The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-11

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son HA way Y a''noes universal appfoOs''on'
| LEI US now see nov naen auF'net sne present
C g AN propose eoul-whas further
changes they suggest. s'.4 -.
From the report We gather that the provisions
Of the act are founded ON and grow out Of four
central ideas:
is~ Uniformly on tine pseoat'sSs Doth IN law
ana ~ equity, with apassible uniformity through
out, bat retaining right Of d'ssimiiarity in the
mode O. proof, The trial and appeal eEg
End Asersncasson Of the pleadings by the
cath q the parties generally ,,.s asa a..
% An early arrest OF the p'eadlngs, limiting
them, " moss eases, 20 the pectlon anu the an
swer. sseeg sesa = ta' ~
18th. Making parties to suits competent wit
nessee. fasfG;st Sd So .sgsmz5 s4f fs
These are very important changes in legal
procedure, and, though objections may be made
1 70 each and all Of them, yet they have all been
tried elsewhere If we may judge from the
,pinous Of eminent legal authorities collected in
the report, wherever any Of them have been
| tried sufficiently, they have, each and all, met
with general approval. asas i s
Uniformity Of pleadings is obtained by re-.
4uirng Of the parties both It law and in equity,
statement Of he tacts upon which q dtmasd or
defsHns il founded, without any conclusion or in
ference q Jaw. - - -.
A verifcation Of the plcadings by the oath Of
the party, to the eject that he believes the facts
stated IN ms plcadlngs are true tits believed Will
prevent vexatious suits, as well as the pleading
OF ialse OF hct'tions claims Or defence
AN early arrest OF the plead'ngs results noes
san'y' IRON the petition ana answer containing,
tine nrss' 2 statement OF the facts upon which
which constitute q defence. If there he no real
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