The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-11

decision made By him or By any court OF
! Der: tn. testimony IN nm" ssui,s case. shsii
,nd, except q herein otherwis. provided:
to alter and regulate the Jurisdiction and
RsSceed,ns: In law and in equity that II
Abstract.-By this section a. amended
or Justice sitting IN the sppellass division
which he was 81 the tims 4. sitting mem.
same Ssni : r: ssssns'S as e tn ;na spOsaI' II. 't prohi sne
s ssn,. u the one case being equally appli-
section To !. The osnei.i terms. OF. the
Justices Of the supreme court shall be four:
dscn year. from and Including the nrst
VIZ When % . ! 1.ssacy : %sai o ss.sr o ,Ss!r %i!se ,Ssn
sics o. the supreme court the same shall
erai election. happening not less than three
months after such vacancy occur:; and.
until the vacancy shall be 90 nlled, the gov;
sion. Or IL not in session the governOr. may
s 81 iG son.i xsS:r Sn.,, 's nd s' lRnaiSdass ,h sh is.s
which the vacancy shall be niisd.
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the Sovernos En- the tweaty.Arst dsy cf
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Il s!'s s;sii sss sss e rsi :s's r. : *, i:e. scssls SSSs
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iHw i esS ale: : :S.i, IN: .. s'y 4. p r:ess, 81
81 .ssy Other. time. enssi any law pre-:
s ss..s.as; r e *: ssu: + q n:sprpss.is., 81, .Spt s,T'.
court O. county courts. unless the judge:
:..S ss's iii. : s:.s;'ss sa,.s to .s =nA: s.- az
Ht.:s sSs :Ssps!o: 81 sSs ,c,,n practice
lion. the. power 4. ssissr md ssnesd ..ch
ps:s.,: enc rs :. .: :ssi, '; vest =. :sa '% .s%.,n s'i !"
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ICES q tie. es.rs q .ppssl:. Tie supreme
'sture h provide.
remedy the existing evils of the civil prac-
" ~ II CVuEtS VI INV ttatS. tbu-
templates the adoption by tho Legislature
OF a short practice act and u body. OF
q the practice now re.SIa,ed by the code
Of civti procedure. Under the present pro-
cedure the practice II regulated by rigid
statutory rules which encourage controver-
sizes over mere matters Of procedure. II
the provisions Of thu, section are carried
by flexible court rules which will tend to
remove all disputes over matters Of prac-
A0mlntltrattOn of fnqftaa lnnu thu anlTtS
practice act and rules referred to in the
OF statutory constellation which has been
engaged upon the task for over ten years,
two. years being chieiy conan.d to the
civil procedure In the courts, This hoard
con.oi.dated the g@.ner.i statute. o, tn.
the special. private and local statutes OF
the state a. well as that Of the general
three volumes which IL referred 10 In this
section u now before the legislature and
Is being examined by n Joint committee
various bar associations OF the state. This
will come before the legislature for
action at its next session.
section =. The court Of claim. Il. con-
: :"Ss" e: saS s" II IL ss SSs.' js :. sssH nS~ u
ONCE. who shsll hold theft ofnees until
md . iss'' :asss.. %s ' sso . ,s:Et e .sp :ss%:i
saa cos:sai q y. &c and who :S:ii
Judges d the cosss d ciaims By pern,s.
tent .. z, s''s ~ x : 81. X: .I al: me-;
Judges hesetotore appointed shall continue
.s '; sS.s.s .n:'' n iss s Ss: ss' .s q .= ..:pSs,.,s.
mined pur.usni to law The court shall
and SUCH cosP, ' .1snssrs cS " s"d s,t S.sss
ant. - the 'eGi.leture may provide. The
thcir present co%pe".stien "nd , az
;n:;.dV Is + nov The ss.: cSsrs s HI s ssS .. ,nc
additional jurisdiction. TO hear and deter.
mns ci:!ms sS.ln., the state or between
may .~sper.teiy tate icstimony IN relation
,scrpi By " m~Jority OF she " wnoi Se r %a%r
The court may establish rules TO govern
ts own procedure
to the provisions Of the consti.
tuition. ~ are the other courts enumerated
therein. The recent changes In this body
Tor political purposes by the legislature has
prompted the convention to establish the
,ourt as u constitutional tribunal 50 as
The language o, the provision
a,inx to III. court. weep, tha, ih" n i.si-.
.ature may confer upon the court the
10 determine "onhic,inE claims be
49, "hich ~
10 g.. The superior cosirt of the ct,y Of
Tor tho eisy and county Of S S"%n' York. ' sSs
superior court OF Buffalo. and the city
'9nrt - BROOKLYN. are abolished from and
ifter the. nrst day OF January, one thou
and eight hundred and ninsty-six. and
the seals. records. papers and
Jerks of the several counties in whicS
,1oe. sSan;s n then eI psna nna n al . "St1on sos and
'or hearing and d.tsrmina,ion:, The
lay, Of January: one thousand eight hun.
ired and ninety-six. shall, for the re-
elected or appointed. be justices Of the
court. but they shall sit only
n the counties In which they. were elected
paid by the said counties respectively. and
hail be TIE same az the salaries % the
Iidine In the sarn me counties, Their sue
'essors shall be elected as Justices of the
iiInrf" alst sHSt! i Sy When ssf s%le snsy rs si seS 81;
'eside.
Ths jurisdiction now exercised by the
'ested IN the supren court. Appeals
rom inferior and loea. 'ourts now heard
n the court OF common pleas for the city
curt OF Buffalo. shall be heard in the
court In such manner and nv
In the respecti,a department.,
include New York AZ / Buffalo shall
lirect. unless otherwise provided by the
Abstract.-This section is eliminated as
icing now obsolete.
nd ,erminer are abolished from and after
he last day OF December, one thousand
arisdlction shall ,hereupon be vested in
he supreme court. and all actions and pro-
ssdinE. then pending In such conrts shan
earring and determination Any tustice