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CAPIAS AD SATISFACIENDUM
 

CHANCELLOR

    The condition of such bond prescribed,
    Executors not obliged to exhibit inventories or accounts,
if they will give bond as therein directed for
paying all just debts, claims and legacies, in cases
therein mentioned,
    Bond with security to be taken on the sale of an
estate on credit under the act to direct descents,
    See Chancery.  Descents.

    The chancellor may, on application of either party,
in actions in the general court, or on bills in the chancery
court, require and decree that the parties shall
produce either the original book, &c. or certified copies,
on being satisfied by oath, &c. that the said books
or papers contain evidence pertinent to the issue, and
that the party cannot safely go to trial without them,
    See Chancery.

    In cases of sales made by British subjects, or of legal
titles outstanding in them, on bill filed, chancellor to
decree a conveyance,

                                           C.

    Ca sa's issuing out of the chancery court may be
entered not called, and new writ issue,
 

    The chancellor empowered to determine all disputes
between the purchasers of confiscated property and
the state, by making the attorney general a party,
——  To prescribe the penalty of appeal bonds, on application
to remove suits by executors or administrators,
on a statement of facts supported by affidavit or
other proof,
——  To prescribe the penalty of a bond to be executed,
on application for an injunction to stay proceedings
at law, with a security or securities to be approved
by him, before such injunction is granted,
    The chancellor empowered to execute deeds to purchasers
of confiscated property on sales made by governor
and council,
    In cases of sales made by British subjects, or of legal
titles outstanding in them, on bill filed, chancellor
to decree a conveyance,
    The chancellor to execute deeds for lands sold by
the commissioners of confiscated property, &c.
    Where the chancellor is interested in any cause in
chancery, the chief judge of the district in which the
chancery court shall sit to decide, &c.
    Where the chancellor may have been counsel in any
case in chancery, the chief judge of the third judicial
district, at the election of the complainant, to decide,
&c.
    The chancellor may require the opinion of the said
chief judge in any case in chancery on questions of
law,
    In all cases depending in the chancery court respondents
to have all the benefits and advantages given
to complainants by the act of 1806, ch. 53, s. 1,
    Chancellor shall have power upon application, &c.
to send lunatics, &c. to the hospital, &c.
——  To remove such lunatic, &c.
——  May direct the sale of lands, &c. of infants, upon
petition by guardian or prochein ami, if it be for
the advantage of such infants to make sale, &c.
——  To appoint trustees, &c.
    All sales made by the authority of the chancellor or
county courts, to be confirmed by them, and upon

            1793      75    3
 

1798, No. 101   14    6

            1789      49    4
 
 
 
 
 

            1798      84
 
 

            1805      93
 
 
 
 

            1802    109
 
 

April   1787      30    4
 
 

            1793      75    2
 

            ——    Enbsp;   3
 

            1802   100  11

            1805      93

            ——     99
 

            ——      65  19
 

            1806      55    1
 

            ——    Enbsp;   2

            1811    180

May    1813      21    1
            ——    Enbsp;    2
 

            1816    154    1
            ——    Enbsp;    2