Litchfield enquirer., 1837-07-20
Laws of Connecticut.

An Act in alteration of an act passed m tne year 1928, in addition to an act entitled An act agSIhs Fraudulent conveyances
 SEC. I. Be tt enacted by the Sendte and House of RspTcseMtatUes in General Assembly concerned, That any claim may be proved before and allowed by the Commissioners appointed pursuant 10 the provIslons of the act of which this is an alteration which exist ed against the assnOr at the time of tho assignment, whether the same when exhibited for allowance to or do belong to the person to whom 1t did belong a' the time of the assignment and also any claim WhC has since the time of the assignment accrued Tn favor of any endorser surety other person. by reason o the payment of any claim existing against the assSn- Or at the time of the assignment or in favor ot any person upon contract made by the asslgnor before SEC. 9 Be it further enacted That somuch of the act of which this an alteration as is inconsistent neFs with, be, and the same is hereby rePeHaed, HL
 STILIMAN K WIGHTMAN,
 Speaker of the House ot RePreseen.auVeS'
 EsENEzEH A sroDDAEe ,sss President of the Senate
 App'0'e0' June 2 HENRY HENRY W. EDWARDS An Ac, in addition to an act entitled An Act for constituting and regulating Courts ana TOT appolhr ing the times and places of holding the same."
 Be t enacted by the Senate aud House of Represen- t0iUes in General Assembly conUened That the town of Ledyard be, and the same is hereby constituted Probate District by the name of the District ot Led vard-ProUided, That all matters and business rela- five to the office of Court of Probate begun enter ed in the Court of Probate for the District of Stonng- ton shall be completed and finished in :he same man. as though tlS act n0Q uOt paSSeu.
 STILIMAN K. W1GHTMAN,
 Speaker of the House ot Representatives.
 EBEEEzER sTopgAED' 3esE President of the Senate 11pp'''''' 'D- HENRY W. EDWARDS. .. RESOLUTION.
 At General Assembly of the State of Connecticut holden at Hartford, on the lss Wednesday of May Resoped by the House of Representatives, That the following be prorosed as an amendment to the Constl tuition of this State which when approved and adopted in the manner provided by said constitution, shall to all in:ents and purposes become part thereof, VIZ lst. The Supreme Court of Errors in this State shall be composed of one Chief Judge and four Associate Judges be chosen by the Legislature thereof as IS hereinafter provided The present Judges of the Sll, preme Court of Eors and of the Superior Court shall hold their offices until the close of the session ot the General Assembly next after this amendment to the Constitution shall have been adopted At which ses sion the said Assembly shall elect five Judges 1t the Supreme Court of Errors, who shall also severaily be Judges of the Superior Court one Of whom shall hold his office for the term of one year from the rising ot said Assembly ;one for the term of two years there from one for the term of three years -one for the designating which shall be the Chief Judge of said Supreme Court of errors. And annually thereafter there shall be elected by the General Assembly for Court of Errors, who shall be Judge of the Superior Court as aforesaid But may be removed by inpeach- ment; and the Governor shall remove any of them, on the address of two thirds of the members Of each 2d. If either of the Judges of the Supreme Court of Errors Superior Court shall die before the expra ton of the term for whi ich he appointed, or his of flee in any other way become vacant, his place shall be supplied by the General Assembly, by an appoint ment for the residue of said term. 3d. That the foregoing proposed amendment of the continued to the next session of the General Assem- ply to be holden at New-Hayen on the first Wednes- day of May next, and that the said proposed amend ment be published with the Laws passed at the pres ent Session. J. c. PALMER, c,o.,,
 LEWIS HYDE, o1o'NS
 SOLUTION