AGREEMENTS

ALIENS

ALIMONY
 
 
 

AMERCIAMENTS

APPEALS
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

APPEARANCE
 
 
 
 
 
 

ASSENT
 
 
 

ASSETS
 
 
 

ASSIGNMENT 
 

ASSOCIATE JUDGES

ATTACHMENT

    Mode of enforcing agreements against nonresidents,

    See Foreigners.

    The chancellor to hear and determine all causes for
alimony in full and ample manner as they could be
determined by the laws of England in the ecclesiastical
courts,

    Mode of amercing sheriffs or coroners in the chancery
court, and of proceedings on such amerciaments,

    Persons aggrieved by decree of the chancery court
may appeal, &c.
    Appeals from chancery court to the court of appeals
to be under the same regulation as appeals from the
courts of common law,
    Appeals from the chancery court, in cases where
they lie, to be made within nine months and not afterwards,
    The chancellor empowered to prescribe the penalty
of bonds for obtaining writs of error to the general,
or court of appeals, by executors or administrators,
on a statement of facts by them supported by affidavit,
or other proof,
    An appeal allowed from the decision of commissioners
under the act to direct descents to the chancellor,
whose decision is final,
    An appeal from the chancellor's decision, where
the commission issues from his court, to the court of
appeals,
    See County Courts.
 
 
 

    Directions respecting the appearance of parties
in the chancery court,
 
 
 

    See Chancery Courts.  Chancery.

    The giving of a bond by an executor as therein directed,
by which he may be excused from exhibiting
an inventory, or rendering an account, shall be deemed
an assent to a legacy,

    Where, under a will, it may be necessary for an
executor or administrator to retain assets in his hands
for the payment of money at a distant period, the
chancery court may decree or give directions relative
thereto,

    The chancellor may direct an assignment of bonds
for mortgaged property sold, to be made to the mortgagee,
on which he may maintain an action,

    See Judges.

    The payment of allowances to commissioners, witnesses, and the auditor, in the chancery court, may
be compelled by attachment,

            1792      41    2
            1804    107
 
 
 

Feb.    1777      12  14
 

            1785      72  23
 

July     1721      14   4

July     1729        3   3

            1785      72  27
 
 

            1793      75    2
 

            1786      45    8

            ——    —  —
 

            1773        7    3
                                  4
            1785      72  19
                                20
April   1787      30    2
                                  3
            1792      41    5
            1795      88    1
            1797    114    2
                                  3
 
 
 
 

1798, No. 101   14    6
 
 
 

1798, No. 101   10  11
 
 

            1785      72    9
 
 
 

            1785      72  18