196 COURTS. [ART. 29.

23. If such goods and chattels shall thereafter come to the
hands of the defendant as administrator, or into the hands of any
other person who may have authority to administer the goods
of the deceased, the plaintiff may issue on the said judgment a
writ of scire facias, suggesting the coming of assets to the hands
of the administrator, liable to the payment of the residue of his
debt or demand, with interest as aforesaid, so due, upon which,
if the defendant contests the same, there shall be a trial by jury,
as provided in section twenty aforesaid.

COURT OF APPEALS.

24. Any judge of the Court of Appeals who shall be connected
with any party to a cause by consanguinity or by affinity,
within the fourth degree, counting down from the common an-
cestor to the more remote, shall be disqualified from sitting in
such cause.

25. No judge of the Court of Appeals shall be deemed to have
abandoned his residence in the judicial district for which he shall
have been elected, by reason of his residence in Annapolis during
the term for which he may have been elected, unless he shall sig-
nify his intention so to abandon his residence in his said district
by voting in the city of Annapolis.

26. Any one of the judges of the Court of Appeals, in the
absence of the others, may adjourn the court until the attend-
ance of the other judges can be had; and in the absence of all
the judges, the clerk may adjourn the court from day to day
until a judge is present.

27. Any one of the judges may take the return of process, and
may order the issuing of the same, and may enter continuances
by consent of the parties.

28. No action in the Court of Appeals shall continue longer
than the end of the fourth term after the same shall have been
instituted, unless by consent of the parties.

29. Upon a writ of diminution issued by the Court of Appeals
to any inferior court, such court shall certify and return only
such parts of the record or proceedings as shall have been omit-
ted in the transcript or transcripts before transmitted to the
Court of Appeals.