THOMAS W. VEAZEY, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.
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1835.
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his or their respective answers being filed, and a gene-
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rat replication thereto, being entered to have separate
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CHAP. 340,
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commission or commissions for taking evidence in re-
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lation to their respective interest in said cause, which
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the court shall order and cause to he directed to com-
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missioners, and to be in all respects proceeded with
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according to the course of the court, in case of com-
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mission for testimony; and such defendant or defend-
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Entitled to final
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ants shall be entitled to a final hearing in their behalf,
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hearing and right of appeal
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respectively and separately to every effect and with the
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name right of appeal as if the said bills were filed
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against then, without association with the other de-
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fendants in said cause, the court taking into consider-
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ation so far as they may have any legal effect, the an-
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swers of such other defendants; Provided, however,
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Proviso
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that said defendant or defendants so separately pro-
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ceeding, shall pay all the costs of all parties in res-
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pect to such separate commission and proceeding, as
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well in the Court of Appeals as in the Court of Chan-
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cery, or so much thereof, as the said courts respective-
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ly shall think proper to tax against said defendant or
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defendants, and reserving to the Court of Appeals ac-
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cording to the event of the causes of such separate de-
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fendant or defendants, the right to decree as to said
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costs, or any part thereof; as may appear equitable to
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said court.
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