The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-08-04

oGC. RI. y oEIlsolcLlOn not TO De col
latcrally impeached.
SEC: so. When minor may choose
guardian; guardian interested; where
appointed.
SEC. 81. Authorized to permit sale and
settle accounts of guardian.
SEC. SO. Judges may appoint times and
places for holding courts.
SEC. So. Opon ut nll times Tor certain
business.
SEC. 81. Adjournment of court. When
by clerk.
Sec; 55: Appellate jurisdiction of Cir
cult Court
Sec. 56. Jurisdiction ofSuprcme Court
in Probate matters.
| SEC. 81. Appeal to tho Circuit Court
to be taken within fifteen days.
SEC. IS. Appellant to give bond to
prosecute appeal.
fled
Sec. 60. Certified copies of record to
be filed in Circuit Court.
SEC. G1. Proceedings stayed by ap-
peal.
Sec. G2. How Circuit Court proceed
to the trial.
Sec. G3. Costs given to prevailing
party.
Sec: G4. Appellant negecting to enter
appeal, judgment affirmed with costs.
SEC. 65. Final decision to be certified
to Probate Court
SEC: G6. Probate Judge not to have
voice in determining appeal. When may
practice law
SEC. 67. All proceedings to be COM
menced by petition.
SEC. ". Supreme Court to make rules.
SEC. 60. County Commissioners to
provide all books, etc.
SEC. 20. Judge may keep order and
punish contempt
SEC. II. Process of Court-how exc
cutcd.
Sec. p. Judge may commit lunatics,
etc, to Lunatic Asylum.
SEC. 73. Laws of Provisional Govern
mont, how far adopted Transfer of
! record.
Sec. 35. A Court of Probate is hereby
established in each of tho several Coun-
ties in the State, which shall hold ses-
sion on the first Monday of each month
mt or near the Court House, and continue
thereafter so long rs the business NAV
require.
SKc. 36. The Court of Probate shall
he Court Of Record, and have a seal.
may appoint clerk, and may remove
him mt pleasure, and on failure of the
Court to appoint such clerk, the Judge
OF the Court may perform all the duties
of clerk.
SEC. 81. The Clerk of the Court Of
Probate shall keep true and fair record
of each order, sentence and decree OF
the Court. aud of nll other things proper
to be recorded; and on the legal fees
being paid, shall give Lrue and attestcd
copies OF tho files and proceedings of the
Court. All copies so attested shall be
legal evidence in the Courts of this
State
Sec. 39. Every Judge of Probate, in
his County, shall havo jurisdiction in al]
matters tcstnmentary, and of administra.
ton in business nppertaining to minors
and the allotment Of dover, cases OF
ldiocy and lnnacy, and persons non com.
poteS nenfis.
SEC. 80. The Judge of Probate shall
have jurisdiction in relation 10 the ap.
pointment and removal of guardians OF
minors, insane and idiotic persons, and
persons non compoteS mentiS, and in rela.
ton to the duties imposed by Inv on
such guardians, and the management
and disposition or the estates of their
wards. He shall exercise original juris
diction III relation to trustees appointed
by will IN cases prescribed by law.
SEC. ~. He may exercise Jurisdiction
OF all petitions for partition Of real estate
whcro no dispute exists in relation to the
title thereof; and when tho title to sucL
real estate is disputed, he shall refer the
Same to the Circuit Court for aliudica
ton, unless the parties sllall consent tt
his determination of the same. Tho
probate Of the will and the granting O.
administration of tho estate OF any por
son deceased shall belong to the Judge O
Probate for tho County in which sucl
person Was last an inhnbtant; but if sucl
person was not al inhabitant Of tlii
State, the Same shall belong to the Judg.
OF Probate in any County in Which til,
greater part of his or her estate may be
SEC. II. All proceedings in relation t.
the settlement Of the estate of any per
son dccensed shall be had in the Probat.
Court of the County in which his vii
was proved or administration of cstat,
was granted.
SEC ~. All proceedings in relation t
the property Or estate of any persol
under guardianship shall be had in th
Conrt "f Probate Of the County in whicl
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