Page 4, line 12, for "33 & 34 Vict., c. 103," read "33 & 34 Vict. c. 109." 16, for "post, in the Appendix," read "post, p. 368."
36, add-It has however been held in Kelly v. Dixon (Q. B., M. T., 1870, not yet
reported), that the Court has jurisdiction under the above section to allow
a defendant out of the jurisdiction to be served with the writ of summons and
plaint, through the post office or otherwise, even in cases where the defendant
has no agent resident within the jurisdiction.
9, 10, for "post, in the Appendix," read "post, p. 368."
29, for "27," read "207."
14, add:-In Long v. Mooney (Ex. T. T. 1871, not yet reported), the executors of a
deceased plaintiff having obtained a conditional order for leave to enter a
suggestion under the above section, which order was duly made absolute,
filed the suggestion, and marked judgment without serving the defendant
with a copy of the suggestion or notice of filing; and the Court on a motion
to set aside the judgment for irregularity held that the judgment was regularly
marked.
10, for "verdict," read "judgment."
15, for "one several," read "one of several."
10 from bottom, for "suggestion," read "question."
4 from bottom, for "partly," read "party."
13, add-In Kenna v. Connor (C. P. T. T. 1871, not yet reported), the party ap-
pealing having delayed in furnishing the case for appeal, after having given
bail, the Court made an order requiring him to state the case within twelve
days.
5, add:-Where, after an order to attach a debt due to the defendant had been
obtained, but before an order to pay was made, the plaintiff issued a ca. sa.
under which the defendant was arrested, it was held, per Keogh, J., that the
ca. sa. was regular, and a motion to discharge the defendant was therefore
refused (Speer v. Brennan, C. C. T. V. 1871, not yet reported).
6, add:-L. R. 6 Ex. 35.
8 from bottom, for "31st," read "38th."
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