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PUBLIC GENERAL LAW.
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2661
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Shall have power under their corporate name to sue and be sued, use a
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common seal, hold the real estate specified in their special act, and
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personal property, for the purpose of conducting the business —
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1838, ch. 267, sec. 2, .........
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INFANTS.
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See Ante, 2518.
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In case of conviction of an infant under fifteen, for other than malicious
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felony, the court may bind him out on the terms therein prescribed
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—1831, ch. 208, sec. 2, ........
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INFORMERS.
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The governor and council not to remit the part of any fine to which
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any informer may be entitled under any law — 1828, ch. 129, sec. 17,
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INJUNCTION.
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Regulations respecting injunctions in suits on testamentary or adminis-
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tration bonds — 1718, ch. 5, sec. 2, ......
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56
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The continuance of actions by injunction from chancery not to be
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within the limitations herein contained — 1721, ch. 14, sec. 2,
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56
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On application of any person who shall think fit to proceed in equity
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against any verdict or judgment rendered against him in the county
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court, such court may take security from him, with two sufficient
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securities, in not less than double the debts and costs recovered, in
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Such bond shall be a sufficient supersedeas to stay further proceedings
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until a certificate is obtained out of chancery, either of the disal-
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lowance of an injunction in such case, or that such injunction has
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not been sued out of chancery within two months, or is dissolved
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—1723, ch. 8, sec. 5, .....
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Execution may be issued on any judgment within one year after the
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dissolution of an injunction from the court of chancery — Oct. 1778
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ch. 21, sec. 7,* . . . . . . . .
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Directions respecting injunctions to stay waste — 1785, ch. 72, sec. 28
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224
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See Chancery.
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On application by administrators for an injunction to stay proceeding!
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at law, the chancellor shall have power to prescribe the penally of
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a bond to be executed, with a surety or sureties to be approved by
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him, before such injunction is granted — 1793, ch. 76, sec, 2,
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304
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Where an injunction is obtained by executors or administrators or
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filing such bonds, the chancellor may decree against them as equity
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and good conscience require — 1793, ch. 75, sec. 3,
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304
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On a judgment on motion against a sheriff or collector for refusing ot
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neglecting to pay over money, no injunction allowed — 1797, ch. 43,
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347
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The same on a judgment on such motion by a sheriff or collector
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against his deputy — 1797, ch. 43, ....
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348
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*Time is elongnfed lo ihree yearp, by 1823, ch. 194.
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