APPEALS

    Appeals from the chancery court or county courts,
and writs of error, to be made returnable to the court
of appeals for the respective shores, &c.
    No judge, after having qualified, shall act as an attorney
or solicitor during the time he shall act as
judge,
    Each of the judges out of court to exercise all the
power, &c. that might have been done by any judge of
the late general court, former court of appeals, or chief
justice of a district court,
    Directions as to the appointment of clerks, and their
fees,

    Attornies fees the same as in the late general court,
    Writs of error issuing before the qualification of the
judges of the court of appeals, made returnable to the
first day of the first court,
    All the books, records and proceedings, of the late
general court, to be lodged in the offices of the clerks
of the court of appeals for the respective shores,
—Copies of such records, &c. to be of the same
force as those by either of the clerks of the late general
court,
    Where the chancellor is interested, &c. and the
chief judge of the district decrees, an appeal may lie
to the court of appeals,
    Extracts of deeds, that were by law transmitted to
the late general court, to be transmitted to the clerks
of the court of appeals, &c.
    Directions concerning executions from the late general
court returnable to the court of appeals,
—Concerning writs of scire facias on judgments in
the late general court or court of appeals,
    Late clerks to perform the duties as before required
till the new appointments,
    All actions, pleas, &c. in the late court of appeals,
revived and continued to the next court of appeals
then established,
    Directions concerning appeals on judgments obtained
in the late general court, at the late September and
October terms, and as to stay of execution,
—In cases of diminution suggested, how the record
is to be examined and certified, &c.
    The register in chancery empowered to determine on
writ of error bonds till a chancellor should be appointed,
    On a writ of error or exception taken in actions
transmitted from the late general court to any county
court, the court of appeals directed to determine thereon,
upon the points arising out of the real merits of
the case, and not upon the legal form of the record,
—The judgment not to be reversed for want of such
legal form in the record,
    Decrees by the chief judge of the third judicial district,
or by the court, in cases where the chancellor,
for the time being, may have been counsel, &c. subject
to appeal as other decrees,
—The chief judge in such cases, or where he has
given an opinion on a question of law, as therein required,
to withdraw from the bench,
    Where judgments may be reversed, and procendendo
ordered, the writ and proceedings to be sent to the
county court which gave the judgment,
—In suits transferred, the writ, &c. to be sent to the
county court where the defendant was arrested, &c. if
more than one defendant, to the clerk of the county
where either may reside or was arrested,

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