The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-03-24
AMENDMENTS OF RULES /, ,, 8, s
IL AND IA.


Rule l is amended so as to read a
follows:
I. ENTRY OF CASES ON CALEN
OAR
I. The clerk shall place upon TIT
calendar each case brought to or pend
biological order and forthwith give no
tice thereof to the parties.
-. If the necessary papers are no
filed in this court within twenty days
after the issuance of a writ of error
perfecting of an appeal or allowance
of a bill of exceptions or such further
time as may be allowed by this court
or a justice thereof the appeal may
be dismissed for want of prosecution
Failure of the stenographer to furnish
a transcript of the evidence shall not
excuse delay unless within ten days
after the filing of the decree, judg-
ment or verdict sought TO be set aside
the appellant shall have obtained from
the lower court or judge a direction
to the stenographer to prepare and
furnish the desired transcript in the
regular order of cases tried or in such
other order as the court or judge shall
toned on the appellants making a
deposit or giving security for the esti-
mated cost of the transcript
Section 1 of Rule is amended so as
to read as follows:
Il. Cases will be called for argu-
ment or trial in the order in which
they stand on the calendar except as
hereinafter provided or otherwise or
Il
ming on the first Monday of each
month during the term unless other
wise ordered
Sections 1, 2 and of Rule 8 are
amended SO as to read as follows:
Il. Within fifteen days after an ap-
peal case has been placed on the
calendar the appellant shall file a
printed or typewriter brief and two
copies thereof and a certificate of SER
vice of copy thereof upon the APP
pellee.
80. Within ten days after receipt of
a copy of the appellants brief the APP
pellee shall file a printed or type
written brief and two copies thereof
and certificate of service of a copy
thereof on the appellant.
SO. Within five days after receipt of
a copy of the appellee's brief the APP
pellant may file brief confined strict
~ to matter in reply to the appellee's
BRIEF
Rule is amended so as to read as
IS. APPEAL, ERROR AND EXCEP-
TIONS FROM CIRCUIT COURTS
AND CIRCUIT JUDGES.
81. On appeal, error or exceptions
from circuit court or circuit judge,
no original papers other than bills of
exceptions, transcripts of evidence and
shall be transmitted to this
court unless by order of the court or
a justice thereof. Original transcripts
and exhibits may be returned to the |
circuit court or judge upon the deter |
of the case in this court I'M |
ess otherwise ordered. Copies of |
papers shall be printed or typewriter I
md certified.
so. Bills of exceptions shall contain
)nly such papers and statements as
ire necessary for the disposition of
he questions of law raised by the ex-
,eptions. No papers shall be made a
oart thereof by reference unless
pecifcally named
Rule IL is amended so as to read as
ollows:
I'll. MANDATE.
whenever appropriate upon the de-
of a matter in this court
!, notice or mandate shall be issued to ,
he court below informing that court
f the proceedings in this court or !
Erecting further proceedings in that ;
curt as to law and justice may APP r
ertain. The notice or mandate may =
ssue at any time on the order of the f
curt or a justice thereof, but, I'M +
ess otherwise ordered by the court /
T a justice thereof, it shall issue as f
f course after ten days from the rem O
ition of Judgment" 1
Rule IA is amended so as to read as
blows:
IA. APPEALS FROM DISTRICT
COURTS.
District Magistrates in all cases in
hitch appeals have been taken and
from them to the Supreme
curt. shall forward without delay to
ne Clerk of the Supreme Court a GER
fcate of appeal, stating the nature
f the action, the decision made and /
ne points of law upon which the APP {
cal is taken; also, the summons or {
all vouchers and exhibits ]
led, Or certified copies thereof, and t
transcript of the testimony; also.
IL costs paid by either party to the
ction, with a clear and itemiZed I
tatement showing by whom, and the '
for which, each amount is 7
aid, keeping back nothing but statu-
Dry fees and mileage, and stating ex
licitly what is kept back.
By the Court,
GEORGE LUCAS,
Clerk.
Honolulu, T. H, March p, 1906.