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Commission for taking depositions may issue with the consent of both

parties, to one person instead of four — 1795, ch. 88, sec. 4, .

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Allowance to commissioners — 1795, ch. 88, sec. 4, .

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Commission for any other purpose may issue with the like consent and

approbation of the chancellor, to one person, or to three with power

to any two — 1799, ch. 79, sec. 6, ......

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Commissioners, to take testimony in causes in n court of chancery or

county courts sitting as courts of equity, to be issued to two persons

to be appointed by the court, or any judge thereof, instead of being

issued to four commissioners — 1826, ch. 222, .

892

Relating to issuing commissions to take, in certain cases, authorizing

the issuing a commission to one person only, to take testimony in

causes depending in chancery, &c. if the parties in the cause con-

sent thereto— 1829, ch. 159, .......

084

In case of application for divorce, to provide for taking — 1829, ch. 159,

Commission to be allowed by the chancellor to guardians, trustees, &c.

making disposition or sale of property under an order or decree —

April, 1787, ch, 30, sec 5, p. 244 ; 1816, ch. 154,

644

County courts to issue commission to lake answers of defendants, and

also take depositions of witnesses, &c. — 1815, ch. 163, sec. 4,

634

Where a widow entitled to dower does not consent to a sale of the

whole lands, &c. county courts or chancellor to issue commission,

&c.— 1816, ch. 154, sec. 11, .......

646

Where guardians petition for the sale of the real estate of infants,

courts to issue commission to three discreet freeholders to ascertain

the real value of the lands, &c. — 1818, ch. 133, sec. 2,

693

See Infants.

COMMITTEE.

The chancellor may appoint a committee for lunatics, Sec. — 1785,

ch. 72, sec. 6, ..........

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CONFISCATION.

The chancellor empowered to determine all disputes between the pur-

chasers of confiscated property and the state — April, 1787, ch. 30,

sec. 4, ............

244

Deeds to be execued by the chancellor on sales made by governor and

council — 1802, ch. 100, sec. 11, .......

470

Where purchases have been made before the act of confiscation and no

deed executed, on bill filed, chancellor to decree a conveyance on

money being paid, if any due — 1805, ch. 93, .

513

The chancellor to execute deeds for lands sold by the commissioners

of confiscated British property, &c. — 1805, ch. 99,

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CONTRACT.

Contracts to purchasers, although without deed, not to be affected by a

decree for recording deeds which have not been recorded in time —

1785, ch. 72, sec. 11, .

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