The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-24
Clerk of Municinal Court

Clerk Of Municipal Court
/, VI the writ may be in any other form
otherwise.
Sec %. The writ mentioned in the pre-
cedlng section shall be served and all
proceedings Hereunder had as near "a
may be consistent with the practice Of
lhls court, In the same manner as in the
proceedings III replevin in the Justice
court; but the times of trial and the
forms Of pleadings shall be the same as
IN other actions in this court
Inc officer executing the writ shall re-
tam the property taken under 1t in his
custody for three days before delivering
me same to plaintiff; and If within that
Tune the defendant, or some one in his
benalf, shall execute to the plaintiff a
SUFFICIENT bond in amount equal to the
pond Med by the plaintiff, with sufficient
sOretles, TO be approved by the judge,
court commissioner or a Justice of the
peace Of the county in which said village
IS situated conditioned as in like cases in
the district court, and file such bond the
clerk shall thereupon issue an order to
the officer to deliver such property to the
defendant.
Sec. "a. The defendant may except to
the suftictency of the PLAINTIFFS sureties
within the same time and in the same
manner as in proceedings of claim and
delivery of personal property IN district
court, and when defendant so excents
the same proceedings shall be had as in
like actions in the district court, except
that the justification of sureties he had
before the judge of said municipal court
or the court commissioner or a Justice
Of the peace in which said village is stu
ated.
The qualifications of sureties shall be
the same as required in like actions in
district court.
Sec. D. The clerk Of said court shall.
prior to each term of the court make up
a calendar Of the causes which shall
come up for trial. or for any disposition
before the courc, at such term, adopting
such arrangement as the Judge may d.
rect; and the court shall direct the order
of trial, and other disposition Of causes.
Sec. %. In all actions where either
marty demands trial by Jury. such jury
shall be drawn and empaneled in the
same manner as in justice courts, and
the laws of this state relative to trial
this court; provided. that the Judge of
said court may direct the chief of police
or any police officer or marshal of said
village to perform the duties prescribed
to be performed by the sheriff or consta-
BILE in justice courts.
Sec. 81. Dispositions may be taken and
read in evidence in said court as in jus
tice courts, and all laws relative to dep
said municipal court.
Sec. %. Title eighteen of chapter sixty
six of the General Statutes of eighteen
hundred seventy eight and title nine
teen of the same chapter, shall apply to
said court, and said court shall have
jurisdiction of actions of forcible entry
and unlawful detainer, and may fix re-
turn days for such actions other than the
regular term days of said court; and chap
ter eighty-four of the General Statutes
of eighteen hundred SeVenty-eight, shall
apply to said court and the practice shall
be the same in such cases. as near as may
be, to similar proceedings in justice
courts.
Sec. 90. Proceedings against garnishee
may be instituted in the same manner as
in justice court, but the summons may
be served either by an officer authorized
by this act to serve process, or by any
person not party to the action, at any
place within the State of Minnesota; and
the summons may be made returnable at
any term of said court which may be
named therein: and the notice required to
be served on the defendant may be signed
by either the clerk of said court, or the
person serving the. garnishee summons,
or the plaintiff or his attorney.
The disclosure of the garniShee NAV be
taken and all further proceedings had in
| the same manner as If the proceedings
were in the district court, except that
| the examination of the granishee shall be
| before the judge of said court or a referee
| by him appointed.
Sec. 80. No judgment rendered in said
municipal court shall attach as a lien
| of shall be filed in tho district court, as
| hereinafter provided; but Writs of execT-
| ton thereon may. issue against the goods
and chattels of the judgment debtor. re-
| turnable within thirty days. as in Justice
| courts, the provisions for renewals of ex-
ecutionS in district courts shall apply to
| this court, except that such renewal shall
extend the life of the execution for only
| thirty days from the date of such re-
newal, and except that no renewal of such
| execution shall be made by the clerk until
| the fee of twenty-five cents therefor shall
have been paid.
Every person in whose favor Judgment
! has been rendered in said municipal court
! for an amount exceeding five dollars be-
! sides costs may upon paying the fee
! therefor demand and shall receive from
| such clerk a transcript of the docket en-
tries of such Judgment, duly certified
and may file the same in the Office of the
| clerk of the district court in and for the
| county in which said village is situated
who shall file and docket the same. as
! n the case of transcripts of judgments
! from courts of justices of the peace.
And every such judgment shall be-
! come lien upon the real estate of the
! debtor from the time of filing such tran
! scripts to the same extent as a Judgment
| of said district court and shall there
! after be exclusively under the control
| of said district court and carried into
! execution by its process. as if said iudg-
| nent had been rendered in said district
! court, the clerk of said municipal court
| shall not issue such transcript while a
! writ of execution is outstanding. in the
| hands of an officer, or otherwise. and
| shall note on the record of said iudg-
| ment the fact that such transcript has
| been given; and shall not thereafter
| issue any writ of execution on the Same
| judgment, but may, at any time after
| the first transcript is issued, give to anv
party applying therefor, unon si1c6
! party paying the clerks fee therefor q