Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-05-13
February 20, 1850.
AN ACT

To amend can act allowing and regulating attach
men's." passed January 18th, 1924 and ''An
act allowing and regulating writs of attachment
before justices oi the peace" passed January
17rh, 1924.
SEC. l. Be IL enacied by The General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That if
any creditor. whether resident Of The State
of Ohio or elsewhere, his agent or attorney,
shall make oath or affirmation in writing
before any proper authority, that any cor
poration incorporated or existing by the
law Of any other of the United States, or
any District or territory thereof, or of any
other country. is his debtor, and file the
sams IN the manner prescribed by the said
ac,s respectively Of which this is amenda-
Tory, such creditor shall be entitled to the
ike remedy, process, and proceedings in
all respects against such corporation, as
are provided by the said acts respectively
Cor any ac,s amendatory thereof. against
ubsconding or nonresident debtors.
SEC Q. Such corporation may discharge
its property and money attached, by pro-
curing bond to be executed to the attaching
officer, with two good and sufficient sure
ties within the county where attachment
may be executed, in double the amount Of
the appraisement of such property and
moneys, conditioned that such property and
moneys, or double the appraized value
thereof, shall be forthcoming to answer the
judgement or any order of the court under
snsh proceedings.
SEC. 8. That il any such corporation
shall expire by limitation or forfeiture OF
its charter, or otherwise, after writ Of
attachment shall nave issued against it.
such writ shall not thereby abate, but the
same shall be carried on to judgment, sale
and distribution, as if such expiration had
lot happened.
I BENJAMIN F. LETTER,
Speaker of the House of Representatives..
CHARLES C. CONVERS,
Speaker of the Senate.
February 8, 1850.
% s. AN ACT
In amendment Of the practice of the judicial
courts.
SEC. l. Be 1t enacted By the General
Asssmb1y Of tho Slate of Ohio, That in
all cases in error, or certiorari, the defend
ant in error, or certiorari, shall be at lib
erty to plead any matters which 60 in
abatement, or in bar thereof notwithstand-
eng he at the same time file the general
plea in nullo est erratum: and in all cases
in which any such plea in abatement, or
10 bar, shall be filed with the plea in nuzzo
est erratans, the issue upon the latter plea
shall be determined before the issue upon
such plea in abatement, or in bar, shall be
tried.
SEC. 2. That the respective clerks of
the court of common pleas, superior court
Of Cincinnati, commercial court of Gin.
cinnati, and superior court OF Cleveland,
slall, in making return to wrlts OF error,
o. Of csrtiorari, send up 10 the supreme
court, duly certified copies of the origina
files, process, pleadings. and exceptions, a.
well as duly certified transcripts Of al
journal entries of the proceedings and jadg
menl Of their respective courts, in the par
ticular case named in the writ:-Provided
that said clerk shall omit from such return
copies OF all such parts Of said files, an
other papers or documents in any sucl
case as they may be instructed SO 10 do, b.
the direction in writing Of both parties t
such suit, to be filed in the Office OF sue
clerk. and a copy efwhich said written dl
srection shall be annexed 10 and certified
with such return. a..- s... II.