The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-12
4 MOOT COURT
Has Been Established Among the students
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Has Been Established Among the students
of Richmond College.
a Moot Court has been established
among the students Of Richmond College
with the following officers.
Clerk Emmitt Seattcn.
deputy Clerk j 4. Moore.
sheriff r.. l.. Williams.
Dcputy-shcrin G.. q. Anderson.
Commissioners of ACCOMPLISHMENT
Court John q. Weckort; Corporation
Court. c. -. Connor; County Court. Il. +.
Story.
Commissioners in Chancery-Circut
Court. H. l.. Norileet; Corporation Court
j. W. Gurrant.
The sessions OF the court. which will
Doe known as tho IT. q. Williams Moot
Court, viii Dee guided by the following
rules and regulations.
]. This court shall sc called ct c.
Williams Moot Court" Of Richmond Col
lcro
II shall have jurisdiction of all cases
cognizable IN the courts Of record in
Virginia.
g. The members Of the law faculty
shall be Judges OF tho court any one OF
whom may hold "a County Corporation
or Circuit Court. q majority Of them
sessions Of the Supreme Court Of APP
peals. No judge shall sit upon case IN
which he sat as judge IN the court be
low When on the bench the I. G. VIII
Iams Professor OF Law shall preside; IN
his absence the senior Professor OF Law
IN length Of service. present and sitting
T. The officers of the court shall be
clerk "a deputy-clerk. a sheriff. deputy
sheriff three commissioners OF accounts
tone for each Court of Probate repre-
sentedD. and 1--WE commissioners in chan
Gerry for the Corporation and Circuit
courts. all to be elected by majority
vote of the members of the court present
and voting.
8 The regular sessions OF the court
shall be held on alternate Fridays al
3 p. NJ. commencing Friday, the day
OF February. 1S9& Special. with like
jurisdiction as regular sessions, may be
called "a any time by one OF the judges
OF the court at his discretion.
G. Process shall run IN the name Of the
Law school Of Richmond College, and
De attested by the clerk of the court.
Service may be upon defendants attor-
new. but return shall state 10 was made
upou the defendant himself
T. Every Thursday from =. VI. to
BP. NJ. shall be rule day. All pleadings
must be- nled in duplicate, the original
IN remain in the lilies OF the court. the
duplicate 60 be handed TO the attorney
If adverse party. on his request.
s. Judgments except those in the
clerks office, 20 be put In form. orders
and DEGREES drawn. by counsel. and.
when directed 90 be entered, hled with
the clerk.
d Tho preceding Of this court. except
so FAR as modified by It's rules, viii con-
form 20 those Of the several courts II
may represent and 20 the statistics or
virginia in relation thereto.
lO i'm counting time for this court IN
respect 20 service of notice and conurna-
ton Of accounts one day shall be con-
sdered "a week. and a week month
H. The proceedings Of every court shall
be entered In a book. and read In open
court by the clerk After being cor
rectsd where "a Is necessary the record
shall be signed by the presiding Judge.
T. The roll or members shall be called
BY the clerk Immediately after the open
ing of each session OF the court; the
names OF absenteos noted and fine OF
o cents entered by the clerk against
each absentee
- For good cause. the presiding judge
may remit fine A. neither paid nor re-
mirtcd. in TWO weeks. IL may be recovered
bv motion I'm this court on two days
nOticc-the proceeding TO be in the name
OF the Law School Of Richmond College.
Moneys collected from lres 10 be APP
piled 10 EXPENSES OF this court
Without leave OF court no motion for
Judgment shall be made under Section
32ii OF Code. 1871. as amended by Chap
ter 10 Of Acts. 1856: nor shall any suit
be dismissed without like leave.
Is Each session Of the court shall be
opened By the sheFin with The following
proclamation.
@oYey. o'Yey oNey! Silence 81 con-
nanded on pain Of hne while the I.