Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-03-30
mo. 3.

such summons shall not be entitled 70
fees for q copy thereof.
9. ln addition TO the cases in which
as now provided by law, creditors NAV
sue their debtors by attachment before
a justice of the peace, they may here
after do SO wheneyr the debtor resides
oct OF The county, aud more than one
hundred miles from the residence Of
the Justice before whom suits brought.
which facts shall be set forth in the af-
tidavit required to be filed with the
Ijuetice.
10. No final judgement shall be
rendered against any garnishee except
in cases OF Judgement by default, to
pay or deliver to the creditor of his
debtor any other article or thing, in a.
ny other maner, or at any other time,
than such garnishee would be obligated
to pay such debtor; and whenever f.
nal Judgement by default is rendered
against any garnishee, it shall conform
to the provisions fthis section
Sll. No garnishee shall be requi-
red to give bond, as directed by the
2lst section Of article IL of the act Of
which this is amendatory, unless the
justice, after examination, shall be sat.
isfed that due proof has been made of
the facts required to be set forth in the
affidavit specified in section II of said
article.
5 l2. 1.-THE plaintiff, in any action
of replevin hereafter broughtin the dis
trict court shall recover any damages,
he shall recover costs. unless it shall
appear by the appraisal OF the property
repievined that such property was not
worth seven and one half dollars in
which case he shall recover no costs.
10. Justices Of the peace hereafter
elected, shall hold their office. for two
years, and until their successors arc
duly elected and qualified they shall
BIO chosen at elections in 1914 as now
provided by law, and bienially thereaf-
ter, but whenever a vacancy oceasioned
by death, removal or resignation, shall
occur in the office of a justice of tho
peace, such vacancy shall be filled at
the next election, when by law justices
may be elected, but any Justice elected
to fill such vacancy, shall not hold his
Office longer than the residue OF the
term of his immediate predecessor.
5 ID. That sections 4, s, 6, and Is,
Of article third /; section 10 of article
fourth section l, and 9, of article 9th.
article 10 and article l2, Of The act en-
titled San act concerning justices of the
peace;" and section 81 of the act en!i-
tied Gan act concerning costs and fees"
and all other acts repugnant to the pro-
visions Of this act are hepeby repeal
ed.
Is. When the name OF any defen-
dant is not known TO the plaintiff, a
suit may be commenced against him by
fictitious name, and it shall not be a.
bated for that cause, but may be amen
ded on such terms as the justice shall
think reasonable.
10. If it appear on the trial of any
cause before justice from the showing
of either party, that the title to lands is
in question, which title shall be dispu-
ted by the other party, the justice shall
Immediately make an entry thereof in
his docket, and cease all further procee-
dings in The cause, and shall certify and
return to the district court Of the coun-
ty, transcript of all the entries made
in his docket relating TO the cause, to-
gether with all the process, and other
papers relating to the suit in the same
manner, and within the same time as
upon an appeal, and thereupon the dis
,rict court shall proceed in the cause
to find judgement and execution, the
same as if said suit had been originally
commenced therein, and the costs shall
abide the event of the suit.
SIT. This act shall take effect on the
first day Of April next.
Approved Jan. 80, 1874.
The State Of Michigan has just
passed very severe law against seduc
ton and RIGHTEOUSNESS, furnishing them