*11. Process of contempt at the suit of a pauper, and notices of motion or petitions on his behalf. PAGE 35 35 39 10. Time for order of course for leave to amend, where one answer 11. Time for order of course for leave to amend, where more than one answer 12. Order of course for leave to amend after notice of motion to dismiss 13. Order of course for leave to amend after answer 14. Affidavit in support of special application to amend 15. Where further affidavit required 16. By whom such affidavits to be made 17. Time for amendment 18. Mode of amending bill 19. Marking date of order to amend and of amendment on record-Entry of amendment, with date of amendment and of order-Date of filing 20. Service of amended bill 21. Service on the solicitor 22. Service at address for service 23. Limitation of operation 24. Default of amendment '41 42 42 43 2. Substituted service 3. Time for appearance 4. Where appearance may be entered by plaintiff for defendant within jurisdiction. 5. Not if defendant an infant or non compos mentis 6. Where appearance may be entered by plaintiff for defendant absconding 7. Service of copy of bill and of interrogatories on defendant out of jurisdiction, and entering appearance for him 9. Appearance entered by defendant after appearance entered for him II. In the case of Formal Parties. 11. Service of copy of bill on formal parties 12. Memorandum of service of copy of bill to be entered 13. Effect of serving defendant with copy of bill 14. Party served with copy of bill may enter common appearance, and have suit prosecuted in ordinary way-Costs 15. Such party may enter special appearance, and be served with notice of all proceedings-Costs 16. Order for entering common or special appearance-Party entering same bound by prior proceedings 17. Time for service of copy of bill 18. Service out of time of copy of bill ORDER XI. INTERROGATORIES. 44 44 45 1. Form . 2. Time for filing interrogatories 3. Leave to file interrogatories after eight days 4. Delivery of interrogatories, where defendant appears in proper time-Copy delivered to be examined and marked as an office copy 5. Delivery of interrogatories, where defendant does not appear in proper time 17 ORDER XII. PROCESS FOR WANT OF ANSWER. 1. Attachment for want of answer 2. Discharge of defendant in custody of Serjeant-at-Arms or messenger-New attachment 48 48 PAGE 3. Discharge of defendant in prison-New attachment 4. Pauper defendant in custody for want of his answer-Assignment of a solicitor and counsel 5. Pauper prisoners in contempt 48 49 49 6. Sequestration on return non est inventus to attachment for want of answer 49 7. Resuming former process of contempt, in case answer is insufficient 49 ORDER XIII. TRAVERSING NOTE. 1. To original bill, or supplemental bill, or bill amended before answer 2. To bill amended after answer 50 50 7. After service thereof, defendant cannot plead, &c., without special leave 5. Where plea of outlawry is good--Where it may be set down for argument. 52 6. Plea of a former suit depending 7. Plea of a suit depending in another court 8. Demurrers and pleas not covering so much as they might 9. Demurrers and pleas covering a part to which the answer extends 10. Petitions for setting down plea or demurrer 11. Setting down demurrers and pleas. 12. Costs of overruling of plea or demurrer 13. Costs on allowing demurrer 14. Where demurrer to whole bill to be held sufficient, without being set down 15. Where demurrer to part of a bill to be held sufficient without being set down-Costs 16. Costs on allowing a plea-Dismissal of bill on allowing plea 17. Where plea to be held sufficient, without being set down for argument -Costs-Dismissal of bill when plea so held sufficient 18. Undertaking to reply to plea 3. Defendant not bound to answer except to interrogatories which he is required to answer-Statement of ignorance of matter as to which he is ORDER XVI. EXCEPTIONS. 1. Mode of objecting for insufficiency 2. Mode of objecting to scandal 3. Exceptions to be filed, and notice given 4. Relevancy or materiality to be considered 5. Filing exceptions nunc pro tunc 6. Time for filing exceptions for insufficiency 7. No exceptions after replication 8. Time for submission to exceptions *9. Time for further answer, where exceptions submitted to before they are set down 10. Preliminaries to setting down exceptions 11. Earliest time for setting down exceptions for insufficiency 12. Latest time for setting them down 13. Time for setting down the old exceptions 14. Time for further answering after exceptions are set down 15. Default in further answering 16. Where answer deemed sufficient 17. Notice of particular matter to which further answer required 18. From what time answer to be deemed sufficient or insufficient 19. Third insufficient answer-Costs 57 . 57 58 . 58 58 58 58 59 59 59 59 2. Abolition of subpœna to rejoin-One replication-Form thereof--How issue joined 60 ORDER XIX. EVIDENCE GENERALLY. 1. Extent to which evidence is to be entered into-Costs 2. Hearing on bill and answer 3. As to taking evidence orally or by affidavit 4. Decrees and depositions in other Courts 5. Depositions in another cause *6. Reading answer to cross bill for discovery or to interrogatories for plaintiff's 9. Notice of examination or cross-examination of a witness 10. Application of Orders to evidence taken after the hearing 11. Special directions as to evidence after the hearing 12. Affidavit or deposition before issue joined 13. Closing of evidence 14. Mode of administering oaths ORDER XX. PRELIMINARY ACCOUNTS AND INQUIRIES, 64. ORDER XXI. SETTING DOWN AND HEARING. 1. Time for setting down, and serving subpœna-Consequence of default 2. Preliminary to setting down causes 3. Preliminary to subpœna to hear judgment . 65 . 66 66 . 66 66 66 |