INDEX.

1849.

Chap.

Sec.

COUNTY COURTS—

In any suit, etc., now pending etc., in

the, upon suggestion in writing by either

of the parties, etc., that a fair trial cannot

be had, supported by affidavit, the judges

may order record of proceedings to be

transmitted to any comity court of any

adjoining district, tor trial, etc.

518

1

Provisions of this act extended to all

cases of issues from Chancery or Orphans

Courts, to issues on allegations by credi-

tors against insolvent petitioners, etc.

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2

Act to take effect from passage.

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3

COURT OF APPEALS, W. S.— Authorised and re-

quired to entertain an appeal, etc., from

Montgomery county court, at November

term 1844, trial docket No. 100, wherein

the State is plaintiff, and John G. Eng-

land and others defendants, etc., appeal

to be taken on or before 1st day of May

next.

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Any person or corporation aggrieved

by any judgment, etc., of any court, etc.,

made or passed in any case arising under

application of insolvent debtor, may ap-

peal to the court of appeals of the shore

where such county court is held, appeal

to be entered within 30 days, and certified

copy of the record to be transmitted

within 60 days from date of such judg-

ment, the execution or effect of any

judgment, etc., so appealed from, not to

be suspended, etc., unless bond be given

in such penalty as the county court may

prescribe, with good sureties to be ap-

proved by the court, appeal so carried up

shall stand forbearing at the term next

succeeding transmission, etc.

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1

No appeal, etc.. shall stay any proceed-

ings in the case, etc., which can, with pro-

priety, be curried on before appeal is de-

cided, etc., provided county court can

provide for conforming to the decision of

court above, whether the said decision may

eventually be for or against appellant.

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2

In the bond to be taken, the State to be

named as party obligee, and suits may be