The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-07-21
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SEC. 219. That in all actions instituted
before a Justice of the Peace, founded
upon any bond, sealed bill, promissory
note, or other instrument Of writing for
the payment Of sum Of money GER
tain, upon which the whole amount OF
money therein promised is due, it shall
be the duty of the plaintiff, his agent
or attorney, to file said bond, sealed
bill, promissory note, or other written
evidence of Indebtedness, upon which
such suit is brought with such Justice
of the Peace; and if upon the trial,
judgment shall be entered thereon, in
favor of the plaintiff, such bond, sealed
bill, promissory note, or instrument of
writing shall be retained by the justice
so rendering judgment, who shall en-
dorse thereon the sum for which he
shall have entered judgment provided
the same shall in nowise exceed one
hundred dollars, unless judgment there
on shall have been confessed, and shall
subscribe his name thereto. And upon
payment or tender of the amount of
such payment, together with the costs
accruing thereon, or securing the pay
ment of the same by putting in bail for
the stay of execution, it shall not be
lawfMRfor the plaintiff to institute any
otheNssuit or suits upon said bond,
sealed bill, promissory note, or other
instrument OF writing. Tor tie recovery OF
any farther sum or sums. the payment OF
which is secured by the same bond. seal
ed bill. promissory nple or other written
evidenced Indebtedness Provided. that
when an appeal shall be taken from the
judgment OF such justice. il shall be hts
duty TO deliver or lransmit any bond
sealed bill. prnmisspr, note. or other
written evidence produced before him OH
trial. TO the clerk OF the cour of common
pleas. to which such cause shall have
been appealed. on or before the second
day OF the term otthe court nexl after Ia
king such appeal: Prou,dsd. also, that
nothing herein contained shall be con.
strued TO lessen or IN any wise affect the
right which any creditor now have TO de.
mand from any justice Of the peace. any
joint and several obligations for the pur.
pose OF prosecuting any party 10 said OBJ
legation other than the party against whom
Judgment may have teen rendered
SEC. 220. 1t shall not be lawful for an,
justice OF the peace 10 purchase any ju <.
ment upon any docket in his possrss.ou
and Tor su dong for every sucn offence
such justice shall forfeit and pay sum
not more than fifty nor less than len dol
lars. 10 be recovered by an action before
any court having jurisdiction thereof. and
when collected shall be paid into the
treasury of the township where such OF
ience was committed.
SEC. 22l. The provisions Of this act do
not apply TO proceedings in actions or
suits pending when ii takes effect. They
shall be conducted to final judgment and
determination in all respects as il il had
not been adopted.
a ARTICLE XIV.
SEC. 222. The act defining the powers
and duties OF justices OF the peace. aud
constables. passed March l4lh. 1881. and
acts amendat ny thereto. passed Decem.
ber 3lst 1891 Februar, 25 1888 March
Sd; 1884. March 18th; 1914. February
l7lh. lo46, February 8tn. l847. Februa.
ry 24th, l846. March Esd l849> the act
allowing jurors before Justices OF the
peace, passed February 18th. 1910. and
acts amendatory thereof. passed March
4th, l845. February Esd. 1916. the act
allowing and regulating attachments be
fore justices Of thu peace. passed January
7th 1894 and acls amendatory thereof,
passed January 10th 1899. February 6th
and March 18th. 1850. the act to revive
certain acts therein named. passed March
l2lh. l845 sections one. five and six OF
dn act 10 regulating proceedings before
justices OF the peace passed March "a,
l849. aud all act defining the duties oi
Justices oil The peace, aud consiables iu
civil cases. passed March 25lh. 1851. the
act entitled an act 10 regulate the action
of iorcible entry and detainer. passed
February 25th. 1881. and acts smendato
ry thereof, passed February 23rd. 1885.
March 18Th. l843, January 22nd. l844
January 18th, 1845. February 9th, 846.
March 18th. 1850, the 9TH section OF an
act for the protection Of purchasers alju
dlcial and tax sales. and an act ameLds
tory thereof, psssed February 9Th. l847.
The act allowing and regulating writs OF
replevin before justices the peace, pass.
ed February l4lh. 1896. aud the acts
supplementary thereto. passed March
18th 1850. be and the same are hereby
repealed. 20.
Sec. 223. This act shall take effect ant
he IN force lrum and after the first day oil
July. one thousand eight hundred and f.
ty three.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representative.
GEORGE REX, n
Speaker Of the Senate, pro tempors.
March ID. 1853.
| hereby certify that The foregoing laws
are correctly copied from copies certified