The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-03-31
LAWS OF OHIO.
By AUTHORITY.
AN ACT.

AN ACT,
Further to amend the act entitled an act 10 re-
gulate. the practice Of the judicial courts.
passed March 8, 1881.
SEC. |. Be II enacted By the General Assembly
Of the State Of Ohio, That if in any suit or &C.
ton at law in any Of the courts Of record in
this State, judgment shall have been or may be
hereafter rendered against the plaintiff or plain.
tiffs, and such plaintiff or plaintiffs shall not
reside in the State, or before the satisfaction Of
such Judgment shall remove and be without
this State, and the defendant in such suit shall
die; and if an administrator, executor or guar
dian be such defendant, and shall resign or be
removed, then an administrator de bonis non,
or subsequent guardian, duly appointed and
qualified, may be made party to such Judgment
and the same be revived in favor Of such adj
ministrator de bonis non or guardian, by writ
of scire facias sued out Of the court having
power to award execution upon such judgment
against said plaintiff or plaintiffs; and that,
upon said writ Of scire facias being returned
scire feci or on two successive wrts Of scire IA
cias not issued at the same term, or in the same
vacation Of said court, being returned nihil.
such plaintiff or plaintiffs shall be considered
as in court, and may be proceeded against ac-
cordingly..
SIC. q That In all casos under the thirty.
seventh section Of the act to regulate the prsc-
, 200 of judicial courts, passed March 8, 1891,
the pla,ntitr -, ~ plaintiffs in any Judgment here
tofore rendered, or that ii::yy hereafter be rem
dered, may cause any defendant or ae,ssndants,
against whom the original writ was or mayb w
issued and returned not found, aud who at the
time Of the issuing Of such original writ or rem,
dition Of such judgment, men non on-residents Of
this State, or who may have removed out Of
the State after the issuing Of said writ or rem
dition Of said Judgment. to be made party to
such judgment ON the return Of two consect-
tive writs Of scire facias not found, by the che
riff Of the county in which such Judgment shall
have been recorded.
JOHN F. MORSE,
s Speaker Of Gke House Of Representatives.
CHAS. 0. C0NVERS.
Speaker Of ths Sensis
March 7, 1851.
AN ACT,
To amend an act entitled Gan act to amend the
act entitled an act relating to wills, passed
March %, ls40, and for other purposes"
passed March 20, l649.
| EEo. l. Bet enacted blythe General Assanblyof
the State Of Ohio, That the title Of any bona ode
purchaser Of land, situate in this State, derived
from the heir or heirs Of any person whose last
will and testament may be rejectedb BY the court
Of any other State or territory Of the United
States, having jurisdictionof heprchete there.
of, acquired during thetime such will remains
rejected by such court, shall not be defeated Of
affected by the subsequent probate and estab-
lishment Of such viii; Provided, that If any
person interested In such rejected viii, shall,
within one year from the rejection thereof by
tuch probate court, remove the same TO an aps
lpellate or superior court. by appeal, error q
inrs for tie esiabilshmeat of such win. agrees
ably to the laws al such Siats cr territory. The
title Of the purchaser from such heil d heits
aforesaid, shall not take saset doGi ~ p:';a
Irqjeetiop df suobwill.