The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-02-18
LAWS OF OHIO.
Published by Authority.
AN ACT

no. 2O.l AN ACT
To provide for the transfer OF business from the u.
perior aud Commercial Courts of Cincinnati, 10
the Court OF Common Pleas OF H1mit1 County:
and also from tile sup rior Court of Cieytiant
to the Court OF Common Pleas oi Cuyahnyl county.
SIc. |. Be IL enacted By the GraCrli .issemRy oy
the State Of Ohir, That upon the final Adjournment
of the Superior court ot Cincinnati. ani CONNER
cial Court oi Cincinnati. on the second Monday OF
February. thousand eight hundred AMI iittythree
the Clerks of suid Courts shall respectively deliver
TO the Clerk of the Court OF Common Pleas OF Hum
ilton county and the latter shall receive all the orig
inal files and other p1pers in the casrs then p'n!ing
before that time diSposesi of in said sup rDr and
Commercial Courts also, the records, journals dock
cts, executions orders ot sale, and Other books, pa
pers and property Ot said Superior an Commercial
Courts.
SEC 2. That all causes pending in sail Superior
and Commerci Il Courts. on said day ut ndOurnm mt.
shall be arranged on the dDckats OF sail Court o.
Common Pleas, III such order as sall Court shall
direct and sal causes shall p'uc"ed to final dspJ-
stn in said Court il ori inally brought herlia:
and all bills OF review, wTts VI scre acias AMI
noIs, motions to amend alter, or set aside
Judgments decrecs Tor new trials, orders or other
proccedings and other motions and applications
which shall he rendered proper or necessary by the
DEGREES, orders. judgments or other proceedings O!
said Superior or Commercial Court entered at any
time previous to said adjournment, shall he brought
IN and dispo.ed oi by said Court OF Common Pleas
SLc. 3. That where any cause has been disposed
or AMI q cor pete record thereof m1le IN either
said Superior or Commercial, Court or before said
adjournment, but said record has not been signed by
the Judge OF said Court said record shall be exam
ned, and it fund correct, signed by any one OF the
judges Ofthe court oi common pleas; and any dis
posed OF in either said superior or said Commercial
Court, On before said adjournment, ot which Il
complete record has not then been mlde, shall he
recorded by the Clerk of the Court OF Common Pleas
and signed BY any one of the JUDGES OF said Court
and II transcripts Of the records of any cause dis
posed of in sal Superior or Commercial Court shall
be made and authenticated in The same nIannr rs ii
said caase had been disposed Of in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas.
SEC. T. That all writs of execution, orders for
sale in Chancey, and other final processes Issued
OF said Superior or Commercial Courts on or after
the first Monday in Jlnuary, y. d., one thousand
eight hundred and fifty three. shall be made return
able to the May term OF the Court ot Common Pleas
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processes OF amy Kind, outstanding at the expiration
OF either said Superior or Commercial Courts, shall
be returned Ia the Court OF Common Pleas at its
said May term, A. d., one thousand eight hundred
and fifty three, and have the same validity and effect
in the said Court ot Common Pleas as they woIld
have had in sail Superior and Commercial Courts;
and all process necessary 10 carry into effect any
judgment, Decree order or other proceeding ot said
Superior or Commercial Court, shall, after said ad-
journment be Issued from ssid Court OF Common
Pleas in the same manner and have the same effect
as if said Judgment decree, order other proceed
ing were originally had and entered therein.
SIC. D. That any cause disposed OF in sail Su
peTlOr or COinnieTclal COUTl De tile
district Court by appeal, writ of error, certorar or
Otherwise in the same manner as il disposed OF in
said Court OF Common Pleas; and all special man
dates, and wrirs OF procedendo and other writs ne
cessary 10 carry into effect any Judgment which
shall have been thereto removed from sail Superior
or Commercial Court by appeal, writ OF error or 9th
erwise, shall, after said adjournment, he directed to-
and obeyed by said Court OF Common Pleas in like
manner as il said cause had been removed there
from; but this section shall not be construed SO as TO
deprive the District Court of its power issue pro.
cess in such directed To interior Court
SEC q. That the District Court and Court OF
Common Pleas aforesaid, shall have the snme pow.
ers with respect 10 the causes pending disposed of
in said Superior aud CONNIE rcia Courts at or before
said adjournment, and with respect to all the udg-
ments, decrees orders and other proceedings, aud
the process OF said courts, said Courts respective
" would have had had they been continued in ex-
islence and said causes, judgments. DEGREES, orders
and other proceedings, shall hold and occupy the
position, and have the same effect in law as if
originally brought entered, had in said Court of
Common Pleas
SEC. 7. That all cases transferred from said Su.
pe.ior and Commercial Courts 10 the Court OF Com.
mon Pleas, in which i0ce OF appeal shall have been
entered but in which the appeal shall not have been
perfected, such appeal may be perfected in the said
Court of Common Pleas and when any order or de.
cree of either the Superior or Commercial Courts
requires report or accounts TO be rendered 10 either
the said Superior or Commercial Courts after said
day, the same shall be nude 10 the court Of com.