PUBLIC GENERAL LAW.

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If there should be sufficient matter of substance in the record, so as to

proceed thereon, the same shall not be reversed or dismissed for

want of form, or" for variance, &c. and the court may permit any

entry to be made which might have been made after verdict in the

court below— 1809, ch. 153, sec. 2, ......

589

The clerks required to report annually to the assembly on or before

the first Monday in December, the duration of every term, and the

number of days that the judges respectively shall attend — 1809,

ch. 181, sec. 2, ..........

596

Penally on failure, and allowance for the service — 1809, ch. 181,

sec. 3, 4, . .

596

Executions issued, or to be issued, out of the court of appeals, upon

any judgment or decree therein, to be valid, &c. in the same man-

ner as those issued from any court of law — 1810, ch. 166, . .

602

The court of appeals vested with the like and similar powers with

respect to writs of execution, which the late general court pos-

sessed or exercised — 1810, ch. 156, ......

602

No judgment to be reversed because the verdict was rendered and the

judgment entered for a greater sum than the damages laid in the

declaration — 1811, ch. 161, sec. 3, .....

605

Amendment may be made by entering a release upon the record of the

excess of damages, and the court to proceed thereon, &c. — 1811,

ch. 161, sec. 4, ..........

605

Certain cases in which the court may direct such judgments to he

entered as the nature of the amendment may require — 1811,

ch. 161, sec. 3 ..........

605

When parties reside on the eastern shore, appeals must he sent up to

the court of appeals of that shore — 1821, ch. 125,

765

On appeals, or writs of error, brought to the court of appeals by the

plaintiff, on a bill or bills of exceptions, where the judgment shall

be reversed, the transcript shall be returned, with a writ of proce-

dendo, to the judges of the general court, directing them to proceed

to a new trial — 1790, ch. 42, sec. 1, ......

259

If the appeal is for several exceptions, the court of appeals shall give

judgment on every exception — 1790, ch. 42, sec. 1, ...

259

The opinion of the court of appeals shall be conclusive in law as to the

question by them decided — 1790, ch. 42, sec. 1, .

259

Directions for trying the said actions in the general court — 1790, ch.

42, sec. 1, ...........

259

The appellee, on such reversal, may be compelled to pay the costs in

the court of appeals, by execution issued therefrom, returnable

thereto, or to the general court — 1790, ch. 42, sec. 1, .

259

All costs in the general court to abide the final event of the action —

1890, ch. 42, sec. 1, . . . . . .

259

On appeals, &c. brought to the general court by the plaintiff, on a bill

or bills of exception, where the judgment shall be reversed, the

said court may retain the action, and try it the same court, or con-

tinue it as other actions, or they may direct the transcript to be