The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-05-07

SECT. 16. Every order and decree shall bear date
upon the day which it is filed and entered, and
the day of such filing and entering shall be entered
by the clerk upon the docket and on the Decree
SECT. II. No process for the enforcement of
final decree save for the appointment ofrecevers for
Injunction or prohibition, or for continuing the
same, shall issue until the lapse of ten days from the
entry or such decree, unless all parties waive an ap-
peal by entry on the clerks docket, or by writing
issue thereof.
SECT IS. Any hearing on motion for an inter.
locutory decree or order may be had, such order
or decree passed, out Of the county in which the
cause pending notice to the adverse party there
for And the justice hearing the same shall trans.
NIT to the clerk of the county where the cause is
pending any order or decree made at such hearing,
but no trial before jury upon issues framed there
for or final hearing of the cause shall be had out of
the county where the bill is pending, without the
consent of the parties.
SECT. 10. All evidence before the court below or
the case shall appeal be reported. No witnesses
shall be heard orally before the law court as part
OF the case on appeal but it may authorize addition.
al evidence to be taken when the has been
omitted by accident or mistake, discovered after
the hearing, in such manner and such terms as it
snail deem proper
SECT. 20. The court may, in it's discretion and
upon the application of either party, frame issues of
fact in equity to be tried by jury the coun-
ty where such cause is pending. A single Justice
may confirm any verdicts rendered upon such issues
OF TACT and enter appropriate DEGREES thereon, or
such justice may set aside such verdicts and render
such DEGREES equity may require, if such issues
Of fact had not been framed. In all causes where
SUCH issues OF TaCC are framed tried aDDpal
may be taken, and exceptions had to rulings of law
as herein before provided and upon such appeal or
exception, the law court shall have power to con-
firm or set aside the verdicts rendered in the cause
or order new trial of such issues of fact and make
such disposition of the the equity of the
fase sha b demand a All such appeals and excep
vided by this act.
Scot 81. Writs Of seizn or execution as well as
all other process appropriate to in equity NAV
De issued by the court to enforce its DEGREES.
SECT. %. Preliminary injunctions may be granted
by single justice upon the complainant filing bond
with sufficient sureties conditioned to nav all dam
ages and costs caused thereby, if he shall finally be
found not entitled to such Injunction unless single
justice, on motion to dissolve the same and hearing
on the merits thereof shall refuse to dissolve it,
Such damages and costs shall be awarded by the
court on motion, but if not awarded before final
decree they may be determined in suit on such
bond. Such injunction may also be granted to eth
er party on hearing, without bond being given upon
oral evidence, dispositions affidavits, and upon
SUCH notice and with such time for pleading evil
dence and hearing the court shall direct No pre-.
imlnary Injunction shall be granted to either party
unless his pleadings shall contain an application
therefor; bit Injunction may be granted pending
the suit in proper therefor, upon motion and
hearing. Perpetual injunctions may be granted by
the court or any justice thereof making final Decree
SECT %. Whenever any party shall complain in
writing and under OATH that the process, decree or
money only, has been dsregarded or disobeyed,
summary process shall issue by order of any justice
OF the court requiring the person alleged to have
disregarded or dsobeyed such process, appear on
| day certain and show cause why he should not be
adjudged guilty of contempt, and such process shall
Tx time for answer to the complaint, and may fix
| time for hearing oral testimony dispositions or
af1davlts, or may fix successive times for proof
counter proof and proof in rebuttal or the time for
hearing and manner of proof may be subsequently
ordered upon the return day or thereafter. The
court may for good cause enlarge the time for each
hearing. 1t the person SO summoned shall not appear
as directed shall not attend the hearing at the
time appointed therefor, enlarged, or If he is
found, upon hearing, to have been guilty of such
disregard Or dsobedience, he shall be adjudged in
contempt, and the court may issue capas to bring
him before to receive sentence and may punish him
Oy such reasonable fine or imprisonment as the case
may require. The court may allow such offender to
give bail to appear at time certain, at which such
punishment may be imposed, if he shall continue in
contempt in disregardng disobeying the same or
der or decree, no bail shall be allowed. When such
person shall purge himself of his contempt the JUS
tice may remit such fine or Imprisonment or any
portion thereof. No appeal shall lie from any order
decree for such punishment shall except ions
thereto be allowed upon questions of jurisdc-
tlon nor in any shall such exceptions suspend
the enforcement of any such order Decree unless
the court shall so direct.
allowed by him. or any appeal in any proceeding in
equity provided for by this act, to be frivolous and
intended for delay, he may so certify on the motion
of the party not excepting, and such exceptions and
appeal and the record connected Herewith shall be
transmitted to the chief justice and shall be argued
in writing on both sides within thirty days thereaf-
ter, unless the judge transmitting the same shall,
for good cause enlarge the time, and shall be con-
sidered and decided by the justices Of said court as
soon as may be, and the decision certified to the
clerk of the county where the pending; and if
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