A STUDY IN LEGAL ADMINISTRATION AND RECORDS SHARON ...

Court, Court of Queen's Bench). It was empowered to 'hear al1 applications for
new trials, al1 questions or issues of Iaw, al1 questions or points reserved for the
opinion of the court, al1 appeals or motions in the nature of appeals, al1 petitions
and al1 other motions in the nature of appeals.'" An Act Respecting the Court of
Queen's Bench, Consolidatecf Statutes of Manitoba, 1880, c.31, s.15.
18. Remanets is defined as "A remnant; that wtiich remains. Thus the causes of
which the trial is deferred from one terni to another, or from one sitting to
another, are termed 'remanets.'" Black, S.V. "remanets."
19. En Banc Record Book (GR 727 Box 11 8 Vo1.2), Court of Queen's Bench in
Equity, PAM.
20. Leggo, 1 : 61 5. lnterlowtory is defined as "Not final. An order or judgment is
interlocutory if it does not determine the issues at trial but directs some further
proceeding preliminary to a final order or d em. Such order or judgment is
subject to change by the court during the pendency of the action 10 meet the
exigencies of the case." Black, S.V. "interlocutory."
21. Leggo, 1: 622.
22. Decree Books A to Q, 1875-98 (G 2520-2536), Court of Queen's Bench in
Equity, PAM.
23. The introductory page of volume C is entitled 'Decrees and Decretal
Orders." A decretal order is defined as "In chancery practice, an order made by
the court of chancery, in the nature of a decree, upon a motion or a petition. An
order in a chancery suit made on motion or otherwise not at the regular hearing
of a cause, and yet not of an interlocutory nature, but finally disposing of the
cause, so far as a decree could then have disposed of it." Black, S.V. "decretal
order."
24. Minute Book A (G 2523), Court of Queen's Bench, PAM.
25. Decree for Sale Book A (G 2444), Decree for Sale Book 6 (G 2443), Decree
for Sale Book C (G 2442). Court of Queen's Bench in Equity, PAM.
26. Wood, Dubuc, and Miller, 101.
28. Wood, Dubuc, Miller, 99-1 01.