The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-12-12
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
TERRITORY OF HAWAII.
October Term, 1905.

AMENDMENTS OF RULES s, 13
AND H.
Rules 8, 10 and IA are hereby amend
ed so as to read as follows. the amend
ments of Rules and IA to take effect
January I. 1906:
80. RECORD ON APPEAL. ERROR
AND EXCEPTIONS.
Il. On appeal, error or exceptions
from any circuit court. circuit judge
or district magistrate a certified print
ed or typewriter copy of so much and
only so much of the record and papers
as shall be necessary for the purposes
of the appeal, writ or exceptions shall
be transmitted to this court. No ORR
Igina1 paper shall be transmitted I'M
less by order of this court or a justice
thereof
SO. A bill of exceptions shall state
only so much of the papers and pro-
ceedings as shall be necessary for the
disposition of the exceptions; it shall
not state or include directly or by refer
ence any pleadings, motions, rulings,
findings, evidence or proceedings in
whole or in part or otherwise than in
substance or effect except so far as
may be necessary.
SO. For entering the record and pa
in,
this court the costs shall be ten cents
per folio. In case of a violation Of the
provisions of this rule against trans
Uniting unnecessary papers, or includ-
in bills of exceptions double costs for
entering such unnecessary papers and
statements may be imposed upon the
party responsible therefor"
"13. LIBRARY.
mo book, pamphlet or magazine
shall be taken from the library of this
court, except for use in this court or
in the Circuit Court of the First Cir
cult. without the permission of a JUS
d
Circuit Court; provided, however, that
any member of the bar may take one
or more text books, not exceeding three
at any one time, upon giving receipt
therefor to the librarian or making an
entry thereof in a book kept by the
librarian for that purpose: and pro-
vided further that books may be taken
for use in the United States District
Court or by the United States Dis
trict Judge upon the taker giving a
receipt or making an entry. The taker
of any book, pamphlet or magazine
shall be responsible for the due return
of the same within three days. or soon
er if so required by the librarian, and,
in case the same shall not be so re-
| turned, shall forfeit and pay fifty
| cents for each days detention thereof
beyond the time limited until the re-
turn thereof or the payment Of twice
the value thereof or cost of replacing
! the same Any one taking a book,
/ DampbIet or magazine without such
permission or without giving such re-
ceipt or making such entry, as the case
may be, shall be liable to suspension
I from the use of the library"
IA. APPEALS FROM DISTRICT
/ COURTS.
! District Magistrates in all cases in
which appeals have been taken and
perfected from them to the Supreme
Court. shall forward without delay to
the clerk of the Supreme Court a GER
tffcate of appeal, stating the nature Of
the action, the decision made, and the
points of law upon which the appeal is
taken; also, such certified copy Of the
record or papers as is required by Rule
8; also, all costs paid by either party
to the action. with a clear and itemized
statement showing by whom, and the
purpose for which, each amount is paid,
keeping back nothing but statutory
fees ana mileage, and stating explicit
ly what is kept back"
By the Court:
GEORGE LUCAS,
Clerk.
Honolulu, T. H, December 5, 1905.
Dec. g, Il, u.