Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25

and fourth Tuesday of January ;--and the County Court, within and for said County, shall hereafter be held at Brooklyn, afore- said, on tlle second Tuesday of August, the second Tuesday of December and first Tuesday of March, instead of the times now Fixed by law. And so much of the act aforesaid us appoints different times of hol- ding said Superior and County Courts be, and the same is hereby repealed. . ..
 SECT. 2. That all causes, matters and things new pending in ,he Superior or County Courts for said County. may be heard, determined and proceeded witl, ut the next terms of said Courts respectively, as herein established, tn tho sumo manner as If the times of holding said Courts had not been altered. '
 V Approved--June 4, 1920.
 An Act in addition to an Act, entitled
 "An Act for regulating Courts, and for
 appointing tho times and places of hold-
 ing the salne." ua .v.a e ! SEcT. l. Be t enacted by tke Senate a,,d House of Representations im Generol As- scmbly coDesNed, That on all petitions for divorce, ,writs of ferror, rand petitions for new trial, where the, adverse party resides out 0f, or is absent from this State, either Judge 0f the Superior Court, in vacation, may make such order relative to the notice to be .riissNuArsA -sarrr ssssts- rsiH SvSD given, and duly proved to the Court, said Court may proceed to the hearing of such cause at the first term, or may direct such fnrther notice to be given, as they shall judge proper. ..at, fl .t .e.pia yts . {. <
 SEcT. 2. Whenever any appeal to the Superior Court shall be allowed by any Cour, of Probate, said Court of Probate, at the time of allowing such appeal, shall make such order us they shall deem req. sonable relative to the notice which shall be given to all person or persons so inter- ested in such appeal as that they ought to be made parties thereto, which notice the appellant or appellants shall cause to be given and the same being given and duly proved, said Court may proceed to hear ing of such appeal, at the first term, or may direct such further notice to be given, as they shall judge proper. SEcr, 3. In the several Counties in this State, it shall and may be lawful for the Chief Judge ofthe County Court for said County, to make all such orders of notice on petitions and writs returnable to the Su. perior Court for trial, as either Judge of the Superior Court in vacation has, or shall have power to make and the same shall be equally. y.valid and effectual, to au- thorize the Superior Court to proceed in the trial of such cause, as if made by a Judge of the Superior Court.
 SECT. 1. Whenever by reason of death or otherwise, the office of Chief Judge of the County Court, in any County in this state, shall be vacant, the Senior Associate Judge of such Court may and shall have and exercise all the powers by law conferred upon the Chief Judge of the County Court.
 Approved-June 5th. 1929. f { An Act in addition to an Act, entitled "An Act in addition to an Act entitled an
 Act regulating Proceedings in Equity"
 Be tt enacted by the Senate aud House of RepvesentGtives in General Assembly concerned, That in the several counties in this State, the Chief Judge of the County Court for such County, shall have power, on motion, to grant and enforce wrlts of injunction according to the course oi proceedings in courts of equity. in all ca ses within the jurisdiction of the Superior Court, arising in such County. when said Court shall not be in session !; which wrts of injunction, shall be made returnable tc the next Superior Court in such county And such Judges, in granting such injnnc- ton, and in continuing. dissolving or sus' pending the same, prior to the sesslon o
 said Superior Court, shall proceed, in all
 respeets.as is provided by the act to which this IS an addition. ..