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Vvice for taking<br />

epositions.<br />

ilerk may issue<br />

Edimus potestaki.<br />

>e bene esse.<br />

In final decree.<br />

lommiss"' oners to<br />

lake title.<br />

njunctions, he.<br />

ic. in vacation.<br />

Condition,<br />

special garnishee<br />

jroccss.<br />

2G.<br />

the time and place of taking depositions, at least three<br />

months in some newspaper of the Territory or adjoining<br />

Stales.<br />

23. Be it farther enacted, That in all cases of taking<br />

dep jsitionsi the party taking the same, snail give*he opposite<br />

party reasonable notice in writing of -the time and<br />

place of taking such depositions; unless the party reside<br />

oui of tie Territory in which case, notice shall be given<br />

to .is attorney in fact. Provided notice be *giweu to the<br />

party, or filed in the clerk's office of the Court in Which<br />

toe suit is depending, of the appointment of such attorney<br />

in fact—and when no such notice is given or filed,<br />

then notice of tne time and place of taking such deposi-<br />

tions, to tiie attorney at law, shall be sufficient.<br />

21. Be it further enacted, fnat, either party upon oath<br />

ma :e that his claim or deferifce depends upon Witnesses,<br />

who are aged or infirm, oc going out of the Territory, Lie<br />

the clerk may at any time issue a dedimus potestatem to<br />

any magistrate, for tne taking the depositions of such<br />

witnesses, de bene ess?, the party taking the same giving<br />

to the otner reasonable notice of the time and pla.e of<br />

taking such depositions^<br />

22. He it further ?nac?ed, Tliat, whenever a final decree<br />

oi' any court exercising chaucery jurisdiction, snail<br />

be viid.-red, decreeing a cofiv yauce of the iegal title for<br />

Ian is, if the defendant or defendants do n,;t on or before<br />

the i,iv mentioned in su.:n decree for making said conveyance,<br />

-na.ve or cause tne same to be made accord. ugly, the<br />

court may appoint one or more commissioners to make<br />

such de d, which when made shall vest uie legal due in<br />

sai i complainant.<br />

. ti\<br />

23. Be it further enacted, That, the Judges' of the Cir-<br />

cuit an t Superior Courts, shall have power in vacation as<br />

wed a» term time to grant injunctions, writs of ne exeat<br />

regnura, and stay waste, returnable to their courts respec-<br />

. iy. Up jn the complainants giving bond with good<br />

security to be approved of by said judges, to be executed<br />

in tiie clerk's office of the said courts, conditioned to pay<br />

all costs and dama ;es that may accrue to the defendant<br />

by granting said writs, and ten per cent damages on the<br />

amount o[' money - ujotne i, in case the injunction be dis-<br />

solved, or the suit dismissed.- ,,<br />

24. Be it further enacted, That, if any sufc ->hall be depending<br />

or hereafter commenced in any court of chancery<br />

in this commonwealtii, against any defendant or defendants<br />

who are out of this Territory, and others witnin<br />

the same having in their hands effects, of, or otherwise<br />

indebted to such absent defendant and the appearance of<br />

such absentees. Ue not entered and security given to the<br />

satisfaction of nae court for performing the decrees, upon<br />

affidavit tnat such defendant is out of the Territory, or

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