St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-12-08


ance before the supreme court, shall forfeit his
bail, the supreme court shall render a Judgment
judge that the respondent has waived his excep-
lions, and shall order the cause to be remanded
proceedings as the law requires
Approved Nov %, lisa.
No. SAN act to amend sections eight hundred
thirty-nine and eight hundred forty of chapter
forty-six of the revised laws of Vermont.
It is NJ reby enacted, etc:
SEC. /. Section SO Of chapter &c of the revised
laws of Vermont shall be so amended as to read as
when a suit is pending before justice who
dies, or removes IRON the state, or whose term Of
Office expires before the trial OF the action, or is
otherwise disqualified by law to try said cause, any
other justice whom the plaintiff may select, who
may judge between the parties may upon proof
other legal disqualification take cognizanee of such
suit and hear and determine the same and render
Inaily, and such judgment shall bind the parties,
preserve LIENS and charge bail the same as II 1t had
Provided, however that such substitution of the
Justice shall be without additional expense 20 the
q es such s s5 20 the
amended % ss & Shall make record upon
the death eHPao1 or tb term 9stsee Who
signed the and that by reason thereof he taxes
Approved Nov 2, 1851
No 80 An act to amend section fifteen hundred
and hfty-six. chapter eighty-three of revised
It Is Hereby enacted, etc:
G. l.
and levy OF execution one tool chest kept for use
by mechanic, provided that such exemption shall
action on a contract made on or before the first day
OF December, A. ID: 1ss2, or an execution issued on
a judgment founded on such a contract.
Approved Nov. "a, 1882.
No. sO-An act relating to exceptions in session
proceedings
1t is hereby enacted, etc.
SEC. l.. Section 1857 of the revised laws is here
by amended SO as to read as follows:
Questions OF law determined by county court,
arising upon the trial of any SPECIAL, summary, or
agreement OF the parties or the allowance of the
court. may pass to the supreme court Tor final
decision rs In cases which are according to the
course of the common law; but judgment
order of the county court rendered in proceeding
mentioned in this section shall be reversed unless
the supreme court would have granted a writ of
ceTtiordri for the same cause.
Approved Nov. h. 1882.
No. 91.-An act relating to court reporters
1t is hereby enacted, etc:
SEC. l. Section eight hundred and ten of the re-
vised laws is hereby amended by adding thereto
times either in term time or in vacation to make
such orders against such reporter may be neces-
of the duties imposed upon him by sections eight
hundred and eleven, eight hundred and twelve.
fourteen and eight hundred and fifteen, and ON
motion Of party aggrieved, may proceed against
Iusal or neglect to comply with such order
Approved Nov. 20, 1852.
No. s2.-An act relating to the municipal court of
Bennington.
1t is hereby enacted, etc.:
SEC. l. Section seventeen of act number two
hundred and three of the session laws of 1880, APP
proved November II, 1850, is hereby amended SO as
to read follows: In all causes both civil and cri
mnal before sand municipal court, the jurors, the
officers the parties and the witnesses, shall be ent
tied to tax and receive the same costs allowed by law
in suits prosecutions before justices of the peace,
and the court fees shall be the same now allowed
in the court OF justice of the peace And the
municipal judge shall fix the amount of compensa-
ton to be paid to the clerk of the municipal court,
which shall be paid out of the salary of the munich
pal judge And the municipal judge shall have
power to appoint all officers OF the municipal court,
with power to empanel, draw, and summon jurors
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect December l,
1882.
Approved November %, 1882.