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27 Proceedings to bring in represen-
tative of deceased plaintiff.
28 Proceedings in case of death of
new parties.
29. Pleadings by new parties.
30 Costs, how to be taxed.
31. Non-resident heir, executor or
other person proper to be made
party, how to be brought in.
32. Further proceed! igs in such cases
33. No action to ab:.te by reason of
the marriage v.F any of the par-
ties; amendme its in such cases.
Amendment.
34, Up to what stage of the case pro-
ceedings at law may be amended.
35. No continuance granted unless
justice requires
36. No action to abate because of mis-
nomer of plaintiff oi defendant.
37. Upon nonjoinder or misjoinder of
plaintiffs, court may allow
amendment.
38. Proceedings upon nonjoinder or
misjoinder of defendants.
39. Amendments for misjoinder or
nonjoinder of plaintiffs or de-
fendants, when to be made.
40. No amendment allowed wherein
entire new parties are intro-
duced.
41. Plaintiff may amend when heir at
law or devisee has been omitted
as defendant.
42. Amendments not allowed to any
dilatory plea or plea of limi-
tations.
43. Proceedings when amendment al-
lowed after jury is sworn.
44. Costs, how allowed.
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Arbitration and Award.
45. All cases instituted by consent of
the parties thereto may be sub-
mitted for; judgment upon
award.
46. Award to lie in court four days be-
fore judgment thereon entered;
for what causes may be set
aside.
47. Proceedings upon death of either
of the parties.
48. Arbitrator dying or refusing to act,
court to appoint successor.
49. Proceedings if award not returned
within eight months.
50. Proceedings after award is made.
Cases by Consent.
51. Parties may submit issues to a
jury, an d agree that upon their
decision a sum of money is to
be paid by one to the other,
amount how estimated.
52. Proceedings upon the finding of
the jury.
53. Parties at any 'time before judg-
ment n ay submit questions of
law for the opinion of the court.
4. Parties may agree that upon the
decision by the court a sum of
money is to be paid, amount,
how estimated.
Certiorari.
55. Bond to be given by party obtain-
ing writ.
Continuance.
56. How long pause may be continued.
57. Continuance, because of absence,
of witness.
58. Affidavit for, to contain what.
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