The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-11-29

Approved, Nov. II, 1912.
No. Is An Act relating h. the taking oftestimony
1t is hereby enacted by the General Assembly Of
the State OF Vermont, That no deposition shall be
used in the trial ofany civil cause, before any
mttee of elections, evidence, unless the justice
before whom it is taken shall have appeared at the
place, and within two hours of the time mentioned in
the notice given to the adverse party.
Approved Nov. /, 1872
No. l4.-an Act, in addition TO an Act, entitled
san -dct for the relief of The Insane Poor
1t is hereby enacted by the General Assembly of
the State of Vermont, That it shall be the duty of
the selectmen, in any town, application and salts
factory evidence, to nuke return directly, to
ofthe commissioners for the relief Of the insane
poor, of any case of insanity which they may deem
proper whenever such may occur; and that the
said board of commissioners shall have power at any
time to afford relief in such cases, according the
provisions of said act. Approved Nov. l, 1912.
No 15.Aa .4c' in addition 10 CHAPTER t,rent- nine
Of the Revised Statutes.
1t is hereby enacted by the General Assembly Of
the State Of Vermont, as follows:
SEC. l. hcnever any person shall be summon
cd to appear before the county court trustee he
may appear before any justice competent to try
between the parties, and with the consent of the
parties, to be certified by said justice, make his writ
ten disclosure, upon oath, which being filed with the
clerk of the court, the said trustee shall not be re-
quired to appear before said court, except it
shall be for the purpose Of explaining correcting
such disclosure, but the shall be taken and pro-
ceeded upon in the same if it had been
taken in the county court
Sec. 2. If any person, having been summoned
trustee shall be adjudged by the court trustee
account of any sum of money due from him to the
principal debtor, and payable presently and in money
at the time judgment shall he rendered against the
principal debtor the court shall determine the
which the trustee shall pay said judgment, and
execution may issue directly against the goods and
chattes OF the trustee for the same, the amount of
which judgment against the trustee shall be certified
the execution against the principal debtor, if any
execution shall issue AGAINST him.
Sec. 3. The disclosure upon oalh of any trustee,
in any suit in which he is summoned trustee, shall
uot be used evidence prove any fact therein sta
It'd IN any prosecution against such trustee for any
crime penalty.
SEC. 4. Whenever any person shall be udjudged
trustee in any suit brought before JUSTICE such per-
may appeal from the judgment of the Justice, to
the county court, under the regulations
by law prescribed in ordinary cases of appeal, and
the proceedings shall be had in the county
if said suit had been originally brought before said
county court
SEC. 5 When any appeal is taken by the trus-
tee, and appeal is taken by the principal debtor,
the shall firm the judgment of the justice
against the principal debtor, and add tho interest to
the amo unit Of the damages without additional costs,
and issue execution thereon according to law.
SEC. 6 such appellants shall be adjudged trus
upon such appeal, the plaintiff in the suit shall
of him all cost acerung subsequent to such APP
peal Provided that if such appellant shall be adjudg
ed trustee for less than that foundry such los
tice, the court shall apportion cost between the plain
tiff and trustee, as may be reasonable
SEC. ?. If SAID appellant shall not enter Ills said
appeal it the county comt, the said court, upon the
complaint Of the plaintiff, may affirm the judgment of
the justice, with cost against said trustee.
SEC. g. The Judgment against the principal debt
or, rendered by the county court in n appealed
by the trustee, shall hold any lien by attachment
k,It IoI he's
pal debtor.
SEC. 8. Whenever any person shall be summon
ed rs trustee, and the plaintiff shall seek to make
him chargcable under the thirty fourth section Of the
twenty ninth chapter, to which this act is in addition
the court may in their discretion order that the
said supposed trustee make his pnrsonal appearance
before the court, ard submit to examination oral
ly,
Sec. 10. When execution shall issne against
any trustee, and the shall be duly returned
unsatsed, alias execution may be issued againtt
the body Of such trustee Approved Nov IL, 1912.
No l9-.Hn .Gct, IN Gdditiln TO chapter 10 of the
Rerise3 Statutes, reafing to lie instruction of !as
Deaf end Dum5 Gad Blind,
1t is hereby enacted by the General Assembly Of
the State Of Vermont follows:
Sec. |. The governor Of this shall be, ex
ofIcio, commissioner Of the deaf and dumb and the
blind and the insane poor land perform and discharge
all the duties enoined upon the board Of commission
for the instruction Of the deaf and dumb and the
blind by the act to which this Is an addition and by
the acts in addition thereto.
SEES. 2, The governor Of this state is authorized
nualy to draw from the treasury, sum not exceed
ing thousand dollars for the benefit Of the insane
poor of this state and perform all the duties required
of the board of commissioners for the institution of
the deaf and dumb and the blind, by the provisions
of the entitled an for the relief Of the insane
| DOOR, approved Nov. 3, lS4l.
Sec g. The governor shall annually report to the
legislature the proceedings, with account of the
| incurred the DISCHARGE of din
! ties.
! Sec. A. The Governor Of this state shall be enti-
tied to receive from the state treasury annually
hundred dollars compensation for his services in
| the discharge of the duties required by this act.
Sec. 5. The report required to be made to the
commissioners of the deaf, dumb and blind, shall
! hereafter be made TO the Governor
Sec. g. The FIST and seventh sections of the act
| to which this is in addition, hereby repealed.
Sec 7. This act shall take effect from and after
its passage. Approved Nov, IL, lo42.
No I7--Aa .Actin alteration Of cippter trenty-one
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