The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-07
Continued from Yegterdayo
Judiciary.

Chapter 3s-Increasing the salary of the clerks of the reporter of judi -ciaI decisions. to $$2,OOO. a year. Chapter 70-That widowers may de- fend actions for equitable relief 1n cases arising out of administration of deceased wife's estate.
 Chapter 56-Any municipal corpor- ation having the right to purchase real estate for its municipal purposes which has, in accordance with its charter, voted to purchase the same, shall have power to take such real es- tate, within the corporate limits of such municipal corporation, and II such municipal corporation cannot agree with any owner upon the 1 amount to be paid for any real estate thus taken, it may proceed In the manner provided by sections 4,1o6, t4107 and 4,108 of the general statutes concerning the condemnation of land 1 for the site of county buildings. l Chapter That Justices of the peace elected at the November, 1912, 1 election and who failed to take the 1 scribed by law may take such oath on | or before June 1, 1913.
 Chapter 10o-Concerning the salar- 1 ies of clerks of the superior court The l clerks of such courts are hereby au- 1 thorized to retain such portion of the 1 fees receivable for declarations of in | tention and for naturalization of aliens | as are now payable to such clerks for such services under the provisions Of the United States statutes. Chapter 164 of the public acts of 1911 is re- pealed-
 Chapter 1o1-Every mining or oil l corporation which has received 1 certificate from the commissioner on l thrizing such company to sell its 1 shares or certificates of stock in this 1 state, shall, or before September
 30, in each year, file with said com | -s-I,1 11xy
 him a statement of it's assets and lta- z t-bilities, and such other information as z may be required by said commissioner,
 as of June 30 preceding. Said state ment shall be subscribed and sworn to by the president, secretary and
 treasurer of such mining or oil cor poration before a notary public, and shall be accompanied by certificate
 from a certified public accountant as 2 to the truth of the facts contained Il therein.
 Chapter se-section L. The attor- U ney-generaI may, upon such terms as he may prescribe, remit, either wholly or in part any forfeiture heretofore : incurred and unpaid, or that may 1 here after be incurred, by reason of . the failure of any corporation to file a 1 an annual report under the provisions s | of section th1rty-seven of chapter 194 V of the public acts of 1903 and amend ', ments thereof, when, in his opinion,
 
 lection thereof, provided no forfeiture e shall be collected from any corpora
 tion which has neglected to return its l report to the commission or be- . fore the fifteenth day of September, .- 1912, for the year ending on the thir- s tieth day of June, 1912, as required
 by the provisions of section twenty r five of chapter 128 of the public acts
 of 1911.
 l. Section 2. Chapter 147 of the pub y lie acts of 1911 is repealed,
 Chapter 55-When the record title of real property is encum mbered by : any undischarged mortgage, and the
 mortgagor,- or those owning his in terest therein have been in undis- b turbed possession of such property for . at least seventeen years after the ex- H piration of the time limited in the mortgage for the full performance of
 the conditions thereof, and for seven
 teen years next preceding the com E nouncement of any action under this E act or when the promissory note or other written evidence of the fndebt- A edness secured by such mortgage is E payable on demand, seventeen years after the date of said pron1issory
 note or other written evidence of in \ debtedness. or when said note evi-
 dence of indebtedness is given, the \ rnortgagor the person or corpora k ton owning his interest in said prop \ erty may bring a petition to the su-
 
 which such n1ortgaged property is F situated, setting forth the facts and H claiming a judgme lent that the mort \ gage is involved as a lien against the \ real estate.
 Chapter 144-That judgments shall
 draw interest from the time they are K rendered in case of an appeal to the
 supreme court of errors and if the \ appeal is sustained.
 Chapter 146-Section 1. In all civil II fria hafOre ali \ party may examine each juror as to \ his qualifications to sit a juror in f such action, or as to his interest, if N any, in the subject-matter of the suit
 or as to his relations with the parties \ thereto; and if the judge before \ whom such examination is held shall
 be of the opinion from such exanfn-
 ation that any juror cannot render 8
 fair and impartial verdict, such juror
 shall be excused by the judge from
 any further service upon the panel
 or in such action, as said judge may
 determine.
 Section 2-An acts or parts of acts
 inconsistent herewith are hereby re- pea1ed.
 Chapter 12S=Any court, or judge ir vacation. authorized to issue supple N mental attachments, upon application N may cite in a new party or parties tc
 any action pending before such court
 or judge, and may include. in such ci-
 tation an order for supplemental at \ tachment against the property of suct
 party or parties so cited in, and in al E cases where an attachment of the body \ of any person may be had a supple. mental attachment may, in the dfscre.
 ton of the court or judge to whom
 such application is made, be issued
 against the body of any party so cited
 in.
 V Chapter 12O-Requiring that towr K treasurer's and tax collectors bonds
 shall be procured from surety com h pany in good standing and that the \ towns shall pay the premium.
 Chapter 132-No judge or deput, 1 judge shall appear as counsel in thu