ATTACHMENT
ATTORNEY GENERAL
AUDITOR
BONDS |
Regulations respecting attachments
of contempt,
and with proclamations from the chancery court to
compel an appearance and answer,
Respecting attachments after injunction to stay
waste,
Respecting attachments against persons empowered
to sell mortgaged property, and their securities,
See Chancery. County Courts.
On a bill by a citizen to foreclose
a mortgage
against a British subject, the attorney general to be
served with notice, and to appear in behalf of the
state,
The attorney general directed to appear
to petitions
for the sale of lands liable to escheat for the payment
of debts,
Direction to appear on a petition to obtain
a conveyance
of such land where bound by a contract for
sale,
The chancellor may decree that the
attorney general
shall execute a conveyance of such lands,
The attorney general to be made a
party in the determination
by the chancellor of disputes between the
state and the purchasers of confiscated property,
To be defendant in suits brought in the chancery
court against the state,
On a bill in chancery being filed
against the state,
process shall be served on the attorney general,
The chancellor to appoint, (during
pleasure,) an
auditor for the chancery court, who shall take an
oath for the faithful performance of his office,
His duty prescribed in auditing and
stating accounts,
His allowance and manner of compelling
payment,
County courts authorised to appoint an auditor,
who shall take an oath for the faithful performance
of his duty,
His allowance, &c.
B.
Bond directed to be given in cases
of application
in chancery for the foreclosure of a mortgage where
an infant is interested,
Bonds to be given by trustees appointed
by the
chancellor to sell property,
Directions respecting bonds taken for the property
sold,
Respecting bonds to be required by the chancellor
from trustees appointed by will,
Respecting bonds for the purchase money of the
personal property of an idiot directed to be sold by
the chancellor,
The chancellor empowered to prescribe
the penalty
of bonds for obtaining writs of error to the general
court or court of appeals, by executors or administrators,
on a statement of facts by them supported by affidavit
or other proof,
When an application is made for an
injunction, the
chancellor is empowered to prescribe the penalty
of a bond to be executed to the plaintiff at law, with
a surety or sureties, |
Session
Ch. S.
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April 1787 30
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1799 79 7
1786 53 3
1785 72 17
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1814 94 4
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1785 72 2
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1790 60 2
1793 75 2
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