Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-02-22
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from the Superior AMI Commercial
Courts Of Cincinnati, 10 the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Hamilton county;
and also, from the Superior Coan Of
Cleveland to The Cour, OF Common
Pleas Of Cuyahoga county.
Sec. l BE it euactn.l BY the general as
sembly OF the State OF Ohio, That upon
the 6nal adjournment of the Superior
Court Of Cincinnati, and COMMERCIAL
Court Of Cincinnati, on the secon Mon.
day in February, one lhousan eight an.l
ffiy.thrcc. the Clerks ofsaid Courts shall
respectively deliver to the Clerk Of The
Court of Common Pleas Of Hamilton
county, and the latter shall receive, all
the original Giles and other papers in iae
causes then p'nlin, I, OF baIore that time
dispose | Of in sail Superior AMI Com
morcial Courts; also, the records, joufn
ais, dockeis, executions, or lcrs OF sale
and other books, papers AMI property o.
said Superior unI Commercial Courts
Sec. 2. That all causes peniins in said
Superior and Commercial Courts, on
saidday of adjournment, shall be nrraas'
ed, on the dockcls Of sail Court o
Common Pleas, in such orler as said
Court shall direct, and said causes shall
proceed to final disposition in said Cour
as If originally brought therein; an,i all
bills Of review, writs of seize (ncias an
error coram nobls, motions to amcnl, al.
Ter, or set aside judgments, DEGREES for
new trials. orlers or Other procce lings,
and other motion; and applications
which shall be rendered proper or nee.
>essary by the dccrees, orders, ju lgmcnts
or other proceeding Of sail Superior OF
Commercial Court, cntercl at any time
previous to said adjournment, shall be
brought in and disposed Of by said Court
oi Common Pleas.
Scs. 3. That where any cause has been
disPoseaof, and a complete record there.
ofmade in either said Superior or Com.
mercial Court IN or before said adjourn.
mcnt, but said reLard has not been sign.
CT by tho Judge of saiI Court, sail rec
ord shall be examined, ahl if lounl cor.
rect, signed by any one of the judges Of
the Court Of Common Pleas; snl anv
cause disposed Of in either sal Superio.
or said Commercial Court, or or before
said adjournment, of which complete
record has not then been made, shall be
recorded by tho Clerk of the Court OF
common pleus, and signed by one of the
Judges Of said Court; and all transcripts
of the records Of any cause disposed oI
in said Superior OF Commercial cour,
shall be NAL and authenticated in the
same manner as if said cause had been
disposed ofin the court of common pleas.
Sec, 4. That al writs of execution,
orders for sale in chanceIy, and other fl
nal processes issued out Of said superior
or commercial courts on or after the FIRST
Monday in January, A. d., one thou.
sand eight hundred and ii(ty.,hree, shall
he made returnable to the May term Of
tie court Of common pleas then next en-
suing. And all orders, rules, wris OF
processes o(any kind, outstanding at the
expiration Of either said superior OF
commercial courts, shall be returned to
the court Of common pleas at its said
May term, A. ID. one THOUSAND eight
hundred and fifty three, AMI have the
same validity and effect in the said cour,
of common pleas as they would have
had in said superior and commercial
courts; and all process necessary to car
nv into effect any judgment, decree, or
der or other proceeding Of said superior
or commercial court, shall, after said
adjournment, be issued from said court
Of common pleas in the same manner
and have the same effect as if said iudg.
ment, decree, order or other proceeding
were originally had sul entered there
In.
Section 5. That any cause disposed
Of in said superior or commercial courl
may be removed to the district court by
appeal, writ Of error, certiorari, or 9th
erwise, in the same manner as if dispo.
sed of in said court of common pleas
and all special mandates, and writs O
procedendo. and other writs necessary
10 carry into effect any judgment which
shall have been thereto removed from
said superior or commercial court b,
appeal, writ Of error or otherwise shall
slter said adjournment, be directed to
and obeyed by said court OF common
pleas, in like manner as if said cause
had been removed therslrom but thi.
section shall not be construed SO as tc
deprive the district court of its power tc
issue process in such causes not direct
,el to an inferior court.
Section 6. That the district court and
court of common pleas aforesaid, shall
have the same powers with respect 10
The causes pending or disposed of in
said superior and commercial courts, al
or before said adjournment, and with
respect to all the judgments, dscrees, or.
ders and other proceedings, ana the pro.
cess OF said courts. as said courts res.
pectively would have had had they been
continued in existence, and said causes
judgments, DEGREES, orlers and Other
proceedings, shall hold AMI occupy the
same position, and have the same effec,
In law as If originally brought, entered
or had in said court Of common pleas.
Section I. That all cases transferred
from said superior and commercial
courts to the court Of common pleas, in
which notiro Of appeal shall have beer
sntersd, but in which the appeal shall
not have been perfected, such uppeal