The Portland daily press., 1877-02-27

ty-Sixth Legislature, 1877.
section the words and in all suits and proceedings
at law or in equity against any foreign alien
other state country and having place of business
within this state, doing business therein, service
of the writ bill petition or other process, shall be
sufficient, made by leaving attested copy thereof
with the president clerk, cashier, treasurer agent
director attorney of such company corporation
mess of such company or corporation within this
state, so that when amended, said section shall read
SECT. 49, In suits against county, the summons
shall be served by leaving an atested copy thereof
with one of the county commissioners their clerk;
district with the clerk one Of the seectmen, or
assessors, if there is any such officer; if not, with
member Of such corporation and against any other
clerk CASHIER treasurer, general agent or director
if there is such officer agent found within the
where its records papers by law required to be
kept, with any member thereof and in all suits and
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place Of business within this state doing business
therein, service of the writ bill, petition other
process shall be sufficient, if made by leaving an at
tested copy thereof with the president clerk cashier
treasures agent, director or attorney of such
office place of business of such company or COR
poration within this state and in each case, it shall
be served thirty days before the return day thereof
[Approved January 81, 18TH
Chapter 1856.
AN ACT in relation to Proceedings in Criminal
Be it enacted, &c., as follows
No indictment shall be quashed or adjudged bad,
nor shall the proceedings in any criminal case be
arrested or reversed by reason of defect want
or traverse urors or in the issuing OF Return 81 the
traverse jurors, unless it shall appear to the court
thereby. [Approved February 2, 1871
Chapter 151.
AN ACT to amend section Ell ght of chapter seventy
eight of the Revised Statutes, relating to the Ad
journment of the Session of the County Commits
sioners' Court
Be 1T enacted, &c., as follows
SECT l: Section eight of chapter seventy-eight
ing out the word "two" in the fourth line SO that
said section, as amended shall read as follows;
SECT. 8. Two commissioners constitute quorum;
when only one attends, he may adjourn to a con
venent time and place. when no one attends, the
clerk may adjourn, provided in section twenty of
chapter seventy-seven. [Approved February 18TH
Chapter 1853.
AN ACT additional to chapter one hundred and
one of the Public Laws of the year one thousand
eight hundred and seventy six, relating to the
Equity Powers of the Supreme judicial Court
Be 1T enacted, &c., as follows:
SEor.l. Chapter one hundred and one of the public
laws of the year one thousand eight hundred and
sevenysix, is hereby amended, by adding at the end
thereof, the words and any property or interest
conveyed in fraud of creditors so that the said
specification, amended, shall read as follows;
Tenth. In suits for the re-deivery Of goods or
chattes taken detained from the owner and secret
ed withheld, that the cannot be replevied
and in bills in equity, by creditor creditors to
reach and apply in payment of debt, any property
right title interest legal equitable Of debtor
or debtors residing OR found within this state,
which cannot be come at to be attached on writ or
taken on execution in suit at law against such
debtor or debtors, and which is not exempt by law
from such attachment and SEIZURE and any property
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