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Removal of Causes.
102. Proceedings for; affidavit of
applicant.
103. Removal by adverse party from
court to which case has been
removed.
104. Special panel to try removed
cases.
105. When persons accused of crime
shall be removed to jail of
county to which their cases
are removed.
106. Compensation to State's attor-
neys In removed criminal
cases.
107 Where transcript of record is
imperfect; proceedings to cor-
rect.
108. Power of the court in such
cases.
109. Execution to county where re-
moved case was originally in-
stituted.
110. How such execution shall be
served.
111. Warrant of re-survey in re-
moved cases.
112. Order of removal may be
stricken out until record has
been actually transmitted.
113. Causes may be removed from
courts of law to courts of
equity, and vice versa.
Replevin.
114. When court may order return
of property. Replevin bond.
115. When court may enter judg-
ment for plaintiff by default.
116. Plaintiff to be entitled to judg-
ment for goods eloigned,
when.
117. How judgment for return of
goods or payment for their
value may be entered and
enforced.
118. Bonds given to State as obligee;
action, how maintained.
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Reservation of Points in Banc.
119. Proceedings for the hearing of.
120. Points are to be reserved by
bills of exceptions.
121. When removed to another
court to be disposed of as if
originating in such court.
Special Case Stated.
122. May be raised at any stage of
the cause by a party or the
court; procedure.
Summons with Claim for Injunc-
tion or Mandamus.
123-134. Special provisions relating
to; proceedings and practice.
135. Nothing in sections 123-134 to
be taken as in any way modi-
fying or impairing jurisdiction
of common-law courts in cases
of mandamus, or equity courts
m matters of injunction.
Supplementary Proceedings.
136. Order of court requiring at-
tendance of judgment debtor
to be examined regarding con-
cealed property or credits.
137. Person or corporation having
property of the judgment
debtor to attend also.
138. Said parties shall testify under
oath.
139. Power of court to grant relief
to judgment creditor.
140. Punishment for contempt of
court's order.
III.
PROCESS.
141. Writ of summons; how issued,
served and returned.
142. Personal appearance of defen-
dant; when to be entered.
143. Where some appear and some
do not, personal appearance
to be entered for those failing
to appear.
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