Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-07-23

6-Nhen trial by Jury is demanded the
demand must be stated, and by whom made,
the names of the jurors selected, and the time
appointed for the trial:
THE names of the Jurors who appear
and Of those sworn, the names of all witnesses
sworn, and at whose request:
s-The exceptions 10 the ruling Of the JUS
tice on questions of law taken by either par
ty.
9--The verdict of the Jury, and when re-
ceived; if the jury disagree and are dis
charged, that faot must be stated:
10-The Judgment of the justice, specify
ing the items OF cost included, and then the
lime when rendered:
Il-The issuing Of execution and orders
to sell when issued, and to whom, the re.
movals thereof, if any, when made, the return
and when made, and s statement Of any mon
ey paid to the Justice, and by whom:
1.-THE giving of transcript, to be fled
in the clerks office, and when given:
I l3-If appeal be taken, the undertaking
and the time of entering into the same, and
by which party taken
l4--The undertaking for stay Of execution,
and time giving the same;
/. 15-The satisfaction of the judgment and
the time of satisfying the same:
Sec. 204. The several particulars in the
last section specified, must be entered under
the title Of the action to which they relate,
and at the time when occurred-(except that
| bills of exceptions, in regard 10 the ruling on
questions of law or evidence, need not be en-
tered until after the Judgment unless required
by the Justice or one Of the parGes) Such
entries in Justices docket, or transcript
la. r E1l h,-t Irsi;aa he
sor in Office, shall be evidence to prove the
facts stated therein.
Sec eos. A Justice must keep an alpha
betical index to his docket, in which must be
entered the names of the parties TO each judg-
ment with reference to the page or the entry
the names of the plaintiffs must be entered in
the index in the alphabetical order Of the first
letter Of the family names he shall number
, the cases progressively upon his docket, aud
shall correspondingly number the papers in
each case : he shall keep the entire papers in
each action together, and in packages OF a
proper and convenient size, and in the order
in which the cases are numbered on his dok-
ct.
Sec 206. 1t is the duty of every Justice
: upon the expiration of term of office, TO de-
post with his successor. his official doket, as
, well his own as those of bis predecessors,
which may be in his custody, together with
all files and papers, laws and statutes, pertain
n ing to his Office, there to be kept as public
: records and property. If there be no success
It scr elected and qualified, or if the Office be-
come vacant by death, removal from the
q township or otherwise before his successor is
elected and qualified, the dockets and papers
v in the possession of such Justice must be de-
I posted with the nearest Justice in the town.
rs ship, if any there be, and if there be none
,e then with the nearest in the county, there tc
!. be kept until successor shall be chosen and
n qualified, then to be delivered over to sucl
sr successor or request.
Sec. 2o7. A Justice receiving by succession
il or on deposit, any such docket, papers ant
y, laws, shall, if requested, give receipt there
l. for to the person from whom he receives th
nj same.
Il. Sec 20S. The Justice with whom the dock
IS ct of another may be deposited either durin!
" q vacancy, or as the successor is hereby az
RS thorized, while having such docket legally il
of his possession to issue execution on any judg
or ment there entered and unsatisfed, and nc
is docketed in the Court of Common Pleas, Il
the same manner and with the same effect a
tv the Justice by whom the judgment was ren
r. dered, might have done; to take bail in aF
ar peal or for stay Of execution, to issue certife
he transcripts of judgments on such docket an
ss proceed in all cases in like manner, as if th
nd same had been originally had, or institute
ed before him.
u Sec. 200. When two or more Justices al
is equally entitled to be deemed the successC
of in Office Of Justice, the trustees Of the towI
ship shall designate which Justice is to b
he deemed the successor Of the justice going o,
by of Office, or whose Office has become vacan
be and shall enter certificate in the last dock,
at of the Justice going out Of office, or whose o
on fee is vacant, of their determination, before th
by same is delivered to such successor.
ice Sec. 2lO In case of the sickness or othC
disability or necessary absence of justice
len the time appointed for trial, another justice
es the same township may, at his request, atten
nst in his behalf and shall thereupon becom
a vested with the power for the time being
by the Justice before whom the summons WI
ca returnable In that case the proper entry
IN the proceeding before the attending jrstic
lal- subscribed by him must be made in the dock
of the Justice before whom the writ was +
turnable. If the case be adjourned the ju
BILE must resume jurisdiction.
led Sec oil. The summons, execution, al
e." every other paper made or issued by justi
,eir must be filed up without blank 10 be fill,
no by another, otherwise it is void.
to Sec. 2l2. A justice at the request Of a pa
ate, ty, and on being satisfied that it is expedier
-us, may specially depute any discreet person
suitable age, and not interested in the actic
ust to serve a summons or execution, with
icb without an order to arrest the defendant or
op- attach property. Such deputation must
i'm in writing on the process.
the Sec. 2l9 The person so deputed has I
rly authority of constable in relation to the 81
vice, executed and return of such process, a
re- is subject to the same obligations, but the
ant can be no fee for his services taxed in the
lust of costs.
pom Sec. 2l4. A Justice may punish, as for
contempt persons guilty of the following &C
S Of and no others
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