The republic., 1850-12-02

this Court, except where the dismissal
shall be for want of jurisdiction, costs
shall be allowed for the defendant in error,
or appellee, as the case may be, unless
otherwise agreed by the parties.
/ In all cases of afirmance of any judg-
ment or decree in this Court, costs shall
be allowed to the defendant in error or
appellee, as the case may be, unless other
wise ordered by the Court. e
! In all cases ofreversals of any judgment
or decree in this Court, except where the
reversal shall be for want of jurisdiction,
costs shall be allowed in this Court for the
l plaintiff in error or appellant, as the case
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/ Neither of the foregoing rules shall ap-
! ply to cases where the United States are
a party; but in such cases no costs shall
be allowed in this Court for or against
the United States.
In all cases Of the dismissal of any suit
i'm this Court, it shall be the duty Of the
Clerk to issue mandate, or, other proper
process, in the nature Of a procedendo, to
the Court below, for the purpose of inform
ing such Court of the proceedings in this
Court, so that further proceedings may be
had in such Court as to law and justice
may appertain
i When costs are allowed in this Court,
| it shall be the duty of the Clerk to insert
the amount thereof in the body of the
mandate, or other proper process, sent to
the Court below, and annex to the same
the bill of items taxed in detail. See
Rules 21 and 81.
No. 46.-(January term, 1882 All
motions hereafter made to the Court shall
be reduced to writing, and shall contain
brief statement of the facts and objects
of the motion.
No. 47.-(Janumy term, 1889 The
Court will, at every future session, an
nounce on what day it will adjourn at
least ten days before the time which shall
be fixed upon; and the Court will take up
no case for argument, nor receive any
case upon printed briefs, within three days
next before the day fixed upon for ad-
journment.
No. As January term, 1S41.) Or
dered, That the Clerk take charge of the
books of the Court, together with such of
the duplicate law books as Congress may
direct 10 be transferred to the Court, and
arrange them in the Conference room,
which he shall have fitted up in proper
manner; and that he do not permit such
4 books to be taken thercfrorn, by any one,
except the judges of the court.
No. 49.-(JanuUy term, 1S42. Re
scinded. J. Ordered, That printed argu-
ments will not be received under the for
tieth rule of the Court, unless filed within
| forty days from the commencement OF the
Term, except in cases which are reached
in the regular call of the docket. See
Rule 81
No. So December term, 1S44.) Or
dered, That the Court will not hear argu-
ments on Saturday, (unless for special
cause it shall order to the contrary,) but
will devote that day to the other business
of the Court; and that on Friday in each
week, during the sitting Of the Court, mo-
tions in cases not required by the Rules of
the Court to be put on the docket shall be
entitled to preference, if such motions shall
be made before the Court shall have en-
tered on the hearing of cause upon the
docket; and the Rule No. "a, adopted at
February Term, 1924, be, and the same
is hereby, rescinded.
No. 81 December term, 1S44.) Or
dered, That no printed or written argument
be hereafter received, unless the same
shall be signed by an Attorney or Coun-
sellor of this Court.
No. ST. December term, 1S44.) Re
scinded = Ordered, That printed argu-
ments, under the fortieth Rule, will be re-
ceived hereafter, and at the present Term,
Al al. ..sh
and every Term, while the Supreme Court
continues to meet ON the first Monday in
December; and that the forty-ninth rule
of the Court, adopted at January Term,
ll842, be, and the same is hereby, rescind-
ed. See Rule So
| No. 3d. December term, 1S4S.) Or
dered, That no Counsel will be permitted
to speak in the argument Of any case in
this Court more than two hours. without
the special leave of the Court granted be
fore the argument begins.
Counsel will not be heard, unless
printed abstract of the case be first filed,
together with the points intended to be
made, and the authorities intended to be
cited in support Of them arranged under
the respective points; and no other book
or case be referred 10 IN the argument.
| If one Of the parties omits TO file such
statement, he cannot be heard, and the
case will be heard ex parte upon the argu-
ment of the party by whom the statement
is filed.
| This rule to take effect on the first day
Of December Term, lS49. Zee Rules 8,
29, and 81
No. ST. December term, lS49.) Or
dered, That when an appearance is not
entered on the record for either the plain
tiff or defendant on or before the second
day of the term next succeeding that on
which the case is docketed, it shall be dis
missed at the costs of the plaintiff.
No. 55.-( December term, 1S49 J When
case is called for argument at two sue
cessive Terms, and upon the call at the
second Term neither party is prepared to