1822 - Edocs

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:.ime when filed, and shall enter on his record that such
pleading's ate filed, but it shall not be necessary to copy
the same.
12. Be it further enacted,- That no order of Court or dedinius
potestatem shall be necessary for the taking; of
depositions, unless where the witnesses reside out of the
Territory, but any magistrate shall be empowered to take
the same, and no deposition shall be read unless reasonable
notice in writing be given to the party against whom
it is to be read of the time and place of taking the same.
13. Be it further enacted, That, on the dissolution of an
injunction, judgment shall be given by the court against
the securities as well*as the principal in the injunction
bund, and on all bonds given on appeals or writs of error
in law or equity where the judgmentof the inferior Court
shall be affirmed, the judgment shall be given against the
securities in said appeal or supersedias bond, as well as
against the principal, and execution shall issue accordingly.
14. Be itfurther enacted, That, whenever it is necessary
to revive a suit in Chancery, in which the answershall
have been filed, an order of Court for that purpose served
upon the representatives of the deceased, if they reside
in the Territory, or an order of publication if non resi-
dents, as in other cases of absent defendants, shall be sufficient
without bill of revivor.
15. Be it further enacted, That, the parties may be allowed
to amend their pleadings, provided no unnecessary
delay or injury to the other party be occasioned thereby.
16. Be it further enacted, That, a subpoena in Chancerv
shall not b.e issued before bill filed or lodged with the
rlerk.
17. Be it further enacted, That, every defendant may
swear to his answer before any Judge, Justice of the
Peace, or Notary Public.
18. Be it further enacted, That, after answer filed, and
no plea in abatement to the jurisdiction of the Court, no
exception for want of jurisdiction shall ever afterwards be
made, nor shall the Court ever thereafter delay or refuse
justice, or reverse the proceedings for want of jurisdiction,
except in cases of controversy respecting land lying
without the jurisdiction of such courts, and also of infants
died feme covert.
19. Be it further enacted, That, bills to perpetuate testimony
may be brought; when the plaintiff will make oath
that his claim depends on the testimony of living witnesses,
and that he does not know who sets up claim to the
land, or any part thereof, or that he does not know of anyother
person or persons who have such claim, except
those who are made defendants to the suit— and as to
hose he does not know he mav have an order to advertise
Dedimus when nc
cessarv.
Depositions how
taken.
Dissolution of injunction.
Judgment vs. securities.
How to revive a
suit.
To amend plead-
ing's.
Subpcena in chancerv.
Answers how
sworn to.
After answer filec
No pleatojurisdii
tion.
To perpetuate
testimony.
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