Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-07-05
CHAPTER V.
GENERAL PROVISIONS
FEES OF WITNESSES, JURORS, AND GER
TAIN OFFICERS,

FEES OF WITNESSES, JURORS, AND GER.
TAIN OFFICERS.
Sec 81 The ices Of witnesses, jurors,
sheriffs, coroners and c6nstables, for all
services rendered in the Probate Court,
or by order Of the Probate Judge. shall
be the same as is provided by law tor
like services in the court Of Common
Pleas.
POWERS, DUTIES AND RULES OF JUDGE.
Sec. SO In the exercise Of the juris.
diction conferred by this act, the Probate
Judge shall have the sans powers. per.
form the same duties and be governed by
the same rules and regulations, as are
provided by law for the coul,s Of com.
mon pleas and the judges thereof, in va.
cation SO far as the same may be consis.
tent with this and other acts now in
force.
POWER TO KEEP ORDER.
Sec. so The Probate Judge shall have
power to keep order in his court, and to
punish any contempt Of his authority, in
like manner as such contempt nigh, be
punished in the court Of common pleas.
Sec. so He shall have power 10 issue
all warrants, attachments, and other pro.
cess, and all notices, commissions. .rules,
and orders, not CONTRARY to law, that may
be necessary and proper to carry into e(.
feet the powers ranted to him.
DUTIES OF SHERIFF, CORONER AND CON.
STABLES.
Sec. 6l Shcrias, deputy sheriffs, coro.
ners and ronstables, shall, when requir.
ed by the Probate Judge, attend the Pro.
bate Court, and shall serve and return
all process directed 10 them by the Pro.
bate Judge, except as provided in section
II Of this act.
CLERK COMMON PLEAS TO TRANSFER TO
PROBATE COURT CERTAIN RECORDS, PA.
PLRs, &c
Sec. 82 The several clerks Of the
courts Of common pleas Of this State, are
hereby required to transfer to the Pro.
bate Court Of their respective counties.
all records, files, papers and proceedings,
appertainng to the exclusive jurisdiction
Of said probate courts. so far as the same
are capable Of being separated from The
proper journals and records Of the courts
Of common pleas, and shal also make
out and certify full transcripts Of any
journal entries relating to the probate
matters which may be pending in said
courts on request Of any Probate Judge,
or person interested.
AcrunGo rn,vr yDr ne, -.,..
ACT.
Sec. SO Actions and proceedings now
pending in the courts Of common pleas
and in the probate courts shall not be
affected by the provisions Of this act
They shall be conducted throughout, as
if it had not been adopted aud no rights
acquired shall be affected by it. AN act
defining the jurisdiction and regulating
the practice ofprobats courts" passed
February IS, 1852, is repealed.
WHEN 70 TAKE EFFECT.
Sec. 81 And this act shall take effect
and be in force from and after the first
day Of July 1853.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
GEORGE REX,
President Of the Senate pro tenn.
March IA, 1858.
XXI AupIron's OEEIcE,
Z Ironton, June s8, 1853.
certify that the foregoing laws are
correctly copied from the North. Wes.
tern Democrai now on 6Ie in this Office.
u JAMES 9. TERRY. Auditor. I.
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