
 20 
 
 ! ^ 
 
 ;;o 
 
 
 
 .'JO 
 
 
 
 20 
 
 20 
 10 
 
 f>n each 
 
 claim. — 
 
 Oppositions. 
 oi.l.o.-^ition for payment 
 
 on 
 
 ■ibove !ii40, but under $100 — 
 
 Ah 
 
 Clerk, $1 
 
 ove M 
 
 00, 
 crier, ;^0 cts. 
 
 Clerk, ;30 ct 
 
 l>iit not above $40 
 
 J 30 20 1 
 
 ;»0 20 
 
 Of $25. 
 
 or under 
 
 crier, .SO cts, 
 
 .SO 2 
 
 On each 0} 
 
 Clerk, .'>Octs 
 
 0# ;!0 2 
 
 
 
 Iiosition to.securech 
 
 crier, ;i0 cts ...j ^) 
 
 to annul, or to withd 
 
 irge.s 
 
 fi"t 1.. 10 K 
 
 ;'>'ly in the districts of M!,nt 
 Kamouraska and Ott 
 
 raw, payable! 
 real,! 
 
 aw a 
 
 Above .-ffiO. but under $100 - 
 
 Ahi 
 
 Clerk. $1 
 
 ; t'rier, 30 ct 
 
 vo $40, but not above $6o"l ' ''% '"'" 
 
 Ab 
 
 Clerk, $ I 
 
 crier, 30 cts 
 
 ^7'*:?""?' ""'^ ""^ 'I'^ove $40*l: 
 
 I :iO j 40 
 
 Clerk, JOct 
 
 Of $2 
 
 cr 
 
 i>. or under, — 
 
 >er, 30 cts ...' o 
 
 And, if 
 
 Clerk, 30 cts 
 
 contested, same fe 
 
 ; crier, 30 cts .... o 
 
 Ijrinciiial demands 
 
 es as nil 
 
 80 I 40 
 fiOfi 10 
 
'>f Vws utKt of Tax 
 mi ea.h Pro,., ,„;,. 
 
 Tax. 
 
 .6. <i. s 
 
 r. li.. 
 
 i.K <;. 
 
 $ c. .^ e. 
 
 iO j :!(! (I o,, 
 <» I' 2(t H) 
 
 ' <» o(l 1>() 
 
 * .'!() 20 
 f <> 1(1 10 
 
 ■''TAMr HI IfKs, c. r. 
 
 .>5» 
 
 TaMo showing the „,„....,.r ..f law^,„,s. ^..-(r,^,,,,,,,^ 
 
 NATCKK OK I'RorUKDlMi. 
 
 IflK. 
 
 Kkkh 
 
 Tax. 
 
 T. K.r 
 
 St F..(i. 
 
 Skizl-uk by Q.U<XI.SH\IKNT aftkk . ' ~ 
 
 Oni.ach writ.,f..oiznre by garnish - 
 nu'iit, — 
 
 In actions ahove.'flfiO, hut nnderl ^ 
 
 $100 n - ' 
 
 In actions .h;;;;;-;.Vo;-b;;t-not ' " '" ; " '•' " ■•' 
 
 a hove SdO ... n i„ ,. .. 
 
 Inaetions_abovc."s2^:-h;;rn;;; * '" "•^"|"^«!"20 
 
 above .*4() 
 In actions of $2,) 
 
 " •■-•• l> .'!(» I 30 i 20 
 
 On eac-h return of seizure by'i'ai--! i 
 
 by 
 
 nishnient after juilgnient,— ' 
 In actions above .Sfio' hut' 
 under SlOO ' | „,. 
 
 In actions above $10, but not 
 
 T '^''7.'^" *'^<' 1 00 I 
 
 In actions above $2.3, but not 
 above $10 „ .^^ 
 
 In actions of $2.5. or unilc'r .".'.' 50* 
 
 tclu, drvlnrex him,.!/ in,kht,d'\ i 
 
 jxii/ubfc by mii,l iiiinuxh,,',-. ~ ' 
 
 In OitliHls nhnrr M{\, hut 
 
 um/tr $100 ■ __ ' ^^ ,,j| 
 
 J>i iictioiu' nl.orr $2.5, 'h'ut"aot 
 
 (lOovr $40 „ 9,, 
 
 l'>nvti,mof-^-2:,,..r Hinirr''.'. () j'o 
 It declaration of garnishee be con- 
 tested, same fees as in original^ 
 iiction for a like sum. 
 
 
 
 II jireveiifdtt 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS. 
 
 on <ij iiiofimi or /utition, 
 
 n anit>t abovi: $(iO, and niifhr $] 
 uiit» iihovff $40, hut not „h 
 
 on 
 
 //( snit^i iihovfi $2j, h 
 
 ttlKlV, .S()0 
 
 M^ not (ibuce $40 
 
 $0 ;■)(» 
 40 
 30 
 
.ioH 
 
 STAMP KiriKS, C, r 
 
 
 ^\i!ivy.i.]..\SKinH. — {('n„/lini><(.) 
 
 Ill vIIiIh 
 
 'J 
 
 • >, '/;• (//((/' / 
 
 I'or riirfi (iiiiindiiniit, — 
 
 .•:;(i 2(1 
 
 III KiiitH abovi S(i(>, iinil inidir $100 
 In Hliitu iihnvi S4(l, hut nut ii/, 
 
 if/nrr .SdO 
 
 //( Hints fi/,t,rc $2o, lint nut nhurf ^Ai\ 
 In unitx ''/ $25, or undi^- 
 
 (*)• 1 1 run 
 
 Ix II ft I 
 
 til- 
 
 'III- iinnn-rrx 
 
 '■li J 
 
 nji'iii intnri.ijatoi-ii'n i,n nrticnhittd fartn 
 
 ^O 
 
 10 
 
 :;o 
 
 (I 20 
 
 II I/turn I) 20 
 
 irritiiii/, — 
 //t xnitx iiliovi >!()0, /inf nndir $100 .. 
 /n Huitx iil,„rr $40, Imt nut iihun $«0 
 In xuitu iihiivi $2,"), hut nut ilbnvr $40 
 fu Huitit i>f' $25, or vnder 
 
 in 
 
 III- iiirli ill /mxition in irrifim/, — 
 
 //t units uhorif $(i0, hut unihr $100 
 
 In xuitx iihovr $40, hut not ahovi- $00 
 fn HuitH iihovi- $25, hut not nhnn; $40 
 fn xnitH of $23, or nndei 
 
 4(1 
 
 .'iO 
 
 20 
 
 20 
 
 50 
 4(» 
 
 ;;o 
 
 20 
 
 ■h iiffidiirit in irritin;/, to ohtnin judijniint, 
 
 In xuitx abovr $t){), hut undrr $l{){) ...'. q ,^ 
 
 fn xuitx aJiinu- $40, Imt not ah 
 
 ove $00 
 
 In xuitx above $25, hut not iihovv $40 
 In xnitx •/' $25, or uiidir 
 
 •or rririi iiiijtr 
 
 ihliti 
 
 In xuitx iihovi- $00, hut mull r $100 .. 
 In suitH ahori $40, but not abovi $()0 
 
 /, 
 
 a aw 
 
 itx ahovr $25, hut not nh 
 
 lit not ilhovr ,>i40 
 
 III Hiiitx o/' $25, or iindiu 
 
 -M) 
 20 
 10 
 
 50 
 50 
 40 
 20 
 
 For dniirinij pror^x-virbal ' > ,*!,, 
 
 No tux i)a.vable on any writ of saisic arn-t after judgment if 
 an execution has been previously issued ' 
 
 phiries writ of any kind. 
 
 N. 15 — There are many proceedings, not specified in the fore- 
 
 or on any alias or 
 
 going tables, whereon fees and court-house tax are 
 
 which it has not been thought necessary to include, 'aT'thev' 
 
 payabli 
 
 would render these tables too voluuiinou 
 
 s, and as a knowled 
 
 of tlie latter will easily suggest what number and d 
 of staini)s will be required. 
 
 nowl 
 nomination 
 
•) 
 
 $(1 20 
 
 .',(1 
 
 li» 
 
 (I ;;o 
 
 2(1 
 
 20 
 
 fid J'iii:tn in 
 
 4(1 
 
 tl ;{0 
 
 20 
 
 20 
 
 .'lO 
 
 40 
 
 .SO 
 
 20 
 
 40 
 
 .Id 
 
 (I 2(» 
 
 1(( 
 
 5(1 
 
 (I :>() 
 
 40 
 
 20 
 
 1 00 
 
 fter jiulgnient, if 
 on any nUn^ or 
 
 'ified in the foro- 
 ax are payable, 
 include, a.s they 
 I as a knowledge 
 id denoniifiatiou 
 
 TABLE OF FEES 
 
 I'AV.MILI: IN THE 
 
 COURT OF VICK-ADMIRALTY 
 
 <,)L'KI]KC. 
 
TAHI.K- IIK KKfS, \. \. r 
 
 :!;»» 
 
 TAiU.K OF FKi:S 
 
 !<• UK 1 \kns iiv niK 
 
 inx-.K. KKCIISIKAK. MAkSIIAI,. AI )\ < K ATKS 
 AM) l'K(i(|()kS 
 
 OK lilK 
 
 MCL A1>MIH ALTV tOlkl A I tjl KHKC 
 
 N(i fees ((. I)i> III)-. wed to tho jii<l;,a'. 
 
 By THK SfUUOCiATK. 
 FrfM in thf i>,;„jr>,,H if H hhU ,»• ,<niHe. 
 
 F<»r ii.lministering an oath us to a witness or narly in 
 a (•anso ; takinj? bail, wlK-tlior by ono or more 
 jir-rsMiis ; diHTooin;,' monition, eoinniission, attach - 
 iiiiMit (.r an.v other instrument ; or for any jndii-ial 
 act done before or after the hearing of the cause. .0\ 
 
 BV THK BkuISTRAR. 
 1. 1\;h on iiiHtrui.untx j,rvj,„rnl f>y the r(;/,\fror. 
 For drawing and engrossing warrant to arrest ship 
 
 goods, or person ; copy and tiling aflidavit () 
 
 Had bond ^ .. 
 
 Monition, commission or decree, whether of uniivery 
 
 appraisement or sale, or otherwise o 
 
 AVrit or instrument of restitution o 
 
 Compulsory or subp(Kna against witnesses o 
 
 Writ of attachment „ 
 
 If either of the preceding instruments exceed in ienKtli 
 
 ton folios, for every folio beyond ten* o 
 
 * The folio mrntioned tfirom/h thin tubfc ofOrl' niiist 
 <iontmn ninety word>,, reckoning each }i,/ur, „x 
 a word. ' ' 
 
 1 r, 
 
 4 
 
 (i 
 
 I 
 
 () 
 
 l» 
 
 (1 
 
 '.< 
 
 1) 
 
 ;? 
 
 II 
 
 9 
 
 1) 
 
 1 
 
 II 
 
 Note -The fees in the court of vice-admiralty are payable 
 in sterling money of Great Britain. ' •* 
 
l.li 
 
 !C() 
 
 TABi.n OF rr.rs, v. a. c 
 
 Sliditlil lln' rp;;i>i(riir h 
 
 • IllCI 
 
 iiiKMit. in>triiiircn( or iiDitt 
 
 |iiiii'(| (., |.rf|,arc jiiiy n(| 
 
 IfT 
 
 I' wliiit,-<()c\#r, II, ,t 
 
 .-p.'.'ili.cl in tlii-. tal.li-. he will ho |.ii(i!l.Mi to ,| 
 .^fiiiic cliiirj,'!! UH a iiroftor. viz.. — 
 For <lr!iwiiij,', f„r cvi'iv fuii 
 
 For fail 
 
 < o|,_viii;r or .■ii;,'ros,.iii;,. f„r ovorv fol 
 
 lo. 
 
 CO I (» 
 
 (I «; 
 
 .v« t,,i itnruiiiriilx iiol f,r<i„,nil Inj tlit 
 
 jiriirtiir, til, 
 
 lirlt 
 
 '//• III- illlrnidt 
 
 ■'jixtinr, I, lit hi^ (li, 
 
 > III II IIIIIHI , 
 
 On II iloorcf' 
 
 . iPioiioiincinj,' lor tlic iiii<.r,.<t of a paitv 
 
 '!'"« 
 
 ' '" 
 
 /".«.//,/. IxMlljr si;r,„.,| l,^. the jll.l. 
 
 idcliMJin;,' llic (Ira Willi' the act 
 
 On til in;,' alliilavit or j(rott'.«it of 
 
 without rot'cMoncc to th 
 in;,' tlic sajiic 
 
 master or niariii 
 
 o iiiiiiihor uf 
 
 crs, 
 
 ipfr.Moiis niak- 
 
 Oii filin;4 lihel, inforinati 
 
 on, 
 
 •la 
 
 II t; 
 
 I 
 
 111). 
 
 tlociiiticnf 
 
 proxy or similar 
 
 On tilii 
 
 \\<:, c.xliihit aniu'xod th(;rfto or t 
 
 On si;;ninjf (or liliii;,') j.crsonal 
 
 o flllV 
 
 iIVkI 
 
 ivit. 
 
 a .suit, incliiding driiwiii^ the act 
 
 inswcrs of a party 
 
 III 
 
 .'{. hWx iin tiikiiiif t/i 
 
 >' I'.riiiiniiiit 11,11 ,,f ii-ii 
 
 III SSI H, 
 
 On the exaniinntion of every wit 
 
 tion. lilicl. intcrrojjator 
 
 ness on an iiiforina- 
 
 rix'i or otherwise), a fee of 
 
 les or pica (whether 
 
 e examination shall exteml. 
 
 For each folio to whicii tli 
 
 if in En^^lish 
 
 If by interpretation (interpreter included) .............. ii 
 
 NoTK. — It x/iou/il !»■ iiniltfHtnod that tli 
 ir/i 
 
 e rff/i.stnir, ur 
 
 ,i-hniv,r acts OM the ,'.n,m!nfr for him, x'h,.u/,/ t„ke 
 d<i,„sitiom in ohiif „f the vitnttsHes, on the lihcl 
 tiijonimtioii or ,,1,'a itxe/j without irrittni tntsrro' 
 (fatonet, piittimj inch relevant </ur„tionH, viva voee 
 an wail mijr/ext theniHelvex, am/ rare should he taken 
 not to lead the iritnf.s. The lihel, infonuation ov 
 plea shonlil, threfore, ahriiifs he drawn xuj^cientlii 
 jireeise and Jnll to enahtr the examiner to take the 
 examinations necordin;/li,. The eros^-examinationx 
 muHt, ofconrae,he taken on written interrogatories. 
 4. Fees on office copies of papers or proceedings 
 
 For office copy of sentence or interlocutory decree 
 
 certified under seal ' 
 
 For oflice cojjy of any affidavit, ex.i 
 
 .•{ 
 
 II 
 
 I) () 
 
 4 Ci 
 
 1 II 
 
 animation, answers 
 rocccc 
 
 £0 6 
 
 of a party, or other document 
 
 a cause, or extract therefrom, if 'under 'tw'e'lve 
 
 lolios 
 
 4 6 
 
, Hot 
 
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 CO I (I 
 
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 iiity 
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 • in 
 
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 rs 
 
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 TAIII.K uy KKK.S. V. \, c, 
 
 Ff cxr.....n„^ twolv,, Jolio... for emh fuli,. l„.v.„„l 
 
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 for unv olli.r ,,„r,,oM.. for i-arl. foli., ,M,n',ii,„..l 
 
 fni'ii'iii 
 
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 .». Fill >,n tr<iiiJ,,i!,,,t <,/ /,./y.. ,w. 
 
 WlM-re ,,..,,..rs an; tra„>l,..i,.,l. tl.o r.-wi-frar «l,o„|,I 
 
 •■liari;« the- .hsl,„r...r.H.nr a.-tually ma.lo to the 
 
 translator. w.Hi an a.|,|ition of ono-fonrtli to 
 
 '•'•n.iM.nMilc liiui-df for hi. tronl.!,.. a. Ivan.-.., .V. 
 
 '•'1 "iilMlni'ti f ;ii, artion 
 
 For ..nterinK .'vory or<iinary act "f* rourt'lioV shrHtio^i 
 in Ihis taiiii- ' 
 
 <>" ••vf.y .lofanlt j-runounco,! a«a'inst'VaiVirs in',"!;;,'! 
 tiMnpt, in ca.-e.M priH-ceilin;,' In (..rnnm „ 
 
 <>i. c'WTV interluoutory a,MT..e. or .c-nK-n....; inHmli'nif 
 •Irauin- tia. act to bo pai.l l,y ti,c narty Hnvccd 
 Ulf^ ' *' 
 
 For every utten.iunee i.e^Mo "Hjuiij:;;,;:";;,,:;;,;;;;;,.; ;;^ " 
 
 whieli uny decree is n.a.lc. other than anTntcrlo- 
 cutury or ..enfence, including the a.t, drawin,. 
 the ac^t ^ 
 
 For Ji receipt tor original docinMeiit.^"'dVl"ivered''.,'ut V.f 
 liie rcKK-'try ^^ 
 
 <»na .search or exatnination of th.- rec.Vrd,s""hv'anv 
 l.erson not l,ein- a party in the cau.so in which 
 the seandi i.s made 
 
 NOTI;. — X-/..- Iu l„ r/u(r;,r,l t,, a j,„rf>/ III thr ruilxr, nr 
 
 to mil/ Kuniiim (ifiiili/inii j',,r n sr,i,i/i. 
 
 For advertising' an intermediate or extra court .lav 
 in additi'.n to the sum pai.l for adverti.^ement..:..' il 
 
 7. (Jii /'Ill/ill;/ out money. 
 
 For preparing receipt fur money to bo paid out of the 
 '■''Ki'^try ; _ II 
 
 Pomidage ,ni money paid out of the registry" for everv 
 pound .sterling 
 
 8. Tiixinij CostH. 
 For taxing a bill of costs, if under six folios, from the 
 party at whose instance the taxation takes place 
 
 W 
 
 .{rtl 
 
 II »; 
 
 II i; 
 
 1 i; 
 
 I II 
 
 I (> 
 
 !) I) 
 
 i r> 
 
 I t; 
 
 I u 
 
 4 i; 
 
 1 6 
 
 ft 2 
 
 4 6 
 
•'^^ TAlU.y, (IK KKKS, V. A. T. 
 
 iiik/ nit rchiintH. 
 
 To tlie ic'f^istrar .,., ,, 
 
 Tn lli(! assistant iiicrchant •*» •" ," 
 
 If t\v(. riierchants, two ^riiiiieas each. " " ' 
 
 Hv xnv. Mahshai, 
 
 For arn-sliiij,' a vessel. ;r(.(),l.s or [KTson <) |s „ 
 
 For keepinj,' p(.,s.sessioii of a vessel and carfjo. jointly 
 ..r either of them sin^rly ^hen the same are not 
 under the r.-spoiisible eharge and eustodv of the 
 otiieers ol the eustoms, for each day in which 
 they remain in fiie marshal's ehar>,'e. e.xclusive 
 of charges for keepers when necessary. o ;j „ 
 
 iN'oTK — T/iii/tf not to l,r c/i,ir;/r,,/>/r hi r(,sfn w/lfrr tin- 
 
 ijixkIs /iKVf l»en put into storr t,r nuuflurUHe. 
 
 For inquiring into and certifying the 
 
 jier.sons jirojtosed as sureties i 
 
 .sufficiencv of 
 
 For release of a vessel, goods, or person, f 
 
 "or executing any monition, or decree for 
 
 a party, or compulsory or other instr 
 
 n any suit o 2 
 
 t 
 
 itied 
 
 rom arrest 2 .'{ 
 answer.s of 
 uuient not 
 
 For every default or de 
 
 terest of a party proceeding //(, i^i; 
 
 cree jironounced for the in- 
 
 For everv attend 
 
 man. 
 
 nee in court, when a sentence 
 
 interlocutory decree is jironounced 
 
 or 
 
 For exe<'uting any decree or 
 
 commi.«su)n of 
 
 apjiraise- 
 
 inent. exclusive of the appraiser's fees, but 
 
 duding the making of the i 
 
 in- 
 
 shouid not exceed £5(U) .steri 
 
 nventory, if the value 
 
 For the like duty, when the val 
 
 ing 
 
 lint 
 
 ue exceeds .£500 .ster- 
 
 For executing every decree or commission of sale "of 
 
 4 ti 
 .3 
 
 4 <i 
 
 1 1 
 1 16 
 
 ip or goods, by jmblic auction, when th 
 
 e gross 
 
 proceeds are under £200 sterling i j 
 
 And on every additional €100 sterlin 
 On attending the execution of a d 
 
 of unlivery of cargo, (when not done for th, 
 
 )os(! of sale,) per day ^."'.. 
 
 ocree or commission 
 pur- 
 
 
 10 6 
 
 For taking 
 
 th 
 
 £20 sterlin<r 
 
 a person in e.xeoution, after sentence, if 
 
 16 
 
 e sum due from such person does not e 
 
 exceed 
 
 For the like duty, when the 
 under i-.iO sterling 
 
 sum is above £20, and 
 
 18 
 
 1 16 
 
''/ thf rt'tfinfriir 
 
 t'2 L' (I 
 
 2 2 (I 
 
 •• IS (I 
 
 liiitly, 
 re not 
 i>f the 
 which 
 lusive 
 
 .! <» 
 
 ■re t/ir 
 
 cy of 
 
 2 .'5 
 
 iirei<t 2 ,'{ 
 
 JFrt of 
 
 t not 
 
 ....... 4 « 
 
 e in- 
 
 3 
 
 !e or 
 
 (» 4 «! 
 
 aise- 
 t in- 
 alue 
 
 1 1 
 
 'ter- 
 
 1 16 
 
 e of 
 ross 
 
 1 ] 
 
 10 6 
 
 HOU 
 
 »ur- 
 
 16 
 
 ', if 
 eed 
 
 » 18 
 
 mil 
 
 .... 1 16 
 
 TAHI.K OK KKKS, V. A. V. 3^.. 
 
 For tho like duty, when the .urn is above X.iO, and 
 under tlOO .sterling, for every pound sterling 
 
 "^"''llnm*"'^'"'^'''*''""'' '"""'' ^^''^'''i-'ift^r'thoiirst"^" ' " 
 
 <» »; 
 
 NOTK — .V/„.„/,/ It !„• n,v.,x„ryJorlh<- nuuxha/ U. ,,„ „„,/ 
 
 <(,.t„nr.- to eu-rrufe an,, 0/ the ahnv.' dud.;, thr/e 
 
 Hi„uhl !„■ ,„ud to him, for /os^ of tnur „nd tnnnl- 
 
 (in;, rj/^wiix, niodditionto th'- pnr.^diHo/rm th<- 
 
 Jolloicinif : J J t 
 
 If the distance exceeds four and he under six 
 miles 
 
 If the distance be still Kreater,"'the''aii'.,wance ^ 
 
 to be increased by an addition of 2s. .'id for 
 each additional league, and his reasonable 
 disbursements. 
 
 By thk Aijv()(.'atf.s. 
 
 As the professions of advocate and proctor are not as 
 yet sej.arated in Lower Canada, the fees of both 
 are inserted under the following head : 
 
 By thk Advocatks and Prootoks. 
 
 Retaining fee, instructions to prosecute or defend. iO « 
 
 For attending before the judge, or judge Purrooiato, 
 
 either in court or chambers °....' ii « o 
 
 On extracting any warrant, monition, coiVimission, 
 
 writ, or other instrument ' y ,. „ 
 
 Drawing libel, information, claim, and aflidavi^ act on 
 petition, responsive })lea (or replication) to libel 
 or information, or act on petition 18 
 
 Engrossing copies, each '_ ,) y ,. 
 
 Drawing interrogatories, answers, affidavits, or any 
 other i)roceeding whatever, not herein specified, 
 for each folio (110 
 
 Fair copying or engrossing, for every folio !!!.....!!!". <> 
 
 NoTK. — Jt nhou1d he understood that in ,)fiparin<, inter- 
 roijaforiex for the cronH-examination of witnenHcn 
 they arc not to he drawn separateli, fur each wit- 
 ni'HH to whom the uHinc are to be administered, but 
 that tchen practicable, an in moxt inntanecu will be 
 the case, one set of interroyutorivs should be jjre- 
 pared, generally applicable to all the witnesses. 
 
364 
 
 TABLK OK FKKS, V. A. C. 
 
 
 1 m 
 
 
 i#is 
 
 
 
 ' iSi 
 
 t 
 
 P'or consultation with party, for the purpose of taking 
 instructions lor the libel, inl'oruiation, ])lea, act on 
 petition, or for any other important j)urpose, dur- 
 ing the dependence of a suit ^'0 
 
 The fee for the final liearing must depend upon\ 
 the length of the evidence, and the import- 
 ance and difficulties of the cause ; but in 
 cases of no great intricacy, the fee should be 
 from two to three guineas, and not to exceed 
 the latter sum, unless where the proceedings 
 are voluminous, or unusually important or 
 difficult, and in this last case not to exceed 
 five guineas / 
 
 For any necessary attendance on the registrar, or on 
 the ad\'erse i)roctor, during the i)rogress of a 
 cause, to adjust any incidental jioint in the suit, 
 or on the marshal, to instruct him as to the ser- 
 vice of any instrument, reporting bail, &c 
 
 On all office copies of depositions, JL-c, obtained from 
 the registrar, one-third of the actual sum paid at 
 the registry is to be added for the trouble of col- 
 lating and extracting the same. 
 
 For ])erusing and considering any papers, exhibits or 
 documents, furnished or introduced into a cause 
 by the adverse i)arty, or furnished by a party to 
 his own proctor, for the purpose of being brought 
 forward as evidence in the suit, if not exceeding 
 twelve folios q 
 
 For every additional twelve folios o 
 
 For attending informations on the final hearing of 1 
 a cause, when it occupies only a short time, t 
 10s. ; if a few hours, 16s. 8d. : if a whole dav! 
 £1 6s. 8d 
 
 Note. — Jn somr »/ the vice-udiidrdltj/ courtn proceed- 
 itKjH for the forfeiture of uhlpn or (joodn, and for 
 the recovery of peiudties eonnenuent thereon, have, 
 in nome instoneex, been vnrried on by two separate 
 sxiitH — one for the voudeinnation of the property, 
 and the other for the penidtie>i. Thin mode of pro- 
 eeediny should be discontinued, one suit only 
 bein<j necessary to accomplish both objects. 
 
 Jn all cases under £20 sterling, wherein the judge 
 shall see Jit to order that the proceedings he sum- 
 viary and the evidence taken viva voce, the fees to 
 be taken by the several officers of the court shall 
 become half of ihe foregoing fees, and no more, 
 
 6 
 
 2 
 
 3 3 
 
 or 
 
 4 6 
 
 3 
 
 1 
 
 10 
 
 16 
 
 or 
 
 6 
 
 
 
 6 
 
 
 8 
 
jL'O 6 
 
 TABLE OF VF.r.H, V. a. C. 
 
 /frrrc and excrpt a, in the f,,- for thr ,rnrrnnt nf 
 arrcHt, nrrext and hail hand, which xhnll r.m„in no 
 ahove. 
 
 So ftJHo „x to rn»r>^ undn- £2Q Hfrrlinq settled U/nr^ 
 the return of the n-arrnnt. 
 
 365 
 
 
 
 2 2 (I 
 
 3 3 
 
 or 
 
 4 6 
 
 
 
 3 
 
 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 6 
 
 
 
 10 
 
 
 
 
 
 16 
 or 
 
 8 
 
 1 
 
 6 
 
 S 
 
 CO 
 
 SUlTLEArKNTARV RULES. 
 
 Tho rules and regulation, c.tablishe.l by the king's order in 
 unci of the 2<th June, l,sa2, arc not to be oon.strutl to have 
 set as.de the for.ncr practice in the courts of vice-adniiraltv, of 
 allowing the defendant to require from the promoter to libel 
 with sureties, unless the promoter should be admitted by tho 
 court to his juratory caution. 
 
 From the shortness of the season of the navigation at the port 
 of Quebec, and the danger and risk to ships towards the close 
 of the navigation in the autumn, from even so short as twenty- 
 tour hours' notice of bail to answer an action, this period of 
 notice of bail as provided by the 1 Ith section of the above 
 rules and regulations, shall not be required where the parties 
 who are proposed as the bail make oath that they are respec- 
 tively worth more than (he amount for which they are ,)roposed 
 aH bail or security, over and above the amount of all their 
 just debts. 
 
 (Signed) 
 
 .T. Dopsnv. 
 .TosKi'H Phh.limoke. 
 Wm. Rothkry. 
 
 II. B. SWAIiEV. 
 
 At the COUllT AT BrCKINCHAM Pai-ack, 
 The 2nd day of Man-h, 1848, 
 
 present: 
 The Queen's Most Excellent Ma.iesty i\ Council. 
 
 Whereas, there was this day read at the Board, a memorial 
 ol the right honourable the lords commissioners of the 
 admiralty, dated the 16th February, 1848, in the words 
 following, vi^. : 
 
 " Whereas, by his late majesty's order in council, of the 27th 
 June, 1832, certain tables of fees were established for the 
 several courts of vice-admiralty ; and by a subsequent order in 
 
"M 
 
 TAlil.F. OF VKES, V. A. C. 
 
 mm, of the pr-ci'dinf^ onlor in ,.oM„..il a.« rolatvl in tho 
 c'st.ihlishincnt of „ ta),lo of fees, to l.o f-iU-nn hJ 1 , 
 
 ...'i...rs of the vi..o-,ul,niralty court^a!' Q^ te/^.. ' e^^S 
 j.n.l whereas, the lor.ls conunissioner.s of your in,.i,.Tfv' ' ' 
 
 have rc,,ro..n,to,l to „s that it wo„l,l \yaZ;^ ZtL ^n'P 
 .'thlo of fee., for tlu- sai.i vieo-aa.niraltv cou tat J n ''' '"' 
 
 >nai,..ty .vill he ,nost gracionnly pleas K-^v J '"''f ■'■"'''■ 
 eonneii, ,o authorise usio earry fi.t^'X ' ^, ' Z.^:^ Z 
 or.s eomnnss.oner. of your majesty's treasury a ' U h 
 
 table ol fees hereunto annexed whi.-l. l>..w \J.L '"-if i"*' 
 
 your .najesty's advoeate-genent^ n ^^tl e eo^/l'l^''^^?; ^' 
 it.es of the high court of admiralty of I n t a m Ti 1 '^ '^ 
 hshoa by your majesty's or.ler h. eound ? ' :'';J ^ ::t 
 
 toa-.j.rove thereof, and of the table of f,., ^ ^ ^"uneil, 
 
 ^anv ' (copy .vher'eof is ho'L/n o'\ LJ^ r'^T/'r^f-'u 
 ^-^>urabIe the lords commissioners o t P admh-a'tv .rfl 
 cjuc the necessary directions herein accordingly ^^ ^" 
 
 (Signed) 
 
 C. Oreville. 
 
 Entered and -"•'^Jlea i„ h ,j _^,,,^.^^,^^ ^^^ 
 
 the 2<th day of Juno, 1848, 
 
 J. P. Bradlky, Registrar. 
 
 i i, 
 
Tiber, I8.'{.5, so 
 ■olii tod to tho 
 l\v 'he .'-ovoral 
 WHS revoked; 
 I'sty'K trejiHury 
 ' to estiil)li!sh a 
 at Quehee, we 
 -•^fy. that your 
 >i)iir oriler in 
 roposal of tho 
 and that the 
 » Itropopcd by 
 leteiit aiitlior- 
 lay bo cstab- 
 le only fees to 
 tioncrs of the 
 
 ito cojisidera- 
 privy louneil, 
 inji.'inying the 
 itl the right 
 iii"i!ty are to 
 
 RULES AND ORDERS 
 
 AND 
 
 TARIFF OF FFKS 
 
 , <it Quebec, 
 Hegistrar. 
 
 IX 
 
 INSOLVENCY MATTERS 
 
 PROVINCE OF QUEBEC, 
 
m 
 
 tin 
 
 tm 
 
 i\r,u 
 
 1. 
 
 thee 
 
 distr 
 
 the 
 
 two ) 
 
 venc 
 
 of th 
 
 the ( 
 
 clerl< 
 
 2. 
 
 in in 
 
 cond 
 
 room 
 
 and 
 
 shall 
 
 at 8u 
 
 judg( 
 
 herea 
 
 contii 
 
 day s 
 
 til th^ 
 
 same, 
 
 3. ' 
 
 kept I 
 
 from 
 
 shall 
 
Rtt,E8 AND ORDEUS I.V I.VSOLVENCV MATTKRS. 
 
 .169 
 
 RULES AND ORDERS 
 
 IN 
 
 INSOLVENCY MATTKRS 
 
 Made by the Judges of the Superior Court for Lcnver Canada 
 
 under and by virtue oj the Statutes 27 aid z'^ Ht oA 
 
 17, ^ntau/ed: " An Aet res^eetin, /...w;/''- "'^• 
 
 and contiuued in force by the " hnol- 
 
 vent Act of \%(i();' s. 138. 
 
 district at which the ^^^^ ; S^. '^y^^^^l ^ 
 the superior court are held, Clerk in Insolvency"' 
 two rooms for matters in Insol- j 4. To ensure rP.^nlnrifv r 
 vency.one in which the sittings ' proceecLir" tre^ it " t 
 of the judge shall be held, and ^ the judged, the busir ". Th.U 
 the^other for the office <.f the ! be condlicted in he .llo , 
 
 clerk in insolvency. 
 
 2. All judicial proceedings 
 in insolvency shall be had and 
 conducted in the said court 
 room alone, and not elsewhere ; 
 and the sittings of the judge 
 shall commence at 11 a.m., or 
 at such hour as the judges or 
 judge in each district shall 
 hereafter appoint, and shall 
 continue till the business of the 
 day shall be completed, or un- 
 til the judge shall adjourn the 
 same. 
 
 3. The clerk's office shall be 
 kept open every juridical day, 
 from 9 A. M. to 4 p. m., and 
 shall be attended during that 
 
 W 
 
 order : 
 
 I. Meetings of creditors; 
 
 II. Motions ; 
 
 III. Rules nisi ; 
 
 IV. Petitions, except as here- 
 inafter mentioned ; 
 
 V. Proceedings on applica- 
 tions for discharge of insol- 
 vents ; 
 
 vr. Proceedings on ajiplica- 
 tions for discharge of assignee ; 
 vri. Appeals. 
 
 5. Proceedings before a judge 
 or court may Le conducted by 
 the insolvent himself, or by any 
 party having interest therein, 
 or by their attorney ad litem, 
 admitted to practice in Lower 
 
P>70 
 
 RII-KS AM. (iRPKnS I\ INSOI.VKNTV 
 
 Nt A TTF: US. 
 
 F 1 
 
 t 
 
 i 11 
 
 8 ^£Bl'UKat 
 
 Canafla, ;in<l ],y n« ntlicr 
 porsoii. 
 
 *>. All motions, politir.ns iiimI 
 <'l!iiiiis, 1111,1 „ii |,a|,cr,s in tho 
 iiatiiro of |iI(M»iliri;r^ in insol- 
 vency sliiill l)(. intidilfxl : fn 
 rnsoivcncy lor tho Distiicf of 
 
 In Hio niattor of 
 
 Insolvent, find Clainiiint. 
 
 Petitioner or Applicant, as the 
 ease may lio. plainly written, 
 witliont, interlineations or ab- 
 breviations of words; and the 
 siihjoet or purpose thereof shall 
 be plainly and eojicisely stated. 
 They sliall als(. bo subscribed 
 by the petitioner, applieant or 
 elaimiint. or by his attorney ^<,/ 
 iitein for him: and tiioy shall 
 be subject to the ordinary rules 
 of procedure of tjio superior 
 court in respect of .similar 
 paj.ers, as regards the names 
 and desi;>:nati()ns of the parties, 
 and the mode in which they 
 shall be docketed and filed. 
 
 No paper of any descrip- 
 
 tion shall l)e received or filed 
 in any ease, unless the same 
 shall be properly numbered and 
 intituled in the case or pro- 
 ceeding to which it may refer 
 or belong ; and be al.«o endorsed 
 with the general description ' 
 thereof, and with the name of; 
 the party or his attorney nd ' 
 atom filing the same. I 
 
 «. In all appealable matter j 
 in dispute, the pretensions of 
 the parties shall be set forth in 
 writing, in a clear, precise and 
 intelligible manner, and the 
 notes (if the verbal evidence 
 taken before the assignee shall 
 be plainly written, shall be 
 signed by the witness, if he can 
 write and sign his name, and 
 shall be certified by the as- 
 
 signee as having been sworn 
 before him. And, in the event 
 of an appeal, the assignee shall 
 "I'ike and certify a transcript 
 from his regist(!r. of the pro- 
 ceedings before him in the 
 matter appealed fr(»ni. And 
 he shall .also make an<l certify 
 a list of the do.-uments conipos'- 
 mg such jiroceedings and 
 appertaining thereto, and shall 
 anne.x- su(di transcript and list 
 to such documents with a strong 
 paper or parchment cover" 
 b<!fore producing the record 
 , before the ju<Ige, as reuuired 
 : by the said act. 
 
 9. All ]iroceedings before a 
 .i'lilgo or court shall be entered 
 daily, in order of date, in a 
 docket of proceedings, to be 
 kept by the (derk f..r each case ; 
 and shall, from time to time 
 •••n<l until the dose of the 
 estate, be fairly transcribed in 
 registers suitable therefor 
 which shall be kept and pre- 
 served by the prothonotary, 
 m the same manner as the 
 registers of proceedings of the 
 sujierior court. 
 
 10. Xo demand, jictition or 
 
 application of which notice is 
 
 required to be given, cither by 
 
 i the provisions of the said act 
 
 ' or by an order of the judge or 
 
 I court, shall be heard until a^ter 
 
 I such notice shall have been 
 
 given, and due return thereof 
 
 made and filed in the case. 
 
 11. Except where otherwise 
 limited and provided by the 
 said act. and upon good cause 
 shewn, the proceei(ing, after 
 notice thereof has been given, 
 may be enlarged by the judge 
 or court whenever the rights of 
 parties interested may seem to 
 
nTf-KS. 
 
 Rn.KH AM) (.HIiKKS IX fNMOl, V hSC V M A fTCItS. 
 
 :!7I 
 
 iiif,' hocn swdrn 
 \ri(l, in the cvcnf 
 fic ;issij;ric(' sliiill 
 'ity II transcript 
 tor. of tho pro- 
 ro him in tlic 
 '■'' tVoni. Atiil 
 akc an<l ccilify 
 •inncnt.-- coiujids"- 
 oceodinj^s and 
 lereto. uihI sliall 
 iisi'rijpf jinil iisf 
 iKh witli a strong 
 vhinent covc-r, 
 ng the reciord 
 [?c. as riM[ Hired 
 
 'din-,'s Ficforo a 
 liail be entered 
 iif date, in a 
 i'eilin;^s. to be 
 k tor each case ; 
 time to time, 
 close of the 
 transcribed in 
 ihlc therefor. 
 I<cpt and pre- 
 prothonotary, 
 lanner as the 
 eedini^s of the 
 
 id. jietition or 
 'hich notice is 
 ven, cither by 
 f the said aet 
 r the judrre or 
 iird until a^'ter 
 ill have been 
 return thereof 
 1 the cas'e. 
 lere other\vis:o 
 •ided by the 
 n good cause 
 oeiiing, after 
 s been given, 
 by the judge 
 ;• the rights of 
 may seem to 
 
 rerjiiire if for the piirpo/ie of procecijings in Lower <'anada. 
 
 .)"■"''''«'• ^ except .itherwiM- specially prcs 
 
 12. Whenevi'r i\ particular cribed by the said act. iniv be 
 
 number r.f days is prescribed uiaile by a bailiH' of the Mipc- 
 
 for the doing of an act in rior or cirr-uit court, whose 
 
 insolvency, the first and last certificates of service shall be 
 
 days shall not be computed, nor in the form reijuned for service 
 
 any fractions of a day allowcrl ; of pnx-ess in the sai.l court- : 
 
 or by any literate person, who 
 shall certify his service by his 
 alfniavit ; and in either case, 
 the manner, place and time of 
 such service shall be described 
 in words, and also the distance 
 
 and when the last d.iy shall 
 fall upon a Sunday or holiday, 
 the time shall be enlarged to 
 the next jrridical day. 
 
 1.:. All affidavits of indebt- 
 odnesi? mnile by a creditor, or 
 
 by the clerk or agent of a ere- j fr<im the place of service to th 
 ditor shall set forth the parti- ' jilace of proceeding. 
 culars and nature of the debt. IH. .Ml services of writs. 
 with the same degree of j rules, notices, warrants or 
 certainty anil precision as is [ other jiroceedings, shall be 
 required in the aHidavits to | made between the hours of Sa. 
 hold to bail in civil process in | m. an(i 7 p.m., uidess otherwise 
 
 directed by a judge or court 
 
 the courts of Lower Canada 
 
 14. All writs of attachment 
 issued iinde.'the said Act, shall, 
 as issued, be numbered and 
 entered successively by the 
 clerk in a book, to which there 
 shall be av inde.x, and to which 
 access for examination or ex- 
 tract shall be had i/rntix, at all 
 times during office hours. 
 
 15. Everv su<di writ shall 
 
 up(m good cause shewn. 
 
 l^. Writs of attachment iiccmI 
 not be calltMl in open court, but 
 shall be returned on tin; return 
 <lay into the clerk's office, and 
 shall be there tiled for proceed- 
 ings thereon, as may lie 
 advised or directed. 
 
 21». Every day except Sun- 
 lays and holidavs. shall be; a 
 
 describe the parties thereto, in,| juridical day for" the return of 
 the same manner as they are ' said writs, and for judicial and 
 described in the said affidavits court proceedin<'s. ' 
 
 ^1. The sheriff to whom the 
 writ of attjichment shall not be 
 required to make any detailed 
 inventory or /irnres-i-i rlml of 
 the ert'ects or articles by him 
 attached under such writ; but 
 a full and complete inventory 
 
 of debts; and the declaration 
 accompanying the said writ, 
 shall be similar in its form to 
 the declarations required to be 
 tiled in ordinary suits in the 
 superior court. 
 
 It). No such writ shall issue 
 
 until after the affidavit of debt of the in«olvenfs estate, so 
 
 upon which the writ is founded, attached by the sheriff, shall be 
 
 shall have been duly tiled in made by the assignee or person 
 
 the clerk's ofiiee. who shall be placed in po.sses- 
 
 17. AH services of writs, --ion the.eof as guanlian under 
 
 rules, notices, warrants and such writ ; by sortin" and 
 
 . I 
 
I 
 
 i I 
 
 I ! 
 
 372 
 
 FM-I.KS AND OKDKUS I.V IXSIII.VKNrv MAI 
 
 TKKR. 
 
 iiuiiil)orin;;tli(>lM)..ks of account. 
 
 l.!i|K'rs. .lociimciifs iiiHl von- iiiiniit.'^ ..f 
 
 i/nit iM 
 
 An. I 
 
 II lik( 
 
 iiuinncr tho 
 
 .(■(h 
 
 fiitc, ;iii>l fiitcrii)/^ oi! 
 
 liH.lill;,'- ,,f crclit- 
 
 tlic siiriie, witli flu- otlicr ascot 
 
 Mini liic l<';,M.sti.r.^ of 
 
 ami clfocts tlHiri'of, in dcfail, 
 
 f. Cl'i'diji;;..;, ti,;f,.t| 
 
 iiro- 
 
 a hook for tho sun 
 
 ho calh'd •• 'fho riivciitoiv 
 
 III iiiaiio and tho d 
 
 "•r vith flaiins 
 
 whi<'h shall ],(.s.«os.sion o( the assi 
 
 '"•liinontM in 
 
 the Kstato of. 
 
 d also I 
 
 ;;not!. s 
 
 and whirh 
 
 »o a( 
 
 oo-s.-iojo to credit 
 
 hail 
 
 or.' 
 
 shall ho tiled hy »ho said assi- 
 }^noo or porsoriin i>ossossion, on 
 fho rofiirn day of tho said writ, 
 as ro(|uiro.l hy the said act • 
 and fho said iiiv«'ntory shall ho 
 opon for o.xaniination or extract 
 at all tiino.i during otiico hours. 
 
 22. Immodiatcly n|ion tho 
 oxccution of tho voluntary dcod 
 or Instruniont of assi>;niiioiit to 
 tho assignoo. ho shall j^ivo no- 
 tico fhoroof l>y advertisoinont 
 in tho form of I), of tho said i 
 act (ri'/c Tfip Inirdrtnt Act nf\ 
 lS(!!t, H. 2, anil form A), ro- 
 (liiiiing, hy such notice, all 
 croditors of tho insolvent to 
 produce fhoforo him. within 
 two months from tiie date thoro- 
 of, their claims, specifying the 
 .security therefor, with tho^voii- 
 chors in support of such claims, 
 as required by su(di notice. 
 
 2li. Tho clerk sliall pre]»aro 
 for the judge or court, a list of 
 matters j)onding or ready and 
 fixed for })roceeiling on' each 
 day, following therein the or- 
 der of procedure prescribed by 
 the 4th rule, which list shall 
 be communicated to the judge 
 on the previous day. 
 
 24. The record of proceed- 
 ings in each case shall at all 
 times during oflico hours, bo 
 acccssihlo, at the clerk's office, 
 to creditors and others in in- 
 terest in such cases, for exam- 
 ination or extract therefrom. 
 
 fiml ofhors in interest in tl 
 
 case, at convon: nt hours, dailv. 
 '<• ho apjM.inf, I l,y tin, ,,,i,j' 
 iissignoe. 
 
 2.>. The ass; ueo shall, from 
 tunc to time, ;indor order (.f 
 'hito, and witl, n twontv four 
 hours after i o proceedings 
 had before him. lilo in the sahl 
 clerk '.s otiico. a dear copv un- 
 <Ior his signature as such as- 
 signee, of .such proceedings, 
 together with a copy of tho se- 
 veral newspapers and Ofh.-ial 
 (i'a/.otte, in which ho shall have 
 caused notices (d' such jirocood- 
 ings to be advertised, wliicjh 
 said copy and newspajiers shall 
 form part of tho record of the 
 particular case. 
 
 2(!. The assignee shall, on 
 tlio third juridical day of each 
 month, after ho shall have 
 commenced to deposit estate 
 moneys in a bank or hank 
 iigency, as required hy the 
 said act, file of record in the 
 eiise an account of the estate, 
 shewing the balance thercf.f in 
 his hands, or under his control, 
 made up to tho last day of the 
 preceding month. And no mo- 
 neys so dei.ositod, shall be 
 withdrawn without a special 
 order of tho court, entered in 
 tho docket of proceedings in 
 the case, or upon a dividend 
 sheet prepared and notified, as 
 required by tho said act, or 
 unless otherwise ordered by the 
 creditors, under the powers 
 
PKKS. 
 
 ki' MKinncr tlio 
 
 !!;,'>■ i.f crciit- 
 i.-^tiTs iif jini- 
 I' >* itli cijiiiiij* 
 lii'iiriu'iit.s in 
 i>ci«iiot,',,-hHll 
 <• til crt^ilitors 
 il'-rx'st in flio 
 II lii>iirs,(|jiiiy. 
 '•y tlio .-ail! 
 
 •0 shit II, from 
 iili'r (inlcr of 
 twenty I'uiir 
 piocc'cdin;^.") 
 lo in tho .sjii<l 
 Mir i-opy Un- 
 as xiicii as- 
 procccdinffs, 
 I'.V (if the so- 
 iiinl Ofticiiil 
 10 shall have 
 iich procctMl- 
 tisod, which 
 •<p!ipers shall 
 oc'ord of the 
 
 30 shall, on 
 (hiy of iMU'h 
 
 sliall havo 
 posit estate 
 k or bank 
 red by the 
 3cord in tho 
 f tho estate, 
 ;e thereof in 
 
 his control, 
 t day of the 
 And no nio- 
 1, shall be 
 t a special 
 
 entered in 
 feedings in 
 a dividend 
 notified, as 
 iiid act, or 
 crcd by the 
 ;he powers 
 
 KII.KS AMI OliOUKS tV IN.SOf.VKSTV M ATTK' 
 
 RS. 
 
 '.7;{ 
 
 •■•inferred upon tlietn by (I 
 
 said sn't 
 
 !•' in which the irreu'iil 
 
 iVery want of roniidi 
 
 '•••■iirred if objected !• 
 
 ^'iilarity fias 
 
 with these rnles in proceed 
 
 piunu-e K'"''i"i<l <<( snrh 
 
 >n th 
 
 want of coinpli- 
 
 111 insolvency >hall Im' .1 />.i„ 
 i//it,\ and tho jiriH-eedin 
 
 m;,'s ancc. shall be null and I 
 
 ■tV^ 
 
 iav*> n^> 
 
 P^DWn. l{(tWKN. Ch-JlH. S. 
 
 J. Smith, J. S. ('. 
 Kdwi), SirtiHT, .!. S, v.. 
 W. nAii^Ji.Kv, .r. S. ('. 
 J. M^ ('oiin, J. S. ('. 
 
 A. l.AKONTAINK, .1. S. C. 
 
 A. I'lii.KTrK, .J. S. ('. 
 
 <f. A. Bkktiiklot, .r s. r. 
 
 S. C. AfoNK. A. .r. s. 
 
 J. .J. Tascukkkau, a. ,J. .S. 
 
374 
 
 TARrKK or Kf.KH IN I.VHiii, VKX'y. 
 
 TAKU'V OF FKKS IN INSOLVKNX'Y. 
 
 hor. iSrtV • '"■ '"^ "•""•''• Pro.nnl^Hto.l 2Hth I),.,..m- 
 
 I'uucKKiM.NCi.s KUR Com,, ,,suuv Lic„,r,vr,oN on „k„u.k ok 
 
 J'l.UNTII I IK NOT CoNIKSTKI). 
 
 ^Vril of KtlnvhiiKiit ., ^^ 
 
 <)n,„rh ,;,„r,n;r„t ,r,it, i I'reunin^/' '[[^, ''^. T, III! 
 
 Copy of Writ - '•*• 
 
 Shoriir Jor Warrant... " ''" 
 
 f'opif.s i.i.-h \\ ' ■*" 
 
 All ,.r..(-eo.iinKs j,y tho ^iH-Virt' ori.i." a^i^nt uVm'*;;;;;,;,;:; " "' 
 
 on the s,M/ure, an. I rffiirn. e.xelu..iv,. of mileugo •> rto 
 
 Oiiardiaii per day "n^uKt ^ hu 
 
 Korn.aJiinKup inyonfory anil^lali/nH.nirfo be'^uH;;;; ' "" 
 
 t<) taxation by fh(^ jmlf^i;. '"j^-' i 
 
 Upturn of writ f>/' (itti,</i't,i>„7 ... 
 
 Crior'.s foo on return ''^' 
 
 To the protii.. notary,— *' ^'* 
 
 For c-opy of order for meeting ,, -,. 
 
 /■'or mrrfi,,;/ t>, a,,j,n;uf „xsi,,,„. ., '.' 
 
 T„ tho^Efr,;^- '-■"""" "'■' ''"" "«-»i'-i"ce-;;: r „„ 
 
 If Contkstkd— Ai.oiTio.VAi, Fkks. 
 To .'ic prothonotary, — 
 
 On in.seription 
 
 Attorney's fee, —a.l.iitioual ' ' ' 
 
 (•onnsel's fee at enquetc-additionai.".";.'.".'.'". T 
 
 On claim.s.— To the ttttofncv.s " 
 
 For eyery .hirographary claim without .security.. 1 00 
 f , . " with .security '> 00 
 
 For every hypothecary claim, if ,u,t content J "^ I I 
 
,vi:n'cy. 
 
 he h 
 
 'rctdfiirc 
 
 .'Sfh 
 
 I»<'C(MI1- 
 
 lIKll.VI.r OK 
 
 
 .■j; 2 00 
 
 
 •2 00 
 
 
 fiO 
 
 
 ;; ,">o 
 
 
 .■)(( 
 
 n^.T 
 
 
 
 
 2 00 
 
 
 1 00 
 
 )j«ict 
 
 
 
 6 00 
 
 .. .. 
 
 80 
 
 
 ,")0 
 
 
 2 00 
 
 i 
 
 1 00 
 
 t of 
 
 
 
 ;{o 00 
 
 
 2 00 
 
 
 III 
 
 .. .. 
 
 2(» 00 
 
 .... 
 
 10 00 
 
 f.V" 
 
 I 00 
 
 
 2 no 
 
 .. . . 
 
 5 00 
 
 TARrrf (IF rrfs iv ix«(it.v>:\rv. 
 
 .'575 
 
 AcJ.litional.— On ov.-ry olnini r..nf...tr.|. wifhont .'n- 
 qu •■»<•, — 
 
 Til olHiiiiaiit'.H utf..rn<'y i(„ j,^, 
 
 With ,.n.|n,.t..._ ' '" *'" 
 
 To rIaiiniiiit'.M attnriii'V 
 
 T. 
 
 00 
 
 I" I'lmtcHtant'.-* attorney .i„ ,,„ 
 
 1<> thf a.>'sij;rit'f, 
 
 
 On I- very .•hir(.Kia|.liary rlaini un.i hyiM.thiicarv 
 
 (•Illllll not CotltcSflMl '^ 
 
 For tn.Ty wilnc-H ...xaniinci on thirn.ntvstatioV. 
 
 of a claim 
 
 On in.xcrii.tion of contestation for arguniont •> 
 
 oil 10 
 
 00 '>:, 
 00 
 
 (IX ('«>.VTK.STATIO.\S .IK iMvihKM. .'<MKFT. 
 
 The same U-v^ aii.l .lishur.-.-mcnts to counsel and t. 
 
 as.M},'ncc as on eonfestiition of claim. 
 On aj.plications for discharKc by tho Court, for .onfirma- 
 
 tion of (lisch(ir;,'e or for annulling dischuivc 
 To the aj)|ilicant\s attorney, 
 
 If not contested 
 
 If c<infc-'ti(l without onqiuHe 
 
 If contested with enqucte 
 
 To the respondent's nttorney, 
 
 If contested without enqnc»,> 
 
 If contested with enqiif'tc ......"!.!.. 
 
 To the prothonotary. — 
 
 On lilinj< application 
 
 On every Uepmition / ■ r „nr hunilr,,} ',ronL,[[[[[ 
 
 .^1.'. 00 
 
 2.i 00 
 
 .'!.) no 
 
 l.'> 00 
 
 2.( 00 
 
 2 00 
 
 10 
 
 On Pktitions othkr tha.v Pmitioxs ix Ai'HKvr ok 
 
 TK8TATION OK PROGKKDIXUS KOR CoMPCL.S<.RY LlwriD 
 
 For the petitioner'.s attorney, — 
 
 On every petiti(m not contested 
 
 If contested without enqucte 
 
 If contested with enqucte ./// 
 
 To the respondent'.s attorney, — 
 
 If contested without en((ut'tc 
 
 If contested with enqucte 
 
 To the prothonotary, — 
 
 Unjilin;! petition or ,ij>,,li,„tion not r„i>,in;/ <t vo„- 
 
 l\ I'n.s 
 ATIO.V. 
 
 tentrttion, and not jirovii/fil for It 
 
 Copy of order 
 
 If contested on filing contestation. 
 If there b 
 
 y /trenent tiirijf. 
 
 hundred icordu 
 
 an enquite, for every <iej,o>,ition per 
 
 $ 5 00 
 10 00 
 
 1.) on 
 
 H 00 
 
 12 no 
 
 1 no 
 .on 
 
 2 on 
 
 in 
 
 
^'^^ TAUIFK OF FKK.S IN INSOLVKNCV. 
 
 On Pktition.s in Ari>KAr, to a Jidoe. 
 To the iifsignco, — 
 
 For trfinscript of nnd ini.king up record, jind 
 
 To the I'rothonotary •> .) IM) 
 
 Filing petition ^ „„ 
 
 Remission of record , „,, 
 
 To the iittoriiey for the jietitioner,— 
 
 If not contested i„ ,^„ 
 
 If contested o„ „„ 
 
 To the attorney for the respondents ..."!..!.! J,o OO 
 
 On luhalf of the Defendant. 
 
 If not contested, — 
 
 Attorney's fee on !ipj)earjince i„ „„ 
 
 It contested,— additional fees. 
 
 To the prothonotary, — 
 
 On filing petition in contestation « oo 
 
 For errr,/ one hnndnd wovdx in each dt-ponitioi," ft 1 () 
 
 Attorney's fee. ' • " / 
 
 Counsel's fee at enqnete ;;; j[; j,"' 
 
 To the attorneys, prothonotaries and bailiffs^— 
 
 Fees an.l disbursements on all rules,' motions, copies of 
 rules, judgments and orders, eomm!..!,ms, ronntou-c 
 and other incidenMl matters, according to the >^ame' 
 ra es as are allowed !,y the present tariff in first-class 
 actions in the superior court. 
 
 On Voluntary Assigxmkxts. 
 To the prothonotary, — 
 
 Onjilin;! pi-oceedinr/8 oppointiny Interim <t>,>in/„ee 
 
 nnu8ni</nee ^ 9 ^() 
 
 When other than interim axuiynce is appointed 
 
 <»»'>!Plce ^ ^^ 
 
 Upon Jilinfi a coment of creditors or deed of eoni- 
 pomtion and discharrje 2 00 
 
 '•s •! X 
 
 ii ^' 
 
K. 
 
 1. anri 
 
 $ o 00 
 
 4 00 
 
 1 00 
 
 10 00 
 
 20 (II) 
 
 1.0 00 
 
 10 00 
 
 6 00 
 
 ion... 10 
 
 20 00 
 
 10 00 
 
 )ns, copies of 
 
 i», roi/ntoire, 
 
 to the .>iame 
 
 in first-class 
 
 APPENDIX 
 
 I If nee 
 
 .' $ 2 50 
 
 inted 
 
 3 00 
 
 com- 
 
 2 00 
 
FOI 
 
 In CO 
 
 Lowe 
 Du 
 
 W 
 
 that ' 
 inten 
 biKsin 
 in pai 
 and I 
 
 undor 
 eertif; 
 carrie 
 on tra 
 
 at 
 
 D., of 
 and tl 
 hath t 
 day of 
 and t\ 
 the .sa 
 and h 
 (lay, t 
 said pi 
 Witi 
 hands 
 
 of 
 
 (IS the < 
 
AppKxnix. 
 
 379 
 
 A I' P E N D I X 
 
 FORMS CONXECTKI) WITH TIIK CIVIL CODE 
 
 ^'"^ '• ! No. 2. 
 
 In connection with article 1834. In connection with article 2299. 
 
 Lower Canada, 
 District of — 
 
 
 w 
 
 E, 
 
 of 
 
 in 
 
 (<rr<tf0i«,) hereby certify 
 that we (have carried on and) 
 intend to carry on trade and 
 
 business, as ((/roepm,) at , 
 
 in partnershij), under the name' 
 
 and firm of , (or «« t/w 
 
 enxe ma if he,) or I (or we) the 
 
 undersigned, of , hereby 
 
 certify that I (,„■ wo) (have 
 carried on and) intend to carry 
 
 on trade and business as , 
 
 at , in partnership with C 
 
 D., of , and E. F., of , 
 
 and that the said jtartnership 
 
 hath subsisted since the 
 
 day of , one thousand . 
 
 and that we (or I or we and 
 the said C. D. and E. F.) are 
 and have been since the said 
 day, the only members of the 
 said partnershij). 
 
 AVilness our (or nny of our) 
 
 hands at , this day 
 
 of , one thousand , (or 
 
 ns the cate may be.) 
 
 I N'tthti) fur Nnit-Arrrptunrr. 
 
 (Coj»y of bill A- endorsements.) 
 
 i 
 
 On the , IS—, the above 
 
 bill was by me. at the request 
 •'f , presented for accopt- 
 
 , ance to E. F., the drawee, per- 
 sonally, (or at his residence, 
 office or usual j)lace of business 
 in the city (town or village) 
 
 "f , and I have received 
 
 for answer " ;" the said 
 
 , bill is therefore noted for non- 
 acceptance. 
 
 j A. B., 
 
 ' Not. Pub. 
 
 Due notice of the above was 
 
 by nie served upon ^ ^' f'' i 
 
 th« S drawer, i 
 
 ^^^ } endorser, I pe^onally, 
 
 on the 
 
 of 
 
 . (i.'r. at his 
 residence, or usual place of 
 
 business in , on the • 
 
 ' "f .) or, by depositing 
 
 1 such notice, directed to him, 
 
380 
 
 APPEKDIX, 
 
 «^ . in IiiT nia)p.«t.v*.M posf said bill 
 
 ofTico in this fity, (town 
 village;,) <,u the — 
 
 . anil 1 rcj.aying th« nest 
 
 age thorcon.) 
 
 A. 15., 
 A'of. l>nh. 
 
 ind other parties 
 
 or thereto, or therein eon.-erned, 
 
 .'"!•' _'/ f'-^'-'ll oxehange. re-exchange] 
 
 nnd all costs, damages and in- 
 terest, present an.i to ,.onie. for 
 want of j 'i<^''iT''".ee ^ 
 
 ^payment < '" '"<' 
 ."aid hill. ^ 
 
 All whi.li r attest under niv 
 
 signature. '' 
 
 No. :\. 
 In connection with article 22().'i. 
 
 PrntcHt for non-nvr, /itanrr or 
 for nnti-prii/mi lit of n I, III 
 2ni;j<ihlt; ijniirdlli/. 
 
 (Protested in duplicate.) 
 
 A. J{., Nut. Puh, 
 
 (Copy 
 
 of bill and 
 inents.) 
 
 endorse- 
 
 On this day of , in 
 
 the year IS— I, A. U., notary 
 public, for Lower Canada, 
 
 dwelling at , in Lower 
 
 Canada, at the reijuest of , 
 
 «iid exhibit the original bill of 
 excfjange, wliereof a true copy 
 is above written, unto E. F., 
 
 No. 4. 
 
 In eonnecti( n with article 220;{, 
 
 Protixt for non-ficri'jitnnr.e or 
 Jor non-p„ii,ii,.„t of ,t hilt p„ij- 
 uhlt: at <i xtntcd ])'lnrc. 
 
 (Copy 
 
 of bill and 
 inents.) 
 
 endorse- 
 
 the "'"^7« thereof ner 
 ] acceptor f i"^rtoi, per- 
 sonally, {f,i , at his residence, 
 office or usual pbico of business 
 '" — — •>) -'ind, speaking to liim- 
 self (or his wife, his clerk, or 
 his servant, Ac) did demand 
 I acceptance | ^, „ 
 
 \ payment \ *'i"eof; unto 
 
 which deiiiand 
 swered. " .' 
 
 On this day of in 
 
 the year 18~. I, A. B., notary 
 public lor Lower Canada, dwell- 
 ing at , in Lower Canada, 
 
 at the request of , did ex- 
 hibit the original bill of ex- 
 change whereof a true copy is 
 above written, unto E. F., the 
 
 J drawee i 
 ( accej)tor \ 
 
 thereof, at 
 
 j she f 
 
 an- 
 
 J^eing the stated place where 
 the said bill is payable, and 
 there, sj)eaking to , did 
 
 Wherefore I, the said notary, 
 at the request aforesaid, have 
 protested, and by these presents 
 do protest against the acceptor, 
 drawer and endorsers (or, ! 
 drawer and endorsers) of the ' 
 
 demand \ 'i«^q>tance i 
 
 \ payment J ' 
 
 . .(ayment ^ "*" ^^^^ 
 said bill ; unto which demand 
 
 he answered " ." 
 
 ^v hcrefoie I, the said notary, 
 at the request aforesaid, have 
 protested, and by these presents 
 
'1 other parties 
 oroin ooncorned, 
 KC ro-oxchnnge, 
 Jiinia^'c's and in- 
 iiini t(t (•(line, for 
 fptiincc f 
 
 AfTKNDIX, 
 
 •ment ^ 
 
 of tho 
 
 atte.'^t under my 
 
 II dii))Ii(.';ite.) 
 A. J{., Xot. Pub. 
 
 iitli article 220;{, 
 
 n-nccejitnnrp or 
 nit of , I hill jiay. 
 <f Jt/dce. 
 
 and endorso- 
 its.) 
 
 day of , in 
 
 , A. E., notary 
 Canada, dwell- 
 Lower Cana'la, 
 
 >f -, did ex- 
 
 lal bill of cx- 
 11 true eojjy is 
 into E. F., 'the 
 
 reof, at , 
 
 I place where 
 payable, and 
 to , did 
 
 tance i - ^. 
 
 ent 5 "<^ the 
 
 vhicii demand 
 
 j» 
 
 I e said notary, 
 foresaid, have 
 these presents 
 
 do protest against tho accoiitor, 
 drawer aini endorsers Ot.' 
 drawer and endorser.-) of the 
 said bill, and all other jiarties 
 thereto, or therein coneerned, 
 for all exchange, re-e.xchange' 
 and all costs, (|aiiiiic;es and in- 
 terest, present and to come, for 
 want of \ '"'''oi't'tnee i 
 
 } l>aynient ( ' '"^ 
 said bill. 
 
 All whicii 1 attest under my 
 signature. 
 
 i 
 
 (Protested in dii|ilicate.) 
 
 381 
 
 m',rh>{ on tf„ l.;il,_„n,i th.n i,i 
 t/i" /,n,(,Hf introiiiu;- in n /,nrtn- 
 th'xix, f,rt,r,,,i thr nunils •• writ- 
 ten, unto," th. irnnis "and 
 
 which bill was, on the day 
 
 "'' ''l-^t, by . piil.Iie 
 
 notary tor Lower Canada, noted 
 jor non-acceptance, as api.eurs 
 by his note thereof marked on 
 the said bill." 
 
 A. B., 
 
 y»t. Pub. 
 
 \o. ■'>. 
 
 In connection with article 2oJU. 
 
 Prntinf for itoii.j„,,/,„,.„t ,,f « 
 /'/// notfil, but not /jfotrsted, 
 Jor non-di-rtjttiinvc. 
 
 If thi protixt t'x madr bi/ thr 
 itnmv notitrij n-ho aotxl tht' bill, 
 it xhould innnediateltf follow the 
 (Ht of notiiKj utitl tnimoninihnn 
 of service thereof, b,.;,innin>/ with 
 the words "And afterwards, 
 on, &.C.", continuing an in the 
 ln>it jrreeediny form, but iiitro- 
 duvui<i between the words " did 
 exhibit," the word "again;" 
 and, in n jxn: nthexis between the 
 wordx "written,unto,"///e wor<lx 
 "and which bill was by me 
 duly noted for non-acceptance 
 
 on day of last," 
 
 Jiut if the protect be not made 
 by the xame notary, then it should 
 Jollow a copy of the miejinni bill 
 and endoraemeutx and noting ■■ 
 
 In connection with article 2:^20. 
 
 Protect for non-j.aifnient if „ 
 . note jiai/abte ijeneralh/. 
 
 j (Copy of note and endor'^e- 
 ! ments.) 
 
 On this 
 
 day of— _, in 
 I, A. IL, n(jtary 
 
 the year \H 
 
 public for Lower Canada, dwell'- 
 
 ing at , in Lower Canada, 
 
 at the request of — — , did ex- 
 hibit the original promissory 
 note, whereof a true copy is 
 
 above written, unto ,' the 
 
 promisor, personally (or at his 
 residence, (jffiee or usual place 
 of business, in ), and speak- 
 ing to himself (or his wife, his 
 clerk, or his .servant. A?.), did 
 deman<l payment thereof; unto 
 which demand j ^!'*- i an- 
 swered " ," 
 
 Wherefore I, the said notary, 
 at the request aforesaid, have 
 protested, and by these present!! 
 du pn-itest against the promisor 
 and endorsers of the said note, 
 and all other parties thereto or 
 therein concerned, for all ccjsts 
 damages and interest present 
 
.■582 
 
 APl'KXDI.T. 
 
 r;;;;,';ir»';:;,r.' '" ''"- \ „,)," :'r'" ' «"-• -' 
 
 All which I attest under my 
 signature. 
 
 (Protested in duplicate.) 
 
 A. B., 
 
 Sot. fuh. 
 
 er my 
 
 (Protected in duplicate.) 
 
 A. B., 
 
 .\»t. I>Hh. 
 
 Xo. 7. 
 
 In connection with article 2.'{20. 
 
 Profent for non-jiaj/miiit of „ 
 note jjtii/aMc at u xtutiul j>lnce. 
 
 (Copy of nuto and endorse- 
 niontti.) 
 
 On this day of ;„ 
 
 the year 18_, I, A. B., notary 
 public lor Lower Canada, dwolf- 
 
 ingat , in Lower Canada, 
 
 at the request of , did ex- 
 hibit the original promissory 
 note, whereof a true cojiy is 
 
 above written, unto , the 
 
 promisor, at - — , being the 
 stated place where the said 
 note is jmyable, and there 
 
 speaking to , did demand 
 
 payment of the said note, unto 
 which demand ho answered 
 
 No, 8. 
 
 In 
 
 connection with 
 2;i0;i, 2.i2t). 
 
 articles 
 
 «« 
 
 y^ herefore I, the said notary, 
 at the request aforesaid, have 
 protested, and by these presents 
 do protest against the promisor 
 and endorsers of the said note, 
 and all other parties thereto, 
 or therein concerned, for all 
 costs, damages and 'interest, 
 present and to come, for want 
 of payment of the said note. 
 
 ^r>ta,■,^l untice of „ nothu,, ,.r 
 oj /irntext for n»n-ii<rrf,t'„,i<-r, 
 or of, I i„;>tr»t f„r ,i„n-/>,n/'- 
 mcnt o/„ hill. ' 
 
 (Place and date of noting or of 
 
 protest.) 
 [1st.] ^ 
 
 To P. (I (fhr ,l,a,r,r), at . 
 
 SiH,— Your bill of exchange 
 
 for .•}; , dated at , the 
 
 —- -, upon E. ¥., in favor of 
 C. D., jiayable days after 
 
 ! sight,/ 
 date, Jw"'''thisday, at the re- 
 quest of , duly S "*^^<^'^ I 
 
 f protested ) 
 by me for \ "on-acceptance. ( 
 f non-payment. J 
 
 A. B., 
 
 lYot. Pub. 
 
 (Place and date of noting or 
 
 of protest.) 
 [2nd.] ^ 
 
 To C. D. (emloracr), (or F. G.) 
 at . ^ 
 
 Sir,— Mr. P. Q.'s bill of ex- 
 change for $ , dated at , 
 
 In 
 
APPKNDIX. 
 
 attest under my 
 
 in duplicate.) 
 
 A. B., 
 
 .\"t. I',,/,. 
 
 . 8. 
 
 with iirtiok's 
 
 2:V26. 
 
 oj <i nothuj, i,r 
 
 I of noting or of 
 
 >8t.) 
 
 nirir), at . 
 
 11 of exchange 
 
 (1 at , the 
 
 t\, in favor of 
 days after 
 
 day, at the re - 
 
 \ noted I 
 ' } protested ) 
 cceptance. i 
 ayment. \ 
 
 A. B., 
 
 ■Not. Pub. 
 
 of noting or 
 
 St.) 
 
 r), (orF.G.), 
 
 .'s bill of ex- 
 iatedat . 
 
 the , upon E. F., in vour 
 
 favor (or in favor (.f (". h.), 'pay- 
 able days after ^7«'" ' 
 
 and hy y..ii oncb.rs.'d. was thi> 
 day, at the re(jue.xt of . 
 
 •^ * protested (" ''>' ""-' ''"" 
 j non-aeeeptance. \ 
 I non-payment. j 
 
 A. B.. 
 
 Not. I'„l,. 
 
 No. 11. 
 In conneetion with artifle-- 
 
 \',l„ri„/ n„ti,r „f j„;,t,Ht for 
 ll'in-jxil/ii^lllt i,f ,1 lloti: 
 
 An uj nutnrinl mtrvire „f notlvr 
 "J u i,r.,t,:Ht /.„■ n;n-,i,',;f,i„nc,- 
 or iinn-i,„;fn„nt „f „ hill, „r 
 '•J nnn-f,u,i„„„t ,:,• „ „„f,. (^„ 
 '»• ^„/>j,nnr,l ,„ ,h^ i,r„t,„t). 
 
 And afterwards. I, the aforo- 
 ''.iid protestinj? notary pi.blie. 
 '.'"' •■'■'■^t' ''"f notice in the 
 form proscribed by law, of the 
 toreg.ong < n,.n-aeeeptance / 
 protest fur >non-pavment ) 
 
 "' "- i ;:';. ; .....,,.1,. pr„. 
 
 ( drawer ( 
 
 ) endorsers \ l'«rsonaily, on 
 
 tfie- day of [.,r at his 
 
 residence, office, or usual place 
 
 «d business in , „., the 
 
 day of ; or, ijy depositing 
 
 siieh notice, directed to the said 
 
 ! )l^^^, / •-^— m 
 
 (Place and date of protest.) ' ^- ^•. i "^ ' '" ''•''' "'"'" 
 
 To , at . 
 
 Sir,— Mr. P. Q.'„ promissory 
 note for .$ , dated at . 
 
 ( <I«ys ) 
 the , payable <] months > 
 
 ( on ) 
 
 after date to j £'^^ | .,r or-'j 
 
 der, and endorsed by you, was ! 
 
 this day, at the request of I 
 
 duly protested by me for non- 
 payment. 
 
 A. B., 
 
 Not. Puh. 
 
 jesty's post office in this city 
 
 (town (.r village), on the 
 
 day ot ~_, and prepaying the 
 postage thereon.] 
 
 In testimony whereof. I have 
 on the last-mentioned day and' 
 
 year, at aforesaid, signed 
 
 these jiresents. 
 
 A. B.. 
 
 Sot. Pub. 
 
 No. 11. 
 
 No. 10. 
 
 In connection with articles 
 2;i()4, 2;i05, 2320, 2.'{27. 
 
 ProteH of a justice of the peace 
 ^'■> >.i, i6Z^. I Hon-pa,,,HeiU of a bill or noti,. 
 
 
.'584 
 
 AI'PENniX. 
 
 (Copy of hill or note and on- 
 ii(ir.<;einent.«.) 
 
 <»" this _- .lay uf , i„ 
 
 h.. year I8-. |, \. o., nne ul 
 fiiT iiiajcsty's Ju.sfic.s of t|,,. 
 
 jieaco IVir tlie district of , 
 
 in Lower ('ana. la, .iw.llin<,' at 
 
 (or near) the vil!,ijr,, ,,(• 
 
 in tli<- caul district, tlier.' lieii,"' 
 no practi.sjn^' Jiotarv piildi" 
 resident ut or near the said vil- 
 lage, (or Itlllj „tlt,-r i,,,„l ,;,„sr)^ 
 
 did, at the re(|iiest of , ,,nd 
 
 ""Ii<'I"<'--'''H'for , ahuuse- 
 
 huld(.r in the said district, well 
 Known i.nt(. me, exhibit the 
 
 11 
 
 and to eoine. for want of 
 j accei.tance i ,. , 
 i payment ," "' ""' •-'"'' 
 jl.iir J 
 ) note. ) 
 
 All which is hy these presents 
 attested under the signature ut 
 tlie said \^,/i, irititiHv), anil un 
 "er my liand and seal. 
 
 (I'nite.~tci| ill duf.licate.) 
 
 (Si<iiiiitiiri i./tln nihil ^s.) 
 (Si>/„,i/iirt (inil siiil of th. J. P.) 
 
 "'■'«'""' S note \ "'"■'•'^"f ■' 
 true copy is above written unto 
 
 i drawer ^ 
 i'. (^, the ) acceptor ( the 
 
 ' Jironiisor ) 
 pensonally (or at his residence, 
 office, or usual place <.f busi- 
 ness in ), and speaking to 
 
 himself (his wife, his clerk, or 
 his servant, .tc), did demand 
 J iiccejitance [ .. 
 \ Jtayment ) thereof, unto 
 
 which demand \ ''^ i ,.„, 
 
 f she ( 
 swercd " ." 
 
 Wherefore I, the said jus- 
 tice of the j.cace, at the re- 
 quest aforesaid, have pro- 
 tested, and by these i>re.sents 
 do protest against the 
 ( drawer and endorsers 
 ' lironiisor and endorsers 
 accejitor, drawer and en- , 
 dorsers j 
 
 of the said i ^*'J i an<l 'ill 
 ] note, } '"'" '^" 
 
 other parties thereto and there- 
 in concerned, for all exchange 
 re-exchange, and all cos"ts 
 damages and interest, present 
 
 Xo. 12. 
 
 In «'onncction with article 2.;;!7. 
 
 reof, Sr/i,i/„/r of f\,.i ,nul >'har,j,x. 
 
 For presenting and noting $ ( 
 ^ir non-acceptance any 
 bill of exchange, and 
 keeping the same on 
 
 record | 
 
 '"op.V of the same when 
 
 required by the holder.. (I 
 For noting and protestiii"- 
 for non-payment any 
 bill of exchange or pro- 
 missory note, draft or 
 order, and putting the 
 
 same on record I 
 
 For making and furnish- 
 ing the holder of any 
 bill or note, with dupli- 
 cate co})y of any protest 
 for non-acceptance or 
 non-j)ayment, with cer- 
 tificate of service and 
 copy of notice served 
 ni>on the drawer and 
 
 endorsers o 
 
 For every notice, includ- 
 ing the service and re- 
 
 dd 
 
 jd 
 
 Od 
 
'Jiie, for want of 
 
 ) 
 
 of the sai.J 
 
 is hy tlicHf pri'sciifs 
 cr tlic .Mi^natiiiu nl 
 
 iritiiixx), and nil 
 
 and seal. 
 
 I ill iiii[,liciit<'.) 
 
 ' till irifii, v«.) 
 
 ((/ SI, if I,/ t/i, ././'.) 
 
 :<K 1; 
 
 I with artitde L'MoT. 
 
 fi:i.>< mill rliitriji >i. 
 
 ? and notini^ .$ c. 
 ?ji(aiK'o any 
 liaiij^f, and 
 L' same on 
 
 I 00 
 
 same when 
 the liolder.. j(i 
 I Jirotestin;^ 
 niient any 
 nge or jiro- 
 3, draft or 
 Hitting the 
 
 "■'1 1 0(1 
 
 I'l tiirnish- 
 ler of luiy 
 ivith diipli- 
 uiy protest 
 '|itaiice or 
 t, with eor- 
 srvice and 
 ice served 
 awer and 
 
 ;e, inelud- 
 ;o and re- 
 
 jO 
 
 *l'fF\l.|.\. ,j^. 
 
 cording ,.„,,y „f the ^ . , 
 
 ''aine. to an endorser ^"- "• 
 
 or drawer, in ad-litioi, j,, . , 
 
 to thi' jHistages u.'tnally ' ""'"''■""" wth article L'I.;!». 
 
 '""' *"'*• •^^"'7'"; '/"'/'"/, /-A.,.,,,,,, 
 
 . '""' 'Oil' 1 .11 ,:„t, d hr,;.ri ',rit. 
 
 ifnMiM. 
 
 Xo. ].'{. 
 
 Tn connecticii witli artiric 21,'! I 
 
 ^''"■"'"/"<f'i,l../f,„r.j.,;n.ui.l 
 "oli: I r.:r„t.:db./uri w ,fni...... 
 
 A inemuruil to !„. regi.tore.I 
 i'*\''"-';'' l^argain and .ale. 
 
 '^'•iinng date the dav of 
 
 ' '" f'l' year of our Lord 
 ' "lade hetween A. IJ., ,,f 
 -. t's.|iiire. of the (,ne part 
 
 This deed, made the day l\lu !'' '^iV"'': ' '^'•- "' «•'«' 
 
 of . Ar.. between \ ]iZ ' ^^''[rt 0' ./>>// if,.r>i,,,;..n ,.,■ 
 
 --. Ac., of the one part, and ,t T'n I" '" ''"""^^ "" '« 
 C. D.. of , j,,., „f \,,, ;,'^,';<;! J; '/".'). by whieh said .lecd 
 
 part, witnesseth : That, for am .,;: \^ ^r *'''• '»'*' '^""^'"J'-'- 
 
 •n consideration of tho s^. i ''1^ %'''•'"'' "•^•'"•-^•••''. ''i'l 
 
 "< to the said A. B in f '' •^'"'^"i'"- ■■^^"11 and .on- 
 
 '"""1 paid by the said c" li b " ""'? ^'".' •^'^'•* ''• J)-, his 
 |it or before the execution of ( ' ;,?"'^r^'^"^: '^" f'>''t. 'Vc 
 those presents (the receiot ^ ^ .'''Z''''''''' ''■''''' /'•'•- 
 ;vhoreof is hereby acknoi {r'^^''';{''\--:^-^'>^'l^oth.ia\d 
 ledged by the said A. II ) he ' ' lV4 •"'"■•"' "'"' "^-'Kns for 
 the said A. B.. doth hteby i;^:^ = ^\f"'- V'^''' -'"ed is wit- 
 grant, bargain, sell and eon- *' '' ' '■ '•, ("^"'''.0/ hm th. 
 firm unto tho said C D his """' "■' "' "''''"' -^"t'* /" th. 
 heirs and assigns f^.r^eveV. all ':Z"T '/ ■^"' ''"''^' "'"' "'" 
 that certain lot of land Ac """ /^ed is re,,iiiied t„ be 
 {inHi>-thiriad.Hvri,,f„.ni,fti::. 'l^'^^^^^ b-Vthe said T. I). 
 
 y'/vv>./7y..W) , Tohaveandto d 'vT,f ''-' T '"""'' ^'"''^ 
 
 hold the said lot of land and ' ^ ' '^■''• 
 
 premises hereinbefore granted i ''• !>• 
 
 bargained and sol.l, or intended ' ^'n'"'-''' '" the presence of 
 soto be. with their and every I 
 ot their appurtenances, unto 
 
 -..^.. ..,.|... ILL-, unices, unto 
 the said C. D.. his heirs and 
 assigns for ever. In witness. 
 Ac. 
 
 A. B. [L. 8.-1 
 f'- IJ. [L. S.J 
 
 Signed, scaled and 
 
 J. K. 
 
 ]-. .\r. 
 
 presence of 
 
 \ 
 
 deliv'ered, in 'the { E. F.. ,' ^^^-''-'"/ ^'J' a de.-.l „f , 
 
 No. 15. 
 In connection with article 20 
 
 n. 
 
 oi'Jore witin^dnen. 
 
 niinintn 
 
 mort 
 
 !/' 
 
T 
 
 3K() 
 
 I 
 
 Al'l'KXUIX. 
 
 A iiioiiiorial to l)e rt'>?i.«t(!red gitt inh r rii-,,., 
 
 of a (lo('(l <if bargain ami .sale, , on th( 
 
 hearii 
 
 , bearing? (late at 
 
 1 1 ay of — - 
 
 a .late tJf — any of the yi-ar ot uiir Lor.l , mad 
 
 in 
 
 in tho year of our Lord botwoi 
 
 \. n. of. Ac., (and 
 
 — — , niado l)(.fwecii A. B., of. (M)., his wife by him in th., 
 ' "■ part, and huiiair duly authorized.) ..f th< 
 
 — . itc, of th 
 
 one 
 
 Ac, of the other , ne part, and K. F, of. a 
 
 C. 1). 
 
 part, by whi<h said deed, the the o'th.. 
 •said A. B. did grant, bargain, tionn/'tl, 
 sell and conlirni unto th 
 C. I).. I 
 
 of 
 
 er part, (n full ,U>,rrip- 
 
 ihi j,iiitlr,i l„ b, iiixtrtii/, 
 
 a i>ti\d iiH in thr d,,d;) before <J. H., 
 
 ii.s heir.-i and assigns, public notary and wit 
 
 ill that, Ac. (Jterc initrt n d>- | (o,- before .J. K., and 
 
 xrrijtt 11)11 
 
 nfth 
 
 iiix): To hold to the said C.I)., 
 his heirs and assigns for ever, 
 — subject, nevertheless, to re- 
 demption, upon i)ayinent to the 
 .said C. D., his heirs, executors, 
 curator.s, administrators, or as- 
 signs, of the sum of dollars. 
 
 and lawful interest, as in the 
 said deed is expressed ; which 
 said deed is witnessed (ijx'ci/i/ 
 hcri' thr ntiiiiis ,,/ the iritnenni'ti 
 fiH in /iiriii 14) : and the same 
 deed is hereby required to be 
 registered by the said C. D. 
 
 As witness his hand, this 
 
 day of, Ac. 
 
 C. D. 
 
 Signed in the presence of 
 
 E. F. 
 a. II. 
 
 m»rtii,t;ii<l i,ri„i. i public notaries. »m' th, 
 
 nesses. 
 
 another. 
 
 ]So. 16. 
 
 In connection with article 
 2098, 21 ;]'.). 
 
 Memorial of an onerous deed of 
 gift inter vivos. 
 
 A memorial to be registered 
 of a notarial copy of a deed of 
 
 . 'II riiHt' iiinu 
 
 I !»■,) by which said deed .d" gift, 
 the said A. B. and ('. D., his 
 wife, did give, grant and con- 
 lirin untn the said E. P.. his 
 heirs and assigns, all that. Ac., 
 {inntn't II i/ixrri/ition of the j,r(,- 
 J>irti/ vonvvyed hif the drrd of' 
 !/iff .) to hold to the said E. F., 
 his heirs and assigns for ever • 
 subject, nevertheless, to a cer- 
 tain life-rent, consisting of, Ac, 
 (//'/ v inxert^ the particulars of 
 H-hich the life-rent in eompuHedi) 
 which said life-rent is payable 
 by tho said E. F., to the said 
 A. B. and C. I)., his wife, each 
 and every year during the term 
 of their natural lives, as in tho 
 sa'd deed of gift inter vivox, is 
 expressed : And the said deed 
 of gift is hereby require;! to be 
 registered by (the said E. F.) 
 
 As witness his hand, this 
 
 day of , Ac. 
 
 E. F. 
 
 Signed in the presence of 
 
 L.M. 
 
 N. P. 
 
 No. 17. 
 
 In connection with the articles 
 2098, 2139. 
 
APPKXDIX. 
 
 ■ , bcariiij< date at 
 — day of , in 
 
 Lnr<l , iiiiiilo 
 
 . of, Ac., (ftrid 
 
 by hirn in this 
 ithorizt'd,) of tli<! 
 
 E. F. ui', Af., (if 
 , (« j'u/l lUxvrip- 
 ii'x It, l,r inirrtfil, 
 
 ;) before U. II., 
 
 and witnc.«HOM, 
 ^.. iind iim»ther, 
 
 , <IS t/ll < IIHI' llllljf 
 
 aid deed (d" «ift, 
 and C. 1)., bin 
 grunt and con- 
 .«Hid K. F., hi.s 
 n.'*, all that, kc, 
 fition of thr j,n>- 
 bfi the (Ifcd of 
 o the said E. F., 
 sslgTiH for ever ; 
 heloss, to a eer- 
 )nsisting of, Ac, 
 p»rticiditrH of 
 nt iH conijxiupci .-) 
 rent is payable 
 F., to the said 
 , his wife, each 
 during the term 
 lives, as in the 
 ft nitir viroH, is 
 d the said died 
 required to be 
 the said E. F.) 
 hand, this 
 
 E, F. 
 
 resence of 
 
 L. M. 
 
 N. P. 
 
 17. 
 
 ith the articles 
 2139. 
 
 387 
 
 \frm<,rinl of,, will, or of,, /„■„. 
 i'ulf, or nn offic- roj,;,, or „ 
 notarial copi^ thtnof, ' 
 
 A memorial to be registered 
 of th<- probate (or, of the ori- 
 ginal will, or an office or no- 
 tarial copy, or on thr v., He mill/ 
 '»,) of tlio last will and testa- 
 ment of a. II.. lat.. of 
 
 bearing date, Ac. by which 
 will the said testator *di<i givo 
 and dtvisc unto. Ac., („v ,„ i/„. 
 ^rill,) to hold. Ac. ; which said 
 wdl was executed by the said 
 testator, in the presence of A 
 «.of. Ac, C. I), of, Ac: And 
 the probate of the said will, 
 ("/•, the original, or an oftico I 
 or notarial copy, or „„ ihe ,„He 
 >>i"!l /»,) is hereby required to 
 be registered by ((). p.. one of 
 the devisees therein named.) 
 
 As witness his hand, this - 
 
 day of . 
 
 0. P. 
 Signed in the presence of 
 
 R. S. 
 T. V. 
 
 notary and witnesses, (-,,■ he- 
 fore ({. If. and another, puhlie 
 notaries. ,f //,,■ ,o^r f„ *„ ) 
 wh.-rel.y the said A.H. owiit'd 
 himself to be indebted to t'. I>. 
 
 "^ . »^>'.. in the siilii of' 
 
 ''"liars, to l„. paid. Ac,-and 
 l"r securing the piiyiiienf of the 
 ■<aid sum of money and interest, 
 hypothecatf.l all that. Ac, (i«- 
 "yt ///- ,f,.,rrij,t,o„ oft/,, hifpo- 
 
 in t/i, nntorini ofJhfotion :) 
 U liich said notarial coji\ of the 
 *<aid notarial ohlig.ition is here- 
 by required :<, hv registered by 
 the said C. I). As witness his 
 
 hand, this dav of . Ac 
 
 C. D. 
 Signed in the prosenct' of 
 
 .1. K. . 
 
 No. ]{). 
 
 No. 18. 
 
 In connection with articles 
 2098, 2139. 
 
 Memnrinl of a notarial oblirja- 
 tion, 
 
 A memorial to be registered 
 of a notarial copy of a notarial 
 obligation (o/- of the original, 
 './ U he the orifjinr,/,) bearing 
 
 date the day of — _ ,„ 
 
 the year of our Lord ' 
 made and entered into by A.b! 
 of , &c., before E.F,, public 
 
 In connection with articlps 
 2117, 2i;!!>. 
 
 Memorial of th. aj.pointm, nt of 
 a tutor to minorx fot the frr>- 
 xervation of the fecfol or tneit 
 hijpothee rexultlny from auch 
 iiji/iouttment. 
 
 A memorial to be registered 
 of the appointment of A. B. of, 
 &C., (iiixert the jj/,ne of ohode 
 and addition of the tutor;) to be 
 tutor to C.D.,E.F.. Ac, minors 
 under the age of twenty-une 
 years, issue of the marriage of 
 the late G. If., (^the name of 
 the Juther) deceased, with the 
 late .J. K., {the name of the 
 mother) also deceased, which 
 appointment was made by and 
 
*n 
 
 I 
 
 3fiH 
 
 APl'KNDIX. 
 
 ilii<ler the aiithorify of L. M. 
 
 {inmrt the nn 
 
 on 
 
 the 
 
 "lay of tho nH\f\ 
 
 >f th 
 
 iiir ,in'/ ifiMrrififinn rnonrh of , iin<l is liordiv 
 
 " ./"'A'/' ''.'/ 'i/t'iin tin ,,j,. r<M|iiir('i| to ho rc^^i-tprerl hy 
 
 fUll lltllK lit /dim III! 
 
 A'l". ,(//(( fihivi ii'hiri till 11/11,1,1 III 
 ■nil lit ii-iiH iiim/i,) on thl' 
 
 tliiy (iC , in flu. y(!iir iif oiir 
 
 Tiiinl : iiixl (h(( Hitiil up 
 
 Iioiiifiiiont i.< hcichv r(i|iiiie<l 
 to hi' icfjiiircil ((, he rc^'istt-n'il, 
 for tho |)it',«:c? vjrfion <if' the 
 hy|i(ithco rc,'< III! illy; therefrom, 
 on fh(! real e^l.iJe (.f the sii'nl 
 
 A. 15., sitiiiite in Hie ,,f 
 
 (tfir itiiiiif (,/' III, i-i'ijintrnfion 
 rituntji til- f/ii'ixinii irltlilii irln'rfi 
 thl ri'i/iHtriiti'in /* t„ /„ i,„iil,^ 
 mill iliMrrilii- llif /iri>/ii iti/^ ])y 
 N. 0. (tf J^c. (his, it ill,' /HI,,',,- 
 
 mill ifmrrifilinn nf ihr pirmni 
 rf<iuiritiii th, n i/i'xtriitii,ii). ..\s 
 
 witness his hiiiid. this djiy 
 
 of , .tc. 
 
 N. 0. 
 
 "/' .) nt. (the Sill. I A. n.) A- wit 
 
 IK'.Xf* 
 
 his hiin'l, this .fjny „f 
 
 A-.-. 
 
 A. JJ. 
 Sij^neil in the jiiefcnce of 
 
 J. V. 
 
 -No. 21. 
 In eoimoction with arliele 21.'>1. 
 
 Ccrfi/iiiitr iif i/lmhuri/i f'roiii 
 " Jit<f'J>ii'>it irhirh hnxlinii 
 n ijiKtirid. 
 
 To the re;,'islrar of -. 
 
 Siyneil in the ]irc,sence of 
 
 (). P. 
 
 R. S. 
 
 No. 20, 
 
 In connection with articles 
 2121, 21.'?'>. 
 
 Memoriiil of u jn<l,jiiiint. 
 
 A memorial to bo registered 
 of a judgment in her majesty '.s 
 
 court of , at , in the 
 
 year of our Lord , between 
 
 A. B., of , Ac, plaintiff, 
 
 and C, D., of , Ac, defend- 
 ant, for dollars, with in- I 
 
 terest from, Ac, and co.st.s 
 
 taxed at dollars ; which 
 
 !<aid judgment was rendered 
 
 I, A. IJ., of, Ac., <lo hereby 
 eertify, that(M)., of. Ac, hath 
 paid ine tlie siiiii of money due 
 up. HI a judgment recovered in 
 
 her mnjei.ty's court of , at 
 
 , in the year of our Lord 
 
 , by me, the said A. li., 
 
 against the said C. D., for 
 
 ^ dollars, dL'l)t, and dollar.^, 
 
 . costs.wiiich judgment was regis- 
 tered on the day of , in 
 
 the year of our Lord ; and 
 
 I do hereby require an entry of 
 such iiayment to be made, in 
 the register wherein the same 
 same is registered, pursuant to 
 law. 
 
 As witness my hand, this 
 
 day of—, in the year of our 
 Lord . 
 
 A. B. 
 
 Signed in the presence of 
 
 J. K.,of— , &c. 
 L.M.,of , Ac, 
 
tiny «{ th«> Kaid 
 
 — . nml is hprfl)y 
 
 he rcj^i-tpretl hy 
 
 ■ 15.) A" witiu'Hs 
 
 s (\ny of ■ , 
 
 A. 15. 
 
 • jirt'scnce of 
 
 J. F. 
 T »\ 
 
 (.. 21. 
 
 with iirtio!f21oI. 
 
 i/invfinri/i f'roiii 
 ii'imh Ikix III, 11 
 
 iir of . 
 
 , ito., do hcsroby 
 
 • !>•, of, A(-., Imth 
 nil of iiioru-y due 
 ent recovered in 
 
 court of , at 
 
 oiir of our Lord 
 the siiid A. D., 
 
 d C. \)., f„r 
 
 iiid dollars, 
 
 Iginent wasrej^i.s- 
 — day of , in 
 
 • Lord ; and 
 
 juire an entry of 
 
 to be made, in 
 herein the same 
 red. pursuant to 
 
 y han(L this 
 
 the year of our 
 
 A.B. 
 
 reaence of 
 
 ., of , ic, 
 
 .,of , ,tc- 
 
 API- 
 
 No. 22. 
 
 In connection with nrtiido 2L')1. 
 
 A vrrtlfifiifi t„ dUihitr,/,- a 
 niurti/iii/r. 
 
 To the rcgistrnr of . 
 
 I, A. 15., of, .Vc, (t/,r iiimt- 
 'juij,,' in thr iliiil, „r hin hrirM, 
 '.rirutnrH, ,;,r„t„rH, ,„■ <i,l,„!n!x- 
 trntniH,) do hereby cprtifv. that 
 ('. I)., of. A',-., hath paid the 
 Kum of money due upon a deed 
 or mortKaKo, beariuf,' date the 
 
 day of , i„ file year 
 
 ol our Lord , made between 
 
 the said C. I), of the one part, 
 and mo, the said A. ]{. (or 
 E. F., iiH thr cane mm/ />,) of 
 the other part, whieh was reijis- 
 
 tered on the day of , 
 
 in the year of our Lord ;' 
 
 and I hereby rociuire an entry 
 of such payment to bo made 
 in tho register, wherein the 
 same is registered, pursuant to 
 law. j 
 
 As witness my hand, this j 
 
 day of , in the year of our 
 
 Lord . 
 
 A.B. 
 
 Signed in the presence of 
 
 0. P., of ,&c. 
 
 R. S., of ,&c. 
 
 No. 2;i. 
 
 F.SUIX. 3S9 
 
 j T" tho Registrar of , 
 
 ; 1, A. H.,of, Ac, (tfii /ii/fi,,fhr- 
 eary vrtditnr, hin h,{n,,',.r,r,i- 
 I turn, riiriitiirx orn, I nii iiiit nil, ,,■■<,) 
 ^ do hereby <ertify, that C. !>., ,',f 
 j Ac, hath paid *\ t ^ mi of money 
 
 ''"" "I " »' ''i-iiil '.'igation. 
 
 bearing dat i',,. .Jay of 
 
 — , in tho yc ir • Uur 1, -d" , 
 
 I ">»''« hy tho ,'.; ! C. I) to me,' 
 and in my fav..i (, .„/„,',. ur 
 
 <>J U. II., IIH f/l, .,,^,. ,„„y /„.>^ 
 
 as the obligee therein named, 
 before K. F., publi.- notary and 
 : witnesses, (or before K. I', and 
 another, {)ublic notaries, ,ih t/i,- 
 riixi- mini I,,,) which was regis- 
 tered on tho day of , 
 
 in the year of our Lord .' 
 
 and I do hereby require an 
 entry of such payment to bo 
 made in the register, wherein 
 the same is registered, pursu- 
 ant to law. 
 
 As witness my hand, this . 
 
 (lay of , in the year of our 
 
 Lord — — 
 
 A. D. 
 
 Signed in the j>resence of 
 
 -, Arc. 
 
 J. K., nf 
 
 L. M., of , Ae. 
 
 No. 24. 
 
 In connection with article 2151. 
 
 A certifiettir to di^chur;,,' n no- 
 tarial ohligatiim, and ejrtin- 
 ffuish the hypothec therebu 
 constituted. 
 
 V* 
 
 Tn connection with articles 
 21 15. 2I2(», 2121. 
 
 To the registrar for the C'our*y 
 (or registration division) 
 of . ^ 
 
 Sir, — I hereby notify you 
 that the following real proper- 
 
 ;? 
 
390 
 
 AI'PrXDIX, 
 
 is m 
 
 ty. lyinj? in your oonnfv ('>r 
 re^i.-'trafioii (livi,M<.n) that \s tu 
 •"ay — ((I'xrri/ic thr innprrtii huJ- 
 Jicicntljf, tin t/itn rmuired I, if {),<■ 
 civil code, uhncrrtni/ tkr rut/iiiri'- 
 mrntH r>/ ,nti,'((' '2\6H, //' ,> ,\ 
 tftrn in f,,,;;- in HUf-h cnuniij or 
 n-'iixtriitioii divixiati,) is now in 
 
 the possession of A. B., of 
 
 us his property ; and [ give 
 you this notice, to the end that 
 the said property may become 
 bound and affected by the gen- 
 eral hypothec on the lands and 
 
 real property of , of , 
 
 created by (dr^c-ihr thr inntru- i 
 mriit <iH i)i form N>,. Mii,) which j 
 is already registered (o/- here- j 
 with tiled for registrati(m) in 
 your office, in favour of C. D., 
 
 «'' , {p">'f>/ in irhnur f'droiir 
 
 the hjijntthrr ,-.ristx) and inay be 
 indexed by you as bein"- so 
 bound and atfected. " 
 
 Witness my hand, this 
 
 day of , 18—. 
 
 .'^ ' 'ind binding and afToct- 
 
 ing the following property lying 
 in your county Cor regis'tration 
 *l'vision), that is to say ; (drs- 
 '■ri/,r thr f,r„,„ .-ty „, ,•„ /;,,.,„ 
 -1), which pn.j -rfy is now in 
 
 the possession . f ('. I)., of 
 
 iVc, as the own-T thereof. 
 
 Witness my hand, this 
 
 day of , 18 -. 
 
 E. F. 
 
 (Qufditj, i„ „:.i,.h /;./'. ,„.ts,) 
 
 I No. 2ti. 
 
 In connection with article 2172. 
 
 To the registrar of the county 
 
 ("'• registration divisi(m) 
 of . ^ 
 
 E. F. 
 {Quality in n-hirh E. F. urt-i.) 
 
 No. 25. 
 In connection with article 213]. 
 
 To the registrar ftn- the county 
 («>• registration division) 
 of . 
 
 Sir, — Take notice, that I 
 hereby renew th( 'cgistration 
 of the hypotlioc created by the ' 
 {drucriltc the inxtrunirnt ',t>t in 
 .form. 24), registered in your I 
 office, on the day of I 
 
 I Sir,— Take notice, that the 
 
 ; property mentioned in and 
 
 aflectedby the {d.xrrihrthr i,i- 
 
 xtruw'nt ox in j\,rm 24), tiled 
 
 tor registration in your office. 
 
 on the day of , I8— , j^ 
 
 properly described under the 
 Jirovisions of article 2168 of the 
 end code, as follows: {iMrrt 
 thr dexcrijjtion ax ro/uircd hu 
 'he mid article, ahnwin,/ vlrarfi, 
 oj what numbrr ,,r niunhrrx, or 
 what part or part.' of mil/ num- 
 I'cr or niunhrrx in the proper 
 I'lan ami h„ok of refermcr, xuch 
 proprrtii crn^ixtx,) and I give 
 you this notice under the re- 
 quirements and for the purposes 
 ol the said article. 
 
 Witness my hand at this 
 
 day of, IS—. 
 
 A.B. 
 
 
I'lingandaffect- 
 ^'pr<.],orf.v lying 
 
 (or registration 
 is to say ; (</</(- 
 ' -ty ox in /fim, 
 i 'Tty is now in 
 
 ' f C. I)., „f 
 
 r thereof. 
 
 Iiand, tlii.s . 
 
 E. F. 
 
 ith article 2172. 
 
 of the county 
 ion division) 
 
 )tice, that the 
 oned in and 
 dt xrrihv tin- in- 
 'onn 24), tiled 
 in your oifice, 
 f— -, 18—, is 
 ed under the 
 fie 2108 of the 
 'Hows : {liiHiH 
 f rei/itiri'il hij 
 'uncitiij charli/ 
 ')• nuinhcrH, or 
 ^ nf uny tiuni- 
 in the proper 
 reference, nueh 
 ) and I give 
 inder the ro- 
 rthepurjjoses 
 
 id at this 
 
 The remaining forms, numbers twenty-seven to litfv .iv 
 k„ e 1 ."' ' ""^ "I I ivil Procedure of Lower riimidn win 
 
 A.B. 
 
* 
 
 392 
 
 OMIS.SION, (". r. 
 
 OMISSION AFTER ITEM No. 57 AT PAGE 314. 
 
 It is orrlorod tliat the follr)wing foe," bo allowed to the Attornies 
 in aitjiojilablo cases in the Circuit Court. 
 NoTK.— 77(r folhiirin;/ itrmn, not /orminf/ j,r,rt n/' f/w Tart/f of' 
 1852, lire not ahroi/afed h;i thnt of thr [>,{)th ' Ih<;„,h',r, ]«««. 
 
 € s. (1 
 
 1. For any statement ('irtirulotlon) (,i iaaift ] ,J 
 
 2. For the answer thereto j r, ^^ 
 
 3. When the enq-icte in any contested case shall be con- 
 
 tinued in conseijuenco of the party bound to pro- 
 ceed not being ready— ti- Mie adverse party () 5 (I 
 
 4. It is ordered that the attorney's fee taxable in each 
 
 of the eases specified in the 7oth and 78th sections 
 
 of the Judicature Act shall be \ jo (( 
 
 Fees ov Commissaires Exgi-ftrKCRs. 
 
 5. Upon every case referred to him \ 10 g 
 
 Which said fee shall be deposited in the hands 
 of the clerk at the time of making the motion 
 of reference to the ('oiniiiisntiirf t-nqu'teur. 
 
 6. For every witness over six, examined in any case ... 5 
 
 Which said last mentioned fee shall be paid to 
 the commissioner before the inscription of 
 the cause for hearing on the merits, and his 
 certificate of such ]iaynients shall be filed of 
 record before the hciiring of the case. 
 The fees so paid shall form part of the costs to be taxed 
 against the l>arty who by the final judgment shall be made 
 liable to pay the same. 
 
 Montreal, 24th December, 1857. 
 
 Enwn. BowEN, Chief .Justice, S. C. 
 
 W. C. Meredith, J. S. C. 
 
 A. N. MoRiN, J. C. S. 
 
 .1. Charot, J. C. S. 
 
 J. C. BRiNEAr, ,1. S. C. 
 
 J. S. McCoRD, ,r. 8. C. 
 
 Chs. I). Day, J. S. C. 
 
 J. Smith, J. S. C. 
 
 Charles Mo.ndelet. 
 
 W. Baduley, .1. S. C. 
 
 W. Power, J. S. C. 
 
 Registered and entered ut Quebec, this 4th January, 1858. 
 
 Burroughs & Fiset, P. S. C, 
 
^GE 3,4. 
 
 the Attornica 
 
 '/ th,- Tnriff „f 
 
 "■/•, J.SrtH. 
 
 f s. (I. 
 1 (» 
 
 ir> 
 
 e con- 
 
 1 jiro- 
 
 5 
 
 1 ofieh 
 Jtions 
 1 10 
 
 I. 
 
 1 10 
 
 lund.s 
 
 lotion 
 
 ir. 
 
 L.se ... 5 
 
 ,id to 
 
 on of 
 
 d his 
 
 ed of 
 
 ' to 1)0 ta.xed 
 hall be made 
 
 istico, S. C. 
 C. 
 
 lary, 1838. 
 r, P. S. C. 
 
 A \) 1) K \ \) A. 
 
 "f Qn,',r. li.,„.U, {A,,,,.„l S„l,.) ,r,rr, I., .,,.;,,,, 
 
 '""'^ '"'^'•''- ""^"■. "/>- W -4. n,,,,r,ll,l, ,.,,, 
 
 I>< lunn<l r.f.rrrd ^, /„ ,/„ l,„f, ,. 
 
 SilM'LKMKXTAKV WVU-]^ uF I'H\('T1CF 
 i^IKHNS |{|;\C|I. 
 
 ttI:C<»KI)S T.. HAVK I'AHCHMK.VT .CVI US. 
 
 •/)(/// 11///. Is.") 7, 
 Kxporienee huvinK >l.ewn .hat th. papor .-ovors. h.-n-t-.f-re 
 
 i ;" u"i!:' ii; ::;"' 'i-'-r''^'" '"'"'"^ "•■ "•<• -— ^'^ 
 
 n.)iii\ t .> h.-rehy onloivd, j.iiis.unit to the statiit,. in rinr 
 H-U h that ,.„• the fntun. the eierk ,|,. provide p.' ll.; w,: ,, ! : 
 I . xteMw.l .-uver.- m pa.vhn.ent, for „,.„.h r.Mcr j : n.d fu , .'n-iv 
 heoxKn.e t^hereuf ,h,. ..unor one .hillin. and thre..,!.. ,■.' . a | 
 ''f pa d to hini, over and above the ..ther sums n'u „.,v I 
 "pon the .sucing ,n.t of any writ of ..ppral. ' ' 
 
 T\Vi:.\TV-l IVK I ACTI MS TO |[|-: |.|1,KI. 
 
 rt is further ordered, that iiKtoad of th 
 
 ;hefntnreth-.rehe,y,edintheo.ii;i:;.\|;;XV^Z^^^^^^^ 
 I 'tedeoiMos ..f eases. ..n each ..ide. in appeal .- and that the 
 sa.d ea..e.s he pnnted. as heretofore, on paper in (olio ^\,yu!. 
 
 (IrlnU.r \-2t/,, l,s,-,7. 
 
 Doubts havin. .arisen, whether the a.lditi.mal nn.nber of 
 
 .'>es n appeal, made requisite by the rule uf the II th .Julv 
 
 •ust. should be liable to the payment uf any fe^ or ..harKe. 
 
AI>I)KM»A. 
 
 
 
 ■iSS 
 
 i 
 
 if is licifi.y uiiIiTt'd tliiif no fcf,' or rh:ii<ro what ever >li;ill lie 
 <lt'ni;iinlt'i| .11 |i;iiii. in rc-i,f(t of tiiicli aililitiontil i-nft'^. 
 
 rHiNiKii iachmh to hk i',.'tin cki- in aim'kai.s i kum 
 <iiifi ir r-oi HT. 
 
 Ih <; nil; , tU /i . I ,S.)!I. 
 
 1. Tiiat for tlio t'litiuf, in a|i|i<'al.< troni tiic i-inuit court, tin* 
 |iartif,« shall cadi |.ro(lu('<' a prinft-d facfnni. in the same iiian- 
 ncr, within tin- -^anu- ilolay. ami siihjcct to the san.c janialtio a.< 
 
 art- jirt'scril)i'(l ami <'sta.hlishc(l f.y the ml mcrninjj a|i|ifals 
 
 t'i.'ni tln' superior .-onrt : and tli<' paity a|i|.('l!ant will not, for 
 tlic t'ntiirc. lie oldi^rcd to t'liniish coiiics of hi- pctifioii in app.-al. 
 
 v:\ lll^:^■(■^: m hk ritiviKn. 
 i 
 
 2. Tliaf for 'he fntnro. in ex cry a|i|it:il. a> well from the 
 superior as from the circuit co srt. the evidence taken in the 
 suit is tt> prijitcil. and to form pari id' the lactnni ; that i.- to sm\ , 
 that the appellant shall have printed, with his fMcfnm, llie 
 evidence adiinccd by him in tho court <d' ori;;;inal jtirisdictiun. 
 and the respondent that iiddiiced by him. 
 
 <"i)i'v III .iiiii;mkn r ai'ckai,i:i) cimi.m ru hk i.nsikm.h i.\ 
 
 .\1' I' I- I, I, A. NT's I'\CT1M. 
 
 Ihi-inihrr \\tl, . JSUI. 
 
 It is ordered tliat the appellant, in eaidi cansc. shall insert in 
 its factum, a true copy oi the Jndi^'nent appealed from, and 
 Itoth parties, appellant and respondent, - ni endorse on the snid 
 factum the niune id' the court front who-r jud<jment the appeal 
 !mIs been instituted. 
 
 I'ARTIKS ril HAVK fi IM.MIJ.S |C atION Ol l!i:r<IU|is. 
 
 .hint .')tli, iMi'.'. 
 
 It is ordered that, hereafter, communication of the record, in 
 eaidi cause, be j;iven to the attorney of Mther jiarty, on his 
 receijtt. tiled witii the clerk of the court: and that tlui order of 
 this eourt. or of one of the judj^e.s thereof, re(|uired by the thiid 
 rule of practice, be di.spen.sed with. 
 
 CI.KliK rO I'I'KNISH ,li;niiHS WITH M.ST OI' AI'CKAL.S To THK 
 I'ltIVY COINCII,. 
 
 Jiliir At/<, IHtij. 
 
 Ft is ordered that, at the expiration of eaidi term the (derk of 
 this court do i^ive each Judj^e a list of the cases in whiidi an 
 appeal h.is lieen .allowed to her majesty in her privy conmdl. 
 
AnPK.VDA. 
 
 ii! 
 
 L'Vfr ,-li;ill lie 
 
 A I, 
 
 KOM 
 
 / (W//, l.s.V.t. 
 
 •ilif ciniit. tlin 
 hf sjirnc iiiMii - 
 rc iitMialtit'.'^ as 
 rniii^ a|i|ifals 
 t will iiiit, fur 
 'inn i)i a|i|K'aI. 
 
 rtcll tVlllII tlic 
 
 taken in the 
 
 that i.< to ,<a\ . 
 
 ■ tactiiin, ilic 
 
 1 jiirisilictii.il. 
 
 S VIM III i.\ 
 
 /• '.I'/', isfil. 
 
 sliall insert in 
 led I'i'iiin, ami 
 rse (in the said 
 >iit the a|i]ieal 
 
 iilins. 
 
 >■ .'tt/i, Iscrj. 
 
 the i'(MMirii. in 
 jiarty, on his 
 t the onler ot' 
 (1 hv the tiiir.l 
 
 Al.S T(l THK 
 
 n the clerk of 
 ill which an 
 vy council. 
 
 Th,it immrdiatHv on the tn.nscript of ,he ,c,o,,| he.n- 
 trHnsm.f te. t...he hrst clerk of the privy council. ,hc clerk M' 
 this c.iiirt shall intorn. each jn.l^'o thereof. 
 
 KJKCTMKNT .'A-SKS Tu HK HKAKI. HV CK I V ll.K.a . 
 
 .i,;u:,rt-^.;t;:,;''?;-t:;™.i;;;hri;!:;:;r 
 
 tn hear.n^, have precedence in this court before other cas'!'; 
 
 NO llAKRI.STKl; <IK OKKICKK uK 
 
 TMK roiUl MaV liK( ipMV 
 S( KKTV. 
 
 ./nil' <»//,, ISd,-,. 
 
 'V", J'" • ''"" "" '^■"••■'■•'ter, attornev. prothonotarv .herilV 
 c-nor. ha.l.ft. sherifT's officer, or officer of "thl c .rt. I ui I ■ . i 
 •>r surety Ml any action or proceeding c.iMn/ahle hv 
 •"•Kv any judge thereof. '^ *,ni/.ai.ie in this , ,f, 
 
 <'A,SK KKSKKVKM Fllli <I|'|M 
 
 "^ "^' '"•""■ •"• If^ SKI- li.MVN K.K 
 MKAI(IN(; UN HKCKIIT .IF I'Al'Kli.S. 
 
 ./line U/, I,S(;7. 
 
 opinion of the court, .shall .set d.iwn s„eh , . .? '^«^^^«'' V''-' »"•■ Hh' 
 .irst juridical day of the then n:;;" ;;;;uinr;;>n;;;'"''''''^ "" '"^ 
 
 WKir.S OK KKIiUK. 
 
 It ..ordered that the plaintiff' in error, in all criminal c.^e. 
 shall hie an assignment of error.-* on the first juridi . I ., r 
 the day of the return of the .said writ •'"'"'''»' ''".v after 
 
 Thatth,. joinder in error .shall he filed on the first iuridi,.! 
 day following the HIing of the assignment of errors. ' 
 That the olerk of this court, on receivinrr Hi,. i,.;..,i 
 
 ;,n r..r.,,„i,h ,e, ,„nv„ ,h.' o .'i::i!i 'I;;.,;';;,";;!;;,;;.';;;::;; 
 
 assigned. 
 
 /' / S / S . 
 
 ^ 
 
!ll 
 
 INDEX 
 
 
li iff I 
 
 1 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 i 
 
 
 I 
 
 1 
 
 f: 
 
iNur.x. 
 
 395 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Smr.. -Thi' first coliiiiin ,,r I)^;ur(•s tcilT tc tlio Nn .,r ti,.. 
 
 .na,I- ,..r b.n-.lt u,' ere.lltors by any Vh or' ar- 
 
 How ciit.'c ttil " ■ 
 
 Sworn btat.-incnt to be illfd bv debtor . . ' ' 
 NoUiPot lUmifi.f siat.'iiiciit to b.-clv.'ii to Dluiniifr 
 Dolay lor ilb.iK MafnuMit by .l.t.t.a lb Va ej o b II 
 An> ,.„,. coiHl.tin.r.l to j.ay ov.t gs,,, after dsri Ail on of 
 
 etb.rt-. ,nay be- b. Id to inako nltnllar statv.S 
 
 AVl>l,:,l„m /,„■ a,„><'n>/n„„t „/ i'„n,t.,r to propiTty 
 <tlM„i,l„u.;l,hy wb<.ni mad.-, wb.-ii and how - - 
 
 Nucb ai.iiolntin.'nt must be ad\ ."rtl/.'d. where how - 
 U'inlron'd" J'^^/^^'-::"'"."'" «•_'" adjnmiMer property 
 
 May loll.'.t d.d)t,s not mentioned In statement sale of 
 moveables and Immoveables how etlect",! ' - 
 
 JJelay tor .onLstiuy stutrm.,,!, and grounds upon which 
 It may tx- (bine 
 
 Relay for provliiK grounds of contestation - '. '. 
 
 '''■'c;n:.;«';'t':;;!.tn'^':"" "'" .""T" """^"-'« -"- 
 
 Penalty lij, iirre.l by (l.d)tor If he fall to appear, or if 
 sufet'ies" """"talned and liability of his 
 
 If contestation fall, debtor may be" set at liberty ami 
 cannot be again lmpil>ot.e.l for any cause of actio 
 
 VHi> /"'^'V*''"'','' previous to tlllr.« of statement - 
 
 Re^,^t'^i;^:^';:^;^rk;'t",Ti^"^"' r-!:'^^ "^ -•« 
 
 J orm of demand upon debtor to make — 
 
 ""nirator'to'- -'' ''i"'"?"'^" ^O"" "l-Polntment of 
 
 Form of notice of appointment of curator - '. 
 Ahandonmknt ok SiiT l)y plalntitf in jnrv trials - '. 
 
 V. Disroiilinuaiicp, WitlKlniual, ,f-c 
 Ai.BnE\^ATioNs are surtlcieni In referring to acts of purlla- 
 
 List of — used In this work --.['' 
 AitRo<jATio.N, In certain ca>eK of laws concerning precedure 
 
 Ahs«-ondino Dkbtor, right of credit.-. arrest - 
 
 Attaclmient of etfec s of-(v. - . s and Altachment) - 
 Ai.SK.NrE of defendant must be est oiishe.l bv a rPt.Ir or 
 procea-vtiOal • - - . . . .' .'~ '. 
 V. Abufttf. 
 AitsENTEB, advice of family council must be taken before 
 appointing tutor or curator to — - - . "*-«ore 
 V. Abaenl Defendant, Absent Plaintiff, dec. 
 
 article 
 
 )f the 
 
 No. 
 
 I'AME 
 
 7f>.i 
 7fi» 
 
 7(>1 
 76.'j 
 7tWi 
 
 115 
 11.5 
 111 
 11.'. 
 11.') 
 
 "(it) J 2 
 7ti7 
 
 116 
 
 116 
 
 7f>,s-<* 
 770 
 
 116 
 117 
 
 771 
 
 117 
 
 772 
 
 II,S 
 
 773 
 
 774 
 
 ll.s 
 
 llf* 
 
 77; 
 
 26 
 
 llti 
 
 118 
 
 lis 
 
 778 
 
 118 
 
 771) 
 
 lltf 
 
 780 
 
 119 
 
 
 116 
 
 
 116 
 
 
 117 
 
 3y:. 
 
 .'j6 
 
 1360 
 
 797-8 
 834 
 
 209 
 121 
 138 
 
 68 
 
 11 
 
 12.'.6 
 
 191 
 
Aii><KNT l)rrK..si>A\T, h'lv snininoni'cl 
 
 iriii rppcr ('uiia'l.i - - - 
 
 BiTvutM oil - uIj.. liiis Lit Lowrr Catmilu siiic^ 
 
 ripiiiirii'lii riiM hi "t >llll ■« 
 
 JiiilK'inciit iiy iliiault < iiiniir h«' r<Miilfr.'c| tiy [irotlin- 
 
 notary Hk,'alii.st , If Miiniiioiiccl ii> .sirIi 
 For rcni.iiiinii of IilI^o i,u hin'tlal powtr ; ,',ii.-.i in 
 
 attoifii V .(./ /(7« /,! of — 
 
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 HImpIo .. tachniciit before Jud^'menf of pronorty of 
 
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 Meie>-ary coiiti'irts 
 
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 ptaciiiioiiers or a<-couiuants 
 
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 It'wiit. lie not rcfiirncil oiiiii.' .|,iv ti\c.| 
 Al>poaraiicc to he lilol liv appcllaiil mii>I ivs|i..n.|.'iil - 
 |)|M h.ir:^'' I ri'sjidiKlcMt ii' writ lie not refiiMif(| 
 Delay ((ifsi'f II iil; up .i:r"Miiils oC cxi cptinii ami i[c- 
 
 riiiiircr - - - 
 
 Kcfliiction iiCcxci'Hslvc sicmlty 
 
 Cross procoi'iIiiiK-i in appeal may 1)1' joliicil - 
 
 Delay for iiIIhk numnis i,/ hi,/,, ,,/, foreilosiiro - I 
 
 ir (li'iiiurrerliuve l)eiMi lilM4 
 
 Di'lay forat)s\V(riii« i.a-oiis i 
 
 Court may proloii;,' (|i'Iav> 
 
 Ilreaso),, I.,, not lile.i, the respotidi nt mav.l.Miianil 
 
 ilisiiii^-al of appeal ■--.... 
 
 If answers be not tiled, apiiellant may jiroee.M , r/,,,,/^- 
 
 Kleetioii of ijomlelle I.y jmrHes an<l tl.eir/elvoeates | 
 
 i-'urfldlls in — IV. I'll, /I, I, IS I / 
 
 l-'a-t, mis In cases from cirrnlt eoiirt - . . . 
 Tiiscription for liearin^ / 
 
 Hy whom prnd'ciin-s mav he l.roii;.'|it 
 
 Who may eontiiine ijroi;i'<.,|in-s if one ..f several an- 
 
 l)eilanls or respomlc'iits (lies - - - - . 
 Quorum in a|i|)i'al : Traiisaetton of routine husin, .s 
 
 K(Miisation of iiiilLr(>s 
 
 Judiri- who >af in .onrt lielow incc.m]ieteni - '. 
 
 If Ineompeleney appeaivs on face of re( onl - 
 
 Leave or absence of judges must he notiiic.,1 fo 
 
 whom, and how - 
 
 If lor any reason ju(lj,'0 connot sit, fact mnsi be re- 
 corded 
 
 .ludttes of sujierior court replace those of nueen's 
 bench who cannot sit - - . . . '. 
 
 IJeturn ot judire replaced, powers of repkiems; lud 'o 
 as to cases ,.f whkti he has taken iudieial ens- 
 lu/aHce . '^_ 
 
 Perfect ion oft he rcconiwhenliiconiplote.howeflectod 
 Iiiierveiuionsand other Irieideiital proccctilnus 
 
 Discoiitimianct - . 
 
 Peremiitlon of suits an<i its effect - ... I 
 
 Parties must he lu'esenf on dav lixed for hcarl ii? 
 
 ( onciu'ieticr of three. pidjies neccssar\- to a judcment 
 
 how absent JudKe may reiiderjudKiuent if three 
 
 others be i)resent 
 
 Discliarpe from advisement (.?c///<fT'-') - - - '. 
 Adjournment toda.\ in vacation to render |U(h'meut 
 .fudun.eid may be renderi>d eN(>whero than where 
 
 the I'ase was heard 
 
 What Judf^ments must contain • - - . I 
 Taxation of cost, revision thereof, cannot stay execu- 
 tion - - •' '_ 
 
 Execution of ludjimi'nts [ 
 
 J'owers of court as I i insuiliclem:v of the record stay 
 ol proceedimjs, security, rules of i)raetlce, tarltlH 
 of tees, AC. - - - - . . . . 
 
 Ifules of practice In [ ' 
 
 Schedule of cases in I 
 
 Docket o; I ases inscriboii '■■ hearing In - . . 
 Number : counsel who n^ . h- lieard In - 
 Tarill of fees in - . - - . . 
 
 Krom a.|ud.i.'tueut of distribution --.II 
 ['"rom a dedsiiui in matters of capias - - . . 
 
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 iiiarriaK'' 
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 401 
 
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 |ir<i\ Isf), 
 In niattiTs ailcctlnj; let 
 
 niiiiiii j|ial corporal iori8 
 
 Ii 
 
 I siiit'i iiir nil 
 
 liT,s-|iatcnt 
 
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 ii.tii'l;inicnt In nl 
 
 
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 \sliat Mcurlty siiitici's - - . ^'<i""i. 
 
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 u iioin u"ii how scrvfcl - . . " 
 
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 Fllin-dftiiciiiiii aiHi lu-arih" - . " ' ' " 
 
 I,ial.ilit.v,,!appf|luiit rallin;,'to pros,.,-iitp - '. '. 
 
 1:, It,, ••,n„ii ri,„,t:- Vvitm .liKkMiifnt rend.Tp.l bv a 
 
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 '' n!'h:"t'i";' U-' '" '■""•V^ "' vi,,.:adniiraltv to ho 
 
 ij.,1 l'-'<<'"iii»-- ':iMil"ri.ir court aoolv io- 
 Fti Icsoi (oni. ■.station in - - .' ' '■ 
 >yiieii proofs may he made in . . 
 
 \^l^'\r "';"''"^<''" af sunniim,. tor hroof and 
 
 Pr'';^r'.';' 'V~' *"*'''«''■'■"■ ^^'"■""-iit^i"! ■ - - 
 
 w , , ' ^'- <''"i'''"t. t'l' in writing; - - - . 
 Wl>;.n d.;rnnrr> rtiloa in - proof maj ho made hoforo 
 
 ,'mont in may tjo (ran.smitt..i byahsont 
 
 noa m^ 
 Draft of,)ud;,'im 
 
 .lud«:t 
 K.xeciition iii - ( v 
 
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 111:; 1 
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 271 
 
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 In.-nih, 1,-Moy ,,f, u],,.,, .,|„| h„w picalioVi' . 
 
 Voji> ol, to ho .served on oj.pu.site party 
 
 Vi'^^??' •■?'■'■' '"' '-itlior in |,..r.son or hv allorn-v 
 
 ^'"•^^'"' '""'•Pluintin hHoVe summons can ;Im.,o 
 
 Ilowand \vhen- for d deii.lant mu.st bo Illod ■ | 
 For.hfen.lant. niust bo served „n phiint|-f'sa<(..rin-v 
 Ill oon-appiiilahli' la.so.s m vacation 
 
 noini.'douf parte ai.hoarinj; inp-r.son - . .' 
 Delaul, In api.oalal.l. .ases - . 
 >elanll hi non-appealable oa-es - - 
 
 II 'nV/''.''' ','■'" '^ '";"'""' *^"n">raMons iPo-allv foroed 
 In, suits hot we..|, [...ss rs Jin |.'ss,.,.;s . . . 
 
 I" .ippcal f 11 
 
 In ca.ses of .i,7/i(;((,( - - . . 
 
 In.Miilsin theioiirtof \i,(-a.lnilrall\ - '. 
 i^riicednre on nun- — inf. V. \ - ' - 
 
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 lii'c<)inf>> liio|i('r:itiv(i 
 majority of iirliilrators 
 
 u'lv.' s.^ciirliv, when and what, <.|-1 
 Lorisciitt. icxcciitn, II ,,)ji|, !;,,,,„, , I, . . >• 
 
 •rH'.'Inf'f'.coni' ".^'""'." '"""'>'''""'"">• railing to 
 
 Must file api)i(irai)C". wlicii ami whcro 
 
 ri one <ilos. proceeiilii-s ina.v „ .ontiiiii..,! |,y sur- 
 
 (v. J/.;>.,(/, ,fv.) 
 Akijitratkik .•-(letinltioii of s„lu„;s.;„„ I,, . 
 \\ lio may enter into Miljniis.sioii (o 
 \\liat c|,.e,|s.)|siii,nii>Moii to iiiiist contain - 
 
 Mn-it lie in writiiiLT 
 
 In what cases submission to-- i„ 
 Cannot \)<- feiKl.'pd unl. 
 
 a(;i-r'c - - . . _ . 
 
 Arc iiiailo In notarial lonn - - 
 Executi.m ofextr.i-Judirial --. how ol.taincd - 
 IV. .\rhih;ifn,-<. Stilniiif'siiiii. Ai';ii;l ) 
 Auiii imrous : - wln.n ai„l wl.at matters court mav refer to- 
 (oiirt .v»n I;,.)/// may rcirr case to . . ; 
 Neeil not always be sworn, otherwise -nb|ect to the 
 
 .same rules as experts 
 I'owers of - - ... . 
 
 Mav .leniaml thcii; costs before their report be onene.l 
 !l,','i;,'r.v!i"" -' "-''''"■'' "''-'"'^^' '"'tainci: how 
 
 In mailers rehilin;; (o partition of townshii. lan.ls 
 liel(| 111 cominoii - . . . 1 .. . ..T 
 
 C'asc.s before comniissioners' court niav be reterre.l 
 
 to tliree - how these are named, must be 
 
 svvoin, may Iiear parfes ami witnesses, decision 
 
 oi I wo to be tinal - - - . . 
 
 5»/o»/.s,s/o,, A, ,• -Amveiiiont to abide hv ileci.sloii of -' 
 
 IS called SU!)HllS~inll f,, ,„//„■,, „,/.,; . . . ' 
 
 needs ot submission must state the names of the — - 
 
 .^lust be m writim: - - - 
 
 Duties of - - ' 
 
 Witnesses to be examined by -, Ik, w sworn - - 
 n hen apiioiiitmenl of- inav be revolted - 
 bilecl oi deatli. refusal, withdrawal, or inability to 
 act o( one oi tile - or Mieir failure to au-ree ic - 
 
 IJecn-.lllon o| when .•illou-ed . . . 
 
 rroriT.liii;.;s if third arbitrator be called in . ! 
 
 Award oi — is invalid unless two of three are .-c'repd 
 on each item - - - . ' . •v-.nca 
 
 How awards of— are made - - . . 
 Mow extra-judicial awards of - are enforced - 
 I owers oi court beiore whom a suit is brou-lit to 
 oniorce siicli an .iward of — - . . ". . 
 
 AIUi.\^ :.— Ciiallcii.:,'liis the 
 
 . IV Jiiii/ Tri<il-Cha/l^„>,o.) 
 AI.I.IAR.S; (U ,-,„<,/ r,'i,/.K. How cluinio.l Incases of 
 slierill^ sales -- 
 
 Collocation ofclaims for - - . . 
 AKi{EHT:-()fab<ctiiidina debtor 
 
 NVlKMi and wbciv ( aniiol be made .... 
 
 *\. Crl/)/,.s, lllllirixdiiiiullt.) 
 
 ■ Uris/ 0/ Jii<l;niii.'i,l .■-l<:^r,^^■l „\- ]niivi\t'^iu 
 
 llelay for movlnjf in / 
 
 Notice of iiiniion - - - .... 
 
 When detentliint mav move in — ..." I 
 f.lfecl if L'ranteil - 
 
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 121 
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 124 
 
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 432 
 
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 ARTim.ATK.Ii Ka<|S ( h'liilx.l rtr/iihs) 
 
 'j'lii 
 
 AlMICCI.AIIn.s UK FAr 1 S ; — \V li.lt . rtlnl 
 
 /■l.'.v ll/lfill. ) 
 
 Konii lit 
 
 Di'liiv tor >orvim; 
 
 K\liiliil~ (1. Ill- lilnl will 
 
 \\llfll til 111' IJlcil 
 
 I! 
 
 >■ Wlliilll III, 
 
 Poiiiilty it - t) ■ nut tiled . 
 
 .sts ari' liornc It Cxliiljit.- ho 
 
 nut II lei I with 
 
 Answer-, to -. wlia! to eoiitalii. aii.j time for liliiitf - 
 It not ai|.<wefei| witliiti ilelav, or <lciiiei|, .,r jf 
 i|(i larcil to be uiikiinwii, are lielij in lie provpil - 
 Cohls III proof of tarts tiilsely a->erteit to In- iiiitrin- l 
 or iiiikiinwii. or not inentioneil in — . to be 
 tiixeii inilepeniletithdi issue of suit . I 
 
 I'i'iialty r'lir ailihicini: evidetiee alter ileclarltic tliat 
 none will be liro,i;,'lit, i.roof nr trial inav be nosi- 
 IXiiied in eniiseiillenee ---'... 
 May be dispensed with by lonseiii.and eiiert of sm li 
 
 au'reeiiieiit 
 
 Atier expiration of delay for aii.-werini.' - , trial inav 
 
 be prmei.ded w itii 
 
 If none tiled. iiiMTiptloii raniiot take place till tive 
 
 ila>s after issue. Joitied 
 
 Ft'O on — in superior eoiirt 
 
 On — in elniiit rouri ] 
 
 Stamps in lilini; in S. C. 
 
 ill ('. ('. 
 
 A.ssAci.T AMI r>ArriiRv:-('uiiiiot be tried before commis- 
 
 sioiiei->' court 
 
 AsiSKsf.s.MKMs: -Ajipellate Jurfsdiitioii of circuit loiirf 
 
 over jiidumenis for municipal ----- . 
 
 No aiipt-al lies to queen's bem h from iudi,'nieiits bn- 
 
 scliool or clnircli 
 
 Jurisdii'tiuii for couiuiissioner- I ourt for — 
 No opposition reipiired for - in cases of slierit) "s «ale 
 ASSKJNMKNT Of KK1!0I[;-I)elav for liliii- ; demand of- 
 
 lorei lii^uri., Ac. <v. liii(s,„>-< ni .if,i„„l:\ . 
 AssiiiNMKN'T OK Facts kuk .Fnuv :--Eacli partv niu<i fur- 
 nish. |ud„'e with ' - 
 
 Ma.\' be dispensed with. In coiiseiii .... 
 
 Verdict niiist lie special oil — 
 
 ^'ay lie !.'eneral if none 
 
 If all the facts necessary to be proveil are not con- 
 tained in —, u(.w tri.il nmy be obtalue I 
 ( \-. Jiini Trl'il.) 
 A.ssr.MrsiT:— .Tudj:meiit bv default in actions of - 
 Attaciiment hkfohk .liixiMENT;— M.iv be liad duriiisf lojc 
 
 vacations ? 
 
 Fee on — in S. C. 
 
 Feeon — in 0. C.aiipealablo 
 
 Fee on — in C. (J,, noti-appealablo 
 
 Sinililc ({tidihntriil (arrc/ .siiillili) : \\\ what cas(..s •( 
 
 creilltor may eilect - - - - . . ' '. 
 If claim he for iinli<|iiidatPd damaires iuil,'e"s order 
 
 required '. . . 
 
 Allldavit necessary 
 
 How elfected - ' 
 
 May issue ilurins lon.^' vat atioii 
 
 Tenor of writ 
 
 Amount must be endor.sed on writ - . . . 
 IJy whom, at whose reipiest Issued, and liow tested - 
 
 <'|(.rk Id' circuit 1 oiut ma.s issii 
 
 IIow .sei/nre is elti'cted : nia\ In 
 
 district 
 
 be iiiade in another 
 
 NO. 
 Ml 
 
 VM.t: 
 I2S 
 
 S.VI 
 
 \'.\ 
 
 1 it *pi/ 
 
 :a 
 
 2«I7 
 
 2(l<» 
 
 21(1 
 
 2I.V Is 
 
 :i) 
 
 'Ml 
 
 :;ii 
 .id 1 
 
 21.'i 
 211 
 
 '.1 
 ill 
 
 212 
 21 1 
 
 .',11 
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 .'I.'. .- '.1 
 
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 2l."i Ci 
 217 
 
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 17 
 
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 Liahlltyol plaintirrto an action for (laiimces - - T.'rt 
 
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 eiidorsiil on writ m,, 
 
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 I er.sons against whom -cannot issue - - - Z\l 
 
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 inuyoi coimiiissiouerKivuliDK warrant - - - li', 
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 01 property .' . 7^, 
 
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 217 
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 173 
 
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 Iii.mIi ctiart-'i' 11)1 pt'tiiion - - - . ' . 
 ro.k'cid.. |u,|.,',. may oi.!..,- Iiiiiiioliatc rptiini of writ 
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 J»'-lay tor rci clviiii; liall • - - " . 
 
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 Sori'iics must iii^tiiv iiri'(|uiri'il - . . . 
 
 I'rovi ioiial iliscliuru'f, how obiaiiK'il .... 
 Maliilit.v (It sliiv ill 
 
 Ili.w Kticrii! iiiay tie.' hiiiisi li -..'.' 
 
 >iirctics may arrest ilfli'iidiuit 
 
 But sti.riti not hiPiiM.i to nc"jvr hjm wi lioiit written 
 
 re.|iiisitli.ii. what rel|lli^iril)n mii-t contain - 
 It Mireties tear resistance how arrest niav hi-oMaineii 
 
 I'y tlietii ■ . 
 
 I'Ve on sninLT out 
 
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 ( \si Omissi: — How provlMeil for 
 
 ( Ai >TS OK Action :-\Vhen .evpral - iiiav he |oiii,.,| - 
 
 Must he stated ill writ or ileclaratioii annexed thereto 
 ,, , (y. I'"rtirii/((rs, l>,',liiri(linii ,{;■ ) 
 
 < Kin i^K:~.Judi.'njcni hv deiaiilt on - - - . . 
 ,■,.„.. -^f"''"^'!' rt'.jUired if viirnaiiii,. he denied liv iil.-a 
 
 t KUriilCATK OK DkKAII.T: ' 
 
 Siani|)duty [lavahle o!i - m .. c 
 
 Manip duty pavahle on in c. c. .... 
 
 tKKriKnATK.-Of li'in;,' 01 opposition t.> hidL'inent to he 
 
 uranted by prothonoturv 
 
 <n forerlosiire - - . " 
 
 CKHriKicATK OK H V I'oTii Krs :-lMiisi heretiirneil with writ 
 ot evecution tt^iainst iinmoveaides 
 
 How procured - - - 
 
 VVh.it it must contain 
 
 Koriuof— 
 
 Form If— chmiireil in certain cases, and how - 
 
 J«ot neeiicd in ca.se <d" re-sale for false liiddiii ' - 
 
 Sheriil allowed cost,; of — 
 
 Is /.)7„/r( /•,„./<■ evidence, how it ninv he contested 
 
 AniendiniMit of - disdiarije, of cluliii inentloiied 
 
 therein, how ellecled 
 
 RoKistrar deemed ohicer of the court as rei;urds — - 
 Mow "Miiictioii of claims nuMitioned in — mav he 
 
 liMived - . .■ . 
 
 .Must he lilcil with application for coniirniution of 
 
 title - . - . . 
 
 CEBTioiiVRi: — Kcvision of a ind-imnl h\ -. when ohtain- 
 
 ahle ' . - . . 
 
 Motion to obtain — .' ' 
 
 Service of notice of iiiotion re, mired - - - . 
 
 r.ttect of Midi .service 
 
 To wh'uii imdion for — must he iircsented. opiiosite 
 
 .piirly in.iy appearand maiie ohiection.s 
 KMsrency and formalities of writ -'--.. 
 >er\-ice and re- urn - - . . 
 
 Duty ofpcisons to wliom It is addres-eil 
 I heir li.ihility onlfailinu to loiiipiv .... 
 -Xpnearaiice ot Opposite pari v. inscriplion of hearinu' 
 .liidi,'mrnts iipiiii - . . . . . . . 
 
 }il/ 
 
 No. l'\i,K 
 
 sis 
 
 121 
 
 .1.) 
 
 10 
 
 819 
 
 12.-. 
 
 »2n 
 
 12.-. 
 
 821 
 
 12.'. 
 
 .s22 
 
 12.-. 
 
 s'*", 
 
 1 •'". 
 
 
 
 .■>2I-.-. 
 
 12.')-f. 
 
 .sJI 
 
 1 2.-. 
 
 .S2t") 
 
 I2r. 
 
 
 
 
 
 SJs 
 
 12f. 
 
 -'"1 
 
 1 •»»; 
 
 
 
 -.10 
 
 \-7 
 
 -.;i 
 
 127 
 
 ^.1.1 
 
 127 
 
 ... 
 
 29rt 
 
 M 
 
 11 
 
 21 
 
 1 
 
 ,sii, ;i2-.'5 
 
 11-.^ 
 
 llj 
 
 'f> 
 
 • •• 
 
 X',\ 
 
 .... 
 
 313 
 
 488 
 
 !'<•.} 
 
 137 
 
 21 
 
 ti97-S 
 
 102 
 
 »i',<9 
 
 101' 
 
 700-1-2 
 
 102-1 
 
 .-ill 
 
 103 
 
 70.3 
 
 10.-, 
 
 701 
 
 10.-, 
 
 70;') 
 
 m> 
 
 738 
 
 in 
 
 7:'.9 
 
 111 
 
 740 
 
 111 
 
 711 
 
 III 
 
 \i.',:, 
 
 117 
 
 1220-1 
 
 186 
 
 1222 
 
 l.s»; 
 
 1223 
 
 I.>6 
 
 1221 
 
 l.Sf) 
 
 122:. 
 
 l,sf. 
 
 l22i;-7 
 
 l86 
 
 i22.s 
 
 187 
 
 122'." 
 
 Is7 
 
 ILMn 
 
 ls7 
 
 1 '!*> 1 
 
 
 IJ. d 
 
 1-7 
 
 1232 
 
 1-7 
 
it i 
 
 
 408 INDEX. . 
 
 Ct'.RTliiHAni-' f'"iili„ii, , I 
 
 coMH i^;;.', '•*[';: 
 
 .liKl; iniMil^-. ..II — ii,.| sni,|,.,.| tn apiM'.il >ir rivisinii .|ir, i-Ti 'r., k- 
 
 I'riM iilni. ill otiiir oi-ics Ml - T'''-, L- 
 
 V. C bus (iiiicin Kilt MiiNolclInn wlili S. <'. In 1 1 rliiin 
 
 CKSHION UK flU.NH. (v. .|/,„„./,. ,,„„,,/„/,„•„,„ W//. . -|,'-,n 1- 
 
 ('mm I.KM:K "K ,hH(.|tK:-Ti. till- iUlil\ - - - - . ' "t-- •' 
 
 >lilsi lie III writiiiu - - . .',-' -', 
 
 H<iw .i.M i.l.'.l ''l.,, .'' 
 
 Kiii'i I II v.iji.i ■ : '• .'[ 
 
 i!"v.Tui..,i - : :J;;' .; 
 
 lor mils, . \\.h,, \, Ills in 'ki', iiiiij u lii'ii - - . . 'i^,, 
 
 7'() ^//r /".//v. .■liliir jirliii Ipnl or hi 111!' i.iv.ii- - . •ij'. 
 
 CiniM's lit |iriiici|,Ml ....... :r;'. ■,' 
 
 ToUiclavi.r - :f':' 
 
 I'l-liMipHl hi.u irifd -r-' :'! 
 
 To t!,M i.ivor liMW ih.-d T'- 
 
 Piooi Ml III,- iiia'i.T . r^^^^,\ :'.' 
 
 (V. .Iiirii 'I'liiil, ,liii;ii/<. ,)•(.» • • ■ -■ ■'■> 
 
 <'liAN(iK OK Attohnkys:- CamiMt ht- nimlr wllliMiif leave mI 
 
 I "iirl W M- 
 
 Death, ilieapacil v tMael. nr wiilelra^ al MlatlMiiiev in " 
 a rase lielnvc liearin;; on tlif iieijt.-. causes 
 
 llllliU.v ot all sill scinelil iiiMceeiliimB. ex.'eption . '.(ki •«, 
 
 Notlre* Im !„■ U'lveli l.v attMinev i|es||-Miis mI with. 
 
 .. 'll'<^l'l'^ ■ - - . o„| .,„; 
 
 >M UMthe neiessary In <)|i|pM.siie allMine> il ..lie 
 llllMiliev a<(e|(t, inililie ,;i\hr. is sUsi>e||.|er| ..r 
 
 'HfS • . .,|,„ . 
 
 When a parly (eas.-s to he iepres..nl.M| l.ei.ive lieariiiL' 
 
 "11 the merits, opp.isile parly niiist iiMtitV . . ■,„■> -.i,- 
 
 Kllect, Ml parlies iioliiied lailiii« to appear or appoint 
 
 anotlH" atlMrne.\- . .,^ , 
 
 Attorneys' p.iweis cannot lie lev.pked iiniil he has 
 
 tifen paiiMiis lees anil (1lshnrs..inetits - . ' .„,-, •«! 
 
 Party win. rev..|<es p(.\vers ,,t lils atiornev innst 
 
 appoint anoili,.r.cMnse(|iieiic.-s Ml n..L'lect to .I..SM •vi,; -n 
 
 May take pla.e In appeal - - . . . ,t'. •' 
 ClIAN(;K<*:-!Vfa.le l.y a witness to lii> ,l..p,,sifi..n iinisl he 
 
 Iioteij .„ 
 
 CHARiiK;— Jnilire's - lo |nr,\, ohiec ti..ii lo. erl., I . . ■;;,- .- 
 
 ('iiakueb: OppMsiiiM.i i,, st'cnre (\ . „,,,,„,v,7„„. ,,,■.,,.//„„) . ,;-,;, :',!■ 
 
 Opposition to . .11 ininioveahles nil. lersei/iire- - ciui i..- 
 < iiEis LiKix (v. < 7,;, //,/„,'(...) 
 
 C'hk.wie:— .liiik'iiieiit hv.l.faiilt on - - . . . .,,, ,,,,., , . 
 
 Altldavit required lisicnafiire hp denied hv plea - " "n"-' •"•' 
 CHU'orrmi :— Kxceptimial pr<.\ isims as to sittiiiL's of 
 
 courts in cjistrii-t of ..,-.. 
 
 Appeals I'rotn, where tried ,,rl '•.•,' 
 
 Chief Plack :-or each .listrict OIL.. w.r <'aiiada . . it.-- .I'J- 
 
 Ilnanie he chaiiKeil, i.....iitiim.. - iiii.ler new name ir',1 .1 J 
 CHfRriiE(r:-<iirenif court has ultimate juiisdiciioii in » 
 
 all suits for hiitl.lin..' or repali in^ — parsonuaos • H'"'". ? 2 Kin 
 
 and clinrch yards j II I2 iT.'i 
 
 Jlirisilieiion orcoinniissionei's , ..nrt {..r assesMiieiils 
 
 tor l.uil.liim'. I,. ., 
 
 Fabii()ues and vestries. .f-, how snnim.iiied . - ' i'r, ilC 
 
 Circuit rorRT:-jiin-*'licti(ni of— nltimate and ori'dnal/ '"•''■•-• I'i" 
 
 " I lIKi, 1107 I*:,!.., 
 
 Evocation to - from .■oiiiiiiissioiier- court - - I I"''". ic.ii 
 
 Certiorari to - from conimissioiiers c<uirl . . . !,',!-!« !;*',* 
 
 App. itale iiiris.lii lion ;'. '' 
 
 What suits may t»e evoke.! from — to superior court '" 
 
 how and when to be otliected - - . . ' ,,,.< ,,■, 
 
 Hour of opening '"'{■ j,!;j 
 
I :•:(.■•. 
 
 )'\rfK. 
 
 Ill', l:':ti Mil. i<7 
 
 !:■ 
 
 iii.'rf'i 
 
 
 
 \\ 
 
 Lin 
 
 I'll I 
 
 atifi 
 
 iir>('> 
 
 10.') 
 
 ittui 
 
 II." 
 
 in: 
 
 1112 
 
 II7II 
 
 i( »."):!- J 
 
 i> 
 
 I ''I 
 
 I'lr, 
 
 L'lr, 
 
 ITS 
 
 I I-.. 
 
 3i»; 
 
 IliO 
 
 H2 
 II 
 
 llill 
 
 lIKi, 1107 Ifri-i.t 
 
 111.-, 
 11 '.W 
 
 liiAs; 
 I0,'-,7 
 
 III.'!."* 
 
 Kid 
 
 !•■'! 
 Itll 
 
 Itil 
 
 I.VOKT. 
 
 'Ill' I 1 1 Cm i!T 
 
 '""'(.</. 
 
 II"Mis .jiirlii'.' wh'ih .It'll 
 
 < 'Ttfiiii tnli 
 
 i<i -ii|,. rli.r .•.,1111, III 
 
 lll'l .iHll IT 
 
 •■ •>! < liik of- iniisr III- (,p,.|| 
 
 ' " '■ ' ll.» we I ll^ 
 
 'I |llC(li|lll!,'. .VC, ilpplN t 
 
 I (inmii-^ilnni 
 
 .1' 
 
 if 
 ■ ri !.Tk .It' 
 
 ati'l .it its iiidKi: 
 
 PI 
 
 iiHirf liavi" Ijki' I 
 aci's 111 hnl 'III',', 
 
 '•is,.Vc i.ir rcioivliif altlilavjl'. 
 
 ivv r In 
 
 n >u|ii'r|iir 
 
 IV 
 
 m.v.i 
 
 1 1 till 
 
 400 
 
 •M.K 
 
 ll'l 
 
 I>i'sii.'iiati.iii III . 
 • lists 111 ilislrii I 
 
 iMlir wcro :.ii. il III I 
 .jurH'liiil.iii III I 
 
 I'fliiii.il h.. unvitir lli.iii It ,|, 
 
 II- i-iiiiiii \- - 
 
 May III' hil.i t,v t 
 
 w liril 
 
 iii'c."JS(ir\-. 
 
 ir ,1 .'.,11111 \- 
 iir liiuri' ln.ju'es siiiiil!ta 
 
 1 1 Mil 1-1' 
 IlK'il 
 
 II'MIUSIV 
 
 Onllliaiv |i'iK'|..hi|'f 
 <iiiiiiii.piis hi 
 
 I HI.. 
 
 I'r 
 
 !■; 
 
 iiila'i.l lii'iirli 
 
 Xi( iilli.n III 
 
 uiiii; III 
 
 Noii-a|i|ii'alal.|" .asi-s In 
 
 Clerk <if 
 Whm- li,i 
 
 may issni' capln.s 
 
 ll'/ii illilh/i) 
 
 lnr'^'li.iiiiii In -iilts I'l'twi'ii |. 
 
 ss.irs aiil 
 
 11 
 
 a.s liifisiiicti. 
 
 <'l\ 11, s 
 
 l"UI|s||||, 1,111.1 
 
 .\|)|"';il- iVi'iii jn.l-l 
 ( V , Sii II 
 '.it, ^tiiii,. 
 
 II in all siiii.. liir \\\ 
 
 I i:al i|.'t.'i,t;uii (i| 
 
 ii'IiIn iif 
 
 lAirs:- J{(..'ist 
 
 f'l.AlM;*:- V 
 
 I'l 
 
 riitih 
 ITS iif 
 
 i/;ii<, I'Ifiiiliii,/, /'(•'..,/■ //. 
 A)>ii'"l. >l'-.) 
 
 "I'liiiJ, 
 
 I iiish iiliiiii,) 
 
 IT ii.iyiiii'iit III .Ij-tiihiit 
 
 i-.\i'iiiti'iri 
 
 <'|,|.;HK iiK IIIK. ('ntri ir ( 
 
 l.ialiiliti 
 
 M 
 
 ly i->i|, 
 
 'I - tor I:, I, 
 
 lapiiis 
 
 I'lHT: 
 iri' t .. 
 
 lull "t III. mil's ifvi,.,! |,\. 
 
 I'.iwcrs iiC — . 
 
 Ir.iii--iiill I'l.ciir.l in ii|,|i..ii| 
 
 Cr.ERK UK ( 'ii>1VI.-i-iII)\KI!s'< 
 
 fiir pirtii's - 
 
 CiiKR. I\ y. IMI'!;|sii\>|K»|- . 
 
 I'CnT:- Caiiiiut art as af 
 
 1 1 Hi: 
 
 linil 
 
 |i»,;, 
 H17I 
 |ii>| 
 imi:; 
 
 s|ll.| 
 
 llii.-> 
 
 1 1117 
 IIIJ 
 
 .,111 
 
 II.M 
 -III I 
 
 |i'« 
 ii-.r. 
 
 ii'.'.i 
 
 IAS 
 
 ll'l 
 
 i7i; 
 
 • 'iii.i i.si.iN : 
 
 IN. liii/irisniniHiif, r.(/i/,(x. 1 
 
 iL'i'o !.■) 1 -(-.-) 
 "1 '■' "'■'/. 117 
 
 St.'iti'ini'iil 
 
 MiMs ,ic .|aiii,i 
 
 In- 
 
 Ill court vi 
 
 III I" lil.'ii ill snit.sf.iriliiiiiaKi'liy — 
 
 Cm. I 
 
 'il \ i. r-ailiiiirall\ 
 
 I '■-ailiiiiraliy 
 in court 
 
 irArio.Vi-Onl 
 
 < il'cr. 'Wii 
 
 (»f llWIIlT 
 
 IT III 
 
 Illct'Tl'Illc 
 
 'Itliiii'.', lent I 
 
 il'lmlicial I'.ists 
 
 Ofcirtaiii |iiivili".'cil cl.iii 
 
 '■a 111, plciircii .ir M»,|..|i 
 
 Of the iiioiif 
 
 .\s l.'vi.'il 11)11111 
 
 iiiinidvcalilcs 
 
 CoMMENl'KMI'-NT up | 
 
 Allsw.-rs 
 
 (v F,.n riitiim mill (iiUniiiti'on.) 
 
 iiiif I.N NVbitimi ul,' /ii-'-iii; i„i)- ,'cri/) 
 
 I'l 111 
 I'l 17 II 
 
 lill.S- ■! 
 
 .■,|ll 
 
 •I I't s,y. 
 
 R 
 ivcii II 
 
 be ii^i'.l as 
 COMMKRl lAI. I'M'I'RS 
 
 > party cNamincl a.s wit 
 
 may 
 
 Co .MM 
 
 Com 
 
 -Arc lialilc t 
 
 II .seizure 
 
 i.ss.\ii;i: KvyrirKiR:— (V. I'mm) 
 Mi.sstiiNKiis' C.M nrs:- IIi,\v an.) where liel.l. (I.i-isioii 
 
 I'ovv 
 
 to be ;ieciir.|iiii; tneijii ty ami ^' 
 
 ers (or |<i 
 
 eo.j c.insilcllce 
 
 •piii.u onler ami ent'iinin- impjuients 
 
 Reensatiiiii nj 
 .luris'lii tii.n 
 
 'liimissiniKrs wliere i], .i.i.. 
 
 lis 
 
 2.M 
 
 I l.si 
 
 I'l.l 
 
 IMS 
 
 .s| 
 
 1S1 
 
 |s( 
 
 l-l-:: 
 
 May '.T.i 
 
 Attai'liiiieii 
 
 111 wliat .•rtactmi.'iits ami vvh 
 
 Mi 
 
 u ithin IHilays. Ik 
 
 liv 
 
 ell 
 must lie iiia. 
 
 I Is- -',1,1 I '.111 lyv; 
 
 e ri'lnriialili' 
 
 Dula 
 
 nors over i.iiiii.... 
 
 Tf'ii 
 
 ys on ..iiiiiii,.»ii- 
 
 >\\ i'.\i,'.illei| lieyoliil il'strli t 
 ina.\- Nile f.ir waL'cs in — 
 
 Wl 
 
 or ami inntents i,f siinini'.ns 
 II may serve 
 
 I I'll 
 11 '.C 
 
 ll'.M 
 
 ion c ises may lie evoke<l ti 
 
 Any Improbatio'n to have efli'ct 
 
 I circuit lourt 
 of evocation 
 
 (I'll)-. 
 
 1-L' 
 
 I -.". 
 
 ls:{ 
 ls,< 
 
 IsH 
 
1 
 
 1 
 
 i 
 
 410 
 
 Traiisiiit>-I 
 tor t'Dst 
 
 .''' 
 
 Kili'i 1 (i| >'v 
 
 I] riU^ 
 
 Who iiiav : 
 
 ^^^B 
 
 J [Niiiiltv (nr 
 
 ^^^B 
 
 i O.Tkof<'OI 
 
 H^Hh 
 
 , NS'fii'ri cii^c 
 
 CTBg 
 
 KcCcriiii .■ t 
 
 HS^B 
 
 Ctiscs to he 
 
 ^^B i 
 
 Wliaf tr>-li 
 
 ^^H 
 
 1 WllnOHS 
 
 H^B 
 
 j < 'oMit iniiy ( 
 ' • 'oiirr iiia> i 
 
 M^H ' 
 
 ij 
 
 1 
 
 Kxcciitloii 1 
 Opposition 
 Ki'cs oi cli'i- 
 .lil(lk;tiiiMits 
 ('tin nH iliirl 
 
 it 
 
 ^kB 
 
 CoMMissioNLit- : 
 
 CllOM'll ( 
 
 W^ 
 
 For tatcliii.' ) 
 
 how api 
 
 
 Ifnvi' Iil<(' pi 
 
 
 Miiy ;.'riint v 
 
 ^uk K 
 
 : Have like pi 
 
 MB 
 
 ] F.iralllxin« 
 
 
 j; Q>' /III Siiixrinr 
 
 B ! 
 
 CoM^tis.sio.Ns:- Fi 
 
 olitililli'il 
 
 ^^^B 
 
 1 iinailii 
 
 ^^H 1 
 
 Wht'ii appli 
 
 I^H R 
 
 ami dcfi' 
 
 ^^H E 
 
 IIdw (.■oiiiinl 
 
 ^^B P 
 
 Court Of Jill 
 
 fl^B r 
 
 will) Illl|> 
 
 ^^B r< 
 
 1 Aiitliority to 
 1 Iiistriictioiis 
 
 ^^H 
 
 ^^H 
 
 1 Ui'tnin of - 
 
 1 liow Olll'l 
 
 ^^B 
 
 ^^^R 
 
 ;■ Partii's appl\ 
 
 fl^B 
 
 Failiiri' to it 
 
 ^^B 
 
 ' thi'Siiit, 
 
 ^^1 
 
 When olilaii 
 
 ^^B 
 
 Fi'Os on suki 
 
 H^^K 
 
 1 Foi's on snii) 
 
 Isfls 
 
 Ffi's 'o conn 
 
 <|iH| 
 
 Fees to I oiiu 
 
 i.t'iti 
 
 Commissions is C. 
 
 IhBI 
 
 itc. may 
 
 hB 
 
 Oil I'Xi'clltioi 
 
 1 t 
 
 Commissions Ivooa 
 
 fiiiii III' ir 
 
 ^^B 
 
 CoMMlMl'Ario.N:- 
 
 ^^B 
 
 niinuii's 1 
 
 ^H 
 
 ( V. 
 
 HI 
 
 Cum MUNI IV : - Wii 
 
 ^^B 
 
 ri'iioiiiuo 
 
 
 Attai'lmienl 
 
 
 « III' may 
 
 IBa 
 
 Iiivi'iiloiy 111' 
 
 ss 
 
 aiiil lakf 
 
 1 
 
 CoMfANv:— Joint > 
 Foii'iKit - III 
 
 ^^B 
 
 Mfizuit' ol'slii 
 
 H 
 
 
 ^H 
 
 
 1 
 
 y 
 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 CoUIl'IS- i I'l.iihiili'il. , 
 
 on olri'ionj Incu-coi cvoi alion, -ii riiiiiy 
 s ri'ijiiiriMl, iti.Tt of lalluri' to kIvc siTiirltv 
 
 ociiiloii 
 
 lit as attniiii'v tn't'orf 
 
 actlnu' as ailoiins- liit'ori- - withi)iil rli.'l)t 
 irt I aiiiiot art as attoriii y - . - . 
 may III' hiar 1 on irtiini -lay • - 
 o arlillratoi's --..... 
 
 trii'il siiintiiaril\- 
 
 imony Is '-iillliii'tii. who lantioi he a 
 
 compi'l utti'iulanrc o wltiit'sscs 
 
 r'';;iilali' co^ts 
 
 )(■ luilu'iiii'iit, ami losts 111, I'ciii . 
 
 In' 
 
 k, l.aiMtls, A 
 
 of— iiia.v 111- ri'\'lsi'il tj\- ,i/7/ii/-(0'/ 
 
 11'.' |on^' varatloii 
 
 -Forlhf I'xaiiiinatjon ot witiirssps, Jiow 
 
 (V. ('llll(lllis!<il)llS, (t'C.I - - . . . 
 
 1(11 lavlts to he iim'iI In thi- siipi'rloii'.iui, 
 mi'itril - . - .... 
 
 iiwrr In rlrriilt roiitt 
 
 i-airaiits ot arri'st aijil altailinii'tit - 
 
 iwcrs In <'lrciilt roiirt 
 
 sraU o?i '111' pr'.pi'i'lv o)' a siii'c'i'^>lon 
 
 r Ciiih'f :-'Jh M nil Ion of - - - - 
 
 or th>MM!tiii;iation of wiiiu'sscs, may hi- 
 
 ' i> 'hx! witiii'sst's rj'siili' out of Lower 
 
 V it 'll>.'aiu.'e 
 
 rattoii n.' - is to he inaih' hv plaintiir 
 
 No. I'AT.K 
 
 l-IO-l 
 
 1H.1 
 
 iLiii; 
 
 1«» 
 
 IL"':; 
 
 ls| 
 
 KIM 
 
 1H» 
 
 i:ii.-, 
 
 ISl 
 
 i:ii»> 
 
 I'l 
 
 iLt'T 
 
 1^1 
 
 ILI'S 
 
 I>1 
 
 rjii',' 
 
 ISl 
 
 IL'IO 
 
 l'<l 
 
 I'.Ml 
 
 Is.-, 
 
 VJVJ 
 
 is.^ 
 
 i:'i;!-( 
 
 l.<.'> 
 
 121.-. 
 
 Is'. 
 
 i:i:t» 
 
 Istl 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 ."Vf.) 
 
 1.". 
 
 ."ill 
 
 I'l 
 
 lOtVl 
 
 l>'.2 
 
 ■^i:.', ML' 
 
 1 :':)-'.! 
 
 IIM'iO 
 
 177 
 
 iL'Mi.y M,/ 
 
 l'.«'i 
 
 ."/C 
 
 I.'! 
 
 iiilanl n 
 
 ■l'tlVI'l.\- 
 
 IssioniTs ar clioscn 
 
 lu'i' to li\ til 
 
 t' miiiilii'r of (•oiiimis-ioinr^ 
 
 St hi' prt'si'iit to CM'iutt 
 ) he v'i veil to swi'ar wiliR'sst's - 
 .sif,MU"i hy Jiiili,'!' must aii'om|)atiy - 
 , what to r iiitain, mu>t he iimler seal, I 
 
 lie I ]■ 
 
 .\ ini; for - iinist see alter exeiution 
 ■turn — will not prevent proeeeiliiig in 
 In eerta'n cases 
 
 lah 
 
 in hir.\ trials 
 ill S. ('. - 
 
 i; out 
 
 K out - in ('. C. - 
 nis::aires eiiiiueteurs in S. (' 
 mis aires einpioieius in <'. (' 
 
 V. A 
 
 - to take bail, examiiip witiie: 
 
 issue from cniirt of vice ailmiraltv 
 I of sureties must liistify 
 
 A'rolltKS (v. ('tiilllllisaidlis I'nr tin- l'.r(liilill((- 
 ■ilili'SSi'n) --.... 
 
 -Votaries .'ire hoiiiiil to ltIvi 
 to parties interesleil - 
 
 their 
 
 fll"))!'!'/!, 
 
 !/■ Doilllll, „/v.) 
 
 I' who sues for separation iiia\ accept or 
 
 a^'aiiisl III iveahle iiroperty of—, wlicii 
 ileinaiul : how elfecteil .' - . . 
 - ,ilissolviil \)\', call, w honia'.- ileinaml 
 
 part ill 
 
 stock —, service upon - - ' - 
 
 ow suniniiineil 
 
 ares ill joint-stock or oilier— - 
 
 :!iis 
 
 i:'. 
 
 ,",o<» 
 
 1.". 
 
 :',io 
 
 i". 
 
 :'>ii 
 
 i.'i 
 
 ;;i2 
 
 c; 
 
 ;;!.■? 
 
 1."'. 
 
 xLvm 
 
 1.'I9 
 
 ;ii 1, :, 
 
 i;; 
 
 .•'.If. 
 
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 Til Siihslifutiiiiis .--)li)w apiioiiited (v. Tn/'ir) 
 
 Til illiiUllliilliil llliilll'lljl (ci>x(i)i/v ilr ll'li'ilx) - . . 
 
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 Mll'ctS ot SUl.'-i liy _ . . . 
 
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 ■' PN'^'fo'T.'";"""' '"'''" ''>• -"'"■<'■'•'■ artiiij : : 
 
 \V „ n , l"'r ""■" '"*""•" '" ""■''• '|iiallli,.s . . 
 
 All luilirmfiits for — must li.|ui(latc 
 
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 (.'osts in suits for— how taxt'd" -."'"" 
 tiipiiis on ,lalin for iinli.iuldatfMl - . ' ' 
 
 Simple altachincnt on claim f'lr nnli,|UMlate.i - '. 
 ( ondnslons ,or- for ill,.,,, „,.t.nt,ln, of township 
 
 '"ju'io. 0^;:;.:;:^ ''/ ^'^'"^^•'^ '"^'>- •- »"-■ .;ior.: 
 
 Witn,.ss tiiiliiiK to appear niav I,.. Hal,!,. Cor . ". [ 
 .\itioii ot-avumst pnhlic fnnciii.-iaiv . 
 
 hJKh ;;as' ^' 'V- J^'":'^'": or assanlt on the 
 
 Uy eollision -....._ f 
 
 Part.v niu.st .iPi-osit a seal.^i .statement of particulirs 
 
 DKAK-MriKSi-Who .an r..a,l and whte.mav be witness..s" 
 
 liow their evidence is to he takl'U - .'^""'^^=" '^• 
 
 ''"' are'mi'll''''"? '''":' ■'^"."■■'<>^'y'-'"t_ to - orattorne.; 
 
 Of attorney need not be notii'ie,| t"„ „pp :,s,te nartv '. 
 
 vf^Mm.,:!'' "^""■'l:'^- :"'"!"• '^''y '"Hmi'ilT'ul- 
 
 Of parties in appeal -.."'"''' 
 
 H'-^'istersof- (V. /,',v„.s7r)-.v.) ..."'" 
 
 Debknti iiK,s:-.\re liable to sei/.iiru - - " " 
 
 DECi.soitv (>.vrn:-Wiie., and b,v whom it mav he" tendered" 
 
 Service of rule tor -..".."'" 
 
 Ktrect of default or refusal to an.swer - I ' " 
 
 Mow a o.rporation answers - . . 
 
 Tjelerence back t(, opp,,-i|,.p.|,tv . . . " ' 
 
 imde,'' '"hy ?,"";! "'"i\ "/-der part ,• to be e.Kamined 
 iiiuiei - in another district - - . . . 
 
 Declaration :~Mu.st state cause of act i„n - . . f 
 
 description of object of demand in - . . ^ 
 Ma.v bo amended 
 
 Fee on amending — ill !S (!..'"" 
 Fee on amending - !n CO.. 
 
 p"\'-'f,V'P.^ ^'' ''•''■( '>f'leniaiide. howreme,lied ^ '. 
 M)nclii.sluus iiKiv be rc.luced but not augmented 
 On evocation of cause, „ew - niav he til". - vv 
 
 nformalities ill- how pliMde,! - 
 It cop.v served be Incorrect - . . 
 Waiver of informalities - . . . ^ ' " 
 
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 DiiiiiiiiPi- ii ruc,t> ;iIIi>:;im| i|>, nui ?,'ivc riv t,, riu'lii of 
 aiii'iii 
 
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 pi't' on I'MPH copio i>f - ill ('. ('. 
 
 In nialliTsot'caiiiiistiowaiKl wlicii (i)|i\ mny he MTVt'ii 
 <ll' iihiiiiilniiniiiil til /ii-ii/iirlii (V. (ili(niiliiuiii' ii/) 
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 How inailf \i\ ( iiriiiiia'ion In cases cii fxeciiiion 
 
 iiiatlacliiiient hcCore Indu- 
 
 lliellt - . 
 
 M'liai it iiiiisl coiiiaiii 
 
 ('ollle^lal inn iliereoi In cax',- of M.'i/iire In execntloii 
 
 Contestation there. .| in ( a-e,> o|' alf.ichineni i.rlore 
 
 JudKnielll 
 
 (V. Ciiniisliii .) 
 
 DkcI.INAIOKY KxrKPIioN.s (V. /•;,..-////<,„>. I .... 
 
 Dkckki;: Inteiloi iitor> in (!. \ . A. 
 
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 l>Kr,i):(>l hait;alii an.l sale, I'oinis of— before wltn(•^st■s - 
 
 li.v way of iiiortjiau'e before witnt'Sbt's .... 
 
 Of -ill (oneioii>; ////re ( i((.\ 
 
 Dki-aii.t: T» be cnteriil auaill^t i|ef,.|Hlanl faillnjf to I 
 ■M'pear - . . j- 
 
 ; lamp duly on ei I'tiliiate 111 S- C. 
 
 Stamp dut\ (111 cerlilieale oi <; (', - . . . 
 
 Etieel "I ' 
 
 Iteliel tVolll 
 
 Aiiiilieation for relief 
 
 A\"hcii Judirnienf luav he I'eiideri'd on - - - - 
 /A7/n III not -appealable cases rettiriiable in term 
 
 Ol piainlilll'alllni; to return writ 
 
 To aii'W er to./>o7.v ,v ,oV/e/,.v 
 
 .Iitil','ment reoilered by-auaiii-.| abs;-ntce ( aniioi he 
 
 eXfL-nted within a \ear 
 
 Ill suits between I. ssors and lessees .... 
 (V. Jlllliliiii III 1,1/ ilf/'illllt.) 
 
 Of pjther party to aiipear at iiirv trial - - - . 
 
 Of either par.y to appear uln'ii case Is called in coiirf 
 ol (,». I!. 
 
 Proci'idiim hv - in court of vice-adiiilralt\ 
 DkkeNck ;- It deteiidants sever in — liow ((ist> arc taxed - 
 Rekkm)\m .— Where Miniiiione,| III personal inaltei- 
 
 ^\■here in Sims lor separation 
 
 AVliere, if piihlic ollici'r, ill suit for dama^ri's 
 
 Mliere ill real or mixed actions 
 
 Wher> siiininoned, If several, roidina In dlilerent 
 .jurlidlctlons 
 
 Where in iiialters of sui cession 
 
 \Vliereiiiacti..n.sof warranty and cool in nance of, iiiils 
 
 vVhelv if sole Ind-r .,|i||strlct he recused - 
 
 Where several writs must Issue 
 
 Description ot, ill Mill ol suinmons - - - . 
 
 How deNcriheij in suits on prnmi-sorv loiirs, etc. 
 
 Si'rvlci' oil — , how ellcet'Ml ( v. N /■/■/..•.) . . - 
 
 Siirreiiiler of - b\ bail, how made 
 
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 I>i-;fk\sf At roMis i;n niinir ; ( v, Ihuuu-fui-.) 
 ni-:r.Aissi:Mi;>"r: ■ (v. N(o'/-ei)r/. ,-. i 
 
 I>Ei.Avs: How reckoned ill proceilure - - - - | 
 Da.v ofservice, nor terminal cia\- not coitntid in - •! 
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 < >ll aii'-WrriliL; - - . . 
 
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 To scrvi' artii III iiion oi I'.i,!, . . . " " ' 
 To an-u-rr arllrnlati..ii .iiracis -.."'" 
 
 • In noti.-.' of insiriptioti for hciriii" 
 l/oiii; vacation, luuv recK-otioij jn — 
 
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 locoiitfsi ropnrt of .llstriliiitidii . . . ' 
 
 To contest ilcclaiatioiiof jtarnisli,.,. ,v. a„,;,iln. . \ 
 On siininioris in circiiji , ,,iirl 
 On pliMilin','s III circiiii roiirl --..'" 
 
 Hor ijnii-in^' procc,. dines ill error or anpcnl 
 I'* lilc n-asoiH of appeal - . . . . 
 
 To answer rca-on- oiapipc.il --.'.'" 
 
 If tor iiialilii!; inv,.niory aiel .leiiherariiii; have iH»t 
 
 oxpire, ,|eien,|aiit may stav suit hZ /iiat rV 
 
 exception - - - . . oii.iuir.i 
 
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 J»K.MAN-„:--,|,-,,/,„,. PhiintliTniay make - lu-foroansweriii- 
 
 DreliiniiiarveN.ertion - . . •'"■"'rin. 
 
 When — may he made riirct 
 
 None necessary in iioii-api.ealalile ra-.>< . 
 
 Ill ri'iisfitix 111 iipiiiiil - - - . . 
 
 •"■answers to reasons of aiipi'Ml - ^ ." ' " 
 
 r)EMANnK:-l'arlic,iiars of-m„st I, sclose,| |,v .le-)' 
 
 claration - . | 
 
 SupiilenifMilaiy- If priiicipnl be lusiifHcieiit - / 
 
 °^ how\na'h''''-''' ^'''''''/'''-^-if^' '"' principal suit', 
 
 Uf.Mi liHKR:— 111 what cases plea,|,.,j . . . 
 
 Jirouii.jsnf- iiiiisl heassisrn,.,! at liliii-lnS C 
 t.roiin. s o ~ must he Hssi,-iie,| at lilin- in C, (' 
 
 ^^'"'' "1 ciiTuIl, court.. 'ase i„av he inscrihe.l at 
 
 .-anu'iiiiic lor proof and lieariii- ... 
 
 To writ ot appeal - - . . 
 
 BKXiAi,:-Of ^.main si^natiiros must \,e accompanied hy 
 
 JJr.i'osiT:-Necessary hefore liliii- prelimina'rv i.j'pa.s "- - 
 Aiiionnt ol - with prelimiiiarv pleas in S. C 
 ihfio 111 I.e. - . . . ' _ . 
 
 Of amount which detendani acknowiedues'to owe " 
 May he reiiutred hy experts, arhitrators, Ao 
 When and what - mav he re, mired from i,i.|.!,r .1 
 slieritis sail ■ . . '_''•' •" 
 
 v,P''\^ .-.I'/'.'', rti'Pf'sit may hp dispensed with' 
 
 J.llei't ll hi,|,|er tail t,, iiiak 
 
 Must he ivtiirne,) ininie,|iaf,.ly after sale to evevv 
 I'lil'h'r hill the pufchas,'!' . . ^ 
 
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 .liiili,'!' iiiii\ 111' ri i|iilri'il Id tiiki' — liinisi'll - 
 
 llow so lakiii - 
 
 May lie tnkiii allciiL;lli, iin.Miow - - . . 
 
 What must coniain 
 
 tini'stlons to 111' w iitrii ai li'ii,'ih in - wlirii parties 
 
 illsaurc 
 
 Oliji'i lions to lip in^c'ite. Mil IkiiIv ol' . . . . 
 
 <'oll('lUsionH III - . - 
 
 (V, Kriili itif, PiO'il, If/Vi/'.vv.) 
 MKitri.H T f'AsKs: In court "I vice a.imiialty 
 I>KRMKii Kvrii'i;rK:-llas a rlf.'lit to make altaehnient 
 
 lielori' jiiiluMiiint 
 
 pKsi Kii'iioN : Oldbieii ,i|' (lemaml ill writ or ileilaralloii 
 
 |)KSISl'KMK.Vr ;— ( V. /'/X-n,,/)!/)/,,)/., 1 
 
 DktkntiiA; ,Snlt> III cast sol iiieL^nl - .it lands lield in free 
 
 and I oiiiiiion son a;,'!' 
 
 KlKKKUKMKS :— In text ()t"eo<l< 
 
 l»II.VI'()ln KXi'KI'IIONS:— I V. K.rr.pti.iiis) . . . . 
 
 Disavow Al.:~<iroiiiids lor 
 
 When — may 1,'ike |ilare 
 
 Must lir' niadi' li> party hliiiseli or his specially 
 oinpowered attorney 
 
 Ifow iiiiide . . ' . . .... 
 
 I'roeeedinKf npon 
 
 Kileet ol — ir maintained 
 
 May take paee in appeal 
 
 UisriiM!i;i', :— Form ofeertilleate of 
 
 Of garnishee 
 
 Of delitor imprisoned 
 
 From an I'si.niiilor capias (v. r'((/i/V(.>'.)- 
 
 Kroin llypolliecs 
 
 From advisement, liow eiieefed In i|Uoen"s lieiich 
 
 Discontinianck:- When allowable 
 
 llow eitectt'd, must be served 
 
 ItMellect 
 
 I'arty who has eifected must pav costs before be^iin- 
 
 iiiiiK'aKaiii 
 
 In appeal 
 
 Stamp iluty on — in S. C!. 
 
 Stamp duty on — in ('. (\ appealable .... 
 Stamp duty on — In ('.(' non-appealable - 
 Discission :— Stay of suit when defendant has aright to 
 
 demand . 
 
 KuIps f,'overnii :.:,' exc,e)ition of 
 
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 N'otice necessarr alter ludunienl - 1 . . 
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 Of motleys levied upon immovealiles .... 
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 ilclcndunt lia.s none - . . _ . " '« m 
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 must he pcrsimai - . . . 
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 eilect of default 111 CO. - . •_""'".■<'■■''' r. I 
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 etlect of default in Q. B. - - . r'J^i-'iPr, ^ 
 
 ''ottl'T ''-""'■'' '" "'•'»"'''■■'"'■ <-'^t'cution is at .sheriff's 
 Oppositions to sale of moveables must contain electioii 
 
 Opiiositions for i)ayment must eontain'el.^ction of - 
 tleetlon of— in appealaldr cases in - 
 In execullon against moveahles l.aiiit) 'must elect 
 for Judgment creditor «- - . . ' 
 
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 trial III ly be postp.ini'd - . -" . . 
 
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 poiiiis i,|- law, ' . 
 
 'iMU'oc liiiL's aireitiiii; eoriioraliotis - - . . 
 
 ttr will, e.,>e.> beiore experts, how taken 
 
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 lore 
 
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 on — In C. C. (nppealahle) 
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 III I I'll lll/tdllM (v. \y rU </ I'llHUfHHiotl) 
 
 hi persminl mliuiix . — Delay I'or — , exeeptlon In certain 
 cases i 
 
 Delay Coi — , In cases of atlachinentaKuliist ahsenteo; 
 exceptloii In liivor of raftsmen - . . . 
 
 What pmiierty credifor may seize .... 
 
 Dlirerent means of — may lieslmiiltaiieouslva<l<ipted, 
 order ot proceedliiK when nioveahles" and Im- 
 moveahles hoth Hel/od, exce'ptlons 
 Sfi.^.iirr I,/ iiiiiri iililr.i : - III >v ellectecj, tenor ninl return 
 of writ ; If no moveable property, to whom writ 
 may he addressed: iiientk)ii must be made of 
 any portion of claim paid : when property to b(^ 
 seized Is at more than nine miles, partv mav 
 reiinire sherltrto employ ballltt of locality" - 
 
 May be made In any district - - . . . . 
 
 What things are exempt from seizure - - - | 
 
 Seizure is established by Inventory (/,r<irt'n virlml) - 
 What Inventory must contain - - - . . 
 Seizure of rcKlstered vessel of llfteen tons - 
 
 Appointment of guardian 
 
 Diventory to Ix in triplicate, to whom copies irlven 
 
 how sl^iiied 
 
 Of the «narillan and depositary 
 
 I'roceedinijs to have ellects seized in country parts 
 
 removed to iieart'st town for sale - - " . 
 
 Seizure of current money 
 
 Deiienturcs, notes, bank" shares, &c., may be seized - 
 How seizure of shares is elfected 
 
 Sherlif may demand advance for safe keeping - { 
 
 Proceedings if debtor be absent, or refuse to open 
 doors, itc - - - - . . . . . 
 Notice of sale to debtor and Kuardian .... 
 Publication of sale, where and how made - 
 Publication <d" sale in Quebec and Slontreal, costs of 
 
 advertisement 
 
 Hours during which seizures may be made 
 (Januot lie made on Sundays or holidays - 
 Exception in case of tVaudulent removal - 
 Uowsale Iseliected Incase of seizure before judgment 
 .Second seizure m hands of guardian - - ". . 
 Second seizing creditor may sell If first do not - 
 Alias writ cainiot he obtained unless llrst Is accounted 
 for 
 
 No. unr. 
 UtDf, I. ',4 
 
 ii.To i:.T 
 
 .'>if. 
 
 '.47 
 127 
 
 ,')4»-.'>4t 
 
 r>r>2 
 
 .'..')« 
 
 211 
 
 :'<)7 
 .tlu 
 ;«() 
 
 .•»47 
 
 77 
 77 
 
 78 
 
 ...Vi 
 
 78 
 
 1(181 
 
 lf.6 
 
 ,V.6-7 -,•< 
 
 7;t 
 
 f>2« 
 
 w 
 
 .Vi'.t 
 
 79 
 
 :>&) 
 
 79 
 
 VA) i .3 
 
 (1 
 
 .VV) 
 
 m 
 
 .Vd, .170 
 
 80-1 
 
 M'> 
 
 ,S0 
 
 :a\\', 
 
 81 
 
 .Oct 
 
 81 
 
 m:, 
 
 81 
 
 .Wh.7 
 
 81 
 
 .'■>r.H 
 
 81 
 
 m-s 
 
 l.V» 
 
 :m 
 
 81 
 
 571 
 
 82 
 
 .'572 
 
 82 
 
 r.7.3 
 
 82 
 
 .'>7-J 
 
 82 
 
 57.-. 
 
 82 
 
 574-.'i 
 
 82 
 
 .'.Tf, 
 
 82 
 
 577 
 
 83 
 
 .578 
 
 8:5 
 
 579 
 
 83 
 
N(i. 
 
 PAfir. 
 
 KNKi 
 ll.ill 
 
 IM 
 173 
 
 7;« 
 
 ■il'. 
 
 :«-. 
 
 .'.Ifi 
 
 7i'i 
 
 .'.47 
 
 1 1 
 
 MS 
 
 77 
 
 1:7 
 
 111 
 336 
 
 77 
 
 .V.l 
 
 77 
 
 r.-.2 
 
 77 
 
 76 
 
 7H 
 
 •.,v. 
 
 78 
 
 MMI 
 
 lt'>6 
 
 '..'.6-7 -8 
 
 7'.t 
 
 r.28 
 
 W 
 
 :..'.',• 
 
 79 
 
 .'Kid 
 
 79 
 
 V.0 j} 3 
 
 (1 
 
 .Vrf) 
 
 m 
 
 .fil, STO 
 
 80. 1 
 
 r.f.2 
 
 so 
 
 .v.;5 
 
 81 
 
 .v.l 
 
 81 
 
 .'.f,:. 
 
 81 
 
 .'•.(•.(.-7 
 
 81 
 
 .'-.r.s 
 
 81 
 
 847-,S 
 
 130 
 
 .'■.(lit 
 
 81 
 
 571 
 
 82 
 
 .'■.72 
 
 82 
 
 .'i7f. 
 
 .H2 
 
 .177 
 
 83 
 
 .178 
 
 8;} 
 
 ;.79 
 
 83 
 
 r.NKKX. 
 
 K*»,ci rroN (!oMi'i M„R^ if,,,,/,,,,,.,,, 1 
 
 Opposlllonst,. --. ,v. »,;,,,„„7,„„ '. . . 
 
 Sill"..| iii.,vi.rtl,l,.sA-. s,/,, -^ - 
 
 y'u//»...„^ ,„„^^./,•,^„^„„ ,,, ,„„„,,^, /,.,,.„,; • • - 
 
 "'•;'l'P";-'lli'"l. IM.IV („• |.„|,| 1,^ >(„.r ,1 t„ ,.r,.,||.nr 
 
 '.M.i.M.w "'-•^•':"'.7-"_t..r..,..u.t 1...'...;',,;,, „, 
 
 < iiiliiis, h.iw iiiinlc ...'""■• 
 OnliT<.ri|Ktrll)iiil..ii . 
 
 !;fS;;:r;S;;^f;S)i^™"'": • ■ ■ ■ 
 
 ;'•s.l"!^°.:;T,'^,.;!...ll'J3 i;'' '•;-"'• .*■■'«■■■•>■■." 
 
 r^jrrrii/ioii iiiniii liiimni',;,l,l,,t — A,,.i. "*; '^ '.""'.) 
 
 ^, I.-, .na'i... wh,'.", ;;;.'tx:.„;^.,'^''""^' ^r'""" ""■>• ^•"" 
 
 CN.nsiinitcd rents - . ' . " " ■ 
 
 Jlowfilt'.t.'.l. i„riiiai|i|,..sof writ -".'"■■ 
 
 Mliiiitf.s ..f -lel/.tirc 
 
 D'.tiiicii,. oCsclzliiKi.artv .''*■* 
 
 Iluli> 111 ctt.se of. Mccond seizure - . ' " " 
 Alk|imtlon by dehtordurliiK seizure - -" ' ' 
 
 ^ f;?^Jl?^5 :;r;i/l^;!;- ::!;t!r '-•«"- "-.-'; 
 
 Biddiiiij (1,1,1 tiale :- How and where bids In uritin,, 
 
 Hffldavu'' " "■'■"""'■ ""'•'' ''^' accompaniod l,v 
 ''"'^o^^'c^:;:^/}!^- ^•^'i"'-' '^''"' »^'-''' n.aklnK " 
 Sherm nnist endorse date of tiling and return Into 
 SherHnnust furnl.sl. list of such l,i,is tootUcermakinK 
 
 How and when |.ro|)ert\ 
 
 Qil 
 
 1,02 
 
 nuvyan.i wnen |.roi.erty i- jan ui. 
 Bi.lil.'r tniist Kive his ii.iin... *,' 
 
 <'il.il<.fbids - ■ ■ ■• 
 
 jy hat conditions of sal 
 
 !!li!HJt<'« Of !,j 
 
 423 
 
 No. 
 
 fAOK 
 
 ''■■^Irl,,,/ 
 
 «;i 
 
 >y .1 H.y 
 
 •1 
 
 Debt 
 
 or. Ac. 
 
 Bids by proxy 
 
 e must ux|,i-i,ss 
 cannot become dmicIimsi 
 
 r '.!■ bid 
 
 f.7l 
 ♦'.7,', 
 f.7f, 
 077 
 
 8.". 
 
 M.\ 
 
 S.I 
 
 1,111 
 
 Vi 
 
 t'llll', 
 
 Mi 
 
 ('i<ll, 
 
 .Mi 
 
 '■.^'7, ( 1 1 
 
 >(i.7 
 
 ^7 
 
 tiln 
 
 ."7 
 
 f.l2.rv.,/ 
 
 S7 
 
 <i,12 
 
 !l| 
 
 •i.l2 
 
 ■Jl 
 
 •■..IJ 
 
 91 
 
 «.■« 
 
 91 
 
 (VII 
 
 91 
 
 tl.'l', 
 
 91 
 
 ivii; 
 
 91 
 
 ft.!T 
 
 92 
 
 ti.i-« 
 
 92 
 
 •i.'!".. 
 
 92 
 
 tilO 
 
 92 
 
 '■IL'-:; 
 
 92 
 
 'ill 
 
 9;! 
 
 fil.-, 
 
 9.1 
 
 li i.i 
 
 93 
 
 •'.17 
 
 93 
 
 tV|s 
 
 93 
 
 «I9 
 
 91 
 
 ti,',0 
 
 91 
 
 f.tir. 
 
 '.*7 
 
 liiiii 
 
 97 
 
 (■,»i7 
 
 97 
 
 litis 
 
 97 
 
 tit)9 
 
 98 
 
 r>70 
 
 91 
 
 t'.7l 
 
 93 
 
 t".72 
 
 98 
 
 i'.73 
 
 9S 
 
 98 
 
 98 
 98 
 
 11 
 
424 
 
 fi • 
 
 -ii| 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Ill 
 
 EXECIiTloN. (■oMlTl.ljuin— I r<,i,lniu,,l,\ 
 
 V(:\«)Mt r(M|uirc(l bt.'foic hid can he rr,..|v(M| 
 certain casi's 
 
 When ilfposlt iiiny bi> (llspenseil witli - . . . 
 
 Kilcct ot lulling tit (lc|posi} 
 
 Di'p'jsltij to be icfiimlfil iirti'i-ailliKlli atioii - - '. 
 
 I)elay nMccssaiv at sale licCurc aillinllcalloii 
 
 To wlioiii proiHTty niiist IjcailluilKCMl 
 
 I'loNlos, duties and liabilities of persons attliiK as - 
 
 Dr^Iay for jiaynient of imicliasp money - - 
 
 Case olpeison having liyjiothee on jiroperty lietoiniiiu 
 
 purchaser 
 
 Purchaser entitled to deed o( sale, coiiK'nts of deed "- 
 
 Ui'tuni ui irni .—Must he made |,y .-.lierilf on dav lixed ■ 
 
 what papers iiiusf areompan<- - ; when hiade ii 
 
 nulla bona; ifdehtor he Insolvent trader - ' - 
 
 ( ertllicate of hy|iothecs must be returned with, hcjw 
 
 obtained ' _ 
 
 What certliicate must contain ---'.'. 
 No second certliicate iieede.l in the case of resale for 
 
 false bidilln;; 
 
 Allowance of slieriil 
 
 /■'//''(■<';/'«/»■/(///■•« ^„/c,< (v., S//ciiy.f «<(/f.) - 
 OlVioxilioiiit/or iiuf/iiu'nt (v. Oii/ioninoiin) - - . . 
 CoUo'dtioii <i,iil distrlhiilioii of tiioii'^s:— Delay (uv pre- 
 imriiij,' and reportiiii: scheme - - - - . 
 
 What report must mention 
 
 , Articles of collocation 
 
 Duty of prothonotarv In making - - - . . 
 Order of law costs -----... 
 Order of c'jllocatlon of oihcr <lalnis - - . . 
 
 Conditional liypothucs - 
 
 Sum to be reserved In case of unliquidated prior 
 
 claims 
 
 Hypothecary claims due with a term of itavnient 
 Claims for the caidtal of life-rents- - "- . . 
 Interest and arrears of rents, roRlstercd claims and 
 
 taxed costs 
 
 Cases in which tlie record is insnfflclent to enable the 
 prothoiiotary to perform a valuation, exp.rts to 
 
 be named and how 
 
 UeKlstrar'scertillcale /,///;(,, /ur/c evhleiici', hut may 
 be contested and h..w. Interested i.arties must be 
 
 called In 
 
 Procee(4inKs on production of aciinittance of claim 
 
 mentioned In reKlstrar's certliicate 
 Examination of persons as to dIsiharKo of hypo- 
 thecs— case of absence of former hviiothelarv 
 
 creditor . '. 
 
 Delay for contestlnR report 
 
 To what contejtatloii may relate, must be accom- 
 lianied by reasons and be served on partv inte- 
 rested 
 
 I^nscrlplion of contestation I 
 
 Costs of contestation are taken out of moneys levied 
 New report on maintenance of contestation 
 lo wliom the right of contestiny; belongs, party not 
 bound to answer more than one contestation on 
 samejjronnds ....... 
 
 Fi-oceedliiKs on contestation - . . . . ' 
 
 aiotlou it; iioniolo^Mte reiiurt 
 
 «'»Ho/o/7((^/o/( .— How j;ranted '. 
 
 Proceedings If iierson be collocaleil 
 him ; contestation of such collo 
 it person reside out of iiro\ luce 
 
 lor sum not iliie 
 cation, how made 
 
 No. I'Ar.r, 
 
 f)7s-'.(, CksO, 
 
 !.'s 
 
 t>ftl 
 
 y 
 
 (;,sL> 
 
 '.•'.» 
 
 tv^:! 
 
 '.I'j 
 
 ti^i 
 
 'I'.t 
 
 i\&-, 
 
 ii'.i 
 
 iWfi 
 
 w 
 
 i'i.»7 
 
 g',' 
 
 t'i.S.S 
 
 Inn 
 
 t'l.SI| 
 
 inn 
 
 i'<'.»t I't Ke>i 
 
 ilMI 
 
 •■><t7 
 
 (.;.)-()-( 
 
 ini 
 
 i''',i7--^-'.i 
 
 inl 
 
 7iMi-i-:; 
 
 I 111' 
 
 701 
 
 u\:> 
 
 7(1.') 
 
 in.') 
 
 fMl f/ Kl-ll 
 
 KiCi 
 
 71>*, 72;! 
 
 107 
 
 7L't 
 
 pis 
 
 7l'.-. 
 
 Ids 
 
 ~2f) 
 
 ins 
 
 727 
 
 bX.I 
 
 72.S 
 
 ill'.) 
 
 72!" 
 
 ln<.i 
 
 7;!0 
 
 lO'.l 
 
 7:!l 
 
 ini 
 
 7;i2 
 
 lln 
 
 7;!;i 
 
 lin 
 
 110 
 
 no 
 
 73^ 
 
 111 
 
 73'j 
 
 111 
 
 7M 
 742 
 
 111 
 112 
 
 74;? 
 
 741 
 74;'> 
 74f. 
 
 112 
 112 
 112 
 112 
 
 717 
 74S 
 7411 
 7")n 
 
 11.-. 
 
 W?, 
 lb'! 
 
 7.M 
 
 11 ,'3 
 
Ni'. j'Ai.r, 
 
 '?•'.», CtM), 
 
 !.'■< 
 
 f>Hi 
 
 y 
 
 ti^L' 
 
 ;•'.» 
 
 tK! 
 
 '.ty 
 
 fisi 
 
 'I'l 
 
 M:, 
 
 '.t'.i 
 
 t'pXi 
 
 '.!'.• 
 
 i>.>;7 
 
 'JV 
 
 t'k'V* 
 
 IIMI 
 
 tW;) 
 
 10(1 
 
 ,K) <'^ «(',/ 
 
 \W 
 
 (\97 
 
 7;it 
 
 nil 
 
 iV.)7 -•<-'.» 
 
 Kil 
 
 7(HI-1-L' 
 
 Iiij 
 
 7111 
 
 l():> 
 
 7(1") 
 
 lo:) 
 
 Hi (•/ Sf<l 
 
 Kr. 
 
 71^72:5 
 
 1(17 
 
 7L'» 
 
 HIS 
 
 7l'.". 
 
 Ids 
 
 7l'(; 
 
 JOS 
 
 727 
 
 lll'.l 
 
 72>: 
 
 Ki'.l 
 
 7L".i 
 
 IH'I 
 
 7;!() 
 
 uni 
 
 7:ii 
 
 110 
 
 7.'i2 
 
 110 
 
 7;i;i 
 
 no 
 
 no 
 
 110 
 
 73.S 
 
 III 
 
 73'J 
 
 ill 
 
 7(1 
 742 
 
 111 
 112 
 
 74;i 
 711 
 7»-. 
 710 
 
 112 
 112 
 112 
 112 
 
 717 
 
 7(S 
 74'.t 
 7.")0 
 
 11,T 
 113 
 ll.T 
 113 
 
 113 
 
 K\Kcrii...N, («Mvii£oH\~\(:,„ih„i.',/ I 
 
 '' ''n^ir''?-^ •-''■•' '->'''^/i>'ri,,.,Hu, ,,,.,,, I,. 
 
 n II drill. .r lull ,„ pxcrfis,. hi, '.II 
 
 /^ :r':n:::;;;:.:;'^rf-rsn::.;:?;:'ir'-'''':'''" 
 
 «.v,.„iiM;;;; ,::_^'""''-'^'"'f ^l" < ^lelay ,,arii, . 
 Aiiioiuiis ilii.. iiii(li.|- i-p.-istiM-- ' .,'. 
 
 Slu.ria^„,a> '-....„, ,,...i.r;iv.-,n„;ri.,;,ni,.ni lo 
 asi.i... ,»,. . '■'*.'" ''_■'- I^H .idjiMirnilon I,., sol 
 
 l>ris,.„,„n,t) - ■'.""■"■"■'• ""/"•'«„„,„,■,// (v. /,„. 
 
 , ''isn-i..,. „i w,;::,;:',;;;:,';;.'::;,; "'•••>• "•■ 'le-.tor m any 
 
 MoV;;*::;^'';;^, l;;: -^^^3';'' -■;-• another .Hs,.,ei, if 
 
 A;;,;ins."i^:;;:,-.;;:;;!,.i;'-"- ..«s tiH.r..on - . . 
 
 " '" ""»> isMic at iiiK 
 
 .01111,11 : :• ' '•> "I'iM'di i„ 11,,. iHivv ■ 
 
 T..sf,n!M-ninrv m ,v '.:' '' "';l"ial |inic,-i.,liM;-s 
 
 ,, ''"';{,^^,;;r:;i'K;,';v'''-''''--.vaiois..aisanl. 
 
 hxKwnoN.-^lMon.servic,. as jurors ".""■- 
 cor aniiil.rls iron, sH/ir: " ' ' ' 
 
 01 cortaui persons from am It - 
 
 Nil. 
 
 iMi.p; 
 
 7.1*' 
 
 III 
 
 ^s.'; 
 
 I.!.-, 
 
 7ti| 
 
 11.-. 
 
 7.M 
 
 Ill 
 III 
 
 7.'i."> 
 
 III 
 
 7."i»i 
 
 III 
 
 7'»" 
 
 III 
 
 7.*is 
 
 III 
 
 7.'i!i 
 
 II.-. 
 
 7i'i<l 
 7<i| 
 
 II. -1 
 11. '> 
 
 7t'i2 
 
 11.-) 
 
 7i'i3-7so 
 
 11. 'i 
 
 7>l-7'.io 
 .SlH-s 
 
 121 
 
 i.Wl-;) 
 
 1..0 
 
 I1'.I2 
 
 l'«2 
 
 1212 
 
 Is.-. 
 
 IIIS2 ir.ii 
 
 lis.'! Iiirt 
 
 Km Ifitl 
 
 10.S.-I |t,t; 
 
 lOsti |,;,i 
 
 I0'i7 ji'.ii 
 
 los.-. ir,7 
 
 litV |,-,7 
 
 lO'.iil li;; 
 
 IH12 
 1 111:; 
 
 117(. 
 '.'. 1 l.'il 
 
 H. tW 
 
 12s I 
 l.',04 
 
 Itis 
 IrtS 
 
 I7'.t 
 
 ;j,ii 
 
 196 
 1'.I9 
 
 129S I IIS 
 
 3(i<» :,,, 
 
 .■..'■|6-S 7i» 
 
 HO.'i 12.1 
 
 Jl 
 
 ! 'I 
 
I ! 
 
 42ri 
 
 IXDKX. 
 
 IP' 
 
 
 
 Kxhibith:— Certain — imist br iili'il. wiili li-i, at iilin^; 
 "jfurll or pleadings 
 
 How ICICiVtMl aft<T\\ Mills 
 
 All tiinst tif Olcil liflui-e ilosiiiK ciniiu't 
 
 AVliat list <il - iiiii>t ((Jiilaiii 
 
 Delays Id iili'uil niil\ re, Kmii rViiiii lillii',' Ml - 
 It' private u iitiii«s, < citiiicil i npiis ma: lie lileil 
 C'aiiiiiit !)!■ taken (iiii ui nilii e u iilimii cmiseut ami I 
 
 Iicelpl j 
 
 Iiiiprlsdiiinent nl imtsdii relainin;: - - . . 
 I'Dtll liled I'liiintlil cannm pimceil uiili cliinaml 
 Are ((iinnion to all parlies to suit and i npie-. may he I 
 
 olilailieil J 
 
 Cannnt he reeii\ cd in blank 
 
 1,1st must riiiitain ileslKMatiou of 
 
 <,'Hiinot he liled alter return duv witlinut iinlice to 
 
 op)) site partv 
 
 If derendanl fail tip lilr u itli his plcudire.'s - 
 
 In Sllpp rt III oppu^illoll IMll-t he tiled Iheirwith - L 
 
 In appealahle I asi's. ('. (;. 
 
 Ailidaxit and seeurit> inr (usts rei|uind in liiM' ui 
 
 ItupUKnini,' eerliiln 
 
 I'arty ina< Iniprohale his own - 
 
 AVliat — must he tiled with artlciilalioii nl lUi is. costs 
 
 if tiled sttbsec|ileiitiy 
 
 Cannot lie withdrawn iiom ciinrt lOr a vear and a 
 
 day aftt'r liiialludu'ineiil - - - . . . 
 Exi'AUTK:— If defemlani fail to appear plaintiit luav 
 
 proceed iximrli- 
 
 In suits hetween lessors and lessees - - . . 
 lii r.rfiartr suits .|iid«meiit mav In- rendered nut of 
 
 term, when, how, hy win mi > 
 
 If defendant Ik; I'ureelosed from pleadiuK plaint ilf 
 
 may p'-ooeed fxpartr - - 
 
 . / 
 
 l^niii/ I'.ijmrte . — whvu and how made, ilef.-ndaid to 
 
 have notice ot, ma,\ eross-e.xamliie witnesses - 
 
 Must he til.'d ill the record 
 
 In appealahle cases, circuit eoiirl 
 
 E.M'Kitrs ANii ViF.wK.KS:— Court .s(('M»<,//Mnay refer points to 
 >\ hen ami on whose apiilliation thev mav he ap- 
 
 piiintcd, nature otOrder appoinHmi; 
 
 Niimlier of— to he tlifpe or one 
 
 Are named In order of reteri'iice to — , if ayreed cm 
 
 hy parties 
 
 Iljiot, Imw appointed 
 
 WhtMi valiill> recused otlnTs to he appointed - 
 
 (irounds for recusing 
 
 Order of appointment to he served u|ioii them, with 
 
 re(|uisition to ho sworn 
 
 If expert refii'^e to he sworn 1(1- to act - - . . 
 Must on pain of nullitv he swnrn in wiitiiiL' 
 
 J'orni of oath 
 
 Oath to— , how admiiiisti'icd .... 
 
 Certain papers must he jilven them .... 
 Must ti.\ time and place for invesliuatinn. ami iiotifv 
 
 parties, delay on such notice, -.--■. 
 1 antes and wltnessea how summoned and heard 
 
 hefore — ---..... 
 
 May administer oaths ...... 
 
 May auninion witii">.scsti(irn aiiv distance 
 ^vldence of witnesses hefore — , imw taken 
 
 Report of —, how made 
 
 Proceedings to compel — to tile report 
 
 NO. I'MiE 
 
 w 
 
 Ifi 
 
 XXIV 
 
 :;iii 
 
 XXIV 
 
 :!l'-. 
 
 XXV 
 
 I'll'. 
 
 XXVI 
 
 L'lT 
 
 pm 
 
 ir. 
 
 nil 
 
 i: 
 
 X X \ 1 1 
 
 L'l; 
 
 HC 
 
 i: 
 
 Hi;; 
 
 IT 
 
 III! 
 
 17 
 
 XXVII 
 
 L'l: 
 
 10.-, 
 
 IT 
 
 \u:> 
 
 17 
 
 Iih; 
 
 17 
 
 III 
 
 :>.] 
 
 XXXIX 
 
 I'L't'i 
 
 Hill'.' 
 
 ii'd 
 
 11.-. 
 
 ■ft 
 
 Kill 
 
 -•') 
 
 L'lo-:', 
 
 :;ii 
 
 XXIX 
 
 L'17 
 
 ,S|-, 
 
 it 
 
 t-\l'J 
 
 l.",t'. 
 
 ,'. '.HI. '.'I-L' 
 
 Inscription for hearing — in c t ni q. li. 
 
 1 1.". 
 mil 
 
 XIV 
 XVIII 
 
 itI 
 
 ■-'IL' 
 
 I'lii 
 
 :;i7 
 
 It 
 
 .•its 
 
 llN'i'.l 
 
 It 
 iiii 
 
 :r_'i 
 
 It 
 
 .■!L'.'! 
 
 3,",:! 
 
 l."i 
 
 liL'l 
 
 i."i 
 
 K*^ 
 
 i.> 
 
 .■!L'7 
 
 c. 
 
 .'ILN 
 
 i.'i 
 
 .'iL'il 
 
 4.". 
 
 ;i;«) 
 
 f. 
 
 Xo. :!(! 
 
 tfi 
 
 .",:ii 
 
 ii'i 
 
 :i.S2 
 
 Hi 
 
 I l'l 
 
 :i:ii 
 
 ■111 
 
 .■i.'i 1 
 
 Hi 
 
 .TU 
 
 Hi 
 
 a'w-T 
 
 17 
 
 ;as 
 
 47 
 
NO. PAIJK 
 
 «)<! 
 
 |(> 
 
 X X IV 
 
 ■J\h 
 
 X X I \ 
 
 2V\ 
 
 xxv 
 
 L'li; 
 
 XXVI 
 
 •-'i; 
 
 |(H> 
 
 ir, 
 
 ml 
 
 i: 
 
 X X \ 1 I 
 
 III'* 
 
 1 - 
 
 1' '_ 
 
 1(1.', 
 
 1 • 
 
 17 
 
 loi 
 
 i: 
 
 X X \ 1 1 
 
 :'17 
 
 |(r, 
 
 i: 
 
 10.-, 
 
 17 
 
 II Ml 
 
 17 
 
 III 
 
 2\ 
 
 LXXXIX 
 
 JL'l'i 
 
 liit'i'.i 
 
 ir.i 
 
 i\r, 
 
 •}■! 
 
 Mir, 
 
 ■»-, 
 
 2111-.". 
 
 .",11 
 
 XXIX 
 
 L'lT 
 
 .■*ti 
 
 !l 
 
 MIL' 
 
 i;;i; 
 
 1 1:; 
 
 ■»•) 
 
 II 111 
 
 171 
 
 XIV 
 
 L'lL' 
 
 X Nil! 
 
 I'lli 
 
 :ii: 
 
 II 
 
 .■;is 
 
 II 
 
 iiK'i'.i 
 
 101 
 
 .■51' I 
 
 It 
 
 ;!L':! 
 
 :?L'i 
 
 I.I 
 
 ."52*1 
 
 !.'> 
 
 ■.VJ7 
 
 ♦■') 
 
 •.V2>^ 
 
 (.'• 
 
 :i'».> 
 
 I.*i 
 
 ;!;?() 
 
 !■''> 
 
 No. :i(i 
 
 ir> 
 
 .■•.;!i 
 
 !•'> 
 
 :«3 
 
 I'i 
 
 3.-!;; 
 
 111 
 
 .^^4 
 
 jii 
 
 .•wi 
 
 111 
 
 .•!;(-i 
 
 111 
 
 ;«.•> 
 
 17 
 
 3.'<fi-7 
 
 ■)7 
 
 :i36 
 
 47 
 
 IVDK.X. 
 
 K.npkhts \Nn ViKWKns-ir„„/,„,„,/ i 
 
 < ourt iK.t l.oiiii.l toa.lopt opinion of - 
 
 
 irrrt.i.itlM. mi.ivi-l it roim< imri ofilie rs i,|,.,,,',. 
 ''l'|i";l'>ti"noi r..nis.iss,...>. anil proiit.s in . xVt- lioi. 
 
 , ;:;,-i;'„«'7;^";__'>r.i.,in« .vMi,,!,,,,,. ,ia.,-.o;; ;::';';■ 
 
 To vain., iniiiiuv.alili's r...sp..,llvely wlnn -.•'v..i-.i 
 ar.- sojil (.,i:,.tl„.r at .^h..rill's salo ''" 
 
 Inmatt.Ts.il liritatimi and paitii,,,,, . 
 
 /.. o,s/„.,7 r,,,/ ,,n,,,.rhi l,.l.,n„u,., /,, ,„;,„„■, .-Must I,p 
 .^PPoiHoil. ami l,„w, lo insp.,.i Innn. v'.i 1,1 s 
 
 ^"'iiiii'"l il— , liou nia.li' -'".''" 
 
 Unties of- - - . . " " ■ 
 Ui'pori of 
 
 jVMMiOfiu.nio.v: Ff.'sin niaih-r-.ir -'-''' 
 
 "'""",^„::i,^""'"'' ^"'"'".lm« .sal- In .■x,Hn,"l„n."wl,o" 
 
 ^A^IU(M K^: -Isfivui' III Miniinonson - 
 
 \-.\>i>: \yt\ni\^,t\,,u„Uv. .ir/i, ■„/„/;. ,„) - . " " 
 
 In Hi'vicw --.... 
 
 In .iplM'ul, ili.|a,\ ioi- lilhiL;- . . . ' ' ' 
 N". ui — (,, 1,,. ii||.,| in ,.||,,„. ,1 _ 
 
 127 
 
 so. PAi.K 
 ■■»'.• (,• 
 
 .Ml |> 
 
 .•;i.-. IS 
 
 .i Ml I > 
 
 I7.'i ilii 
 
 7.'!7 nil 
 
 '.'21'-.-. Ill 
 
 '."II-:, US 
 
 ''"^^.:n;s^;!..|r""^-"-' <'-<'-w.^;;;; 
 
 (11!, r.lr ,./ u,h l).rr,„hn: IMII. ,/„. .,ri Mu,t' ,„„s'l 
 
 //»■ »m„.- u thr ,.o„r/ ,>,:,iH ,W,„v,. ),i,l,„nn,l th, 
 
 KMIS Kr AUTIIM.KS (V. /„/e,,„,/,(^„-,V,v) . 
 
 !• AisK l5i|i|iK.K :-Li,ihili|v oi'-^ ... 
 
 KvL.sK l!ii)i, IN,,: -U.,.,,,l,.-,„r_^^._ /,.,„„, - . _" " - 
 
 '"•''"n„^':';:!;.'.',:::.'''.";''^"'''--"''vi..-o,-is„eces.ar; 
 
 L'lVs 
 
 I'.i:! 
 
 lL'i','.i 
 
 1270-1-2 
 71 
 
 l'-;i 
 
 .'lIKI 
 
 •V.ll 
 
 to 
 
 2(17 
 
 II 
 
 .'10 
 
 221 
 3'.l.! 
 
 ■M 
 .11 
 
 II III 
 XIV 
 
 2.VS 
 171 
 212 
 
 Mow ciiiivrnril ami o,in|,os..||- 
 
 ^ ^ ^ ^ s.sary 
 
 '''''sn;nrSii;"i;:iSiiF'''y'^-''^ 
 
 Minl,','""^;"",' '•'■''''"'" ''"'■"'i"K - must hp sworn- ! 
 
 Miniit-sotailviceoi-niiist hosi-nud - . . 
 
 .•Mip-n-ran; , hviiit ^oiifis hav.. coiuumMit |nri.s-)' 
 ■^Ktion in inalii.is relatin;; to - procee'l Iiil's '- 
 niii-t n ni.iiii urrin'onl - - - i-^tuMi^s 
 
 I owiTs oi'|i|-.,tlion(,tar\- - - . . ' ■' 
 
 T)ocisioiis suIpJiti to rc'vit'ws - . . . ' ' 
 l-Asi D.ws:-- Duly .,|,,„,|,|,,.,| .„.,. ,„,||_j|||.. |j^,,^l . " ; 
 
 Kkks:— Whoiiiav ni.'ikc tariilsor | 
 
 nisti-aclion oi -ii,attoniovs.„//,7,.v ... 
 
 I anil III advorati's— in S C - - " ">n 
 TarlitDiliailins— In S (; ' - 
 
 Tarlll iirprniiinnotary.s— '.S C . . " " * 
 
 laiiil r)i ailvocatfs — ill V - . ' ' 
 
 Taritt oriiallltts — In (' C ' " " " 
 
 Tarlir olprotl 
 
 Hinotary'i5— In C.C- 
 
 211 
 
 / V,.,, 
 
 .'11 
 
 •l'.l.'!-.-| 
 
 lo| 
 
 ll'lO 
 
 IIHI 
 
 12."<tl 
 I2.-.7 
 
 I'M 
 
 I'.M 
 
 1 2.-..S 
 1 *''.'( 
 
 I'.'l 
 
 1 _•>.' 
 I211II 
 
 I'.'l 
 I'll 
 
 121 11 
 
 l'.»2 
 
 \X\S 
 
 2ti;{ 
 
 i.;:!'.i 
 
 21).! 
 
 1:1111 
 
 2ll.< 
 
 2V 
 
 1 
 
 1177 
 
 iNt 
 
 l-L' 
 
 117 
 
 1201 
 
 l«l 
 
 
 ■m 
 
 .•((•3 
 .'lOfi 
 
 :ns 
 
h ;t: 
 
 lil!' 
 
 I 
 
 '^^^ l.NDKX. 
 
 THrlll Of — In nucfii's licilrh . 
 
 Tarlil ol — in liiftoivency Hint tens - - . ' '. 
 KF.KsoKO^FnrE:--S.ii..s IV,,— ,I,KM n.wn, an. sul,i,.,t fo/ 
 
 Fll IN. ;:-(»( .■xlilbits - - . . ^ 
 
 ciiniplcli' til,. jvMii's Hi noil . . ■* 
 
 <)1 pK'a.S loth.' MIClitSHUil ..lli.M-pl.M'ItllKs Mccrs.-.iv 
 
 „ •"Coin|,|..|,. Mir issM..sili..n...ii _'"c. >.ai> 
 
 rac Mini in jm v nial " " 
 
 01 notes oi,. villi nee In jnrv trial - - . " " 
 < liiiosiijon lo.'xpart,. 1111,1 dc.rauii |n,|;;,n..nts - * 
 Kx.TUti.,,, >„s,„.n,|,.,| l,y-Mu-., oji,M,>ltlo ,„,,,„on- 
 "laiy iniisi -rant cntitiiatL- - '"•'"""""i 
 
 i"s,ri|,ii.)ii lor n'vii-w ... 
 
 ''''''. h',r>i^''iii'". ;""'^'' '" '"^■■^ "'■ '•""u"iis.M-v ex... „: 
 
 iK'tumainst iiiininvcalij.'s - . • 
 .Mah-nii'iit .,iiii,ii,i,|,„|„|,,,|, „,• ., , 
 l(.'as.>!is ,.| apiMwil. Ac. ... 
 
 Ka.lniii in aiijifal "" ' 
 
 (\ . Va 
 
 N.I. 
 
 rA.;F. 
 
 
 .IZl 
 
 
 246 
 
 
 .■!.•.(• 
 
 
 ■■tvi 
 
 in.M 
 
 li'id 
 
 III:- 
 
 17.-. 
 
 117s 
 
 l.sti 
 
 ',•',' 
 
 ir, 
 
 ln7 >/ srii 
 
 hoKii,x,..siitK:-l'>„ni iilii,;ri,n.llniinaivi,l,.as .' 1 [ 
 ■"!;;..in'ani;;^.n:V''l"''^ •''■''''•••'''••■''''•'■'->■ l''-i''a« 
 
 ""■ma;nu^;;::;r': '" ."" •■"•■'■^ i. .ina.../ „i..a nj 
 
 ^^ "rantors''"""! '"'- '":" ''1'"""'' '" ^"" "' '^^a'•- 
 l•■n.m |,|,.,Mlinu t.. ni.TJts, .■,.rtii'i,i,t,'. ,„-l t.i tic «rant.W 
 by pn,thon.ilarv - - o. traimn 
 
 Vv')\n liljim oihir pleas -..'""" 
 laiN'^Hlleexhibir': '■•-'''''"'•'--•''•'■ "--t; 
 Kite.t .(f -.-'.."""■" 
 
 r'onipl.'t.'s issiii's 
 
 III appcalahli' cases, CO '-"."""" 
 
 ^'^' I "Ml or plea necessary heiore obtaiuliiL' 1 in 
 
 -n,.n-app,.alai.l'jcas,.s - y'""""^ - '" 
 Hnnn liliii;,' nas,, lis of appeal - ' - 
 '•loni nliiitr i,ns\v,.rs to reasons of app.'al - - - 
 
 .■xecii'!,.,, "■"'■-•>_ -'■'/•'■r.. .,f ni.iv,.ahl..s m 
 
 FoKK 
 
 'Vt't 
 
 -'1 
 
 .'!US 
 l>7 
 
 lis 
 
 IftS 
 
 lis 
 
 Ills 
 
 70 
 
 riCi.", 
 
 07 
 
 7t>| 
 
 11.!;; 
 mil 
 
 11.-. 
 171 
 171 
 
 21.". 
 KiH ft st'ij 
 ll'.HI . / .sr,/ 
 
 III 
 
 .U 
 t),j 
 100 
 
 17 
 
 i:)i 
 
 Lit 
 
 I *' 1 
 
 I'O 
 
 i;{7 
 
 MO 
 
 L'l 
 
 21 
 1!1 
 
 III 
 
 113 
 I4S 
 
 107(1 
 
 ?! 
 L'.'l 
 
 11)1 
 
 KKMt 
 11. 'V! 
 
 ii:?.-. 
 
 .'il'.i 
 
 lti.S 
 
 171 
 171 
 
 ion 
 •;iiiX :— O.irporali.m- 
 here 
 
 or pcrs.nis. wli,.n they may sue 
 
 l< v\ t.. siinini.in iVin-i^n crporatjon, ..xecutor Ac 
 l'..rnialitles n-ccssary to iii'.p,,.,! c.M.ain .retol 
 
 For,. ,.v''" »',"""■" '"•'"'"^'''''■■'•^''•^•'i''H^ - - - - 
 by allMav?,''' -.'" "«''' •^">''t ^n must ne siipporte-l 
 
 Form. -Kxcepli. II to liie iv. Ex,;vli„„.^.) 
 
 II 
 
 n.-> 
 
 No iianit'iiiai 
 
 /•'„, 
 
 lllK - 
 
 n.'cessary in any jiwlicial pm.ce.l- 
 
 ';'■."'•" '.'":"'i'i''<t ion with the .jvil .'o.ie 
 
 ■"-] 
 
 jRA.v. .n.K^-Prose.uUonof c.Mporathin ill.Ully exerds- 
 < '"itiplaint against pers.)n usurping— " ". '. '. 
 
 >l 
 
 II.-) 
 
 .).) 
 
 Iir. 
 
 Is 
 
 L'O 
 
 1 
 
 111 
 
 ^1.") 
 
 
 :!7'.' 
 
 1 -.', 
 
 _'(i',i 
 
 907 
 
 l.',L' 
 
 inic, 
 
 1.^5 
 
No. 
 
 rA(;F, 
 323 
 
 •I Ml 
 
 Kl.'.l 
 1 lu- 
 
 .17 » 
 17.-. 
 
 ll 7> 
 ',•'.1 
 
 l.S() 
 
 If, 
 
 kS ft HI 1/ 
 
 r' 
 
 ."I'.tS 
 
 l>7 
 
 .■>ti 
 i)> 
 
 l.ss 
 i;i> 
 
 7!l 
 
 7t;i 
 1 1;;.', 
 
 Ilin 
 
 ii;. 
 
 171 
 171 
 
 I'l.". 
 
 1 . 1 sn, 
 III 
 
 li,") 
 
 IIHI 
 
 17 
 
 i;;i 
 
 L'li 
 
 i.i.-; 
 
 1 ■' 1 
 
 L'l) 
 
 1.57 
 Mil 
 
 21 
 l'l 
 
 III 
 113 
 MS 
 
 1(1711 
 
 l'l 
 
 I'.S 
 ll>l 
 
 !(i',''.t 
 li;!.! 
 II3.-I 
 
 lliS 
 
 171 
 171 
 
 II 
 
 I'll 
 
 ll.'l 
 
 •»•> 
 
 III-. 
 
 Is 
 
 :.'(( 
 
 1 
 
 Ill 
 
 • »•> 
 
 I'd'.t 
 
 1)2 
 l.Vj 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 KRU i>:-L;.,h.r,s._,,a.,.nt ,nuy be an„ullo,| wlu.,, oh.alM.il 
 FuKioHTi-Arrcstof — 111 (■ V \ " ' ' " 
 
 App..alli..s U-n,n vuliitu.'ms utU'^iuir ( 
 
 <Jaiianiik:-.1,7,„,„,,<. ,v. W„rr,n,l,n 
 
 K.'lay an,| plac.= n.r making dedamtlon (v! /;,.;/„,„: 
 yiiat hi. must li., Jan. '.'"''■■ 
 N.'ntli|,.,|tr, trav..|||ii};,.xp..„MS - ! " ' ' 
 
 '" nn,s;'r:;:':;i;r:;!':;,;"'^'«'-'"'"" »•■ - cnnt;.tatio„ > 
 
 Disd,av,v,|, ;■,,,,, sH,n,-..|r,H.Mn,i;.|,to;i -" ." { 
 
 hV'eson — in S.C . . "' 
 
 Fees oil — III ('.(;' ."""""•- 
 
 StamiMliitl.'s pjyahl.. on -Ill's C 
 
 MH.ii|.MMtl,.s,Myal,l,. on--lirc - 
 
 Goo..^s!;;;f •^;;"i;;;l';^:;:,';;ir' -. -.---: 
 
 a.tioVrVor " •~''"''^'"^'"t '-y ''<''''""t In 
 
 (iiARDiA.N :— To nii)vi.iiii..v t..ir .."'""■■ 
 
 '•<■ (V. A-r'Tl/W ) '"!''" '" ''■'^^■'-•"•i""; who nia> 
 
 Mayn'in.iv.. pr,,|HTty tor.sar.."k(.ehli,.''. " " ' 
 
 rsi.n,m..,,, /iil:,,;-!,^-;;-;-';-/.- - - 
 
 "toV;::';;;:;"!';;;:!;:" •"" •--•Hv..ii„p,,. „ei.t 
 
 -uei. .,0 ;!^'-;;:;:^;,- 
 
 To wlioMi writ is ucl.lri.ssuil. in mirnort" ' ' " 
 varatiSi, - '•'" "' '"^'-^ '"■ li'"' 'li'i-iiiK lo, 
 
 s"'vk''orl^''-: ^":" '•'Jf"'-''^'i''«" . . . 
 
 (/onstM,u,.„,.,.,so(,|..ra,,|, (o ^.,,",,, ,,,"..,,: ' " " 
 
 ' u'i,'l",:,rv-"":"' "!">' «"""t t'^ '^all wlVLii in ,loMl„; 
 
 ^^''uion'"'"-"'^''-'"".'^^''' '« "t'"' '-■oi-'-tto i,o oraereci 
 
 '""proI'Min!;^':'" '^'™"'''«'* '° ^'•'"-'^. subsequent 
 ProcL'cdiiiK.s ii " ■ ■ ' 
 
 ■( 1 
 
 1117 
 ".•1 
 
 ■'"K». ii 
 
 MM.) 
 
 429 
 
 No, l'A(iK 
 
 11 Ml 
 
 [•.r 
 
 II 
 
 *»~ I 
 
 Ill.\'« 
 II.' 
 
 ifil 
 
 I7'i 
 
 17.^ I 2 
 
 Ml 
 
 'ii:. 
 
 .■*.< 
 
 l'l 111 
 
 ss 
 
 Iil7-S 
 
 ■^.s 
 
 i-.I'.i 
 
 ^'.1 
 
 i'i2l 1 
 
 S'J 
 
 fi2l 
 
 '.HI 
 
 fi2t') 
 
 '.Ml 
 
 i;:!i 
 
 i.;2 
 '.'1 
 
 l'l 12 
 
 «7 
 
 .■i'.i 
 
 2'.i7 
 
 2."» 
 
 .111 
 
 
 .■l't7 
 
 
 .'!I7 
 
 >.",."> 
 
 i:;i 
 
 ■lis 
 
 All 
 \VI 
 
 are similar 
 
 II 'lucen's bencl 
 
 1 ainl siiiKTior I'oint 
 
 ;rw.^,'i'v"':'r"""»>-.i»M. 
 
 "■" writ has I 
 <un o(i)v I 
 new (ails 
 
 rouoiiiK eii upon 
 
 are alley;;! ''T'"'r'"^'"^"'"'"'"^ 
 
 cation 
 
 llll!l 
 
 lii,">f» 
 
 1101 
 
 M 
 
 (, f) 
 
 St) 
 
 .'W2 
 
 m 
 
 .Vi2 
 
 sn 
 
 •■.71 
 
 S2 
 
 ;')77 
 
 73 
 
 V.IO 
 
 xi 
 
 ^A>l\ 
 
 >l 
 
 mill 
 mtii 
 iiiii 
 
 
 1 
 
 1(H2 
 Ini:; 
 Hill 
 ini:. 
 
 1 
 
 i:,,s 
 l.-i!» 
 
 IVJ 
 
 KHii 
 
 l.V.I 
 
 1U17 
 
 Ij'J 
 
 ifHd 
 
 i:.9 
 
 l.',9 
 
 lo!) 
 
 ir.y 
 
 
9 i 
 
 "^^^ INDEX. 
 
 HaBKAK-( 'oIU'OB— I < iiii/iiiil'd. I 
 
 Do(•^ not lie 111 liivoiir of (■crtuiii persons ICKallv 
 llii|iri,s(iii(;(| - - - . . . . . . 
 
 All t>^siijir,,i„hi,n .- Mn.v lie obtiiliiod, anil how whcri 
 
 witiios is in prison 
 
 IlAinTEi>:-How qiif.'n's (joiuisel, burrlstcrH iind odlctTs of 
 
 '■ourt n)ust lie. In 8. C 
 
 Inc. C. 
 
 In(^|{. 
 
 IlEAiiixii: U,,ii of cu.s«s liiscrilicii for— to lie kept bv 
 
 prollionotary . ". 
 
 What noiki! iniist be given ofln^rrliitlon for — and" 
 how 
 
 IiiMTiptlon lor — on law Issue --.!'. 
 Inscri|ition for on preliminary exception (v 
 
 r.ri rill i, III) " . 1 .J 
 
 Cases in V.C. are InsLTlbed at same time for proof 
 
 Notice of Inscription for proof and - In appealable 
 
 cases (J. . 
 
 In n((ii-app( .....ble 
 
 Injury trial .... .... 
 
 In suits between lessors and h^ssees .... 
 In re\ iew 
 
 ln.scrl|)tion for — in appeal - - ... I 
 
 \\ iieii liAd in appeals IVoni C. C. 
 
 I'reredence of ejectment cases In appeal — Additional 
 
 M«..„o iV "' .'*•• '^- '^- proinulKated '.Mil March, |s(V,. 
 
 HBIRS :— MtLSt be .sunnnoneil to attend removal of .seals - 
 .Nile of real property of succession at Instance of— - 
 Uenellciary (v. IiivnUnni) 
 
 lltiLiDAv : -What ilays are 
 
 Persons cannot be summoned on -. without leave - 
 rersons caiiiiot he summoned to ajipear on 
 
 ,, (v. Noii-juridiriil (Im/K ) 
 
 11omoi.oi;.\TIOn:— Of reports of accountants. Ac 
 
 Ol award of arbitrators, Ac. 
 
 Of reiiorts of distribution [ , 
 
 Hvi'oriii;(AKV Action:— Cla.ss of— as rcRards co.sts - 
 
 liiPoriJEr.VKV KKCot'RsK-.—Af/KiiiKt iiiiiliorr,ibl<:i of irhirk 
 till- oiriii-r.s (ire iiiikiinwit or inn-crtiiin '• when 
 (lediior m .y petition for sale of such immove- 
 able 
 
 What i)etltlon must contain 
 
 Atlidavlt accompany 
 
 Proof ordered by court and publication of notice 
 
 Notice liow given 
 
 Proceedings If no person ajipear within two months - 
 
 Service ot.ludKmeiit not necessarv .... 
 
 Execution ofjudirment - . ' 
 
 If l)ropriet(>r appear bei'ore Judgment . - - . 
 
 If several persons api)ear ' 
 
 If there he opposite claimants without conte.statlon 
 
 of petition, power of court 
 
 Proceedings if one or more known owners are In 
 liossessiou Jointly with others unknown 
 Mvi'oTHKCAiiv CREDiToits;— Of jmipertv lor which con. 
 
 tirmatiou of title is scuiKlit must liie <ippositious 
 Hvi'OTiii;(s:— Discharge from - - . .^ . . 
 (V. < 'on firiiiKtinii of title ) 
 Certilicate of— to be tiled with sherilV's return - 
 \\ hat such eertiiicate must contain - . . . 
 
 NO. 
 
 r.toK 
 
 1<»;>2 
 
 l.-i9 
 
 2:.3 
 
 .V. 
 
 I. in 
 
 2i:; 
 
 II 
 
 L'.!l 
 
 II 
 
 ZWI 
 
 L 
 
 220 
 
 nil' 
 
 ni 
 
 LII 
 
 220 
 
 LII 
 
 220 
 
 1072-3 
 
 Iti.'i 
 
 UtT.-i 
 
 If,.-, 
 
 lO'.l'.l 
 
 PIS 
 
 40,'! 
 
 .')(', 
 
 M'T 
 
 l.V. 
 
 StKI 
 
 70 
 
 nil 
 
 171 
 
 11. -)L' 
 
 I7r> 
 
 12".I.S 
 
 I'.W 
 
 l.'d.') 
 
 201 
 
 1321-6 
 
 201 
 
 2 
 
 2 
 
 M 
 
 <» 
 
 7:! 
 
 12 
 
 .■iiu 
 
 17 
 
 315-7 
 
 Is 
 
 7l>.l-.''i0 
 
 113 
 
 III.JIA 
 
 221 
 
 12 
 
 290 
 
 (KKi 
 
 137 
 
 ■lid 
 
 137 
 
 Wl 
 
 137 
 
 \m 
 
 137 
 
 ".101 
 
 I3S 
 
 <KI.-) 
 
 i;vs 
 
 <»o»; 
 
 139 
 
 '.t07 
 
 139 
 
 '.KJ8 
 
 139 
 
 909 
 
 139 
 
 910 139 
 
 Ur-f,islrar"y certilicate of 
 
 to be lilecl N^itli apidica- 
 
 lion lor contirmatlon of title - 
 Certain — are not di.schargeil b> sheritf's sale 
 
 Collocation of conditlonar — 
 
 in reiiort of distribution 
 
 911 
 
 919-971 
 
 607-8-<t 
 7(Kl-l-2 
 
 9.'').'')-ll 
 710 
 730 
 
 139 
 
 147 
 
 I4r> 
 
 101 
 in:.' 
 
 147 
 
 10<J 
 
.NO. 
 
 PAQK 
 
 1 
 
 i:.!) 
 
 2.-.3 
 
 1 
 
 :i(', 
 
 ■ I. in 
 
 2i;; 
 
 ir 
 
 L'.tl 
 
 II 
 
 LM',1 
 
 L 
 
 220 
 
 Iti2 
 
 •U 
 
 LII 
 
 220 
 
 LII 
 
 22(1 
 
 r 
 
 
 1(172-3 
 
 If,.-, 
 
 Ifi7.'» 
 
 If,.-, 
 
 imn" 
 
 las 
 
 Am 
 
 .-)f. 
 
 .H'.i; 
 
 13f, 
 
 .VH) 
 
 70 
 
 lltl 
 
 17 1 
 
 n:)2 
 
 17f> 
 
 12^18 
 
 I'.t^ 
 
 i:'.i-) 
 
 2111 
 
 1321-6 
 
 201 
 
 2 
 
 2 
 
 -,' 
 
 <) 
 
 i .'* 
 
 12 
 
 .'il(» 
 
 ■17 
 
 31;V7 
 
 IS 
 
 7iy-,'')<i 
 
 113 
 
 ^VIIIji-^ 
 
 221 
 
 12 
 
 2',ij 
 
 !t(Ki 
 
 i;!7 
 
 <.M)I 
 
 137 
 
 '.Mt2 
 
 137 
 
 <tfl3 
 
 137 
 
 '.KM 
 
 I3S 
 
 ;m(.") 
 
 l.'is 
 
 ••Ot'i 
 
 131) 
 
 '.t07 
 
 130 
 
 yo8 
 
 13<.» 
 
 909 
 
 139 
 
 910 
 
 13'.) 
 
 911 
 
 139 
 
 9.'i7 
 
 147 
 
 '.M'.t-y71 
 
 14:-, 
 
 6()7-8-it 
 
 101 
 
 7(10-1-2 
 
 102 
 
 Mr.-il 
 
 U7 
 
 7III 
 
 Kh; 
 
 730 
 
 KfJ 
 
 II i: 
 
 II 
 
 1)112-:! I 
 lii>7 
 •'•32 '7. .v-v 
 1 11,^.-, 
 
 IXDEX. 
 
 H vroTiiKCH - 1 f'„),/,„„,.,/. j 
 
 ;''_;l.Mr,lmt,OM.,,n .al. ,,M,,,nu>v,Ml,|. M.bi'vr.'l 
 Metiiiltinri oi— . ..'"■'• 
 Ap|..'al ll..> i„ all a. li„.m in ie,M,».'iilliMn „c ^ ". " 
 
 'i;'tn:-'."" .""'":"' •['•'-■-•'•"■"ni'B pc nv ,,,1,: 
 
 K.s...utlo,, |„ ,,is.,. .,1 Mi.reiKl,"Mo("i,„n.„v,"ul,K.",i,l,: 
 
 lM.K.;.v., Dktk.ntio.n ok L.vM.s'i-Sult. ill .a...^ „i '. ' 
 
 lMMovKA..i,Fs.--V.'nii.'.,isult,n.|atins(to-- ' - . 
 JJlier.. ifslfiiat.Ml In two.iistrlcts - . 
 lIowi.'.siTlb.-d in writ of summons - '. ' ' 
 
 '''^::'w;.li;;!';::f ;:;.!;',-!.'-';-n....a,i,,n. wh.n an,[ 
 Kxi^amon';;,!::;::^.';^, ';!''^'''-' ^•' •- ''y.«'th..cia..d 
 
 R.xfcution ii|)on — in (,'. (j. - - . '. ' 
 
 (v. Ej-iciiHiiii.) 
 
 «r).unk„.nvn„r_„m;i^{;;^n;nfc;,:;,^:;-- 
 
 Conillrniaiiiin (if titli' of- ( V (\,nti.-J i- ", ' - '"K" <'. «»7,. 
 IMity of I'Xi.prfs, their rcnoit - - [ ' " ' 
 
 tt£.?a*v;f,sii;;;r:s •"'■-«"*•■■ • 
 
 1] ,ll(ati„nottim..an.l pla.rof..ale - . ' ' 
 \\ hen private .sale mnv lie etlee e.l . 
 
 Voluntary licltatioii 01 — hell 11 .llvM, n,"- 1 .' " 
 atuforan.lptii,!! _ "e'" """IM<l''il.v between 
 
 Delay on summons --.'""■• 
 
 I rocceUinK,s must remain of iecoi.1 - " " ' 
 
 Powers of prothon(,tarv - - 
 
 Decisions sub)eet to review .-"""" 
 
 ^^'^^I^IX '" «"-'^««i-n..lcman,ie;i i,y-helr: 
 IMPBI80NMENT CoKuin-E (Co.trauUe v<u- .o,„.v)'._Foni,"- 
 
 J^nlf." ^•^'''"■■';> ^"^"'■■'^ "">' L'lrators -'-"."" 
 Hours tor eltectiiiK - - " " 
 
 Day.s and places prohibited fof - e'llect'lne' " " ' 
 
 Alimentary allowance in cases of 1 a' .17/." „. " ^ " 
 Redres.s against -. hoyv .sought - 1 '■"'"'"""•'■•) " 
 
 wu ■same debt - . ' " imp.i-on- 
 
 t'lSos'l^l'fli^c;!;^!:!;;?. '° '^'^ -"nrnunl^atbm o? 
 Asainst person retaining portion Jf record" : : 
 
 
 4;]i 
 
 No. 
 
 PAoK 
 
 7:12 
 
 '<:i 
 
 ■ i: t 
 
 1 III 
 ll'i 
 I,-. 
 
 -(Ml 
 
 1:12 
 
 lii,>7 
 Il(i7 
 
 |f,f, 
 If.'.l 
 
 1267 
 
 I2f,s-'i 
 127H.1-L' 
 1271 
 127.-, 
 1271', 
 1277 
 
 127 s 
 13;!7 
 
 l:!:is 
 i;i3'.t 
 I. ',-10 
 
 1:11.-, 
 
 7>1 
 
 7,S2 
 7.S.'! 
 7»l 
 7.S.', 
 7s(i 
 7S7 
 7.SS 
 7.S'.) 
 7'.'t)-|-3 
 7'.i2 
 79:1 
 7'.tl 
 
 7'.).'> 
 
 12,-d 
 102 
 
 I.', I 
 lf.f, 
 '•1 
 lf,6 
 
 9.-, 
 
 1:17 
 ll.'j 
 
 I'.f! 
 
 I'.i.'l 
 1'.'3 
 I '.I.-, 
 I'C. 
 I '••.-> 
 I'.f, 
 
 I'C, 
 
 2)1.'. 
 203 
 211; '. 
 211;: 
 
 201 
 
 ll'.i 
 
 11 '.I 
 ll'i 
 I I '.I 
 ID) 
 II'.) 
 119 
 II'.) 
 120 
 120 
 12)) 
 121) 
 120 
 
 120 
 
 39 
 
 190 
 17 
 
I 
 
 432 
 
 TVDEX. 
 
 - 
 
 iMl'iudiATIov (hi^nlpli 
 
 \\\ 
 
 iiilv I 
 
 ■»i r), f„li.r): — l\r\\ 
 
 • ' ( onir-.li'i| dv 
 
 lo may hriiic in Hon nl 
 
 I-XCI 
 
 iri) of Horvlce ' 
 
 It lllVol 
 
 ii>, parfv may I 
 
 .unl wticn 
 
 I'lion 
 
 !■ I oikIimiiiiciI to |,ay iloiibli 
 
 U'alii>f pnrly'souii oxljlhlt- 
 
 li 
 
 iihli'lilal - to he lieKllli liy pctltloi 
 
 lii'lltiOII 
 
 I. conti'nt- of 
 
 I'i'tiiloii must 1)0 I 
 
 \h 
 
 posii lo III' Iliad*" 
 
 W'h'Mi — may lie \ii'ii\u 
 
 I'l 
 
 I) 
 
 "'I'dliiK^ III iniiiiipal Miit ari' MispcndPiJ 
 
 t'i:laralloTi as to d 
 
 siipportiii^r It, ronii oi 
 Ellfil or iiijiiiif. to iii.ik 
 
 "■nijiciit impuKiicd iiy part 
 
 Did rlilay lor inaki 
 
 l'i( 
 
 IliK to di'li'iid dociiiiictit 
 iicidliiLrs ii dc'iendaiit i 
 
 1 , , . "« 
 
 iicli dc'( liiratioii, or dtfcilii 
 
 doillIili'TIt 
 
 n iniproliatlon dr'tviid 
 
 I>t'srrlptlvf >lat(' 
 
 incut of (lociiinciit to l)p drawn iiii 
 
 >if\- li,..i. .... I ..» 1, I • 
 
 l)y protlioitotarx , liow and at whoso Install 
 
 I'lalntlil 
 
 (lo<i. 'lent 
 (''inininnlt Mti 
 
 iiiay moM. lor /i/o,,-., (V(7-r,/ oi lm|m«nfid 
 on of iniptignod riocnmcnt linw takiii 
 
 Arti 
 
 Kili'ct oCnculc'ct to lil 
 
 ilt'soi iniproliatlon to lie iHcd and .-,{• 
 
 
 
 p tlicni in S. ('. 
 
 rvcil 
 
 • ■(V>ndant may move to have tl'icni dctjurt'd 1 
 
 vant and inadnilssil)! 
 
 in S. (' 
 
 Oofciidant may move to 'liave' tti 
 vant and inadinlssibic in r. (' 
 
 rrel€!- 
 
 om declared in-cie- 
 
 l>t'lay for ans 
 
 IsnUcs llOW joilll'll 
 
 wciiiif; - 
 
 .(ud^nni'iit 
 
 lie doliviTcd 
 
 todoilaroto wliom dociinicnt >liall 
 
 r 
 
 Murs oi doiiinioiit not to lio given without ord 
 
 court 
 
 cr ol 
 
 Testimony (»t' 
 
 Kilect o| 
 Neeiirit\ lor 
 Attorn 
 
 notaries and witnesses reccivahlc 
 
 111 coniiiiis.sioners' court 
 
 Ice; 
 
 costs to he 
 
 iven 
 
 on 
 
 in S. C. 
 in(;. (' 
 
 iMVROVEMKXTSi-Detenilaiit li'i siiit for ill 
 
 iiid may claim the value of, h 
 
 eu'al detention of 
 incidental demand 
 
 iNdUKNTAr, l)i:MANn:-\V|ien pluintllfniay make in S. V.{ 
 
 When plaliitin may make, In V. (' 
 How Iliad 
 
 NO. I'AOE 
 
 1"''.' IT) 
 
 l.v.t :',> 
 
 iv.t 2:. 
 
 IfiL' Z'. 
 
 im -2:, 
 
 h)l LT) 
 
 Ids 
 
 (;ix 
 
 ii-i'.t 
 
 1711 
 
 CVIl 
 
 LXVI 
 
 Lxvri 
 
 171 
 172 
 
 171 
 
 •2'i2 
 
 11 '.tit 
 
 I21KI 
 
 u|i, court may order eom- 
 
 W'lien <lc(endant may set 
 
 liciisatlon ... - . . . . 
 
 How iinide hy deiendant . 
 
 Ordinary rules of procedure to aiiply to 
 
 Is to l)e deemeit a ilistliict action, shall not delav 
 
 llin 
 
 ll'.i 
 
 XXXVI 
 
 xvr 
 
 i."i() 
 
 i:)i 
 
 i:.L' 
 
 XXXIX 
 
 proceediiif,'s on orluinal suit in .S. ( 
 
 Fs to he d 
 
 eenicd a distinct action, shall 
 i)roccedin;;s on orlfc'inal suit in C. 0. 
 
 not delay 
 
 - XXXVII 
 
 Issue an 
 
 contestation on 
 
 or improvemeiit on lands 
 
 In appea 
 
 Omission ill orislnal demand may bo remedied hv — 
 
 Alton 
 
 ic,\ s fee on 
 
 TNCiDi'.N'rAi. Monitions:— In C. V, A. 
 INCIDKNT OI- Puooi- : Applicatlo'ns'u] 
 
 made hv motion - 
 Tn'cidknts (v. Iiiiiilntlid li 
 
 u)n any — may he 
 
 I'liiatiil, hitrn-f,Uio)i, Liiiirolialiitii, 
 
 Kirl,s,ilin„, m^KVOintl, ( 'h,iill/r ,,l' Alf'oilll II. .('v ) 
 III -I I II III.) 1 ■ .' t / 
 
 ll 
 
 I ;ii)peal 
 
 XVII 
 
 1,5.! 
 
 111(1 
 
 1166 
 
 18 
 
 .36 
 
 :!2 
 
 .319 
 
 iii;f. 
 
 21 ) 
 
 26 
 
 L'L".l 
 26 
 2<'> 
 
 22'.l 
 
 ■Si:, 
 
 CVIJI L'L",| 
 
 26 
 21; 
 
 2r. 
 
 2ii 
 
 :',!'< 
 ]f^\ 
 is;i 
 :!iil 
 
 16'.l 
 
 2." I 
 
 2T8 
 
 •>''■) 
 
 2( 
 
 21s 
 
 21 s 
 
 2.32 
 "2^ 
 lil'.i 
 178 
 .3 
 .312 
 270 
 
 14 
 
NO. PAOK 
 
 IXnKX. 
 
 43? 
 
 I.V.t 
 IV.t 
 
 in I 
 I '.I 
 It,.-. 
 
 ItlT 
 
 lf.s 
 
 CIX 
 
 17(1 
 
 CM I 
 
 LXVI 
 
 CVIJI 
 
 Lxvri 
 
 171 
 172 
 
 171 
 
 WW 
 I21K) 
 
 inn 
 
 ii;i 
 
 XXVI 
 
 XVI 
 
 l.-.(l 
 
 151 
 XXIX 
 
 :xvii 
 
 XVII 
 
 l.W 
 1110 
 
 nor. 
 
 18 
 
 .■i2 
 319 
 
 iii'.t; 
 
 2:!.-. 
 
 z\:> 
 
 is;! 
 .".Ill 
 ;ii:! 
 
 I tv.i 
 
 21S 
 
 JIS 
 
 232 
 21 
 11 W 
 178 
 :t 
 312 
 
 14 
 
 
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 t« 
 
 PmiH 
 
 I HMI'I.KTK: C 
 
 •I'll --- l,TiMII|i| 
 
 iiia> I..' , iilli'ii ,,n I, 
 
 > 111 |, ,.ji . 
 
 i-iirt n| apiM'ul nia.v .,r.|..r |.ii i,, tlmi of 
 
 ii/iiinl whlcli i 
 
 NSISTK.M U>: In t.'M uIiimI,., I 
 
 iMlilil'nllAI KI) HnlXKH; .V 
 
 ^^■|•vl^.■l■ ii|iiiM . Imw . lli.,|,.,| 
 
 i"w rfmii.iti'.i 
 
 lll'il III llll'ir r(ir|irii;lt 
 
 } 
 
 I.M 
 
 ||\ l-li;l K i; 
 
 ' '"i-inirn/iiiiiH.) 
 
 ii.in 
 
 III 
 
 I.NKKHIul: .(l 
 
 IIMiNt l„. i iiir.l ill ..ihl 
 
 rases of — all par 
 
 (' IIUIIU* 
 
 lio Int. ri'-.|ii| 
 
 Ki'IiiimIIi.s a 
 
 liHMrrii.Ns 
 
 < V. /'<„)( 
 
 i.Mii.>i, Iniliiiiiciits i,f 
 
 In 
 
 IIIIXHIi,„,rs > Hill t.s,,l„s/i, fs ,,/ till /', 
 
 KiiHMAMiiKs: In writ i.r il.claratloi 
 
 .(•<•.» 
 
 IM. 
 
 W 
 li 
 
 jilia.l 
 
 ii'ii iiia\ III 
 II \v waivi'ij 
 
 I iir scrvlci' hiiw 
 
 anii'iHlcl 
 
 i!>iVTi"N:-AL;aiiis( (-.i |ii.iatl.,ii> ||| 
 
 I.Nin 
 
 Ti 
 
 'lii 
 
 piiW.Ts 
 
 iiiiiMl l(tlir>-|iat. tit 
 
 -\Vl 
 
 liii>ii.>i 
 
 ii-ii It i- -iiiiicii'nt til irlv. 
 
 i'Knll> t'.riin'il 
 
 111 writ ot >iiii 
 
 iNsruil'IION :- Fi 
 
 T proiiC (V. /'i 
 
 N.iti.ot 
 
 IITCI.C 
 
 ir iiiiiiii iiiHl lifaiiii- 
 
 Fur liiarini; j 
 
 tlHTl'Df 
 
 I'l 
 
 11 law or nil the iiierl-.s 
 
 uiHl until 
 
 For iMoof and licarlii!,' I 
 
 DItt 
 
 I'liini, anil i oti, 
 
 '1 apiiialali.c casi.s rlrcult 
 
 " ill iiiiii-apiifalalili' cj 
 
 In 
 l-'i.r 
 
 ')• ri-n,ii-. In i)r(lliiar\ ca.sc: 
 
 asi' (It il|,.-;ii i|..tr'nfinn ..f 
 
 jii'iDi in .siiit.s I) twi'in lessors 
 
 tnwiisliip lanil 
 
 For hcarliiL.' In suits I v\ 
 
 tl'SM'I's - 
 
 In- 
 
 I'll!' Iii'arliit; in ppral 
 I KlrriiiN KX I- MX (v. / 
 
 iNsiii.VKMv: -III .ast 
 
 wi'iii lessors ami le.ssei 
 iii/inthntl 
 
 been 
 
 •III in 
 
 in. mill how 
 
 ^ If 
 
 execii'ioii, creilitors n 
 
 It ilelitor wl 
 
 I'ise proji rty has 
 Hist he call i| 
 
 Ol'Ir.tiler wl 
 
 I'l leJiises to .'irraii 
 
 I.s> 
 
 uruiiii.l lor lapia 
 
 Ke With cri'ililors, *c. 
 
 iii.\ KNr:- M 
 tiamli'il 
 
 iieys levieil on jiroperfy 
 
 o -er to ii.. 
 
 niiist bo 
 
 iNsr 
 
 IS against 
 
 Cii)ij 
 iirrioN ot hi 
 
 lilltllHl to 
 
 Neeil not allow -- t 
 
 . retiisin^r f,, arrati- 
 
 l( IMKNTS, it 
 
 «■ Wit'i ITiHlito'S - 
 
 '""'/'"'"•"''■tv;: Xotarles are 
 
 'f r1 
 
 1 1' iiiitarv ret 
 
 .hidi:, 
 
 use- 
 
 am parlies 
 witlioiii jmi- 
 
 I) illlie 
 
 jiHlixe's onle nia\ "he i.'hi 
 
 Tiler 
 
 iinler to lix t'liie i 
 
 lined 
 
 hervie 
 ropy tl 
 
 liiriiisiiin;,' oo| 
 
 »y - 
 I' III' order oti iiotarv 
 
 'If eonnim ii.itii 
 
 III or 
 
 Ills. ui von niii-t mention ord 
 
 made oi 
 
 Liahilit 
 
 Al 
 
 I eopv ofor.ler 
 y III' notary railiii- 1,1 
 
 iplioatjon to ohiaiii d 
 
 Of, and eiitr,\ to lie 
 'I'lllply with order 
 
 exiraet of aiitboiHic act 
 
 o|i<isit of ai|i,,eiiti 
 
 us 
 
 •If imlilic ro«is 
 
 ropx 
 
 Petit 
 
 hv \v! 
 
 \V 
 
 Kin to I 
 
 IS an ori'.;iiial when . rl-iii:i| 
 11111, li.tw and .-ti wl 
 
 er t.i III 
 
 liisi' 'o>t iiiadi 
 
 has been lost. 
 
 lore jildmneiil onler- 
 
 I'r. 
 
 oiay on siiiiiiiioiis t^ 
 
 ■<iieli inpv to he di 
 
 oeeilitiifs t 
 
 I iilitaii 
 
 liosited 
 
 o remain of leeord 
 
 I) 
 
 owers oi protlionotarv in tb 
 ' "ii-^ siih|ect to revivii 
 
 o preiniso.s 
 
 Al' 
 
 >o. I'.M.K 
 111 
 
 12)1 j)l. 
 
 III.:. 
 1177 
 
 l.'/d 
 
 I20 is 
 1 1 \'! 
 1 2211 
 
 1 1 I'l 
 
 II7-.S 
 
 ll'.i 
 
 '■ iiKt; 
 nave. 
 
 23 ( 
 XL 
 
 •Sl'i 
 
 Iii2 
 
 L.r 
 
 1(172-3 
 
 Ki'.f.i 
 
 I'.tS .-.(HI 
 
 nil 
 
 ■<|.i7 
 Mil 
 
 I. VI 
 
 I2I.-I 
 I21C. 
 12(7 
 
 12 IS 
 1 2 HI 
 
 I2.VI 
 I2.-.1 
 
 l2-i2-:", 
 l2-.t 
 
 1>,M 
 I. •!.•'.'.» 
 l.ilii 
 
 17s 
 
 I Ml 
 
 jiri 
 
 I'l 
 IS! 
 
 ISiJ 
 
 Is 
 
 Is 
 
 I.Vs 
 
 .'lit 
 
 ;!.3 
 
 (>( 
 
 MW 
 
 1711 
 l.!C. 
 I.IC. 
 171 
 
 121 
 
 l(i| 
 121 
 
 I'.KI 
 I'.io 
 
 li.KI 
 
 I IK I 
 I '.HI 
 
 I I.N I 
 
 1;hi 
 
 I'ld 
 
 I'd 
 I'd 
 
 211.5 
 2<C 
 
 •'It:'. 
 
4U 
 
 IMiKX. 
 
 I : 
 
 i 
 
 ! 
 
 I.Nsi rm iKNi V:- (»ri|(iii,in,| 
 (tr rfcrini i,, aiipial. ho'w 
 
 Ini KiiiiK TKii F'l: 
 
 nwiiv :- All 
 
 low rem. ■Hid 
 tviiM;i||ii| 
 
 siii-\ liiioir a iiiial 
 
 Allt'Miitiiiii ui ii 
 
 Vll'l' 
 
 "I 1 nil he 
 
 rilMlll 
 
 > •■'•niiiii iiccfs- 
 
 !m ► iii>i 
 
 |MriiiK>|.,ii <>{ imiIk 
 
 IIIIIOVImIiIis oI 
 
 ii|ip..iiit,.,| I,, 
 
 It 
 
 '|iiii''''l I'lr iiiii 
 
 ' \ . lllllllufl iilil, 
 
 ilaill 
 
 Invalid without 
 
 , , , .,' laiiiliMKiiirc (ilai Hon - 
 
 Allol.lr.ti,,,, |„crr,|ll.llil> „( wilrii-ss - . " 
 
 KiKloisiilli,!, „|| will „| ap,„.„| ( 
 
 asmt inay t„. ,x,nnin.M| at am tiim.|,v - ' 
 
 How partlfs uiv miimiu.mi.-iI t<. aiisw.w 
 
 M'll, II ahsiiii attn-tifv niav I,.- scrvfil - 
 
 l^iit.v Mmuno,,,.,! ,M.,.r appear in p.^Mii. must Im'- 
 
 swoiii; what ii ,,,|-|,nrati„n - - "•.'""■^^"' 
 hth-ct ol . I,. -a, lit to api„.ar or K, aiisw.T partv n.iJ 
 
 aiisw,.rM,i..se,,„..n,l^ l„„ „„..! p.n ', t ), pl^. 
 „„., ''""'•; "■* •" l"'illii''iuy oraiisw.rs - ! . 
 
 u.,'";:^,:^:.;?r;;i;r':" '" ""^"- ''■" " 
 
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 How aiiswrrcd - - . . . " ■ " 
 
 Indhc.t aii>wcr> nuiy ho iL'ject.'.i '. '. ' ' 
 
 'h.HJrllH"?/'"' 'V, '"^'>''-''f>'«in fro, utin;,' or' 
 
 (loclari- that ho will not iiso thr aiisw,-,'. . ' 
 Answers to may In coriain cases h,- ,|lvi I,. I 
 Kxpons.'ol-iohehor,,,. hy partv r-,|ihl,u - 
 
 iHMoiv starting, ha. a rl^-ht t. havo expenses 
 
 '""''is^wom'-n^s;;;!;':''.' ^^'"'"' •" i'«"."-n,et;M-eh; 
 ''''t.;i::^[i;;';^:;i;iVi^,:''r'''V'^^7'^'^'-'-«"'-"- 
 
 How such order Is exeeniid - 
 
 In jury trials - . - . ' " • 
 
 Party to a suit may he sumiiinued to aiisu ..r"- hefore 
 
 an examiner appointed to tak<. prool' - . . 
 
 «'Jl fi>'i''ssary 111 noii-ap|ie,ilahle eases 
 
 lNTKU^ENTioNS:--VVlion.ayi,dervenelnasuit - -" .' 
 
 '^' ludJJs';!:^!..,^'"'!"" ^"'>'" •'••oc..e,n,i,s- wiUunit 
 
 Etteei when allowe.l, .lelavs I 
 
 ehiy for answering; Dutv ofl 
 admission to suit 
 
 or serving and fylinf.' 
 
 Jn apijeal - - - . . 
 The creditor of a dehtor lailiii- 
 
 to be eollorated m . 
 Creditor oi person sued 
 
 nterveiiingpai-tyafter 
 loox.reLse his rights 
 
 :l\ iiitc!-v...if' ill his pi 
 
 Tosts 
 
 a right lo iutcrvem 
 
 I'or 
 
 aee 
 
 I 'nation of property has 
 
 on 
 
 Intrusion, into piihlie or corporat^ 
 
 Plihli'- Ojh'r) . . 
 
 otHee (v, I'surpatk 
 
 lltM. 
 
 P.\r,r, 
 17s, Ijiii 
 
 I '.I I 
 
 \2>>\ 
 
 L'L'J 
 
 2.! I 
 
 I'.i;: 
 
 i;i 
 7?.l 
 
 llii 
 
 .'Is 
 
 11 It', 
 
 11 IV 
 
 Fti'i 
 171 
 
 iiL'i 
 111 
 
 I7L' 
 
 1 
 1 
 
 i:!(d 
 111 
 
 
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 ;'>2 
 
 ■x\ 
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 :'.■',:{ 
 
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 •S.Vi 
 
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 211 
 
 :<i 
 
 212 
 
 .'M 
 
 1(12 
 
 ■A 
 
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 lO'.IS 
 
 I.-.l 
 
 I-..-. 
 
 12 
 
 21 
 21 
 
 I.V. 
 l.">7 
 
 24 
 21 
 
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 llii6 
 
 2i 
 
 178 
 
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 Ill 
 
 ••, 77 1 
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 211 
 
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 12 
 
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 21 
 
 i.-iii 
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 21 
 21 
 
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 178 
 
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 I.Nv,Nro.n .-Of ..rtecu, tak.i. In ..xr.uii.,,, (v. f;,,,„„ 
 
 M. .V '""'"'■>■ •'■'*"'l'"'"> - - - - 
 
 iV c.irahir '" '"■'''"■^1> "'. '"•^*'"lvnl ..>r,M.iHii„„ 
 
 **"ll".I;m'.','l'"'f '",""• l"-"l»-'-',V 01 a Mhc.'s^l.M, „M 
 , I' nio\ al III Seals 
 
 '■' ,li '"■,"/"■;"/ "'. " 'I' •■'■■l.r.l ,., ,:.„,, „r 11 .•1.1111. IMt. II ^' 
 
 . iT , l' ':■■ l"^ '''""'• ""'"' '"">• 'l'-"'an,l. win. 
 iii.ij tah'' part In - ... . 
 
 "aiill 'h.r'"'"' '""''' '"' ""•'"'"' '" '"' Pr.'s..nt at 
 fii'iay on mifltli atlnn - . . . ' 
 
 KxiMiitinir notary, liy whom ilii.si'ii - . ." ! 
 ^lust !,.> In autliciitic foriii - - . . 
 I Ivslonsof... atiil lont.'nts ---..* 
 llo'.I' l' ."''''.''" '."'•^^"••■" P'"-ii,..s must !„■ n,..n- 
 
 ''"'hovv'""! "^"*'"' '"^•"'■y •" ""Ike siRli .'iitrv" ami 
 
 iiv',","n'"'.'^'!^7' '"■""'«" '" il'ii'lini: s.u'li i||tii<nui..s 
 Hy onsrnt of iiariies sal. may I,,. |,ior....,u.,i w| i at 
 01 .•,., no valuation linn niMiWirv - . . 1 
 ^^1)|. tsi.nflt!...| to,nst.,.|vori.iiMts- .... 
 hi.rinalltii-sapplicalili. jhallcasi.s .... 
 ((rdiToi lolNnatjon lor.osi, (,j— . 
 May lie ilmiainkvl in cusc.s of rfvi.|i,i!, ation 
 •'^'1'' i>J' iiifi-Hloried efertx (v. S'l!".) - - . . f 
 
 I)play (111 stimnions to olitain ^ 
 
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 ^elay on summons - - . . 
 Pro.eeilliiKs must remaii. of reconl - I ." ' 
 1 rothonotary to have powers ot luilu-e - . 
 decisions suliject to revi>ion '. - . . 
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 t'lTtaln art.s 111 - arc -r N I'.ir ticw trial - 
 
 '\. ./"-■// Trial. I'luill.,,.!.', \'<,.l,./ I 
 .11 in 'I'm M : -111 \Miat I as s a jinvnl - - - . . 
 l-'nr vvh;il aiiKiiiiil (ov.r Jiikd, on wlial Usiirs at 
 
 Willis.' ii|ltilil| ' 
 
 HnW ij|)t|iill is lliailr 
 
 I>SIH', 1. ■-iirellllj,' i|lialitk'S of iiaitirs to l><> ilrciili'il 
 
 lii-|i)i-.' lixiriK - 
 
 Kacli pai'iy iii'i^^t I'liriijsli «/<//« /,(.■»/ <•■/ ///iV.s- - 
 .VsslK'iitiiciit (if fai ts may lie i||s|„.|is(.(| wifh h\ con- 
 
 sciit ■ . ■_ 
 
 Where tilal II1U.-.I lie lia I '. [ 
 
 Wlieii ami why trial In aiiotlier .IMrict mav lip 
 
 i.'raiiiii| to a jiulille dili, cr --..■. 
 Mav lie lixcl for day either in term or iti vacation - 
 Ketonl to iietraiismltlod wlieri trial fake.-i i.Iaepout 
 
 ofillstii(t - . 
 
 SiK-.i,,! I.l../, ,1,1.1 Slriihui u, ilir r.nni: Conrt upon 
 
 motion ma> lix ilay for >trikiiiK panel - 
 Motion to ll\ ilay for trial, ninst he accoinpatiie.i 
 
 W ilh 'leposil 
 
 AlnoMiit of .such deposit \ 
 
 f<electlon ot (mors 111 nnrealltile easp-; - . '. 
 
 LaoLoia:.' m jurors: wlmn |ii:.ms nin-t Ur,lr„ir,lir/,i/,. 
 
 hili/ii'i' 
 
 Spi'ci I li^i oi' m |in-ors. liow niiiij 
 
 Notice lo !„■ -ivell of slril<llll,' - - - . . 
 
 I'a tie-inil-t attend at llmeli\ I In' sti iking panel 
 lliw strikieu' is eltected - - - . .1 
 J'niei'edini,'s If party who liaMiem;in 'ed i i;,i i,v |„,.y 
 
 fails to proeeed '. '. 
 
 Siiiiiniiiiihii/ ./if)-o)-.v.— How eliected — w ii r)f rfi,/,-.' 
 
 j'lirnis to t.ssiie ... . . _ _ 
 
 .\moiiiit of deposit to lie mad*" with moti .n for writ '- 
 
 Slioriti'iiiay demand costs oi - lief<jre ser inj; writ - 
 
 I'ni-iiiiilliiu •!/ Jiii-ii mill '/('(//«,((/'■.— Atleiiclaiice of 
 
 jurors, liow enforccil 
 
 Heturn of w it of )•.•))/;■,■ I'uri.ts : When and upon 
 
 what iiroiind> rl,allii„„i,, thr iimni is mmle 
 This (hallenire niiist In' in writim:. and state causes - 
 
 111 lie decided liy presiditn; .Ji'iIK" - 
 
 Kllect if pronounced valid 
 
 <"Hlliiii; and sweariim o|' the inry - - . . ] 
 
 WllO nia\' c//<l//r,),/i' ^or e.ni.v, Mini Wllell 
 
 Causes otcliallen.:e to ilie poll^ . . . , \ 
 Causes of principal chalieiitre - - - . . 
 
 (Causes of clia'len^'e to the nivor 
 
 I'riiicipal challeni-'cs how triecl - . . . . 
 Trial idclialienj;es to Mie I'avor - - . . ! 
 How jurors , ire called In mercantile r.nises - 
 _\\ hat a "talcs" i-, and when resorted to - 
 
 To what jurors are sworn 
 
 1'nir^,;li„(js hrfiir,- ,i jiirn:- l-;,,hnii to lie Kiveil to 
 lirothonotary, when and for what purpose and 
 
 contents J . 
 
 KfJ'ect of (dtlier or holh of the [.anie- talHir.' to 
 
 apjiear on iiay id trial 
 Withdrawal ot jdalntill ; (onseiinetit ., 
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 eerliorariof |ui|i.'iiieiit 
 
 liAMls. — II 
 
 May he juror 
 
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 'I'', and revision by 
 
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 eniie of actions re| 
 
 Partition of 
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 R'-liiy tor apiitaianci' of i|.-i..|iiiarit . - . . 
 Di'lay for iplcadlnf; 
 
 Dflay tor answcriii},' and othi'r pli'as - . . . 
 
 Iiisirfptlon lor proof 
 
 ('losliit,' proof 
 
 PiVliliMic'c Iiow taki'ii 
 
 Inscription for licarfne on tlic merits - . . . 
 
 When Judjiniciit mav he Ktvcn 
 
 Hv whom writs arc executed 
 
 When circuit court has Jurisdiction - - . . 
 
 (Apiitfih I'riDii jiidf/iiinifs in mliiim itf fjprtim'Uf 
 
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 iilliir fii.ii'n ill cull if Itf Q. />'.) 
 
 LkttkRs Patknt :— May In certain cases be declared tiull l.v 
 
 the superior court 
 
 How demands lor annullint; niav he made - 
 Intormation, how served. Iiiscrihed ani detcrmliipil 
 
 upon 
 
 Appeal from liidKUient allectiMK 
 
 In the case of lands ceded t'roio the crown, hv whom, 
 
 where, and how suit mav he hrouKht -' - 
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 liiiiEM.ors:— Court may snn iimin pronounce wrItinKS to 
 
 be — " _ 
 
 hiiUKTios ■.-Ciiiiiiiiilsory Parliliiin inul — ; co-heirs and 
 co-proprietors may hrin?,' action to obtain — 
 
 \V ho must be parties to such suit 
 
 Special tutor must he named to minors 
 
 Court before judgment orders exj.ertise to a.scertaiii 
 whether immoveable can be divided - 
 
 One expert sutllcient if all parties are of full age 
 
 Proceedings on report of exi»ert 
 
 AllotiiU'iit of shares 
 
 Proceeillngs before forming lots, If suit be for an 
 account and a partition 
 
 Court may order public auction, if immoveables can- 
 not he advantageously dlvliled .... 
 
 Advertisements and notices necessary when court 
 has ordered licitation- - - 1 . . . 
 
 In default of plaintilfothcr parties inav advertise - 
 
 Delay tor receiving ojjpositlons 
 
 Sale to he delayed If oppositions cannot be decided 
 belore day lixed. court may lix another day 
 
 Bids and tinal ad|udication - - - - . 
 
 Conditions of sale, list of charges must have been 
 filed, deed of sale 
 
 Rtfecf of adindlcatlon 
 
 Liability of purchaser failing to pay price accordlriK 
 to conditions ofsale 
 
 Delay tor (lUus oppositions for pavnient - - . 
 
 Distribution of purcliase monev, certificate of regis- 
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 Ltcitation of Immoveable situated in two districts - 
 
 Of immoveahlB held Jointly by a tutor and his pupil - 
 
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 Salo or iiiovc.iiiji'^ of suoccs.s|on wli.'ii ativ „i the 
 
 CD-liclr-i is ji . ,„ 
 
 MiMTFs:-Of.s..l/nn.. sa!i., Ac. (V. /Vor..«r-,7,„n - - 
 I ro(-,..o,iin;,'s to olitaln jospcctloii of ii.itMrv\ — (v 
 
 Mis-j(.rN;iKR.-I)ilati.ry .■x( fptimi ii, .nM. oi - of daioi^ 
 
 in ai tliin ,.,,, , ,. 
 
 .MiXKD A.TK.N:- V.ini.wiC ■^- s ii' 
 
 .Mii\KY:-Pali| Inl.i ((wirt caiiooi In' \sitliilra\vn • - - '"' '-i> 
 
 Seizure (ifriinciit .^■' 
 
 Payoient of - levied in ex.ciitlim <,n iiioveul)le> . ',m 
 •xollocatldii an. I illstrtbutlon of - I.vIpiI oii Imiiiov.- 
 
 ables _, 
 
 P'»ynii>iit of- levied on ininioveal)le> - - ". I --,- 
 
 MnNTRKAl. :-Keviewrroin uliatdistrirtiha.l at- - - W; 
 
 Notlci' of sale (it (iioveililes sel/ed in 
 
 Appeals from what dlslrirts linoiKlit tri — - . . ii'i- 
 
 MorroNr-Notlceoi-. what ie.|ulred 111, << <■ - . . i v 
 
 Notice of - what rerniired iti <;. <". - - . . Wlir 
 
 Most <<i?ifaiti Kronnds on widch if is fninded - . ' r.v r 
 
 What - are nKifiiiiis .ifcoiirse - - . . . ivni 
 
 \Miat - may l)e adjiidirated upon willioiit notice to 
 
 adverse partv j ... 
 
 Affldavit in support of- most he eommunleated to 
 
 adverse part\ . . y 
 
 Costs upon — must lie asked for therehv - . ". I \ 1 1 1 
 In court of Q.H. nnst he supported bvallidavit • - '' \\ 
 (.rounds of pndiinlnary exception "inav in certain 
 
 cases he ureed hv — - - . . ' . . i.,^ 
 
 May he rejecte.l on - if particu'ars of demand he 
 
 ^ not disclosed V \ v 
 
 xo appeal from an Interlocutory judgment of superior 
 
 court . - 1 Ills ip'o 
 
 MovKABr.K.S:— 8el:',uroof, (v. /-^vv./Zon) - . . j ■'■''''"' p'm 
 
 I 1102 
 
 Saleof (v. /;.mv(//V,,, S//.', /,/cf/i/on/, r»n,/,„) . / -''^ 
 
 EtTectofjudicialsaleof- .... ' 'l^'t 
 
 Mv.viciPAi, ConpoaATfON.— No appeal lies In mattersi \l\x\ 
 
 (T)ncernin),' \ '-V 
 
 V^u''t^7.?'''''{\"'i''' "'• ''■'"'" "'""i»'"'aMe and how talven - ■'. i 
 
 IN E\v 1 RIAL;— Delay lor movini- for \n\ 
 
 Notice of motion nnist he fjlven .... ';;■- 
 
 May he granted in wiiat.'ases ;r,;. 
 
 Certain causes iiowaseerlalned , ,-: ' 
 
 Must he granted whenjudjiinetit on verdict ha,s lieef ' 
 
 reversed , 
 
 „ . (v. ./'"•// TrUd.) ' '•' 
 
 NoN-ArcKPTA\cE :-Forms of notlnc and prot-stloK for — ■'-! ii 
 Form oi notari.il notice of a notin- or nrotest for 
 
 iiod act thereof ' ^ ,,, 
 
 Non-Appkai.abi.b Case. :-Defendant must appear af once ' 
 
 ifreturiiablein term - - . . . . . „,.,.. 
 
 If Judge he absent, appearance or default is recordi'd 
 
 by (derk , , 
 
 C0)ifessio;i ofjudsiilOOl " ''v. 
 
 On default plaiiitiif may proceed at on<c t.) proof . i hV 
 
 Defendant must plead forthwith if returnable in 
 
 Ifdefend'aiudonot plead in writi'ng he Is'ealle'd on '"'*' 
 
 to si)eoify what he admits - - . . " |,^,.< 
 
 44;{ 
 
 I'AOK 
 
 i:.; 
 21 d 
 
 I'.KI 
 
 iy 
 
 Tti 
 
 ^l 
 
 I0-; 
 III 
 
 (■,1.1 
 
 S*' 
 
 itI 
 
 221 
 2;i2 
 221 
 221 
 
 221 
 
 222 
 222 
 211 
 
 21 
 
 217 
 
 171 
 
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 \(v< 
 
 X2 
 H4 
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 170 
 .37 
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 ;;:'.! 
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 Iii7 
 
 ir.7 
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 liW 
 
 ii'i- 
 
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 444 
 
 I.VDKX. 
 
 Kxcciitlon, if iirifi,.r«io -.'"■"• 
 <»j»poHlfio.i8, Ac. . . ■ • • - • 
 
 Aro fl^torn.ln.'.l siimmarllv '.'.'.'• 
 
 l^p'^!^s,i'v£:!^,:!i.:^'y-"> ■ ■ ■ ■ 
 
 NON-./ B..„,A,. DAVS:-WhataV.' - - " 
 
 < o.irt cannot sit on - - ' ' " " 
 
 Sale un.lor ex.'cutloi. cannot take olarp on ' * ' 
 
 ^ „ by r..s,.on.i..nt In appeal T"^'"^- ^""^ '>f)tal..e<l 
 
 ^„, A^'Hlnst opposant to .uarria|e- - ^ ''"'^ 
 N0TABIK8 >->^^u.st Klvo con.m.mlcatlon. &c "of "fh,..; 
 omclal records to Interested pariie/oi Sy^'l'n'? 
 
 (v. Impprtinn of DooHnipntu ^ " 
 
 Not,, k -^Of^ctiun^must^ be Riven to public ft.nctlo„-arie« 
 
 Cn..scrlptlon for proof and hoa,-i-„g. kc. (C. W.p.' 
 
 Ofn.otlon.whatrefnilred '.'.'•• 
 nffa''°JP'®''''''»*"«st«ten in execution " " * 
 
 Of sale of Immoveables bv wav of i'.,.i#.'fi„»' 
 
 ^^'"*'i'7r8on7'"^.?''h'"V'*?'"J""K«««to - : : : • 
 
 erwhere"'-'"'"-'" administer In Canada, and 
 
 Ipolition"!' 'r *'.*"^«« before commencing 
 *""'wrinf.r """■'■ ''^ ''*'*"»'"^' according to cre'ed of 
 
 8?"xSm'!'^''"-f^-"""- • - ." : : : 
 
 Ofjuror •-..''''•' 
 Of curator - . *"''-•• 
 
 «f SuLratoi"-''"'^ ''"'n'^'«°^'>' on - 'f required" -' 
 O-o accompany opposition for r'evlsfon of nd'gment ' 
 
 No. 
 
 »'AOK 
 
 vm 
 
 168 
 
 IKXI 
 
 168 
 
 11(11 
 
 168 
 
 1102 
 
 168 
 
 iiai 
 
 If.8 
 
 iim 
 
 168 
 
 H6 
 
 14 
 
 12.V, 
 
 188 
 
 12«t J8 
 
 18 
 
 2 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 3 
 
 2 
 
 .'V4 
 
 9 
 
 73 
 
 12 
 
 575 
 
 82 
 
 672 
 
 98 
 
 7&-.-f, 
 
 119 
 
 4.33 
 
 60 
 
 3-11 
 
 380 
 
 1129 
 
 173 
 
 129 
 
 20 
 
 394-9 
 
 55 
 
 993 
 
 152 
 
 1245 
 
 1W» 
 
 ]»jr> 
 
 199 
 
 1309-10 
 
 200 
 
 22 
 
 4 
 
 LV 
 
 221 
 
 571-3 
 
 82 
 
 648 
 
 93 
 
 904 
 
 138 
 
 929 
 
 141 
 
 950 
 
 145 
 
 697 
 
 101 
 
 119 
 
 18 
 
 581 
 
 83 
 
 IX 
 
 241 
 
 11 
 
 2 
 
 30 
 
 6 
 
 1059 
 
 162 
 
 255 
 
 36 
 
 256 
 
 37 
 
 304 
 
 4S 
 
 330-1 
 
 45 
 
 a34 
 
 46 
 
 32 
 
 46 
 
 3?2 
 
 65 
 
 1266 192 1 
 
 827 126 1 
 
 878 i34 1 
 
 486 
 
 m I 
 
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 CAOK 
 
 um 
 
 158 
 
 iirxi 
 
 158 
 
 noi 
 
 158 
 
 1102 
 
 168 
 
 IlU'i 
 
 158 
 
 IKH 
 
 158 
 
 .Sfi 
 
 14 
 
 IZif, 
 
 188 
 
 ia»j8 
 
 IS 
 
 2 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 3 
 
 2 
 
 r>4 
 
 9 
 
 73 
 
 12 
 
 575 
 
 82 
 
 672 
 
 98 
 
 78:>-f> 
 
 119 
 
 433 
 
 60 
 
 3-11 
 
 380 
 
 1129 
 
 173 
 
 129 
 
 20 
 
 394 -;♦ 
 
 br, 
 
 993 
 
 152 
 
 1245 
 
 190 
 
 I3<ir> 
 
 199 
 
 1309-10 
 
 200 
 
 22 
 
 4 
 
 LV 
 
 221 
 
 571-3 
 
 82 
 
 648 
 
 93 
 
 904 
 
 138 
 
 929 
 
 141 
 
 950 
 
 145 
 
 697 
 
 101 
 
 119 
 
 18 
 
 581 
 
 88 
 
 IX 
 
 241 
 
 U 
 
 2 
 
 30 
 
 6 
 
 1059 
 
 162 
 
 255 
 
 36 
 
 256 
 
 37 
 
 304 
 
 43 
 
 330-1 
 
 45 
 
 a34 
 
 46 
 
 32 
 
 46 
 
 392 
 
 65 
 
 1266 192 
 
 827 126 
 
 878 134 
 
 486 
 
 £« 
 
 INDKZ. 
 
 Korm thereof N''- 
 
 ... ^ „ , (v. AJidavit.) ** 
 
 It^riAorj/ Oath (v. D^rhoru) - - . . ...,. 
 
 ri„.. "'"*'^'"'*^' '"»>'''« "'■'lered to appear - - . " \\l 
 
 To Z.TJs--' * *^.''*T'°-'"'^ *f^> 
 
 Om(E:-r.surpation of public or corporate --• - i * mlfi 
 0FricKK8:-PubIlc(v. i'Mftt.V). .' . . 
 
 Ontario :-8ervlce.s In- how eflected iZ 
 
 Oi.POHiT.0N8:-To judgments 6^ third parties, who may ^ 
 
 ^"VZT'^' '-■°°^")'' "f petition; ser"vlce'and"linii- ^''*' 
 
 Proce^dlnKsas In ordinary su'lts - '. '. '. '. ill 
 
 Budpfendtinl (v. Revigion^ iH 
 
 irf^.T'""'"^"*' ^^ '"»*^« •>"••'"« long vacation - 1 
 
 Must be accompanied by notice, to whom presented Wi 
 
 ProceedlnKS to be summary - - . . . ,^A 
 
 "n avTo^oh?-.„°oV^H"/'^'^- J"»l«'nent of non-suit 
 
 may be obtained, and how out 
 
 Are declared abandoned If opposant fall to oroceed - uuli 
 
 consort""""-""" P"?*^-°'- frlendVofCendlng ^ 
 
 Appeal to Queen's bench" '-'.'.'.'.'. ^ 
 
 ni>f.^'*'"'*''-^4^<'''«<'*'*« -Who may make - - ^ 
 
 Debtor may make on what grounds - - - . r^ 
 
 Ifpartofdebt be extinguished '^ 
 
 May be made by owners or pledgees .... ^i 
 
 Privilege of lessor - . . . ^^ 
 Must contain election of domicile and be accomi 
 
 For^/l^^lS^avr '^y^ ^? «^/ »'--«^'''«' • " , ^ '^ 
 
 Judge's onler may replace affidavit --.".* ^ 
 
 How served on sheriff, his duty thereupon - - . aS 
 
 r^nfri*'P.*^'^^,?PP"'"»"^a"«'- return- ... mb 
 
 PerempUon"of-'''V"?'^'"?'-y?''^« ... ^87 
 
 Jurisdiction of circuit court as to - '. '. '. '. 1^ 
 
 In uon-appealable cases , ,7^ 
 
 m^"-i^*=*'lP?"'''«'°"ers' courts .' ,^irj 
 
 "•« 'SeuMre and Sale of Im,mveablu .—To stop sale 
 
 *orm of affidavit tyvv 
 
 M.^/°".",'^*'1?K°",.""*'' «fflJavit not necessary -' -' LXXXII 
 
 superior court --.-... t wYVTrr 
 
 ^°- do- do. m circuit couri XXXVII 
 
 Delay for filing J 652 
 
 SherlfTIs bound to return- * i^l 
 
 Duty of sheriff on receiving .' f^ 
 
 claimed '°''-*^ ''*. ~ ^ °°'^ ^° reduce amount 
 
 Service and return -..II'"" ^ 
 Sheriff must return - Into court at once with all 
 
 papers ---..... „,, 
 
 lilabilttyofparty making -unsuccessfully . . ^ 
 
 445 
 
 I'AUK 
 
 68 
 
 62 
 
 62 
 62 
 9 
 ."47 
 73 
 15,-. 
 
 208 
 76 
 
 3 
 II 
 
 72 
 
 72 
 
 72 
 
 67 
 
 1 
 
 1.^2 
 
 l.'>2 
 
 152 
 
 152 
 152 
 
 1,12 
 152 
 83 
 
 83 
 83 
 83 
 83 
 
 83 
 224 
 
 83 
 
 84 
 
 84 
 
 84 
 
 84 
 166 
 168 
 185 
 
 95 
 224 
 225 
 
 226 
 234 
 
 95 
 142 
 
 95 
 
 95 
 
 95 
 95 
 
 95 
 
 95 
 
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 l?^;;;Si,;;iw.,i!,;l':ri:l;!';™«;K;;i''-'""" «i 
 
 In jimltciN oi'ii, iiatlon ... ' ' " ■*■''" 
 
 In iimM..rs(.(li,j(atlori (v. H,i/„/i„„' ) ' ' ' ,..5'."* 
 
 ln,Hs,.s „r.,.,.nii,„mtion.,r;iti!. •' " " " •'•'H;^' 
 
 an'V wIk:;;'"''^ '" "'" ''" ^^'"••"'•> --'^^■"" ""'V make ••'' 
 
 In iiiatfcrs orii.ltaflf.ri - . . - - J (;-,(» 
 
 Inj'ascsoff-.iiiiinuiittoii „rtitl.. - . I " ' •.'^ir'-i' 
 
 an.l ..n what Kn-i.ti-ls niav l„. ,„,„|,> . ■ ." '" 
 
 >> lien iiccrssarv tn lil,. . . " ' ' 'I'* 
 
 must (Diitaln i-lrctioii .,r,|oiiik.ii.. . .' " " i^I 
 
 In cases oflicitation ... ■ ■ ■ 72r! 
 
 Xn'"'" ^'r "'!!^ "^'''-'V-Who "n.a; ,ii; and "'•'' 
 
 Must lie siM-Vt'd ..'"'"""■ T.V) 
 
 Kloi . I calllMKcausos in circuit conrt . . vvvt? 
 
 Ot licaniiif CUSPS in ai)i]i-il AW 11 
 
 PANEL :—(v. 7»yy/ TW<//. ,/»,'„•,,) . "^ . 
 
 PAH..,AMKVr^-Mc„,,,,,,, ,,,„„„ „. ,,,^.^, „^ ^^^ ^,^^^ ^- XIII 
 
 Pahsonaoks :-A,sscss,nonts for I.nil'^linK'orro'pairi'ng, whor^ "' 
 
 PAUTicri,A,is OK I)KM AN,. :- Mnst be disclosiM b^- ,,ecla- f '"'^ 
 
 lation or l.lli „f - (iie,| ihcrewitli - - . ] XXX 
 
 Pautiks roS(iTs:-\Vlio iiiavljc - - '^ ,„ ^'^^ 
 
 Or,!^'"'!""" '"'"'•"■''^''"'e'' to superior court - ' mi; 
 
 a'V.l'.Mi'i'f. '" ^-t.nant. to ap,»,ear: Dela? thereon ''' 
 
 (Vnwr"'"7'","'"""'" """<<' 'I'Pi'- claims ". ". : ■ill 
 
 '»n win. mill, lu'in. 'Ill ordcrinif i-< hin.lln ' '' 
 
 Costs " ''""'''"•■•*• tl'Hr .Intles an.l how name'"* 9,7 
 
 PARTNE^„n,:S,.rvi:-o upon.:, how Pffcctf.;! "- '- I "'j^ 
 
 11 Without known diVu'e *c - - "" 
 
 PATFR\TTv.'''A''H'''™'''y'''---ff*l^ercKistere,l - -' ." *f 
 
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 '17 
 
 ICkS 
 
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 147 
 
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 i't:iui.. IN- f.iit>n 
 
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 II n party may (.l.iain Icav.' to 
 
 Wli.'ti 
 
 ;Oi";iliI.«ilin . liuhilUy „.s toVoM> IM,,. i!,| 
 
 MVt' Ill«\ I 
 
 '( ii|(|(((| 
 
 I'wvnk 
 
 liiiiliilit\ ,,( (itiiiT piiiu a.s to cost 
 
 -n.'iir 
 
 ll.S (.1 
 
 I' 
 
 )M'ai •' 
 
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 Jll-lic.' ol til,. 
 
 A\.MKNT : Or t.'ii.lfr Into court (v. T'uil 
 
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 rs iiia> iliiirainl — licf 
 
 !'os|ii,,|i c,,r 
 
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 31 
 
 121rt 
 
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 iiHi'ii) 
 
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 vcrc'd iricoiiiTnlssii,ij,.,> 
 
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 iri-ifix li, lift 
 
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 iiiy.^ ti.i 
 
 ff iiiiltii> 
 
 II aljiiwi'il |i\ I 
 
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 ili>r/,,l/l,n;'iri/li.) 
 
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 r.28 
 
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 How 
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 oliialrjiij 
 
 KiliM I iiC 
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 covcrcii 
 
 I'KIIK 
 
 I II a|i|i(')il 
 Mi'miiv Kxi 
 
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 KPTION :-\\l,iit 
 
 I'KRKMITORV W 
 
 III. 'a. I. '.I liv fv. /'/. 
 
 ilv.) 
 
 kit: -or ni,'ll|i|;|I| 
 
 Pku^ 
 
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 .'roiiiuls of ilcfciicc arc 
 1^. when issiicii, tenor 
 
 Pk 
 
 If 
 
 -V 
 
 eniie — If line ilp|'eni|ant - 
 
 i:',r, 
 
 lli2.'i 
 
 ■evcral clefeinlants in (jliterci 
 
 ;TrnoN:~For rev is 
 
 It Jiirisilii linn,. 
 
 For 
 
 •ion of jiii|,L,'nicnt hy default 
 
 eparatlon iVom ii,.,| ami Imanl : — I 
 
 V 
 
 alloweil to SIK 
 
 r sale (It immoveaMe.s of which tl 
 
 unknown 
 
 r partition of township lamls hpl.l in , oinmoii 
 
 ly wife to he 
 10 owners aro 
 
 fw maiiilainii 
 
 For 
 
 rcloaso from arrest imij 
 
 To lio allow 
 Til ri'i-tiiii/inii 
 
 '■r capias 
 
 t-eil to ;ip[ieal iViiin jiuiKment of (' ( 
 ';/ iiiilfiiiii-iit {liiijiii'tr ,■/,•//..) .'—Wl 
 
 ii'e^cnl, ami reasoii.s for ir 
 
 Minltation of time 
 
 Ca 
 
 for prcsi'nttn.t 
 
 ranting 
 
 10 niav 
 
 mot stay execntiun wit 
 
 Attorney of pari 
 
 louf Jiiilne's on 
 
 wltliout now 
 
 Kfl'ect of— wh 
 
 y in orjtrinal suit may act 
 power - 
 
 at same tinu 
 action ; costs 
 
 len siitlicient : .ludRment may be uiven 
 — and on morit.s of oriRinai 
 
 :m 
 
 Alt oil — 
 
 in C. \:A.:-V 
 
 Ditti) in .suits f 
 riTOKV AnniNs:- 
 
 roctH'diiiK hv 
 
 Pe 
 
 Pii 
 Pi.ai.stifk:— II 
 
 ir damaL'c 
 
 Tree ami conimoi 
 
 For il!e-ai detention of lands hold 
 
 OTs:— Triiiitv Hi 
 
 soccai-'e in tuwnshiiis 
 
 iusc has iiirisdict 
 
 ion asi to waL'os duo 
 
 I'r 
 
 ow descrihod in writ of siiiiimoi 
 
 Prof 
 
 ■oceediiii^'s u iieii ahsoni (v. Ahsriit.) 
 
 oi-enco ol — on 
 
 Purcliasingat sale 
 
 pn 
 
 i'Od.-< of sale liv 
 
 cliaso inonov 
 
 Pi.EADIXO : — fv. J)r,-i,n;,t!,.ii pi,. 
 
 Pi.KAf< ;— /v.-/, 
 
 nndor execution mav rotal 
 
 IS 
 
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 pur- 
 
 Ti. th 
 
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 c»y</77i,.-— Delay tor tillnir, d 
 closun 
 
 omand of, and foro- 
 
 rioiay for an 
 
 Del 
 
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 138 
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 < oiirt may opl.-r trutisnilssloii of - for proof |„ 
 
 anotli.T ciniilt piooi m 
 
 Truiiscript aii.l traiisnil>>lon to court of app. al -' 
 If incomplete In appoal, court may order perfection | 
 Pieces of - traiismitte.l must l.e nunihere.l . . 
 rran>ml.sslon oi. if commissioners l.e recused - 
 
 onhe'clMm.'''''"*'.''' "'.''*'*•'': """' '■'•■"""" *•"■"»-'- 
 
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 Transcript of- to he sent to privv councl'l - - . 
 
 Keiiilsslon of- by 1), H. to court below - - . 
 
 1U,.onDKR 8 C'orRT:-.Jnrlsdictlon in certain cities - . 
 i*/Vocation from - - 
 
 RKMHATIOV.-If sole JudKe of district be liable to-/ 
 
 ac I on may be brouKbt In an adjoining dislrlct 1 
 
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 <rroundsofdls.niallilcation"ofa|udi,'e ..." 
 Eltect 01 dis.iualKlciitlon - - . . 
 
 "iUn wrTtlns"' '"'J'"'".'"-'' I" - '» ''"""'' »-> declare 
 
 ■^"' and" «!!'i',', *.?";; ",'"" "' ""'"' '"•'^•'"'•ation" be ma,i; 
 and adjudicated upon - - . . 
 
 J artles are bound to make known Rrounds of- at 
 Delay for making— after judge's declaration - - 
 
 IJin artidav'it""- ' "." ""*^ ^* ? '•''"'*^ *' ""^ ^'">« 
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 Ind Je'« l[l^'1 .v„H ■'*'''' ^"'';"'': ■•'""«'' """^^ «:e(larat|on" 
 proof' conclusive If party has no written 
 
 If inalntalned in anotiier district record to remain 
 
 If dismissed ■--...'' 
 
 Party may renounce his ri^ht to - - - " " 
 
 Judge may decline to sit ; Excei.tlon - - . " 
 
 ■ -•''■'"/'■''''>'■*• --f^an only be for reasons discovered 
 
 after appolntmeut 
 
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 Effect of - . - . . " • • 
 
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 (j'ouiids for - - . . 
 
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 J{K-K.\AMiNATio.\:-Of witness by counsel - . . .' 
 (»f wltne-^s !iv jurv - . . . 
 
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 rostafnt.'s, abbrevlatio.ssnillcieiit - , • "' • 
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 rescis.sioii - . . ' ■" ti'Jii i<ir 
 
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 >iiist I..' |M.,f,.,t ill pictlioiioiary's utttcf . . \ x'rf :>:.,"[ 
 
 '!' f-y/"-!-/.-: H.,w mail.' - - . ■• 2^7 
 
 >> lien ti. he iiia.lf, aiiM K.iitciit.s - - ' " " '•''' ■♦" 
 
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 ^' nmtloV-' '^''' "'■.'*""[rao"« ni«y ''e «ontested on ''''•' "^ 
 
 Of vtii ire /arian - - . " ''"'^ 2.") 
 
 Of oppositions ---..'"■' ■'''■'' W 
 
 Of writ of execution (v. K.r/'fH/mM ^ . " ' ' .v. / '^* 
 
 OfwHt8ofattachn.o,l,b^rore1r,:'lVment '- '. l "''^ S'^l.^" '"^ 
 (v. A/fnihiiii'Hf.) 
 
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 (»l (MTi'mptorx writ iiriiijiiiilaiiiii> - - - . 
 
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 <»l •■xfcntioM- au.iinsi iimiKiveaMi's issm-cl frmii ("C 
 
 I'niiiiMiiiii.'-- oil hiicu return ' ' 
 
 Ol writs oi apii.ti 
 
 or niii'iviil III <i',ils 
 
 Of uarraiils, inuiiitiotis, 4, ., j,| C. V. A. - 
 Altnriiis '•< fcv in action sittli'il lictViri' -- In s (' '. 
 
 '•ttiT - In s'.o' 
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 Attornc\'> fee in action .sciili'ii in-fore — |„ c c ,.,,.' 
 
 apiMNilalili' ' '. . 
 
 Attn my'sffc in a'tion setilcil alter- InC r aiMieiU 
 
 alile 
 
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 appealalile . ' '. . 
 
 Staii>()s on - in ,S.( '. 
 
 .stamps on — in (I.e. m-pcalalile - - - I I 
 Stamps on in (,".<!. non.app,.aialii( 
 
 lit ( .r,iillill, r - - . ----. 
 
 Ol(()|iiinissioiiers for eNHniinntion of wiines-cs - 
 
 Of monies levied oil execution iin liilv i,a|,| over to 
 
 parties - . . 
 
 ■RKVKNDIcArioN:— .1/^/c/,, „(/(//,,.— . . . " " 
 
 Rkvkm-ks ---Original jriils.liciinn ofO.C in suits for - "- 
 payable to tlie crown --.... 
 Suits for -- niae he (.\ okeci from (J. (' 
 Prose, iiiions in C. V A. for br -acli of revennp laws" 
 Kf,vie\v liF.Fom: Tiikkk .rniNKsi-Whi'ii muv l.c im.l 
 
 Before what .iintuo'S " . 
 
 From whatilistricts takes place In (Juehec and froni 
 
 what in Montreal 
 
 Delay for instituting an" ilrponit necessary 
 Inscription for review, notice and delav on and 
 transihisslon of record- - --■-".' 
 Effect of deposit anil inscription - - - - 
 AVhen casL> ninsf he heard in — - - . . ' 
 l)a\ s for — - - - . ..." 
 
 Trot lioiiotary must pnt case on roll for lieariiii,' when 
 
 Rules ol practice in review - - - . . 
 
 When and 1)> whom jiid^menf is rendered- scope of 
 judfiment ; registration of jiidKnicnt in" court of 
 oriKinal action; effect of judirnient ; absent iud-e 
 may render ". 
 
 Klfect of cliam^e in the personal coniiiosition of the 
 court 
 
 .Ii dinnents relating to writs of corliorari are not 
 subject lo — 
 
 Non-contentious proceediuLTs a'-e subject to— - 
 
 OfjudKinents on capias - - - . 
 
 Of judirnients of C. <). I 
 
 Of.judi;ments in suits for Illegal detention of town- 
 ship lands 
 
 Attorney's tees In cases In .... . '. 
 
 Stamp duties jiayable in (iisis in — .... 
 JJkvjsion, (li'JiKlininiifs hu ,hi',iiilt : -In what i ases wilhin 
 what delax, and how ap;ilieil tor - - " - 
 
 TSequlsites of pi'tition and ojiposiiion - 
 
 Opiiosiiion and copy for plalntiif, to le hied in ino- 
 thonotarv's oftli e - - , . _ . . 
 
 Kllect of siKdi opp.isiiion, c, rl licate of lilini: to be 
 .^ranted in du dicale, certilicale lo br s -r- ■• I on 
 whom and liuw 
 
 If opposition be tiled before execution issue, notice 
 niiisl lie -Iven, delays for coiiieslini,' 
 
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 va.ation'' "'.'''"'■["""/» .Hi'lKincnt r.M„l,.n,| in 
 
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 ,, „ (v. I'itili,„i ) 
 
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 torhoariMK. (v. In»rripti<m.) 
 KoTlKK :-l<.'l7.iirf an.l sale of proofrtv li..|,| ,.„ _ 
 
 Staiiij) <liity pavahle on — In S (,' . ' " 
 
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 Must br> rHKlsi.Tf'.l, by wbl/in and 1,,'w .\ ' 
 All |)ra(tl[loiierst have access to - . . ." 
 
 In S. (" as -ourt of reviow --.'""" 
 rn ('. C. " 
 
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 InO. V. A. 
 
 for — iif 
 
 fi'.t 
 
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 "'''nn";.l^;Vici'o^ "" '^-^!^'--"^ v'^''?'"« ""^'•"•"•'^ 
 
 Appeals from, wliere beard - . ' ' ' 
 
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 SAlsiE-.jAOERlEi-R ,*ar </r,„V,/,.«,„7,. . . . _ 
 
 Of rattsmen, privilcfe'e of execution for - 
 Sa. p A'/'"'" '"">■"'"-' '«'• - •'•''■"'•e commissioners' courts -" 
 
 Publication of notice - - ' " " 
 
 Ptiblicatlon in Quebec and Montreal - -" ' ' 
 Takes place at time notiiied; new notices If ret "ird,.rt 
 
 ;^t.^:;i-;;!^;r^ -""■'?' ^•'^•^ ''■--''•■- 'te':! 
 
 Hinures niusll,,- made 01 each f)l,r - 
 Adjudication an^ payment 
 
 ''"calloi;' ''""'-' '■"''■"''' '"'"■'' ""'" >"'«e Of ad'in.ll" 
 ^" ord°r of'i:dli"'r' "'*- ''''' ' ^'■"•''''- '""■^- ^''«""»'^^' 
 
 b2 
 
 1112 
 
 sai < 
 
 No, 
 
 l'\<iK 
 
 I'.HI 
 l.'l 
 
 i.'.i 
 
 1'.'2 
 
 I'l'.t 
 
 I-.M 
 .■«! 
 
 .M l.'l 
 
 t'l'.t 
 .•d 
 
 71 
 
 12 
 
 4 
 
 •■71 
 
 xvrj 
 
 2;« 
 
 2'.» 
 
 ln;,'.< 
 1177 
 
 vni 
 
 Mil 
 
 221 
 :\rA 
 :m 
 ,') 
 I'd 
 
 |s«( 
 21 » 
 211 
 
 
 21.i 
 
 2;w 
 
 
 2.! I 
 
 23',» 
 21.-, 
 
 2.sti 
 
 .■>r„s 
 sf7-S 
 
 si 
 
 1,-,IJ 
 
 1,27 
 
 1117 
 
 f mi/ 
 
 't mi/ 
 
 s.r. 
 
 171 
 
 «7 
 12s 
 
 i2.s 
 
 .S."l.-) 
 
 131 
 
 .i73 
 
 i:i:! 
 
 M'pfl 
 
 i:!.'. 
 
 f.2N 
 ."i.")2 
 
 1 m 
 
 '.Mt 
 
 Is:; 
 
 r>-i 
 :.7.^ 
 
 >2 
 
 >2 
 ^2 
 
 S'.t2 
 
 S4 
 
 «4 
 
 i4 
 
 •SI 
 
 rm 
 
 M4 
 
 Kir, 
 
 si 
 
 "•♦•-W^f; S|».- 
 
458 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Sai.k i ' 'iitiNiiiifil. ] 
 
 Oiiiiicllan ciiiHleil to (lIsrhaiKf, mention of enccis 
 
 Dot proUucp'l 
 
 I»r(K •idlDKs to crnipel guanllaii to produre eftects - 
 Kilii t of udJiKllcatlon, duty of sheriff on srlllnx shares 
 
 NO. PAOB 
 
 No demand to annul — caii tic r> cetved, ex< eptl 
 <'()st> of— inns' t)c taxed at once 
 
 on 
 
 (''•niialiite [lar corps lies against debtor resisting 
 
 Oppi)>ltlons to — (v rrrh(i) 
 
 Oi liiviiiiorlfd inovenldes belonging to a succession 
 
 IV. htventiiry.) 
 
 Ill iiiiiiiiiri'iililiM Hiiih-r I'j-fcution (v. Ejfiiilinu) 
 
 Uppo>ltloiis to — ( V. (>p/)()«i<iort) - - . . 
 
 Oriiiimovcrtbles of which the owner Is unknown 
 
 .s7(cr///"« "- (v. HjcfciiHim, Sberijf) - - . _ 
 
 Un ruriitor —Of property t)e!onglng to a corporation 
 
 which has forfeited Its rights - - - . , 
 
 Of propeitj belonging to minors and other dlsquall 
 
 tietl persons - - 
 
 Form of dee i of 
 
 ■^IcMiorial for registration of deeds of - 
 
 S\i.v\«jr. :-- Suits for — in f;. V. A 
 
 ScHKDri.K :— ^To bo Icept of cases in appeal - 
 
 Of notary's fees on protests, Ac. .... 
 School Taxks and Fkes :— Circuit court has ultlmat* Juris- 
 diction in all cases for 
 
 Oppositions not nicessary for part of — In cases of 
 execution - . - . . . , 
 
 Nil a:)peal lies In suits for 
 
 Sen. (II. Tkachkbh:— Salary of— Is exempt from seizure 
 S<' RK FACIAS :— Delay in demand for wrll of 
 
 To annul letters intent 
 
 Skai, - OI the court .— Aliscnce of, does not Invalidate writ 
 SBAI.S:— 4i«^i«i/ of; On the property of a succession can 
 only take place before Inventory Is made 
 Coininissioner to lie named and how - 
 
 By whom may be demanded 
 
 Commissioner must draw up minutes, contents 
 
 thereof 
 
 How seals are affixed 
 
 Duty of commissioner if a will should be found 
 
 while 
 
 If doors are fastened or admittance refusfd 
 
 If after entering house, commissioner meets with 
 
 delaratlon of opposition 
 
 Judge to decl 'e forthwith on opposition 
 Hesult of references to Judge to be certified on minutes 
 If no moveables, fact must be stated in minutes 
 Minutes nmst be deposited in prothonotarys' office 
 8 comi fixing; When there may be, how effected 
 
 I foeclared null, effect 
 
 If made before luirlal 
 
 Order of collocation of costs of - • . . 
 liemoviil of .'—Applications for — how heard 
 H w executed If attlxing be declared null - 
 If two atWxlngs. when on'y — can take place 
 Delay for — If affixed before the burl«l 
 Who may demand --..-.. 
 How applied for 
 
 .■.% 
 ,W 
 
 :m 
 
 699 
 7M2 
 
 632 et neij 
 fiiil et$eq 
 90(> et »eq 
 706 ft leq 
 
 12f.7 
 
 U et eeq 
 
 19 
 
 VI 
 
 12 
 
 719 
 
 1142 
 
 62S 
 
 75 
 
 um 
 
 47 
 
 1279 
 128(1 
 12H1 
 
 Delay on summons to obtain 
 
 If allowed, Inventory to he ordered, notlrc nere'Sii'v 
 Persons not having" the free exorcise of "their lights 
 
 nmst be represented at 
 
 How effected, Inventory to be made at time 
 
 Returns to be made 
 
 What return must contain 
 
 I282-t.-8-9 
 1283 
 
 \2H 
 1285 
 
 1286 
 1287 
 1288 
 1289 
 1290 
 1291 
 1293 
 1295 
 
 606 
 1292 
 1293 
 1294 
 1295 
 1296 
 1297 
 
 890 
 1337 
 !29S 
 
 84 
 SS 
 8,S 
 
 119 
 
 K\ 
 ajo 
 
 91 
 9J 
 
 106 
 
 1012 .V4 1.54 
 
 193 
 
 385 
 385 
 2t;2 
 240 
 
 384 
 
 1053 i 2 160 
 
 107 
 
 175 
 
 90 
 
 12 
 
 175 
 
 8 
 
 196 
 196 
 196 
 
 196 
 197 
 
 197 
 197 
 
 197 
 197 
 197 
 197 
 197 
 197 
 198 
 198 
 86 
 198 
 198 
 198 
 198 
 198 
 198 
 136 
 203 
 198 
 
 1299 
 
 198 
 
 1.300 
 
 198 
 
 1301 
 
 198 
 
 1302 
 
 199 
 
I\i>KX. 
 
 NO. PAOB 
 
 STalh-I*! 
 
 .-.% 
 
 84 
 
 .w 
 
 f-h 
 
 :m 
 
 S.S 
 
 599 
 
 8,-. 
 
 ti**! 
 
 K'l 
 
 7.X2 
 
 119 
 
 'tsn 
 
 K\ 
 
 1312-5 
 
 20O 
 
 632 et ne<i 
 
 'JX 
 
 »x)l €t §eq 
 
 9J 
 
 900 «/ teq 
 
 l.TT 
 
 706 *< «>>(; 
 
 1(J6 
 
 11112. V4 
 
 154 
 
 1267 
 
 193 
 
 
 .•iS.-) 
 
 M et teq 
 
 .38:i 
 
 19 
 
 262 
 
 VI 
 
 240 
 
 12 
 
 384 
 
 1(^53 I 2 
 
 160 
 
 719 
 
 107 
 
 1142 
 
 175 
 
 628 
 
 90 
 
 75 
 
 12 
 
 la^') 
 
 17.-. 
 
 47 
 
 8 
 
 1279 
 
 196 
 
 1280 
 
 196 
 
 1281 
 
 196 
 
 1282-6-8-9 
 
 196 
 
 1283 
 
 197 
 
 1284 
 
 197 
 
 1285 
 
 197 
 
 1286 
 
 197 
 
 1287 
 
 197 
 
 1288 
 
 197 
 
 1289 
 
 197 
 
 1290 
 
 197 
 
 1291 
 
 197 
 
 1293 
 
 198 
 
 1295 
 
 198 
 
 606 
 
 86 
 
 1292 
 
 !98 
 
 1293 
 
 198 
 
 1294 
 
 198 
 
 1295 
 
 198 
 
 1296 
 
 198 
 
 1297 
 
 198 
 
 890 
 
 1.T6 
 
 1337 
 
 203 
 
 !?0H 
 
 JOS 
 
 1299 
 
 198 
 
 1.300 
 
 198 
 
 1301 
 
 198 
 
 1.^2 
 
 199 
 
 Pa|..rsor ni. . t> i,,iiii,| ni.i i» 
 
 inuht bt' lurirlc'il 
 
 ') . (I- til 
 
 •loii/ilr.; I 
 
 Proc.'eilin>js \\u\-\ he illc.l 
 PmilionotMi \ ii.i, iHiwfrH 
 
 proiMT rl,.irii 
 
 'I ><l|l'( |'S<||,|| 
 
 i<t)nii(;(> In ii,iiiiii> 
 
 Ml, 
 
 Dc 
 
 Slllll 
 
 s siil.je.t to ifvlsi.iii 
 
 .*<>.AMEv:-.s,.r. Ir-orsnniiii.iiisoii - . ' " * 
 
 SKf tHiTV:-N. '•Iy.i.;,ti ,>r..m,...r..|.M,i.t . .n l,..(v B«;/i 
 If dt'feiiilaiu >f I'lifiiled to — ,iii«t,.r, V '''*•""'') 
 
 ftrtpit of rulliire to ntit n win. in tiou. iiv..V , /, 
 Ju.jKn,ont^orit..r.„^ run.xT^Z .li;;:;/,,;;"- ':'""'. 
 
 AttarneyVsfeeon piimn^ln-l S C - " ' " 
 
 Attornpy .s fop oil puttiiiK III — (' ("' 
 
 /»(«r/wi/.— Apii.lliint nnistKive ' -■ - " " " 
 How received ... ■ " - 
 
 Uediictio,, ,.f-_i,,.x.-ssiv.. howoMalheil * ." " 
 
 flo'Vu^.f '■■'"'" - '" '*"':■«''* '•'•"'« '•''•'•'''•' ' ■/- -■ 
 
 What wiiilicltiit- -"'.""■■■ 
 Court to reKUlatt' - . . " " ' • 
 
 On evocutii.i, ui .a.sr.s troiii .•omiiiLs.loiHT.s , o„rt ' 
 « ., (V. Siii-f/if's.) 
 
 oMar,? "■""" '" " ^■««««-'-^'-""" /" r. r. ,,. ,o 
 
 '■"^7"J;)^.«^Srn,!!ii;::,=!l-" -^ -^-pMo.; 
 
 Nooppo.sitionallow.Mi torpreserviiiK . '. ' " 
 
 ^"'a^al'.ir lL7tS " "."'-"' "-^^'^ 'y «h-.-,r.s r 
 
 E.xecutlon may l.^suo ^t once auitlnst lnmiov»„. ^ 
 
 Sr,7.»- Jv'n"''*'''" "^ ■■•'"»« Constituted I,, p«" of' "' 
 
 SKizi »K BY QAnmmMZST-iSaMe arret) .-'whotrresort.-d 
 
 How niade. and tenor of writ- I " ' ■ ■ 
 
 Debtor to bn .sunniioned - - . " " " 
 
 Service, Gariilsliee cannot be condemned bv ,i«V,.„m 
 
 unless serve.' nersonaliv • Fx i> , f ir.' , '"'^ 
 
 Etiecl of — . . ■•■■-- 
 
 3 ^^Ki^-r 0^ -'"" • '^'•r - ""ot.;. be 
 
 be'^p^rSr "'"^' •'••^'"'"•'' ' <^'"'"t"'- "a-^'a right to 
 
 ^"nlS'^il^'il^^r^ traveiiinK-expense;.how „.: 
 
 'for' exlf^S^ ^l^"'^?*'*^ ' Mus-t beVrv'ed ; Dela^ 
 
 tVse of (jeveral seizures bv dltierent civdi'nrw " 
 
 It moneys are due at future tin.e or conditlonafiv -" 
 
 a:,u 
 
 IMI.I 
 
 I.Ul,-, 
 
 I'i'i 
 
 i:a> 
 
 '-1'.'. 
 
 :.i.;'i 
 
 Lli-'i 
 
 i.'.ii. 
 
 lie. 
 
 u. 
 
 II 
 
 l:'|i. 
 
 Iv. 
 
 -■■{ 
 
 1-'^ 
 
 VI 
 
 I'M 
 
 ILM 
 
 jv 
 
 iL'-i 
 
 :i) 
 
 1 :".' 
 
 111 
 
 "iH 
 
 -.'. 
 
 ■.|-. .-.Lti 
 
 7.1 
 
 :7-N 
 
 2' II, 
 
 ■11 
 
 ;:iii 
 
 li:'i 
 
 17:' 
 
 li.'.-, 
 
 i:.'. 
 
 ll.-l 
 
 I7i 
 
 1 1 1:; 
 
 17.'. 
 
 III) 
 
 IT.'i 
 
 nil 
 
 17.-. 
 
 1 1 0. 
 
 IT.'i 
 
 11" 
 
 IMI 
 
 IIT'i 
 
 HI. 
 
 ll'INI 1 
 
 IV! 
 
 L'l 
 
 ?•■( 
 
 II M.I 
 
 I-L' 
 
 IL' 
 
 ''*i.*i 
 
 
 
 ■'ij 
 
 I.I 
 
 ti.V,t 
 
 '.'6 
 
 7 (1 
 
 lOfi 
 
 'XW, 
 
 n;: 
 
 lo>7 
 
 nwi 
 
 612 
 
 >7 
 
 f.i;; 
 
 >7 
 
 611 
 
 .S.S 
 
 til,-. 
 
 KS 
 
 en; 
 
 .^S 
 
 til 7 
 
 «8 
 
 6 '8 
 
 .•<S 
 
 fw: 
 
 .■*;» 
 
 6111 
 
 S*! 
 
 621 
 
 x(l 
 
 >'i'j:! 
 
 ."^^ 
 
 C2:'. 
 
 jy 
 
 "^'^^^mmM^"!* 
 
4(10 
 
 INDKX. 
 
 SkI/.I UK n\ <;4nMs||MKVT ir. 
 
 • ••ii;ilt\ it 
 
 H IIITIil li\- 
 I'clli'iOri ii.ivirictit 
 
 'iiliiiiii il. 
 
 llliishc...s rjilllli;; (., ,|,.< I, 
 
 Klli'i t «.(• |u,| 
 
 <1| I ll.sfs 
 
 Url: 
 
 11" '!' "II iMiinHliri's.lc, liirhlioii 
 
 \ I'M- ciriiioiirii,' -.'iriiisli 
 
 tullnll Mlll'.l III 
 
 ■•!• siiii.jci I Id onllt 
 
 ('iinii'Niiilliiii (itlii'iwi 
 
 Milt 
 
 ■riiliiKs wlilclioan ot iM'Sfi/,.,! 
 II ;,'iiriiMi.'<' has In his | 
 
 II''' s ih'cianitloji, coiiU',' 
 ''i\ I'll- aii-.U('ilnn 
 
 .'iii'l iii';iitl;iMi> pa| 
 
 lOSSI'i 
 
 nMi'iiiiiii 
 
 ill 
 
 111 III' iiroci'cils III 
 
 III' III' tllll' llf ilcl.t 
 
 iiiiy rules of 
 
 • III niovcfllilp (>(rectM 
 
 I'C'I 
 tlL''i 
 
 I'lL'H 
 
 PAi.K 
 
 'III 
 
 '.Ml 
 
 M_lmr«i' of ;.'anfl>li,.,. it i,of Indcbtfil' s 1/ 
 pays costs - - . . 1 "■ 
 
 111 circuit ciiiirt - . . ' " ■ 
 
 tiR parly 
 
 Si:izi 111; : Of 
 
 IV, MliirhiitfiU, F,.,-iriilii,ii ) 
 iiHivcalili's In execution - 
 
 nitiiiiiiovcalil .„ 
 
 Sccoinl scl/iirc o| saiiic it 
 
 fv. K 
 
 1 1 iitiiiii.) 
 "iitiun.) 
 
 r,.r 
 
 xi'l'lirf lli'l'ity,. Jlllh/iil- tit 
 
 l\ 
 
 , J' 
 \lt.„h, 
 
 8Ki'vitvri(i\ HkVwkkn ( 
 
 Hi. ( 
 
 INSOIM'H (,')it 
 
 • 'inii^liiiii'iit^ iS'r,) 
 
 o/' /ii-.i/icy/V/.-Vcmi.. Of action f, 
 
 ■c I'liiiii,!-) : 
 
 Aiitiiitrl/'itloii of juilu'c I 
 
 III what ca 
 
 'ssiiry lu'fore lirlnxingsnlt 
 
 Kortii:. liii 
 
 lit for, may be liroii«lit 
 
 "s on siiiiinioiis, notice of action 
 
 piililislicl, anil how 
 Aiiycrciliior of ijefenilant 
 
 .link'Hieiii oi- 
 
 ls lllllst tl(> 
 
 may intervene In suit for 
 
 .lU'lu'lUcllf of ~ II 
 
 earinot be ret'njereil oi 
 
 1 confession 
 
 JlKl 
 
 V\ii 
 
 Wit 
 
 iiiiv ilitenuine reprises of plalntltl' - 
 
 uiuent. lu.w p\ecuteil ami piilili.-lieil 
 
 le may except or renounce 
 
 invent 
 
 iirv 
 
 maile ; Partition tiow 
 
 coinniuiiity, niiiy have 
 
 ll'tl 
 De 
 
 !e s reiiunciatiiiii must 1 
 
 etfecteil 
 
 le reprises of tlie wife 
 
 Illation to he tiici hv niii rieil w 
 lis to property, toeiiahle hw t 
 
 le rcKistereii ami how 
 consist of niovahles - 
 
 Ifhiisl 
 
 I'eiialtv 
 
 ■omaii separated 
 o carr.v on trade; 
 
 land ulves up iiirmoveahles to wit 
 
 of reprises, coniirniar 
 
 l{i'iued\ of wif 
 
 iou of (itlo i 
 
 I'e 111 paviiient 
 
 S Ill'Ce: 
 
 virv 
 
 !<' iliiiiiount of her rights he not volii 
 
 'iiiii paid, she nuiv I 
 
 >iilned iniinoveahl 
 
 Actions for -„,, ,„ „.., 
 
 es III pavtnent 
 ure (d second class 
 
 tie compelled to recc 
 
 N( 
 Att 
 
 cod 
 cniie of action fi 
 
 /7>s) .•— Kcference to ci'.il 
 
 ssary preliminaries to suit for 
 
 hi :i;'';i;.'' .'!::'::'!''':■ ii'-"i'^''-ty -f communitj 
 
 Hi 
 I 
 
 how ohtainahl 
 
 le and etieeted 
 
 vendicatloii of wife's nioveahle 
 
 'rovisioiis of trial, judgnient 
 
 Act 
 
 eatiotiof suit t 
 
 oils for — are of lirst class 
 
 < xcciition ail I piilili- 
 
 Si'oi'i.; 
 
 Service on wif,.' separated 
 
 iM'i'^sruArioN 
 
 n 
 
 lomaiids for — , how made, court 
 
 oriler K7i() iiiotii 
 '■'li'i'i'l iiiay he nnule .luring loiiK vaciitii 
 
 may 
 
 'luiluallon ofsequestrat 
 ini'drator must he sworn, how put in n 
 
 or 
 
 Sale of perishable tl 
 
 liea 
 
 N'.'it 
 
 ititfs 
 
 lossession 
 
 :e of eiijoyahlo rl'^hts 
 
 •V'ltlier party can become lessee of ettects 
 
 HepHlrs and other ev.,«n,lif„..„ ^^^ 
 
 Dutl 
 
 •piilrsand other expenditure 
 
 and obligations of senuestrators tl 
 
 iillii* .kitil .1.1..... ' • • • ■ 
 
 account and when 
 
 ley mu-:f 
 
 f,''l 
 
 '.Ml 
 
 f.LN 
 
 '.HI 
 
 fiL".* 
 
 '.Kl 
 
 li.'UI 
 
 9(1 
 
 f).'',l 
 
 91 
 
 lusi.t 
 
 167 
 
 ■i.W H Keq 
 
 78 
 
 1)32 ft H<-q. 
 
 91 
 
 .'i77-8 
 
 .S.-, 
 
 f.4i'-;! 
 
 92 
 
 r. 
 
 . 
 
 !I7L' 
 
 H'!t 
 
 '.i7;i 
 
 U'.i 
 
 '.17 1 
 
 U9 
 
 '.•7.-. 
 
 119 
 
 <I7») 
 
 1(9 
 
 (177 
 
 l.-.O 
 
 '.•7.S. '.LSI 
 
 I.Vl 
 
 (t7'.i 
 
 1.-.II 
 
 '.Wl 
 
 |.-,(l 
 
 'is-> 
 
 l.-.l 
 
 '.!> 1 
 
 1.-.0 
 
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 I.-il 
 
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 l.-.l 
 
 2 
 
 iM.-i 
 
 WSti 
 
 29.} 
 
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 1 
 
 9.St') 
 
 I.-.I 
 
 987 
 
 I,jl 
 
 988 
 
 VA 
 
 9S'.) 
 
 l.i2 
 
 ;» 
 
 29;! 
 
 f.7 
 
 II 
 
 876 
 
 I.U 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 877 
 
 I.U 
 
 x-,s 
 
 I.U 
 
 8711 
 
 n\ 
 
 .s,-(l 
 
 l.!l 
 
 S,Hl 
 
 l.T) 
 
 882 
 
 la-i 
 
 883 13.) 
 
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 '.HI 
 
 l.l'f, 
 
 yo 
 
 r.27 
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 tl.'Mt 
 
 yd 
 
 1(W'.» 
 
 yi 
 1C.7 
 
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 78 
 
 l3!.' fit HfQ. 
 
 :.77-M 
 
 yi 
 
 y2 
 
 .r. 
 
 '.•72 
 
 '.•7;t 
 
 iiy 
 Hy 
 
 '.•71 
 
 '•7r) 
 
 (•77 
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 !!'.• 
 
 ii't 
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 l.Ml 
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 l.Ml 
 l.-HI 
 
 I.M 
 
 ;•< 1 
 
 l.MI 
 
 '.IS.-; 
 
 l.-.I 
 
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 2 
 
 I.". I 
 
 
 2y.". 
 
 «,S() 
 
 i.-.i 
 
 987 
 988 
 
 151 
 1.51 
 
 98(1 
 07 
 
 1.-.2 
 
 2y:( 
 11 
 
 87t) 
 
 1 
 877 
 878 
 87'J 
 .vo 
 8,si 
 882 
 
 I.J J 
 
 1 
 
 \M 
 
 I.U 
 
 m 
 
 l.!l 
 
 1,1.-) 
 la^ 
 
 ssa 
 
 13.-> 
 
 suiimioii.s III coniinif.- 
 coniiiitssloluTs court 
 
 SKg' KDTK A ."K.N- 1 r,,,,^,,,,,.,/, I 
 
 ra.sp.slii wlil.h i.«rtipsm.iv..l,fnln..nl..rt.., ■ ^ 
 hNcliarKr .It Mfi|ii.slr«»or - ^ 
 
 " 'vi!;!:.',';,';."*''!' •"•. «''n""i'*'n*tion 1.; hii;.i..re.i I,; 
 
 .SK<JfKHTR\n.R; — (V. .S,v,„,..^-„i,„„ ", \ \ ■ • 
 
 >v.fW¥.Ks\ OK .Mii.iTiA :-.>lav .st-rvf 
 
 sloriiTs" riiiirt - " . 
 Caniioi a. t us afi.nipvs hi-lbn 
 r>'(' (liu- fur MTVji'c - " . 
 
 SKK.MKNT I>K. w„|rk: (v lh,,..,r„n„l'h\ ". ' ' ' 
 
 May. .,,..,..,,_,,. sun.lays ..r holM^^s by le.v. .^ 
 Hours for etli'i'tliiu' - . . . \ ' ' 
 
 if !^SH^;ri;!l:i: '''?«"'! ''''"^'^''^' - •••«''^in - 
 
 <»ii a utii.ral partiKT-liip . . " * " 
 
 »»ll ajnilit stock cniiipiiliv . . - - . 
 
 •n a [.artM,.r..l,l,, without an known oftlcp : '. '. 
 nil a iioi|\ cirp.iratf' 
 
 <»ii lor.-ii;ii,.„„,,aiii.-aii.l .'.x,.,utors - ." ' " 
 
 II cliui-cli lahriciu.'s an I vcstrL^s ... 
 On iiiariner.s .... 
 On wives .... 
 
 uii alisciit ilciciiilaiit ...'"■"" 
 • It In ri)|)cr(;aiiHila -...""*" 
 On prlsoiifi-.s, .-..."'** 
 In <liurcli. in court, or (.n tloor of the hoiisp mill " 
 May I... ,.11,., t,.,| at ,|,., tcl .lomicll,. ! ' """ " 
 On whom bsllltl cannot make - - . " ' * 
 
 <^intonS;;:r'":^""'j'"''-'""^'-'n,ai;i : : 
 
 Ot petltl,.ii in liit,Tv,'iitlon - - " ' " 
 
 (.M articulation of facts - . . " " ' 
 
 •"■ :m..V(onT[,;';!,^;;i tue-nsinct. h.;* nm.io;re-)- 
 
 01 all pnicct'.liny.s in suits Is neces.sarv - - " •' 
 01 .|u,Uni,.nt. not n,-ce«.sary unless or.lered - " 
 
 ^a;i*(;;/;iUH^an^;.:''^" •'•'':'"•'-'' ''-'t-iess 
 ''"S.;\:;;"^.a;^>,""""y"" .-•""-'-. >" <•«;. of 
 
 Of oppositions ..... " ■ ■ 
 
 Of oppositiotLsto inarrlap,' - . I ' " ' 
 
 Ot writ ol nia,n, Iannis - ' .' . ' * ' 
 
 Of writ of appeal - - . 
 
 Ofiii erroKafories upon aiticiilattMl tacts i '. 
 Ot writs of s,.|/urebv garnishment - . 
 Ut oppositloii.s to sale of Ininioveable •-'.'. 
 Of .leclaration in matters of .apias and attachment/ 
 
 or ):;:i!.::l!!''.';.':."™';'" '/':".••*";'• •••■ "'^'^""t or conceaieJi 
 
 O l><^tltin„ to appeal from jn,l).'tnpnt of C C - .' 
 
 ot writs of c«7(o>vn-/ - ■ . 
 
 Of order ofi notary to exhibit or -rive coDie^ of nilnnt,.* 
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 ''I iii'torc romniN. 
 
 II:m |7v 
 
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 Must 1)0 In wrltinir - - . . " - 
 
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 I'litie.s of curator to. . . " ■ 
 
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 211 
 248 
 
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 201 
 
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 PJ2 
 
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 202 
 
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 21*2 
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 Sri .lints:— PcrnonN iimai i,e 
 Sin :- (v. A r film) 
 
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 Dlsi niiilniiaiicc 
 
 AliUllilnlitiiciit <i 
 
 ri'rciii|iti<iM III ■ 
 
 MMiiNH:— Krvflslcr to Ik' 
 
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 In |.roK..,utl..n fur usurpation ..rpuf.llc offlr.- - 
 On niandnmiis - 
 
 On prohlliltloii 
 
 On srlrc laclas 
 
 Ou8unini.)HHlii,(,i„niiNsl„iiPr.s'("()urt - 
 ^""nr..!".r,.!.T •"-"--.... by wr^-^lf- ,„ .,.,., 
 
 By whom s^ncd anil utt.sted 
 Al.s.'nr.. ot m-al .|<,es not invalLlat 
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 Tenor of - - . . 
 
 Of defendant out of district - 
 
 wrmnKs"" •'"•\"f ••/'cha.w. notes or pr.vat; 
 Torporat." liodlen how dcscrlheil In 
 Causeofactlon to be stated - - 
 Object to be clearly described In - 
 
 May be ainonded .... 
 
 eave 
 
 ( 
 of 
 
 ^^''lufc''''."^'' "" ^y^*!'/^ «>• Holidays by 
 
 Hours for servliii; . 
 
 Service of- how eltiecttd .."."■'' 
 
 TpTaln^'tllf'".''''''''!'"* :'•''''""« '" «**"»'' ''oml.li; 
 Of several defendants •'.'.''' 
 Ot a general partnership . . . - - . 
 
 Of ujoint slock cninpanv- . . ' ' " 
 
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 Utchunhtabrhiues and vestries .... 
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 Of \vlvea ' - . 
 
 Of absent defppdant - .".'.'"'"' 
 
 i'i Upper Canada ■ . . . \ '. \ '^ 
 
 '•^l pHSOiit'Ts - - _ 
 
 '^"house!" null .'•'"':'■''' *" «^o»rt."'..- on floor of the" 
 
 May be served at elected dom'k lie" .■.':' 
 ^henU) be made returnable - . ... 
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 70 
 
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 72 
 
 12 
 
 73 
 
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 74 
 
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 117 
 
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 111.-I 
 
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 7;i 
 
 12 
 
 28 
 
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 12:1 
 
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 <>r<'Uii<t ofdiijt.i.tidii I,, . - - . . 
 
 '",•'""'■:■'''«'■ H"y. swear - - . 
 Ill apiMMJ ridnicii-fnu court ... - - - 
 yiialiihaiioii III— . - - - . 
 
 ;hi,? V' '". '""'«'^ Ifiuirlv be taken bv - bv 
 a 111. '""'''< iKfiin—Ot iiKivca ) OS or Irnmovf. 
 t^lunJnr ""'"''"^ '" ^«'"»t"rye.ve'utlon Of a 
 
 ,mrfus'■!"'■^•'''■• l"-^f"'"tio„ or rents. fssucJ un.i 
 SrRaofjATFS:— .\i|vocfttf>^ in r v'4 ." u" 
 
 Dntlfs „i - in c V v *'*' appolntetl - 
 
 gistere'l' f '^f 'lueons bench must ho rejiLs- 
 Place how supplied (v.',huif',p) '."■"" 
 
 l.Mll.t.- OF i-KES:-(v. r<„//^-v.) - - . - 
 
 l.s 
 
 VI 
 
 .•ll.l 
 •>lfi 
 
 .'.17 
 
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 ■|'.» 
 
 .20 
 
 1 12.-. 
 
 1 14.'! 
 
 111.-. 
 
 ■II 
 
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 .'..•57 
 2 
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 llt'.l 
 
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 731 
 
 214 
 
 •■'I 
 
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 7;i 
 
 17:j 
 17-. 
 
 17 J 
 
 12:. 
 
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 -'71 
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 75 
 
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 177 
 177 
 110 
 
466 
 
 I.VDKX. 
 
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 TAI.KNi-.liiiy niav 1).. oiuipl,.!,.,! |,v _ ■„ 
 TARitfH OK ^^;l•;s:-Ju,|K,..s ot .siip.Tio • ,,.ii,t 
 
 Hptially for cxcccdltie - . ' ' ' 
 
 Qiicf'ii's bciirh (ai»|K«al si.|..) mav niak.- 
 
 How estal.li.sli..(l iii (;. V A - ' " 
 
 plvaZ it.l'l ''- ''.""r^ '." '•'■K'^fHr-s „fllr,." '. 
 rajai)ir> Id jidvKcatcN in S (' 
 
 Payable (o halllfis 111 S. (,' '. " ' " 
 
 Payablp I., prothonotarv'lii 8 C - ". " " 
 
 I avablc triadvii-ate.s hi (,' (; " . ' ' 
 
 Payable K. ballillH 111 (; ' ■-.'"■ 
 
 Pav..bie tock'rk C. (! ' -' . ' " 
 
 In (/, |{. . . ; • • - • 
 
 I" 0. V. A. -.".■""--■ 
 
 In insolvent iiiatturH ...'''■ 
 
 ■''"°ula7e!l'rt's"" ""r^''^'-!"^ '''terroKat'orle; .,n arfc: 
 
 Of witnesses ... 
 
 Execution for - . 
 
 oin'lv' ?""","'"' '■'■^'■^i'^" thereof '. I " " 
 
 'al'lrs'^ ''".'"'■"l"" '!'"' °"'"'- <■"«•« '^f «alc. of move: 
 
 Of (dsfs In appeal - 1 I 1 ' " * " 
 
 Ofeostsin C. V. A. - . . " ' r" 
 
 now made .... ' " - 
 
 May be made at elected domicile -" ." * " " 
 
 vi wiiiKiiawul of moneys paid into rnnn . wk„„ 
 
 Sequestration in cases of- ' " " " ' 
 
 In suits before C. V. A - 
 
 TENKMKNTS^-Staits concerning titles to. ar"e subject- to) 
 
 Term :-And sittings of courts- -'.'"'-' 
 Courts may prolong or shorten - . ' " ' 
 (v. Courtit.) 
 
 ''''7iuX"r-''''''"^'°"°"""''^'''''"'''*^'="«^«'«t»"'''»''e 
 Testa MKNTARY Executor .--(v. ^JwH/'o^r ' " " 
 
 ""^UlieueV'^''?*^'''-'^T*^'«''-''^*«f-" - - - 
 TlFRfsl*^\T'"/*''>7<^-.'?>'/'"»'<'0".) - - ." - -■ 
 r.MHEB •--P;:;j«lty on^persons cutting - on property taken 
 TrTi.E:-Coniirmationof — fv Co-j»/?rm«/.v.»\ ' 
 
 nfVee,.n .■■'"'''' ^"'" '''^*'»' detention of lands heM 
 In fVee and commousoccage may plea.l ad verse -•- 
 
 All demands artectlnK - are sub'ect to appeal - { 
 
 .\.l 
 
 ::'> 
 
 I'.M.K 
 
 L" 
 
 ;, 
 
 iit; 
 
 1-0 
 
 I 
 
 L'li; 
 
 IV 
 
 ^l: 
 
 
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 318 
 
 
 84S 
 
 
 323 
 
 
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 374 
 
 23.T 
 
 3.5 
 
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 39 
 
 281 
 
 40 
 
 479 
 
 39 
 
 r>iNi 
 
 s:, 
 
 117,-. 
 
 17c, 
 
 A' 
 
 217 
 
 ;!i 
 
 270 
 
 719 
 
 108 
 
 538 
 
 70 
 
 538 
 
 76 
 
 M9 
 
 76 
 
 540 
 
 76 
 
 541 
 
 76 
 
 542 
 
 76 
 
 543 
 
 76 
 
 544 
 
 76 
 
 883 
 
 la.') 
 
 29 
 
 269 
 
 1142 
 
 1 75 
 
 1178 
 
 180 
 
 I 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 1093 
 
 167 
 
 253 
 
 36 
 
 I3(>I 
 
 209 
 
 2 
 
 1 
 
 1117 
 
 171 
 
 i:V)8 
 
 209 
 
 510 
 
 72 
 
 mil 
 
 93 
 
 949 
 
 145 
 
 MXMi 
 
 ifi! 
 
 1110 
 
 169 
 
 1142? 3 
 
 175 
 
 1178 
 
 180 
 

 I'.M.K 
 
 '» 
 
 •.» 
 
 L" 
 
 -, 
 
 iirr 
 
 1-0 
 
 1 
 
 L'lC, 
 
 IV 
 
 417 
 
 
 'Mi 
 
 
 im 
 
 
 xu 
 
 
 una 
 
 
 318 
 
 
 S4S 
 
 
 323 
 
 
 39* 
 
 
 374 
 
 233 
 
 3.1 
 
 a*i 
 
 39 
 
 281 
 
 40 
 
 479 
 
 39 
 
 <'>INI 
 
 S.'i 
 
 117.-. 
 
 17(; 
 
 V 
 
 217 
 
 .!! 
 
 270 
 
 719 
 
 108 
 
 538 
 
 76 
 
 538 
 
 76 
 
 539 
 
 76 
 
 540 
 
 76 
 
 541 
 
 76 
 
 542 
 
 76 
 
 543 
 
 76 
 
 544 
 
 76 
 
 883 
 
 U') 
 
 29 
 
 269 
 
 1142 
 
 175 
 
 1178 
 
 180 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 1093 
 
 167 
 
 2.53 
 
 .•56 
 
 1301 
 
 209 
 
 2 
 
 1 
 
 1117 
 
 171 
 
 r.m 
 
 209 
 
 510 
 
 72 
 
 (14ti 
 
 93 
 
 949 
 
 145 
 
 IIVW 
 
 161 
 
 1110 
 
 169 
 
 ^«3 
 
 175 
 
 1178 
 
 180 
 
 INDEX. 
 
 Tow NMiii; r. M«i.s :-Wlio may dPiiiand partlUori <.| - lipjd ^"' 
 
 nti<i,umon (v. F'nriifi,,,! I ■ - . . „„ 
 
 I '>"*«s-,i> act Ions sitalnst persons illeifallvdetalnln" im- 
 
 1i.Anp.:-F»,nial1tleH rtMiulred to enal.le nrarrte 1 won a,r 
 
 Tu . . . „ ^ I' •.'•i'tt'd as to property, to carry on - - ' • g., 
 
 TK A i.KR- -~(,..v.-rncd by provisions of Insolvent act - - -J, 
 
 '" "'.'pp.;.'/.'. q!"^" '.^ "*-: "'••^^ '7 ITOthonolary on 
 
 "f r.T nl n. I.esent to privvi-ouncll '.'.'.' "i^ 
 
 I RAN.SMISSINON (IK KKroRI):-IV. «('(„r(/l . . ' ,,. 
 
 "^'■''.•vhl!'"''""'"* "'' "" *'" "•'"'"^""" "f iine.xpecte.l 
 
 ^'"irlEli^bilf U::^^ ""^'- ''■j'^y ^^ — tnK ;"^ 
 
 ByJiiry (V. ./«ri/i ' ' ...^ ,^20 
 
 Motion Cor new- - - . " ' •>'«^ " n*"'/ 
 
 TiiiMTY lloiKK. [-Jurisdiction of - ..." I " ...I'i^. 
 Kvo( Hilon t>;oni, and revision of ludnnients of - bv 
 
 linpR:-lWr.,..|lnBs to appoint — to minors - - -" P«i 
 Assist,:.,. . of -- may be dispensed with In appeal by 
 
 niibt's '■''.' ''""*' '"''' ""' e*e<-il«e of tbeir 
 
 Kamlly council nscessary before appointlDK '- - 'i^v 
 
 '■•' a;.;d!;i',^:e",ro, .I'y^w'Jr^:;?; t. °^ '?"^". ^"'^--^ r 
 
 p:.w;;;s^:;^'i^r^i;^^;;^i^;;^"""- *\--v*' «f-a'« - | 
 
 Appointment subject to revision - . . . " ;hn 
 
 Pleads in his own name, PS 7tt<,//<e .... ., 
 
 When liable to Imprisonment - . . . fJ 
 
 '^'"'llA'tatlo!!"'^^'' ".*'"'''' ^^ '.'"''^ '""'°'' '" «^*«<^^« "'■ 
 
 Tt'ToHSHii':--iv. Tutor) -."..'"'"' '*''' 
 I Nco.NTEsTED SiiTH:-ProceedlnKS In - InS.C." - "- h9 et^eo 
 
 PiocedliiKs In — Inc. 0. - - - - . . ,^,\ 
 
 Lnmvkry:- <;ommtaslonof - inc. V A - . . ' "V, 
 
 I Pi'ER Canada :-Service of summons In - . . '. li 
 I siHl'ATIoN ■.-(>fl\hUc or Corporate Offices, when and bv 
 
 wlioni coHiplali.t for - may be made - - ". inifi 
 Where complaint u, to be lal.l, previous authorl- 1 
 
 .satlon necessary, delays and tormailfies neces- 5- "^ 
 
 sary In proceedings f 1017 
 
 Petition may declare who has a right to the office 
 
 T..,^'J"r?"r""*>:?:.^J""J'*'*'«^^°n both claims - '-' lois 
 Tenor 01 ludgmen If complaint be well foutiu. d, and 
 
 ir.L„ .'"• "^"Vl' ' efendant n.ay be condemned - loi't 
 
 If complainant fail must pay costs .... ,1' 
 KiKbts ot persons declarecf eniitled to office; court 
 
 ii'tty order sherltr to oust defendant '. ' ^""'^J' ,„„, 
 VACANT Srcc>8sioN8:-(v. «»ccf*./o».) .... iwi j :L 
 
 VA^rxi^-;; :°*s -";:?hrt^''".-^r- ''r-'^i^ ^t'--) - ^'T' 
 
 Courts cannot sit during .... ! 
 
 How reckoned in delays " .,'. 
 
 Judgnient by default by i-rothonotary in . - . VI., 
 
 Proceedings In non-appealable ca-sesreturnable In \tm VUH) 
 
 Courts may acyoum to any <lay in - to renderl 4fi9 
 
 judgments - r ; 
 
 VAi,rATioN:-Of different portions of Immoveable pro- 
 
 perty sold in execution '. 7.^^ 
 
 Of property, title to which is sought to be conlirmed 'Im 
 
 467 
 
 TAfiF, 
 
 14(1 
 
 Irt9 
 
 l.-iO 
 119 
 
 17:5 
 
 2.S7 
 
 4 
 
 .'il 
 
 31 
 48 
 .■)9 
 |.H« 
 
 186 
 192 
 
 177 
 191 
 
 195 
 198 
 203 
 203 
 3 
 119 
 
 141 
 
 1( 
 
 164 
 
 274 
 
 11 
 
 1.55 
 
 12 
 
 1.05 
 
 1.5.5 
 155 
 
 155 
 202 
 107 
 
 I 
 
 64 
 15 
 
 136 
 
 168 
 
 65 
 
 179 
 
 no 
 
 14 
 
 19: 
 
 "TT 
 
 « ■■'tm^'m^rfi^'.tt 
 
468 
 
 IXDKX, 
 
 VKMi.nioNK lv\i'()NAs--T<..u<)r(.rwrltoi - - ^■"- pa.;!: 
 
 Notico._^fstrIklngJu_ry.._. h..,,.ive,, ,,,-p„rty Obtain". ■"' •'■' 
 
 When rcfuriied -.'.''''■ LXX 223 
 
 ProcpcdiDys on n'tiirn of-.. -.'""' ■^" :>i 
 
 > KM K:— 01 ijcisoiial iittioiis - . . 
 
 Of acthjiis l)ft,Wfeii coiison.s - . I " " " •'••'■•^ 7 
 
 Of suits In Uaina«cs against public officers- . / 3ti 7 
 
 Iin-eiil actions - ... r .,y"j ^'■' 
 
 , . "*•-■! .x-s 7 
 
 In m.xfti actions - - . i 41 H 
 
 In nmtttTs of succession -.'''" •''"-■S 7 
 
 01 actions In wananiy an.l contlnuaMr.'of"sn|f; " '*» •*< 
 
 01 actions wh.n sole .'u,le. o> ,iishici n 1. v b.^' .'A.so,," jlj <* 
 
 Vwu.icT.-Jury fallins to aurcc on --- , ,"s J .,,. 
 
 Jury may be pcrmltte.l to retire lor t he n lo.t " " "" >" 
 
 lfth.^vfalltoatt(.n,l«^alnJiable loracontpmn^ " '*'" ■"' 
 
 te"|r,oiS;i;!z^^S'^^^i:;.iisr--- ■ •'■ ^^ 
 
 Reception and entrv of- •*/ ""^'■^* "ai«eil - . 4,^ r^ 
 
 special if on an assiKiiincnt of facts - ' " " "'^ •'>« 
 
 General It no assignment - . " " IH r^s 
 
 "7^J?:]i'ffi,n,^^;;;;r "^"^' "—• -"-ance "^ ^ 
 
 — Must be upon all tin- Issue's - " ' " "e-: .■»; 
 
 A,.[^^::/;;;:.,^-o;':!!-;;;;,;'!?--|-'-it : : : ^i^ ;;« 
 
 ^ ".r w/i;:ii!S';l;-;r;t.?iV":"""^ «'■ ^-«»'- '"^'e««: '"" ^ 
 
 Delay lor niovhiK for Judgment on - " " ' ■4-'" ■>•< 
 
 """be^^ic^^li;::,'::- "^ ^" ^^^-^ •" renae;in;^r^:;^„oi ^^^ .0 
 
 «r''.'l**'' "I'ludgniont annuls —--."""■ t2'.» co 
 
 \\ rit 01 error against judgment on — " " ' ''^^ tj*' 
 
 VKiiKoirm- MM ^l- ■'">■"■ Trial, J,^,-or^,) " " HII 170 
 ^"f'''''/o-M»tion for.iudKment »„» oW„»<e - 
 
 ApiH'al lies to privy council hun decrees o"f ' ' '-'•' '«7 
 
 laidloiieesin-howestabllstiod - . t " •••••• -Mr, 
 
 Taxation of costs In - - . f V ^^7 
 
 yiKWKRs-(v. Kr/irrLs,) .::"■■-- .::;;; i*;, 
 
 > isrrKS hKs LiKtx :-'-(v. J?.r/>f^./.v,) .";--- -^2] tt ,eq. .,,'1 
 
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 6t« 
 
 ".•7 
 
 fni2 
 
 '.Hi 
 
 "iCv! 
 
 97 
 
 7.'!.">-fi-7 
 
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 ;)72 
 
 .Vi 
 
 LXV 
 
 '*■>'> 
 
 .■!74 
 
 "m 
 
 LXX 
 
 223 
 
 .■(77 
 
 .^4 
 
 ■.m 
 
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 3ti 
 
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 49 
 
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 41 
 
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 42 
 
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 409 
 
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 410 
 
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 414 
 
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 116-7 
 
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 419 
 
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 420 
 
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 421 
 
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 422 
 
 .■)9 
 
 428 
 
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 I32 
 
 1114 
 
 42;} 
 
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 170 
 
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 11 
 
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 247 
 
 12.!.') 
 
 1.S7 
 
 
 24.> 
 
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 24ti 
 
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 247 
 
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 270 
 
 
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 ■^ I.Mi^ KXKII rlci.N ---oi 
 
 "^oils lur iiiailiiers' --- ill (• V V - 
 
 ""t.m:,;',^'"^^'"':-^^'"' ^'i''>'^'''-" an,! u I,;.,. : : 
 
 Konii r-i - . . ' ' ' ' • - 
 
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 How U„u. ^ti,.. , . ,„ay i„. .|..tain..,ru,„i;,, -' ] I 
 
 ... '""> " I 'lis-iililliT lil.llllill" - 
 
 >^AttKANP '. "'-"it wl>ri,,|rti.n,lant lu.s,, r.Mon.M^ 
 
 1' ;i,;.n.st .i (liinl parlv - . . """"-' 
 
 ..• .'v ". '''";!;' " !"■" *^«'-i-'in'"i-s an- I., i.,. ,,i||,..|" i„ ! 
 ,>''..i.N lor calling' iti wanaii.oi-, ■ . . ' 
 
 i;oini .til, I iniii,.|iis(,|,|,.nKiii,i in - . . ' ' 
 
 ( oiii.sfoi uairaiiiorirsiinpi,. ,M|..rs.,iial - " " 
 
 '' o;;;V^^;i;?^''•^''^>' '•''-•'<•' --.anC,,,a>,,.. a; 
 
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 /''•Jl,;::.,i'ra!M^f:^;--'^;i^^ 
 
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 ''''n'oS.''-'^'':"^'*?^"'!'"' 't "-■ "n.io,,;- 
 
 Kxaiiiinatinii „f — i„ another ili.tilct wl" l.onKh." 
 toi-nialitv or,if„n.iiiwM,.n in S C - . ^' "" 
 
 Kxaminution oi - i„ ;Hioth,T .iisiVi.t wlth„".tt n 
 i;oiiiiiiissioii III (! (' . . ""timn a 
 
 How siimnioiicd '. ' . '. 
 
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 c2 
 
 JJli 
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 ."i.'i2 
 
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 >I2 
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 •<I2 
 
 No. ir, 
 >'ii 
 
 120 J I 
 122 
 1 2; I 
 121 
 
 12.-. 
 
 i2i; 
 
 127 
 
 127 
 127 
 
 1.1 1 
 
 4»i» 
 
 rA".i; 
 
 12 
 
 i<:\ 
 
 .'1(1 
 I2;i 
 12:! 
 121 
 121 
 121 
 
 i.-i 
 1 2^ I 
 i.'ui 
 I. ",4 1 
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 19 
 19 
 19 
 19 
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 20 
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 21 
 
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 17 
 
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 '"'7 
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 197 
 
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 210 
 
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 Wi r^ »s ] ' 'iiiitiiiKid. ' 
 
 iiiiirnoiis oi — residing in Ontario - - . . 
 For s'K-li put !)(»«•» siK'clal order Is uucusssary 
 fServici; oi ku1(|mi ims on — In Lower and Unner 
 
 Canada 
 
 Service of Mibpii'i.ati on — in another district - 
 Pt'tialty on witness dlsolieyliiK sul)|Mcna - 
 Travellhiw exip.Mises must lie tendered dim 
 ^\ ho may l)e 
 
 Any person present may I'e examined a^ - 
 
 Any party to a suit may lie exiiinlned as. eiicts of 
 
 sueli evideiiee. and privilege of adverse partv 
 What ar^ ol.|eetions to tlie iredih-lil v of 
 In 1 .ison. may he bioiiiflit up under liiil.,„„ .,„■/./(« - 
 Duri.i); examination of--- tlie oili.i witnesses m.n 
 
 be exeln(ted from tlie rooui .-..•. 
 
 3In«t be sworn /if^'ixv giving evldeme - - . i 
 
 How if a <jual<er 
 
 Form of oath to he elianned accoruiii;; to rellKious 
 
 beliel ol ; . 
 
 If witness refuse to lake oath 
 
 — Witness present cannot stipulate thai I ravelling 
 
 expenses be paid before he will testify - - - 
 May be exiimlned as to rellKious belief 
 Must Icnow iniporfance of oath and l)e vomiiot mfntif 
 Deaf mute may h- — under certain clrcninstances - 
 Ballltl wlio lias served writ of .summons in a case 
 
 cannot he a witness therein - - - . 
 
 How examined In contested ca.ses, |udKe mav ask - 
 
 any ((uestions he may deem nc Lcssary • " - 
 
 Notes of evidence must be read over to - - f 
 
 May alter deposition befors signing .... 
 
 Prolluilnary lnterro){alions 
 
 Objections to- may be established by preliniinarv 
 
 examination " . . ". 
 
 Party cannot impeach < redit of his own — but may 
 
 prove by otliers tlie .'ontrary ol what he has said 
 How exainineil / 
 
 How cross-examined i 
 
 Whei. may he re-exainlne<l ---... 
 How examined to prove identilv of any ol)lect mav 
 
 be called on to produce object of lltlKa'tion If in 
 
 possession thereof 
 
 May object to (luestion if answer would criminate 
 
 himself 
 
 Priests or lawyers cannot be coinpelleJ lo reveal 
 
 professional coniidences ; nor secrets of public 
 
 policy if an orticer of state 
 
 — Is hoMTid to produce documents in his possession 
 
 touchliiK matters in Issue, and allow copies to he 
 
 made, weight of such copies 
 
 May be held by coercive iniprisoninent to obey 
 
 subpa'tia - 
 
 May not withdraw without porr.iission of ludge 
 Kxamlnatlon of— may hecenttnued from day to dav 
 
 Duty of JudKe to tax 
 
 How taxation may he enforced - - - - ' - 
 Foreclosure of party falling to produce — on day \ 
 
 fixcti for proof y 
 
 Deposition of witness written out at length by 
 
 consent of parties 
 
 When, before whom, and where such evidence may 
 
 be taken 
 
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 281 
 
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 Kxainlnali..n of-/,,/ ,,,/,„,.,./'"".' , " " - 
 
 Kvldeiic of- how Riven /.wo,-,. ,, ,«,„ " " " '' 
 How suniniod,,! to aiiDcar /„/,.,■ 
 When 8„n„nono,| fro., h^.!,! ' , rs:iM;o,:,.v, "n ' 
 not to I,.' lax ,v..r ,'os», ,,r .V .^'!'""''''* 
 
 III suits lwtw....|, lessors ami l.vsM.Ps ". ". ' " 
 
 ':-:?^':u:. : • "-^^ •"•>•"! '" •• «> *• .•ir.-.m 
 
 How, In ahsciic.' of jiidcp " ' " " 
 
 How >uninioii...| In r. r. wh.ii iv>i,ii„.i .,( ,.' •> I 
 
 hut! (•i,.n<y of ... heior.. ron.inlssion.Ts' ,.„,,:, " " 
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 How wltn..sM.s l..;on. ,.rl,iln,fnrs muv |„. sw<,ri, - / 
 
 ''tx^^:r:'':r:::^:% I:,-;-- ;— ; a.;.MsM.,J- 
 
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 ^^'""""'niilil^r'":- ":'"■'•""■-"- pr..n,o„otary in 
 Jn.K'n,..ni l,y ,i..fa,„t |n actions fo.M,!i;"| on"!livnu-~ 
 
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