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showing, il made before the delay expires.
T. When petition for rehearing is filed, tho
n the docket kept for the purpose, and place
the record with the decision and five copies M
the petition In the consultation room.
y, When rehearing IS granted the cata0 =
preference, and briefs will be required as in
the first and second section Of Rule VII.
Oral argument may. be granted In the dis
cretion OF the court II applied for on motion.
ana Tour days notice thereof be given to tifs
opposite counsel.
The clerks. will properly designate tho
cause on thu, Judges, docket as being upon re-
hearing, and also the fact when oral argtx-
ment is to be heard.
4 a. Only one rehearing in any case will bo
granted.
HULEx.
1. Motions for dismissal of appeals shall ha
filed and fixed for. trial by the clerk In his
office. They shall be so fixed for Monday uf
each court week, ut least one weeks previous
notice being given by posting us prescribed fst
the first section of Rule VI, but II not tried
on the day for which they are thus fixed, they
shall be continued TO Monday of the next
court week.
2. Such motions shall set forth distinctly
all the grounds relied on, and ON their triak
shall bo argued only in written or printed
briefs, which must conform In character and
number to the requirements stated In sections
first and second OF Rule VII.
RULE XII
1. All motions made In open court must I0
offered before the regular business Of tho
court Is begun or after 1t Is closed.
Q. No motion will be entertained unless lE
be III writing, upon not less than q half shegt
OF paper, and with proper title indorsed
upon II.
0. All instructions to the clerk and agree-
mgnts OF counsel, on which the court iS to agty
must be in writing and duly filed.
RULE XII.
Gpfa tui af1f,tip
q writ Of prohibition unless previous notice Uf
intention to make such application shall hays
been given to the opposite party.
RULE XIII.
Whenever, pending an appeal, either party
shall die, his proper representatives nAY
voluntarily come in and be admitted PARTIES
to the suit and thereupon the cause shall be-
heard and determined as in other cases. When
the appellant dies pending the appeal, IL his
proper representatives be known and resides
within the State and have not made them
selves parties to the case. the appellee may on
affidavit apply for an order to summon thGm
to appear within twenty-five days. and N
default of such appearance after due return "a
service the appellee may move the disrnassaf
| Of the appeal or have the cause heard and
determined as in other cases.
If the proper representatives Of the appel
| liant be not known or do not reside within tilc
| order that unless they appear and become
parties within three months from pubicatiun,
The appeal will be dismissed, and cause tho
said order to be published three times III .
OF the State or in the place where the court
| sits. and upon proof Of such publication, and
default Of appearance, the appellee may have
the appeal dismissed or the cause heard md
| determined as i'm other cases
If the appellee dies during the appeal. and
his proper representatives be known and Ie-
side within the State, and have not mafie
themselves parties 70 the cause, the appellant
may, on affidavit, apply for an order to sum
mon them to appear within twenty-fiv days
and in default % such appearance after duo
return Qf aelvice the appellant may pToeeeM
to have the cause heard and deternined ~ -
other cases.
II the appellees proper representatives bc
not known or do not reside in the State tha
appellant may on affidavit obtain an order
that unless they appear and become parties
within three months from publication, The an
pellant will proceed to have the cause heard
and determined, and cause the said order to
be ptiti.ished siare thrae times In o newspaper
printed at the scat Of government Of the State
| or In the place where the court sits, and upon
proof Of such publication, and In default Of
appearance theappellant may proceed TO have
the cause heard and determined as In otheT
cases. n
In country cases the time Of personal sum-
nous may be reduced on special application
according to circumstances.
RULE XIV.
| No person applying for admission as an
attorney and counselor at law shall be- ex-
amined as such until his nane as candidats
for admission shall have been, by the clerk
published during three judicial days. at the
foot OF the trial list, posted at the co1rt-roDm
| door; application 10 be made through tfIfs
clerk.
The court will hereafter require Of candi--
ates for admission to the bar:
Evidence of citizenship Of the State
of Louisiana.
Second Evidence Of good moral character.
by certificates IN conformity to the statutes
two years study, act Of May 7, 1877.
The Court will not pc satisfied with tho
learning, unless it shall appear by examina-
tion that he is well read in the following
course Of studies at least: Story ON the Con-
stitutiOn; Vattel's Law OF Nations, or Wheat
Louisiana Civil Code; the Code Of Practices
the Statutes Of the State Of General Nature
the Institutes OF Justinian Domats Civil
Law; Pothiers Treatise ON Obligations,
Blaekstone's Commentaries, Fourth Book:
Kents Commentaries; Smith ON Mercantile
Law Story or Parsons on Notes; Chitty ur
Bayley on Bills; Greenleaf, Starkie or Phillips
on Evidence; Russell ON Crimes; and tha
Jurisprudence OF Louisiana as settled by the
decisions OF the Supreme Court
| The examination shall be conducted in the
following manner; At the beginning OF tho
session in New Orleans the court will appoint
from HfuOIp tfiS UleHlDeTS O1 tIfe DbE u EOfkE~~
mittee Of seUen, who are earnestly requested
to lend their aid TO the court. Upon the can
didate producing certificate from the COM
mittee that he has been examined by them
upon the above works, and that he iS In their
opinion, qualified for admission to the bar,
the court will admit him to public examina-
ton, and If, after such public examination,
they concur with the committee in opinion,
the candidate will be admitted and licensed afs
an attorney and counsellor-at-law, and not
otherwise.
The committee will meet twice In each
month during the sessions Of the Supreme
Court, to wit: OH the Friday preceding each
court week.
The court will examine on each Tuesday OF
each court week.
Each candidate to be examined separately