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a4 fitIe. after '.purchase" is added.
 Section 2257 is a new section and Is intended to prevent parties from ac- dsed at or F other color of title b lands for the mere purpose of extending tho boundary of small part of which they are in actual possession and without actual notice to the owner and holding the same for ten years, thus deIeatlng the legal title It is thought this VIII VIII be can prevent a holding the required length 2, tire tc c rirSn r.nn into 9ass t,,,e'
 Te,hh Techarter Tserts tss. AnimaIs. ..2so-z9Ss
 Section 2261 (422), the last clause personai property of the owner and the
 Chapter 50. Appeals. 22e4- 2sz2
 This chapter is divided 'nto eleven articles. whereas heretofore t con- Article I. Judgments, Decrees and Orders Which Will Support an Appeal SssG-227I. The title of this article Is Section s2e5 (427). is rewritten. This preventing appeals from interlocutory decrees for the mere purpose of delay, tho ftrrt change is to require the sol,cI- for desiring to appeal to certify that in his opinion the decree is erroneous and ought to be reversed and that the appeal is not taken for delay; the sec ond change is that the app gal shall rot operate to stay further proceedings In : the lower court unless the parties con a. sent Sa or in the Ss SPnoS oF uhss gSss proceedings should be stayed until the appeal is determined by the Sunreme Court. It Is hoped that this will not deprive the statute of the good service for which 1t was intended. but 1t is hoped that 1t will prevent the abuse Section 22Ss is new matter to this Code and is codifed without suhstan- tial change from the Act of March. lssts Section 2; ssi7o t4sD, The caption of this section is changed so as to read. "Appeals from proceedings as to rem denial eia Wrt of nssaa remediSI % RPts r0 as pointed out in campbeH's case, 12o Article 2: Transcript Fran sc1s and and Abstract this article is new, and the phrase general assembly" is changed to the occurs
 Section 227S This section Is re- written with number of changes from the. Act. of February IS. 1897, D. 1414, section 2. part of this Act was omit ted because the same end to be attained by the statute; that is, to abolish a rule been cured by the omission of that rule. The last section of said Act has been codif1ed and transferred to Chapter on Article 3. Certificate of Appeal. 227s Title of this article new. but subject matter is unchanged
 Judgment. 22S0. The title of this ar ticie is new. but the subject-matter is unchanged.
 Article 5. Costs. Execution For 22s1 The title of this article is new but the subject-matter unchanged.
 Article .S. & Appeals from Probate Section 22sO (4s5). is as amended by Act of March B. 1903, = "A
 Article '. Time of Taking Appeals Section 229s is new matter to this Code codifed from Act of February 22ss. Title of article new. but subject matter unchanged.
 Article g; a.od Bonds ogS. and Security for bgt subect maer its Toe Article 10. Notice and Citations for Appeals. 23Os2311. The title of this Section 2S11 is new and is intended to provide for the summons or notice to joint parties who did not join in the Article Ii. Proceedings in Supreme Court on Appeal. 2312-2S22. Not changed.
 Section 2S33 (5O6), the word "ap- prenticeshiD'' in caption of section sub stituted for "indentures"
 Chapter S2. AssitE.t,oH sss1 HsSG and Award.
 
 This chapter is unchanged
 Chapter B. Attachments. 23S1-23D9. This chapter is divided into five arti- c1es, whereas heretofore it was divided into six. Article 6. p,~-aining to jus tices of the peace, was transferred to that chapter, togethe.' Eith a number of the peace, the intention being to consolidate all the proceedings per- taining, to that court into one chapter. Article 1. Issue of Attachments. 2351-2366, is unchanged.
 Article 2. In What Manner and on "sa Section PPogsy s4 o GsSoG Sf Sseton Article 3. Replevy of Property. 2Ss2-2SS4. This article is unchanged. 23s5-2SS7. is unchanged.
 Article 5. Pleadings; Trial, Judg- sRt Section nnd gsss Ne% msteT to this code, codiied from Act of December 2, Sections 2s98 and 2assa are new sec tions; 2393 abolishes the rule hereto fore existing In this State that the de- fendant could not traverse or deny or put in issue the cause for which the at tachment issued on the trial of the at tachment suit. Under this section a defendant may put in issue by a sworn plea. the cause for which the attach may be tried jointly or severally as to the other issues. Section 2393a pro- vides for a verdict and Judgment on the trial of the issue for which the at tachment issued and declares the effect of such verdict and judgment in the several contingencies provided for.
 Section 2394 is rewritten from sec tion 565 of the Code of 1896; it simply omits the first clause of that section 1t having been substituted or provided for by the two preceding sections.
 Section 2399 (57O), caption of sec tion rewritten.
 Chapter S4. Attorneys at Law. 24OO- This chapter is rewritten as it was amended by the Act of December IA 189S D. 61. and of February IS. 1897 p. 14S2.
 Article 1 License and Practice of Regulated. 2437.
 Section 24O2 (5S1. 5S2). Rewritten as amended by Act of December IA, 1898 D. 61, section 1.
 Section 24O3 (5SS), Rewritten as amended by Act, of February IS. 1S97 D. 1882 section 2.
 Sections 2404-24OS are new sections codified from Act of February IS, 1897 D. 14S2, sections 3-7 inclusive.
 Sections 2409-2413 (5S7-590), are re- written amended by Act of February IS, 1897, D. 14S2, sections SIP.
 Section 2414 is new and is codifed from Section l of the Act of March 1 1901, p. 179. Section of said Act is codifed and transferred to the Criminal Sections 2415-2422, inclusive. are ~un- AsiaIf Sections 2428-242s (59s-6oD are as amended by Act of October 3, 1903, p. Section 242S (6O3). is as amended by Act of October 8, 1903. D. 346 Section