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CHANCERY
CHIEF JUDGE
CLERKS
COMMISSION
COMMISSIONERS
COMMITTEE
COMMON LAW
CONFISCATION |
The clerks or registers of courts of
justice to make
up their records, &c.
The provisions of the act of 1817,
ch. 139, for the
conveyance and return of process, extended to the
chancery court,
See Chancery.
Fees allowed them in chancery proceedings,
See County Courts.
Directions for the issuing commissions
to perpetuate
testimony in the chancery court,
The parties, and their attornies or
agents, shall have
a right to be present at the execution of all commissions
issued from the court of chancery,
Directions respecting the execution of such
commissions,
Allowance to witnesses summoned thereon,
Manner of enforcing the payment,
Commission for taking depositions
may issue with
the consent of both parties, to one person instead of
four,
Allowance to commissioners,
Commission for any other purpose may
issue with
the like consent and approbation of the chancellor,
to one person, or to three with power to any two,
Commission to be allowed by the chancellor
to
guardians, trustees, &c. making disposition or sale
of property under an order or decree,
Commission to issue for dividing or
valuing the
real estates of persons dying intestate where the
parties cannot agree, or any one is a minor,
County courts to issue commission to
take answers
of defendants, and also take depositions of
witnesses, &c.
Where a widow entitled to dower does
not consent
to a sale of the whole lands, &c. county courts or
chancellor to issue commission, &c.
See Chancery. County Courts.
See County Courts. Chancery.
The chancellor may appoint a committee
for lunatics,
&c.
The rule of common law shall take place
between
the parties entitled to real estate, as to the enjoyment
thereof, if it consist of things indivisible in their
nature,
The chancellor empowered to determine
all disputes
between the purchasers of confiscated property and
the state,
Deeds to be executed by the chancellor
on sales
made by governor and council,
Where purchases have been made before
the
act of confiscation and no deed executed, on bill filed
chancellor to decree a conveyance on money being
paid, if any due,
The chancellor to execute deeds for
lands sold by
the commissioners of confiscated British property, &c. |
Session
Ch. S.
1817 119 7
1819 144 3
1779 25 3
July 1799
8 8
1785 72 14
Enbsp; 15
Enbsp; 16
Enbsp; 18
1795 88 4
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1799 79 6
April 1787 30
5
1784 45 8
9
1797 114 6
1799 49
1815 163 4
1816 154 11
1785 72 6
1786 45 8
April 1787 30
4
1802 100 11
1805 93
99 |
