PUBLIC GENERAL LAW.
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Not to be allowed on judgment rendered against a constable for money
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collected by him as such — 1820, ch. 185, sec. 2, .
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Erroneous entries of them by certain justices of the peace, made valid
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—1825, ch. 233, sec. 1, ...
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Form of the entry to be hereafter used — 1825, ch. 223, sec. 2, .
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Where any judgment or decree has been or may be superseded by way
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of confession of judgment, and such confession of judgment may
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not be in the precise form required by law, the same shall be valid,
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if the form prescribed by law has been substantially complied with
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— 1826, ch. 194, .........
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The time of entering into any such confession of judgment shall be
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computed, if otherwise expressed, six months from the time of en-
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tering into it — 1826, ch. 194, sec. 2, . . .
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To be a lien on the real estate of the persons named therein, from the
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day it is filed with the clerk — 1826, eh. 194, sec. 3, ...
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The lieu created by any judgment rendered against the principal, not
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to be defeated by his entering into a confession of judgment by
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way of supersedeas — 1826, ch. 194, sec. 4, .
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Judgments or decrees rendered in courts, superseded by way of confes-
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sion of judgment, may be appealed from, or writ of error sued
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thereon— 1826, ch. 200, ........
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See Appeals...
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Stay of execution, under supersedeas, upon judgments of justices of the
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peace, to be computed from the date of the rendition of the judg-
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ment— 1834, ch. 126, sec. 1, .......
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In all cases of judgments in the county court at the second term, stay
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of execution, under supersedeas, to be computed from the first
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Thursday of the term next ensuing such second term — 1834, ch.
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126, sec. 2, ..........
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Stoves hired or rented, exempted from execution — 1834, ch. 180,
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Such judgments* may be superseded, &c. as in cases of judgments
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rendered by justices of the peace, a fair copy of the supersedeas, to
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be filed with the chief justice within ten days, &c. and to be re-
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corded in the judgment dockel, upon which execution may issue,
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&c .— 1835, ch. 201, sec. 11, .......
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No plaintiff in any supersedes, taken by any justice of the peace, shall
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be entitled to have execution against any security after the expira-
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tion of four years, from the dale thereof, Stc. — 1835, ch. 201,
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sec. 12, .
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STOCKHOLDERS.
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Whenever five or more stockholders of any private corporation, shall
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give notice to the principal officer at least thirty days prior to the
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election, of their intention to canvass the votes which may be given,
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it shall be the duty of such officer to give notice to all the stock-
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holders in the state— 1836, ch. 264, §ec. 1, .
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Oath required to be taken by every stockholder offering to vote — 1836,
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ch. 264, sec. 1, .......... 1
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*Magistrates' court.
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