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9. Preliminary to setting down causes for further directions, and on equity
reserved, and pleas, demurrers, and exceptions to Masters' Reports
10. Preliminary to setting down causes for further consideration
11. Solicitors to attend at the hearing.
12. Cause deferred through neglect of solicitor
13. No pleas, &c. to stand over indefinitely
ORDER XXII.
TAKING BILLS PRO CONFESSO.
I. Preliminary Proceedings.
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1. Notice of motion that bill be taken pro confesso after attachment for want
of answer
2. Where defendant not answering shall be deemed to have absconded to avoid
process, or to have refused to obey process
3. Notice of motion that bill be taken pro confesso, where such defendant has
appeared for himself
5. Defendant in custody submitting to have the bill taken pro confesso
11. Service of copy of decree and notice as to application for leave to answer,
and set aside decree, where not absolute under the 8th Rule
6. Hearing
7. Rights of defendant at hearing
8. Decree where absolute
9. Power to order receiver, or sequestration, and payment to plaintiff
10. Passing and entering decree
12. Time for making application
13. Leave of Court before execution of decree
15. Where a decree not absolute under the 8th Rule, may be made absolute
16. Application for leave to answer bill, where decree not absolute under the
8th or the 15th Rule
1. Meaning of the words, "The Judge," "The Taxing Master," "The Clerk
of Records and Writs," as used in any special order
2. Contents of decrees and orders
3. Money, securities, or effects, to be specified in words at length-Ascertain-
ing residues and shares of residues
4. Residues to be verified and specified in words at length
5. Description of persons by or to whom money, securities, or effects are to be
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paid, &c.
6. Time for payment of periodical payments to be specified at length
7. Where amounts may be stated in a schedule to an order
8. Direction as to payment of a proportion of interest or dividends to personal
representatives of tenant for life
9. Legacy or succession duty on fund in Court
10. Decrees and orders to state the time for doing the act required. Memoran-
dum of consequences on copy served
11. Decree saving the rights of absent parties
12. Decree on default of defendant
13. Dismissal on plaintiff's application or default
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14. Inquiry as to personalty outstanding or undisposed of
15. Directions as to accounts and inquiries to be numbered
18. Time for motion to add to a decree
16. Just allowances
17. Drawing up, passing, and entering, of orders of course at the Rolls
19. Service of notice of decree to be entered
20. How such notice entitled and indorsed
21. Clerical mistakes or accidental slips
22. Breach of conditional decree or order.
23. Filing of petition, &c., before order made
24. Contents of inrolment-Certificate by the Record and Writ Clerk as to the
correctness of the statements
25. Inrolment within six months
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26. Inrolment after six months
27. Caveat against inrolment
28. Inrolment within five years--Enlargement of time for inrolment
29. Transmission of the inrolment to the Public Record Office
2. Fixing days for Receivers to leave and pass their accounts and pay their
balances-Neglect of Receivers
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3. Summons to proceed upon account-Entry of account-Affidavit verifying
the same
4. Deposit of account
ORDER XXV.
INJUNCTIONS.
Injunction to stay proceedings at law
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4. Effect of request to Bank to allow transfer or pay dividends
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ORDER XXIX.
PROCESS TO ENFORCE DECREES AND ORDERS.
*1. Necessity, without demand, of performing decree or order to pay money or
transfer or deliver up property
2. Process for or against persons not parties to cause .
I. Attachment, Serjeant-at-Arms, and Sequestration.
3. Mode of enforcing decrees and orders-Attachment-Sequestration--Ser-
jeant-at-Arms .
4. Terms on which party committed or brought up by the Serjeant-at-Arms
may be released
II. Writ of Assistance.
5. Right to writ of assistance.
III. Fieri Facias, Elegit, and Venditioni Exponas.
6. Writ of fi. fa. or elegit on order for payment of money or costs
7. Marking order for payment with date on which it was left for entry
8. By whom and how such writs to be executed-Return, delivery, and filing
IV. Fieri Facias de bonis Ecclesiasticis and Sequestrari Facias de bonis
Ecclesiasticis.
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11. When writ of fi. fa. de bonis ecclesiasticis, or writ of sequestrari facias may
be sued out
12. Indorsement thereon
13. Proceedings thereon-Fees to the Bishop or his officers
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ORDER XXX.
PROCESS GENERALLY.
1. Endeavour to be used in executing process
2. Order for Serjeant-at-Arms to be drawn up and delivered to the Serjeant-
No such order, nor the contempt, to be discharged, nor the suit com-
promised, without payment of his fees
3. New writ of habeas
4. Abolition of writ of execution to enforce decrees or orders
5. Writs of attachment with proclamations and rebellion abolished
PROCEEDINGS TO REVERSE, ALTER, OR EXPLAIN DECREES AND
ORDERS.
I. Rehearings and Appeals.
1. Time for appeals and rehearings-Enlargement of time
2. Rehearing not to stop proceedings on decree or order appealed from
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7. Non-appearance of party served with order for appeal
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8. Rehearing of or appeal from decree or decretal order made on motion
10. Grounds of bill of review or bill in the nature of a bill of review
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11. Leave of Court
12. Deposit in the case of a bill of review
13. Deposit in the case of a bill in nature of a bill of review
14. Performance required before such bill, except in particular cases
ORDER XXXII.
REVIVOR AND SUPPLEMENT.
1. Application to discharge order to revive
2. Supplemental statement
3. Contents of bills to revive or supplemental bills 4. Revivor against legal representative of plaintiff
ORDER XXXIII.
MOTIONS.
I. Notices of Motion.
1. Notices of motion must name the Judge
2. Time for service of notices of motion
3. Time for service of notice of motion for a guardian to defend suit
II. Motion for Decree under the Stat. 15 & 16 Vict. c. 86, s. 15.
4. Notice
5. Plaintiff's affidavits
12. Time for motion to dismiss for want of prosecution, where bill amended
13. Time for motion to dismiss for want of prosecution, where no answer re-
quired or put in
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after answer, and no answer required to amendments
*3. Affidavits in support of petitions under Acts of Parliament authorizing sale
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