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8. How interrogatories are to be administered to wit-
nesses,
9. Form of an oath to be administered to witnesses,
10. When a witness dies before the examination is signed,
11. Examiner not strictly bound by the letter of the in-
terroga tories,
12. Depositions to be read by the examiner,
135
136
ib
137
13. When a witness refuses to attend to be examined,
138
14. Form of a subpoena to testify before the examiner,
15. Notice to the witness,
139
16. Examiner's certificate of the interrogatories being
filed, &c.
140
17. A witness once examined before an examiner,
141
18. No examination of a witness after the rule for publi-
cation is out,
19. A witness misbehaving,
20. The court may order the further examination of a
witness,
21. Notice to the opposite solicitor of the time and place
26. Of examining the credit or competency of a witness,
27. Notice of filing the articles.
30. Of the examination of a witness viva voce at the bear-
Of expediting proceedings in a cause after issue joined,
156
Of bringing the cause to hearing and of hearing the cause,
Of the case, or abbreviated state of the pleadings for the Chan-
Of enforcing obedience to, or the performance of a decree.
167
Of rehearing.
169
Form of petition for rehearing.
171
Notice accompanying a copy of the petition served upon the oppo-
site solicitor,
173
Of appeals,
I. When an appeal will lie,
174
II. Effect of an appeal upon the progress of the cause in the
Court of Chancery,
176
3. A case where an appeal did not suspend proceedings, 177
III. Practice and proceedings on appeals before the cause is
before the Court of Errors,
1. How appeal must be entered,
2. A copy must be served on adverse party,
3. Party appealing to deposit $100,
178
IV. Proceedings in the court for the trial of impeachments and
the correction of errors,
(Rules of the Court of Errors, in note,)
1. Petition of appeal,
D
2. Of compelling the appellant to present the petition of
Of setting down the cause, and of hearing in the Court of Errors, 192
1. Both parties may set down the cause,
2. How if appellant does not bring on the hearing,
3. Of postponing the hearing,
4. Delivering the cases,
Costs,
193
8. When the merits will, and when they will not be exa-
mined into,
196
9. Decision of the court,
197
10. Costs on appeal,
11. Remitting decree of this court to the Court of Chan-
3. Staying proceedings till costs in another suit be paid, 204
Interlocutory matters; under which head will be considered,
orders, novions, petitions, &c.
205
Motion for amendment of pleadings, and first of the complain-
ant's bill, affidavit-notice of motion-order of the
Motion for an amendment on a suggestion of the death of one of
the complainants.
Motions for dismissing a bill for want of prosecution—affidavit—
notice of motion-certificate and order of the court-
215
1. Affidavit,
2. Notice,
3. Certificate,
4. Order,
Motion for an order of reference to a master.
216
General principles on which examinations before a master are to
be conducted, regulating and settling the practice as to
the mode of taking testimony, on an order of reference
to a naster.
Reference to a master to examine and state an account.
1. Of the order and directions thereon,
2. Form of the order, summons &c.
3. Interrogatories filed by the complainant to collect ma-
terials for the charge,
4. The report of the master allowing the interrogatories 234
Note. 5. The examination and answers of the defendant to the
6. Reference to the books of the defendant and proceed-
5. Of referring the exceptions to a master, and his report
thereon,
290
6. Of subpoena for better answer,
291
7. Of submitting to exceptions, further answer and
amendments,
1. Of obtaining such reference, and proceedings thereon, ib
2. Form of order of reference,
305