Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-09

pending against such estate have been paid satisfied or released, and the time limited for the presentation of claims, shall have ex' pired, the court may upon the application ! of the insolvent or his assigns, order the re. storation to him or them of all the remain- ing assets of such estate, after paying char. ges and expenses, and may make all further necessary orders in tlie premises; and there upon the further settlement of such estate in the court of probate shall cease and deter mine.
 Sec. IF. Whenever any creditor of an in- solvent debtor shall have applied to the court of probate tor the appointment of trustee upon the estate of any such debtor, under the provisions of the act to which this is an addition, it shall be lawful, at any time while said proceedings are pending. for any other creditor whose claim amounts to one hundred dollars or more, to file his motion in the court of probate. to be made party as . creditor to such proceedings, which mo- tion shall aliege that such claim is of the amount aforesaid, and is justly due, and shall be verified by oath, and after such mo- ton is filed the original petitioning creditor shall not be allowed to discontinue the pro- SCOuttskS 0X0ittSb out.u CStdSC WttuOut 0tC consent of the creditor filing such motion i; prorided, that nothing herein contained shall prevent such petiiioning creditor from per- sonally withdrawing from such proceedings.
 Sec. B. Whenever after the appointment of . trustee or trustees under the provisions of tho 2d and 4th sections of she act to which this is an addition, and before the filing of the report of the commissioners, it shall ap- pear to the court of probate having the es. tate in settlement, that the claim of the pe- ti;ioning creditor. upon which the proceed ings were founded. has been satisfied, paid, released or secured to the acceptance of such creditor, 1t shall be the duty of such court, upon the application of the insolvent debtor to issue citation to his creditors, citing them to appear before said court at day therein mentioned, to show cause why all further proceedings in the settlement of the estate, as an insolvent estate, should not cease and be determined, " hick citation shall be published by advertising in at least two newspapers, to be designated by said court at least two weeks successively, and in such other manner as said court snay direc. And if upon the return day of such citation no creditor or creditors, whose debt or ae- grega.e debts against the insolvent debtor amount toat least one hundred dollars, shall appear and make objections, the said co Tt may order that all further proceedings in the settlement of such estate shall cease and determine, except so far as may he neces- sary for the payment of charges and expen- ses, and that the remaining assets of the estate shall be restored, and the said cou t may make all necessary orders in the pre- misses. But if any creditor or creditors, whose claim or aggregate claims against said estate shall be at least one hundred dollars, shall appear and objectas aforesaid, then the settlement of the estate shall pro- ceed unless the debtor whose estate is so in settlement, shall satisfy the debt or debts of all such objecting creditors, or secure the same in such manner as said court shall deem sufficient. in which case the further settlement of said estate shall cease and de- ter,nine as aforesaid.
 All acts and parts of acts inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed.
 Approved June 3Oth, 1855.
 CHAPTER LxIx.
 An Act relating to the Compensation of
 Jailors.
 Be t enacted 6y tke Senate and House of Representatives. tn General Assembly come. ned:
 Sec. I. That the compensation of iailors for boarding each prisone, per week. shall be such sum as shall he from time to time allowed by the county commissioners, not exceeding two dollars and fifty cents per week in lieu of all expenses.
 Sec. 3. All acts and parts Of acts incon- sistent herewith are hereby repealed.
 Sec. 3. This act shall take effect from its passage.
 Approved June 2s, 1855.
 CHAPTER Lxx.
 An Act in addition to an Act relating to
 Justices of the Peace.
 Be if enacted 6y fhe Senate nnd House ef Regrsseaiafires in General Assembly, coare- ned: No justice of the peace shall have ju- risdiction of any criminal matter, which shall be brought before him by a grand ju- rofs' complaint in which he shall have drawn or filled up the complaint himself. or in which his partner in business, clerk or student, shall have done the same.
 Approved. June I, 1885.
 CHAPTER Lxxr.
 An Act in addition to q An Act concerning
 Lands."
 Be II endcsed by hc Senate and House ef Representatives. in Generaf Assembly conre- ned: All ieases of real estate heretofore or hereafter made shall expire at the time agreed on in said lease and any holding over of tho premises shall not be evidence of any agreement of further lease.
 Approved, June 90, 1855.
 CHAPTER Lxxn.
 An Act in addition to z An Act concerning
 Lands."
 Be Il enacted 6y ike Senafe and House q Representatives. n General Assembly conre- ned: That all deeds and other conveyances of real estate in this State, which have been executed and acknowledged in any other State or Territory, in conformity with the laws of such State or Territory relative to the conveyance of lands therein situated, shall be held and deemed to be as valid, to all insents and purposes. as if the same had been executed and acknowledged in con formisy with the laws Of this State ProUi- ded, that nothing hesein contained shall al. feet any title heretofore acquired in good faith. by any creditor of or purchaser from