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t ohn Tock r, q., of o ton, be i an k ep hi office at th eat of the o nbt practi , ither a an attorn y or a 0 &&all ontinue to b clerk of the ame. hat (until furth r orde ) it hall be om or cou ello to practi e in th· uch for thr e ea pa t in th uprem p cti ly b long, and that their pri ate r to be fair. &. t coun llors hall not pract• e a ...... ello , in h · court. 6. , That they hall re pecti el take the ------, do olemnly ear, that I ill or coun ellor of the court) uprightly, and upport the o titution of the nited
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That he cou ello and attorne , hall ake either an oath, or, in proper cribe b the rule of this court on that r•••, 1790, iz.: '' , , do olemnly be) that will demean m elf, as an attor .....· oo rt uprightl , an according to la , and that tion of he nited ta •'' hi f ju ice, in a er to the motion of the info him and the bar, that thi court of king' bench, and of chancery, in Eng ice of th• court; and that they will, tio therein circumstances may ren-
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'191, ebraary 4. The court ga e notioe to the gentlemen of the , h r hey will expect to bo furnished with a tatement of the terial points of the case from the ooun el on eaoh ide of a ca e. 1 '1A5, ebruary 1 7. The court declared that all e idence on motion fo • barge upon bail m t be by ay of depo ition, and not tJiva tJoce. 1796, ugust 12. Ordered, That proce of w/Jpm1ui, i uing out of his court in any uit in equit , hall be erved on the defendant i ty da fo the return-day of the aid proce ; and further, that if the defendant, ch e ice of the aubpama, hall not appear at the return-day con Lain d a...ain, the complainant hall be at liberty to procceed ~ parte. • 1797, ebruary 13. It i ordered by the court, that the clerk of he court to hich any rit of error hall be directed, may make return of the ...... '"',by tra mitting a true copy of the record, and of all proceeding in e, under his hand and the eal of the court. 1797, ug t 7. It i ordered by the court, that no record of the be suffered by the clerk to be taken out of his office, but by the con ent he court; otherl i e, to be re pon ible for it.
1800, ugu t 15. In the ca e of Oourae T. Stead's :&ucutors. , That the plaintiff in error be at liberty to show to the ati fation of u&&&. court, that the matter in di pute e ceed the sum or alue of 2000, clu i e of co t ; th• to be made appear by affidavit, on day ' notice to he oppo ite party, or their coun el, in Georgia. Rule as to affida it to b utual. • 1801, ugo 12. Ordered, That counsellors may be admitted as a tome in this court, on taking the u ual oath. • 1801, December 9. It i ordered, That in every cao e where the u~,fendant in error fail to appear, the plaintiff may proceed ez parte. 1 03, ebruary 'ferm. It is ordered, That where the writ of error • thin thirty day before the meeting of the court, the defendant in at liberty to enter his appearance, and proceed to trial: otherwi e, h e mu t be continued. • 1803, February Term. In all case where a writ of rror ball d la the proceeding on the judgment of the circuit court, and hall appear to been ued out merely for delay, damages hall be awarded at the te of n per centum per annum, on the amount of the judgment. _ 1 03, ebruary Term. In uch ca e , where there exi ts a real oontro y, the damages hall be only at the rate of six per centum per annum. In both oases, the interest is to be computed as part of the damages.