1. How appeals are to be taken.
Appeals from Courts of Law.
2. Any party may appeal.
3. In cases of mandamus.
4. Formal writs of erior dispensed
with.
5. Issues from orphans' or equity
court.
6. Within what time appeals must be
taken and record transmitted
7. Within what tune appeals in in-
solvent cases must be taken.
8. Certificate of court below in insol-
vent cases.
9. What questions open in court of
appeals
10. Bills of exception — how to be pre-
pared.
11. Documents not to be inserted at
length. Qualifications of this
rule.
12. How record is to be made'up.
13. How costs shall be awarded.
14. Judgment in cases of reversal
15. No reversal or dismissal for want
of form.
16. Amendment of writs of error.
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17. No reversal because verdict larger-
than damages claimed
18. Such judgment to be given as
amendment may require
19, All exceptions to be decided where
a new trial is awarded.
20 When new trial shall be awarded.
21. When removal to another court
may be ordered by court of ap-
peals
22. When continuances may be en-
tered by court below.
23. Issues of fact in writs of error
coram vobis, how to be tried.
Appeals from Courts of Equity.
24. Allowed from final decrees or
orders.
25. Special orders from which an ap-
peal may be taken.
26. Interlocutory ordeis open f or re vis-
ion on appeal from final decrees.
27. Bond to stay execution of order.
28 Bond to stay operation of previous-
order
29. Appeal from order refusing injunc-
tion
30. Within what time appeals must
be taken. Qualification.
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