Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-04-19
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, CHAPTER Bah. F. NO. 553.
AN ACT to amend section five thousand eight
hundred and forty-fve (5S45) Of the General
Statutes Of Minnesota Of 1894, being sec.lon
eleven Cd, Of chapter seventy-hve c75l cen
eral Statutes of 1873, as amended by section
one a. Of chapter seventy-one CID Of the
trials in ejectment.
Be It enacted by the Legislature of the State OF
Minnesota:
hundred and forty-hve (5s45) Of the General
e s5a1aees s of asy4, being *, SECTION GdDare e1ey yfnt, 4n Of Of
1873, as amended idItpy BY sect, ne ana q, s of chapter
seventy-one GD Of the General Laws Of 1881.
be amended SO as to read as follows:
covered in action for the recovery Of real prop
erty. may within six months after written
notice OF such Judgment, upon payment Of all
another trial by notice in writing to the ad-
verse party, or his attorney In the action, and
thereupon the action shall be retired and may
be brought to trial by either party; provided,
that in all causes in which an appeal shall be
taken from such Judgment to the supreme
made at any time within six months after
written notice Of the determination Of such
appeal, and thereupon the action shall be re-
party. Provided, that unless such notice of de-
mand for a new trial with proof Of service
thereof be filed with the clerk Of the court in
which judgment has been or shall be recovered
in such action within two years after the entry
Of such judgment or in case Of an appeal to
the supreme court within two ca years from
titur from said supreme court showing the
final determination Of said appeal, no retrial
shall be had Of such action hereunder.
g. Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after the first dso day OF
September, A. Z. 1901.
Approved April 18th, 1901.
CHAPTER 345-H. F.. NO. 55e.
AN ACT to prohibit the issuing of summons
or process or service OF the same from courts
of Justice of the peace. in cities haying a
population OF two hundred thousand (2OO,0oU
Inhabitants, or over, and having q regularly
constituted municipal court.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature OF the State OF
Section l.. That no Justice OF the peace shall
have jurisdiction to issue any summons or any
other process, except executions, in any civil
action, to be served within any city having a
population Of two hundred thousand (20O,0OU
Inhabitants, or over, having a regularly const1-
tuted municipal court, and any service OF any
such ummon or process from a justice OF the
peace made within such city shall be void. i,
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from and
after April 7, 1901:
Approved April 18th. 1917.
CHAPTER 34e-H. f. NO. see.
AN ACT to determine the descent of real es-
tate in certain cases and to assign the same
and make a record thereof.
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF tho state OF
Minnesota:
Section /. Whenever 1t shall appear by the
petition of any person claiming any interest III
real property, to the probate court or any
county, wherein said real property Is situated.
that more than five years have passed since tn 70
death of any person, who died owning ST. ST.
real property, or some interest therein and that
no will has been probated and no admlnlstra,
ton granted in this state upon the estate or
such decedealt, it shall be the duty OF the pro
bate court to issue its order for hearing on
such petition, and the same shall be served ana
published as provided by law for the service
and publication of notice for hearing OF petl-
lions for final DEGREES in said court, and such
petitions shall be heard in like manner WAtn
petitions for such final DEGREES
Sec. 2. Such petition shall contain the name
and the time and place Of the death Of such
decedent and a statement OF his last Will ana
testament. if he left any. and the names ana
residences of the heirs and devisees. II my
Of such decedent, all according to the pest IN,
formation Of the petitioner and q description OF
the real property to be affected. and the m
terest of the decedent therein. ANY person m :
terested shall have the right to answer SAID
petition in writing and be heard at the nearing
Sec. 5. Upon the hearing Of such petition, II
it she'll appear that such decedent died testate,
his last win and testament shall be admitted
to probate, upon like proofs as now required ~
law. and in all cases coming within the pro-
visions Of Of this this a aoti d tas pd3eat the c facts s upon
such petition. and shall make and enter aLs
decree. assigning and a. distributing nalsnaa t he unto
entitled. under such decedent, and I sns1
decree shall have a like force and eIecl
with any final decree of the probate court, ana
be subject to appeal to the district court IN Ike
manner. A certified copy Of any such decree
may be recorded in the office Of the register
of deeds in any county in this state IN waien
are situated any Of the lands described IN SUCH
decree: and such register shall enter in his
reception book the name Of the decedent as
grantor and the names of the parties to Wnom
such lands are assigned and dlst1louseo as
grantees. LOOT
is hereby repealed, but this act shall not az al,
~ now nending under the terms Of said chap
te Il Of General Laws of 1897. and all de-
crees heretofore entered or hereafter IT. to c pc sar
i57 General Laws of 1897, shall have like force
and effect as DEGREES that shall be entered
pursuant to the terms hereof. -
Sec Q. in - az af+er is NJ ssaga
Approved April 10. 1901.