The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-07-28


! witnesses sworn, and at whose request:
8-The exceptions to the ruling of the
Justice on questions Of law taken by Ell
. ther party:
l 9-The verdict of the jury, and when
received; if the jury disagree and are
discharged, that fact must be stated:
, 1o-The Judgment of the justice,
specifying the items of costs included, and
the time when rendered:
1.-THE issuing of execution and or
ders to sell when issued, and to whom,
the renewals thereof, if any, when made
the return when made, and statement
, of any money paid to the Justice and by
whom:
S 12--The giving of the Transcript to be filed
r in the clerks Office and when given:
13-H appeal be taken the undcrtak-
ing and the time Of entering into the same
-iand by which party taken:
1.-THE undertaking for stay of exc
cution, and time Of giving the same,
: 15-The satisfaction of the judgment,
and the time of satisfying the same.
Sec. 2o4. The several particulars in
the last section specified, must be enter
/ ed under the title of the action to which
they relate, and at the time when oc-
curcd-( except that bills of exceptions,
In regard to the ruling on questions Of
law or evidence; need rot be entered un-
tilafter the judgment unless required by
the Justice or one of the parties. Such
: entries in a Justices docket, or trans
cript thereof, certified by the Justice or
his successor in Office, shall be evidence
to prove the facts state therein.
Sec. 2o5. A Justice must keep an al
phabetical index to his docket, in which
must be entered the names of the parties
to each Judgment, with reference TO the
page of the entry, the names Of the plain
tiifs 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; and shall
correspondingly number the papers in
each case; he shall keep the entire papers
,, in each action together, and in packages
6 Of a proper and convenient size, and in
! the order in which the cases are number
ed on his docket.
Sec. 206. 1t the duty of every Justice
upon the expiration Of term Of his Office,
to deposit with his successor, his official
y docket, as well his own as those Of his
predecessors, which may be in his custo-
: dy, together with all files and papers, laws
and statutes, pertaining to his Office, there
to be kept as public records and property
If there be no successor elected anC
. qualified, or if the Office become vacant
6 by death, removal from the township OF
: otherwise before his successor is elected
= and qualified, the dockets and papers il
the possession of such Justice must bt
> deposited with the nearest Justice in tht
!, township, if any there be, and if there b.
none, then with the nearest; in the coun
ty, there to be kept until a successor shat
:, be chosen and qualified, then to be de
= livered over to such successor on request
Sec. 207. AJustice receiving by sue
~ cession or on deposit any such docket
V papers and laws, shall, if requested Civ,
: : a receipt therefor to the person from
: whom he receives the same.
10 Sec. 208. The Justice with whom tn
docket of another may be deposited, ei
ther during a vacancy, Or as the success
- oris hereby authorized, while having sue
: docket legally in his possession to issu
execution on any judgment there entere
and unsatisfed, and not docketed in th
- Court of Common Pleas, in the sam
y manner and with the same effect as til,
y Justice by whom the judgment was ren
. dered might have done, to take bail j
> appeal, or for stay Of execution to issu
= certified transcripts of judgments on sue
: docket, and proceed in all cases in lik
, manner, as if the same had been origi
nally had, Or instituted before him.
Sec. 2O9. When two or more Justice
are equally entitled to be deemed til
successor in Office of aJustice, the trus
ot tees of the township shall designate whic
: Justice is to be deemed the successor G
> the Justice going out of Office, or who's
:, office has become vacant, and shall en-
ter certificate in the last docket of til
d justice going out of Office, or whose offic
, is vacant, of their determination, bcfor
the same is delivered to such successor.
Sec. 21O. In case of the sickness c
90 other disability or necessary absence of
= justice at the time appointed for trial anotf
= er Justice of the same township may, {
his request, attend in his behalf and sha
thereupon become vested with the pow
.b er for the time being of the justice befol
- whom the summons was returnable.
that case the proper entry of the proceed
Of ings before the attending justice subscril
- ed by him must be made in the docket
i the justice before whom the writ was n
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