Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-02-17
AN ACT

To provide for the transfer Of business from
the Superior and Commercial Courts Of Gin
einnati. to the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Hamilton county: and alsn, from the Superb
or Court OF Cleveland to the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of Cuyahoga county
SEc. |. Be ii enacted By The General Assembly
Of The State Of Ohio, That upon the final ad-
journment of the Superior CouE ofCin
cinnati, and Commercial Court Of Gins
cinnati, on the second Monday of Feb
ruary, one thousand eight hundred and
.fifiy-three, the Clerks OF said Courts
shall respectively deliver TO the Clerk of
the Court of Common Pleas of Hamil-
ton county, and the latter shall receive,
all the original files and other papers in
the causes then pending. or before that
time disposed of in said Superior and
Commercial Courts; also, the records,
journals, dockets, executions, orders OF
sale, and other books, papers and prop
ertY of said Superior and Commercial
Courts.
Sec. 2. That oil causes pending in
said superior and commercial courts, on
said day of adjournment, shall be ar
ranged on the dockets of said court OF
common pleas, in such order as said
court shall direct, and said causes shall
proceed TO final disposition in said court
as if originally brought therein; and all
bills of review, writs Of scire facias and
error coram nobis, motions TO amend,
alter or set aside judgments, DEGREES for
new trials, orders or other proceedings,
and other motions and applications
which shall be rendered proper or ne
cessary by the DEGREES. orders, judg-
ments or other proceedings of said SUI
perior or commercial court, entered al
any time previous to said adjournment,
shall be brought in and disposed of by
said court of common pleas.
Sec. 8. That where any cause has
been disposed oil, and complete record
thereof made in either said superior OF
commercial court on or before said adj
journment, but said record has moi been
signed by the judge of said court, said
record shall be examined, and if found
correct, signed by any one of the judges
Of the court of common pleas; and any
cause disposed of in said superior OF
said commercial court, on or before
said adjournment, of which complete
record has not then been made, shall be
recorded by the clerk of the court oi
common pleas, and signed by any one
OF the judges of said court; and all
transcripts of the records of any cause
disposed of in said superior or CONNER
cial court shall be made and authentica.
ted in the SAM manner as if said cause
had been disposed Of in the court oi
common pleas.
Sec. 4. That all writs Of execution,
orders for sale in chancery, and Other
final processes issued out of said supe-
rior or Commercial, courts on or after
the first Monday in January, A. D. one
thousand eight hundred and fifty three
shall be made returnable TO the May
term of the court Of common pleas then
next ensuing. And all orders, rules
writs or processes of any kind, outstan,
ding at the expiration OF either said su,
perior or commercial courts, shall be
returned to the court of common pleas
at its said May term, A d. one thou
sand eight hundred and fifty-three, anC
have the same validity and effect in the
said court of common pleas as they
would have had in said superior ant
commercial courts; and all process ne
cessary to carry into effect any judg
ment, decree, order or other proceeding
of said superior or commercial court
shall. after said adjournment, be issuet
from said court of common pleas in III,
same manner and have the same effec
as if said judgment, decree, order o
other proceeding were originally ha,
and entered therein. Sos -.