The times., 1894-01-05

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Rule Provides that the first day of
each term shall be devoted to arrangements,
motions, settling bills of exceptions, ETC.
Rule 2-That the july shall be called for
the second day of the term at Ga. m.
Rule 3-That the journal shall he read
daily after first day on opening of court In
the morning.
Rule 4-That the clerk shall provide and
keep call board to contain cases ''On trial"
''preemptory call for" and ''subject to CALL"
The board Is to be re-arranged each after
noon at 3 o'clock.
Rule 5-That plaintiffs requests to charge
will invariably be given first, to be followed
by those of the defence.
Rule 6-That the clerk shall keep book
10 be known as the motion docket In which
shall be entered all motions and petit
tons, not exempted by rule z, the entry to
consist of title OF case, a brief statement of
the motion or petition, etc.
Rule THAT at least two days notice in
writing shall be given of the hearing OF all
motions and petitions, except the follow
ing: Motions continuance, motion to
strike case from the calendar when made
on first call, the first motion for extension
OF time in which to settle bill OF exceptions
or move for new trial, motions In criminal
cases, and such motions as may properly be
made during the progress of trial OF a
ease.
Rule S-The service of any notice, paper
or pleading will not be recognized as valid
by the court unless the samt shall have
been served upon an attorney or s0lic-
itor who has actually entered his appear
ance in the case, or unless such service shall
have been made upon the party to the case
where no attorney or solicitor has actually
appeared, as aforesaid, except where the
statute or general rules provide for substl-
tuted service and the same has been made
IN accordance Herewith.
Rule 9-No attorney or solicitor shall be
entitled to make or oppose any motion, give
any notice, or be heard In any case what
ever, until he shall have entered his APP
pear ance therein, either generally, or spec
tally for the purpose of making or opposing
such motion, giving such notice or being
heard in said case. provided that he may
act for some attorney or solicitor who has
entered his appearance as aforesaid.
Rule 10-The first day and each Monday
thereafter during the term shall be motion
days, and all motions or petitions required
10 be noticed shall be noticed for one OF
said days.
On each motion day upon the opening of
eourt in the morning and also in the after
noon, the court will call the motion docket
and dispose of the motions and petitions
entered thereon i'm the order of their entry,
and IL the party making said motion does
not appear on one OF said calls. he shall be
deemed to have abandoned the same, and
costs and motion fee may be awarded against
him, provided the opposite party appear
for the purpose of opposing said motion or
petition. In case the party noticed fails to
appear on the calls aforesaid, the court will
dispose of the same on proof by affidavit
aled in the case, showing proper service of
the notice of hearing said motion or petit
iOn.
Rule lion the hearing of all motions
and petitions, except motions for new
trial, the time consumed in argument shall
not exceed fifteen minutes upon each side,
and the argument of motions for new trial
shall consume no more than thirty minutes
sn each side. And in any case no argument
will be heard on matters not expressly and
properly raised by the record of the motion
Or petition and the record showing properly
made in opposition thereto.
Rule 12-In all cases continued over the
lerm the party applying for the continuance
shall, before the order Is entered by the
clerk, pay to said clerk the sum OF one
dollar for clerks fee, and to the attorney or
solicitor of the party against whom such
continuance Is granted, the sum of ten
dollars, term fee, besides such taxable costs
rs the party last aforesaid may have proper
~ incurred in preparation for trial at
said term, which costs will then and there,
without further notice, be taxed by the
clerk subject to summary appeal to the
court, and when taxed shall be payable on
demand, and il not then paid, upon proof
by affidavit Of such fact, said case will be
reinstated upon the calendar and stand for
srial at said term.
Rule 13--On a motion to strike a case
from the calendar for the fault of the oppO-
site party, or his attorney or solicitor, the
prevailing party shall be entitled to motion
fee OF five dollars for making or opposing
said motion as the case may be.
Rule 14-In appeal cases, IL the appel
lant on the trial In this court reverse the
Judgment obtained below, he shall recover
his full costs. If the appellant shall obtain
verdict or judgment In this court twenty
dollars more favorable to- him than the
judgment below, or shall reduce the judg-
ment in favor of the appellee twenty dollars,
he shall recover full costs.
II the appellant In this court shall obtain
a verdict or jud yment more favorable to
him, or reduce the judgment in favor of the
appellee, but not to the amount vf twenty
dollars, then he shall recover costs but not
to exceed the amount he has so bettered
himself.
But IL the verdict or judgment In this
court shall be the same as In the court below
or be less favorable to the appellant, then
the appellee shall recover full costs.
Parties to have the right of appeal to the
discretion of the court in all cases In accor-
dance with the statute.
Rule 15-No verbal agreement whatever
between attorneys or solicitors will be rec
ognized by the court, except such as are
made In open court and then and there
made part of the record thereof.
Rule 16-The court will appoint on the
FIRST day OF the first term of the new year
standing committee on admissions to the
bar and such committee shall serve until
the first day of the first term of the sue
ceeding year. Such committee shall con-
sist Of three members, two of whom shall
constitute quorum; they shall conduct in
open court the examination Of all candidates
for admission to the bar, and in addition to
such examination as may he given the can
didate by the committee, the court will
PROFOUND at least ten written questions
which shall be then and there answered In
writing by the candidate and the same
signed by him The court will fll any
vacancy which may occur In said committee
from time to time as necessity may require.
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