CHANCERY.] PUBLIC GENERAL LAW.

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a writ of procedendo, the parties to be made, &c. — 1818, ch. 193,

sec. 14, ... ........

701

PROCESS.

Process issuing from one county to be served in another, how to be

conveyed—1817, ch. 139, sec. 1, ......

670

On receipt of process the same to be acknowledged — 1817, ch. 139,

sec. 3, .........

670

PUBLIC CREDITORS AND DEBTORS.

Persons having claims as therein mentioned against the state for es-

cheats, to institute suits therefor in any court of law or equity —

1799, ch. 79, sec. 7, 8, ........

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RECORD.

In all cases of decrees and final proceedings in the court of chancery

unrecorded, where it may be necessary for persons interested to use

the same, the register may grant and certify an exemplification or

official copy of a record thereof, &.c. — 1817, ch. 119, sec. 2,

664

In all cases of judgments, decrees, and final proceedings in the several

county courts unrecorded, the clerks thereof may, (upon application

of persons interested, and having occasion to use the same,) grant

and certify an exemplification or official copy of a record thereof,

&c.— 1817, ch. 119, sec. 3, .......

665

The clerks or registers of courts of justice to make up and complete

their records, &c. — 1817, ch. 119, sec. 7, . . .

666

In all cases of decrees and final proceedings rendered in the court of

chancery, which remain unrecorded, the register shall, on applica-

tion of any person interested, grant and certify an exemplification or

official copy of a record thereof, in the same manner as if such de-

cree or final proceeding had been duly recorded, &c. — 1817, ch.

119, sec. 2, ..........

664

The register in chancery, or the clerks, not to make up the record of

any judgment, decree, or judicial proceeding, not relating to real es-

tates, unless required in writing by some person interested, &c. —

1817, ch. 119, sec. 8, ........

667

Any person requiring an exemplification or official copy of a record of

such judgment, decree or judicial proceeding, the clerk or register

may grant and certify the same, &c. — 1817, ch. 119, sec. 8,

667

The register or clerk to transcribe in a fair and correct manner, in a

well hound hook procured for that purpose, the minutes of the court

&c. instead of making up the records, the judgments, &c. and on

neglect or refusal to forfeit a sum not exceeding $100 for every of-

fence, to be recovered by indictment — 1817, ch. 119, sec. 9,

667

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REGISTER OF THE COURT OF CHANCERY.

Not to permit persons to take papers from his office, unless by general

order of the chancellor or requisition of the court of appeals — 1832,

ch. 302, sec. 1, ..........

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At the request and cost of the party to record any paper filed in any