Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-04-29
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/ Costs and disbursements shall b.
taxed and allowed in the first instanc.
py the clerk Of the court upon tws
days notice by either party and in,
serted in the entry of Judgment The
/ disbursements shall be In detail and
4 Ferlfed by the affidavit of the party
or his attorney, which shall be filed
I Inc party objecting to any item oil
tcosts, snail specify In writing the
ground OF objection and the same shall
i be heard on appeal to the court. aftel
action thereon by the clerk, and shall
De determined upon the objection sc
made. and none ether.
| Sec. s. That section ten tIo} of chap.
ter ss. of the special laws of Mime
sofa Tor the year 1881, be amended SC
as to read when amended as follows
I Sec. 10. Any creditor desiring tc
proceed by attachment In said court
may. at the time of commencing the
action. or thereafter at any time while
the action is pending. and before the
entry OF judgment, by himself, his
agent or attorney. make and file ar
affidavit as required by law In an ap-
;piication for a writ of attachment in
a justice court, and cause a bond TIC
be nled with one or more sureties tc
De approved by the court or clerk and
similar to tie bond required in like
applications in a Justice court, ex-
cept the limit of liability therein shall
not exceed the sum of two hundred
and fifty t250) dollars. Upon filing oil
hond and the approval of the same
the said clerk or judge shall issue
the writ
The service of the writ and the
subsequent proceedings Hereunder
snail be as near as may be, be similar
to the service of such writs and pro-
ceedings in district courts, except that
writs Of attachments to be vacated
must be under the provisions of laws
relating to Justice courts of the state
| Whenever on the return of the writ
OF attachment, the return of the Of
ftcer shall show that personal property
OF the defendant has been attached by
virtue thereof and that the defendant
cannot be found within the territorial
jurisdiction of said court. and the
plaintiff. his agent or attorney shall
make and file an affidavit to the ef-
feet that the defendant Is a resi-
dent of this state. but that he re-
sides outside of the territorial juris-
| diction of the court, naming the place
thereupon the Judge Of said court upon
the motion of the plaintiff or attorney
shall make an order reciting the facts
and direct the summons and a copy of
such order. with a copy OF the writ
to be served on the defendant at any
place he may be found within the
state.
The summons and copy of the or
der and copy of the writ may be
served upon the defendant at any place
out of the territorial jurisdiction of
the court by an officer or Indifferent
person.
Sec. 6, That section fourteen d4) OF
chapter fifty-nine (s9 OF the special
laws Of Minnesota for the year 1891,
be amended so as to read when
amended IS follows:
Sec II. Jurors OF said Municipal
Court shall be provided and drawn
in the manner following, to-wit: the
city Council and clerk shall at its
first meeting in the months Of April,
August and December of each year
select and designate fifty t5oD electors
of said city as Jurors Of said NUM-
cipal Court to serve therein when
drawn and required. during the sue
ceeding four months and until their
successors are drawn. certified and
designated. and the city clerk shall
certify the names so drawn to he
clerk of said court who shall there
upon write said names on separate
ballots or slips and place the same in
box kept for that purpose and when
ever jury Is demanded by either par
~ to an action in said court, the judge
or his clerk ehall draw, by ballot eigh-
teen names from the box and make
a list of the same. Each party may
thereupon strike out three names.
In case OF refusal or neglect of either
party to so strike out such names. the
Judge or clerk shall do SO. Upon such
being stricken out venire shall be
issued and directed as other process
issued out of said court, requiring
such officers to summon twelve men
whose names remain on such lists to
appear before the court at the time
and place named therein as jury for
the trial of such action; provided that
upon the consent of both parties en-
tered upon the minutes, a jury OF six
may be ordered, and in such cases,
twelve names shall be drawn from the
box and list made by the clerk. and
the parties may strike out three names
each, and said jury be selected, i'm
paneled and summoned as provided in
this section. The names of the jurors
whose names are stricken shall not be
placed in the box again, and the names
Of the persons who may serve on the
jury shall be kept apart from those
who have not served until all names
have been drawn from the box, when
they shall all be replaced and drawn
on other juries. The same rules that
obtain in the district courts of this
state as to the challenge Of jurors.
talismen, oath to jurors and the re-
speCtive functions OF the court ana
jury exceptions to the rulings OF the
court or Judge thereof and his charges
and refusal to charge shall apply to
this court.
When no other provision Is other
wise made in this act. said court Is
vested with all the powers which are
state and all laws Of a general ma
ture shall apply to said municipal
court as far as the same may be APP
plicable and not inconsistent with the
provisions Of this act
Jurors in said municipal court shall
be entitled to receive two ~ dollars
per day on the trial OF all civil &C
tons. The jury shall be demanded on
the call Of the calendar on the first
day of the term. II the jury Is not
demanded before the commencement
Of the trial of the action after the
case is set for trial the jury shall be
considered waived and the action shall
be tried by the court without a jury,
provided. that if a jury is demanded
an the call Of the calendar. the jury
may be waived by agreement of the
parties at any time before the Jury
is drawn.
Jurors in criminal cases shall be en-
titled to like fees as jurors in civil
actions, which fees shall attach as part
Of the costs of the case.
The party desiring a jury in any civil
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