Milford chronicle., 1932-08-05

Court. He shall receive from the stat
| for his services a compensation Whic
shall be fixed from time to time by tn
said Court and paid monthly.
Section 20, The General Assembl
may by law give to any inferior court
by it established or to be established
or to one or more justices of the peace
jurisdiction of the criminal matter
following. that is to say: assaults ant
batteries, carrying concealed a deadl.
weapon, disturbing meetings held TO
the purpose of religious worship, nuis
ances, and such other misdemeanOrs a!
the General Assembly may from tim'
to time, with the concurrence of two
thirds of all the members elected tC
each House prescribe.
The General Assembly may by la
regulate this jurisdiction, and provide
that the proceedings shall be with OF
without indictment by grand jury. Oh
trial by petit jury, and may grant oil
deny the privilege of appeal to the
Court of General Sessions; provided,
however, that there shall be an appeal
to the Court of General Sessions in all
cases in which the sentence shall be
Imprisonment exceeding one month, ol
a fine exceeding one hundred dollars.
as hereinafter provided, such number
of persons to the office of Justice of
the Peace as shall be directed by law,
who shall be commissioned 1or four
years.
Section 30 Justices of the Peace
and the judges of such courts as the
General Assembly may establish pur-
suant to the provisions of Section l or
Section 2S of this Article shah be APP
pointed by the Governor, by and with
the consent of majority OF all the
members elected to the Senate, for
such terms as shall be fixed by this
Constitution or by law.
Section 81. The Registers of Wits
of the several counties shall respective
ly hold the Registers Court in each
county. Upon the litigation of cause
the dispositions of the witnesses ex-
amined shall be taken at large in writ
ing and make part of the proceedings
in the cause. This court may issue
process throughout the State. Appeals
may be taken from a Registers Court
to the Orphans Court. In cases where
a Register of Wills is interested IN
questions concerning the probate of
wills. the granting of letters of admin
istration, or executors or .,dminlstfd-
tors accounts the cognizanoe thereon
shall belong to the Orphans Court
Section 80. An executor or admins
traitor shall file every account with the
shall. as soon as conveniently may ne
examine the particulars win
the proofs thereof, i'm the presence OF
such executor or administrator, ana
shall adjust and settle the same ac-
cOrding to the right of the matter ana
the law of the land; which account so
settled shall remain i'm his office for IN
spection: and the executor or admins
traitor. shall within three months after
such settlement give notice IN WrltlnB
10 all persons entitled to shares OF the
estate, or to their guardians. respec-
lively, if residing within the State.
hat the account is lodged in the said
office for inspection.
Executions may be made by persons
to both sides of every such
account. either denying the justice OF
he allowances made to the accountant
)r alleging further charges against
him; and the exceptions shall be heard
n the Orphans Court for the county,
md thereupon the account shall be ad-
usted and settled according to the
light of the matter and the law OF the
and.
Section SS. The style in all process
md public acts shall be THE STATE
OF DELAWARE. Prosecutions shall
le carried on in the name of the State.
Section "a. The six State Judges IN
,fice at the time this amended Article
V of this Constitution becomes etec-
i've shall hold their respective offices
lntil the expiration of their terms re-
,pectively and shall receive the COM
,ensation provided by law. They shall
however be hereafter designated as fol-
Ows,-
The Chancellor shall continue to be
as Chancellor:
The Chief Justice shall hereafter be
designated as Presiding Judge of the
'ourt of General Sessions and of the
Orphans Court:
The Associate Judges shall hereafter
e designated as Associate Judges ,ot |
he Court of General Sessions and OF
he Orphans Court. -l 4
ppeals and proceedings depending, az
he time this amended Article ~ of |
his Constitution becomes effective. in
he Supreme Court as heretofore con- |
tituted shall be proceeded with in the !
upreme Court hereby established. and /
Il the books, records and papers OF
he said Supreme Court as heretofore ]
onstituted shall be the books records /
nd papers of~the Supreme Court here,
Y established.
All SUITS. proceedings and matters /
at the time this amended |
.rticle w of this Constitution becomes
ffective, i'm the former Superior Court.
nd all books, records and papers of
he said court shall be transferred to
he Court of General Sessions hereby
sta hliShed and the SAID SUITS, pro-
and matters shall be proceed
with to final judgment and deter
liantion in the said Court OF General
essions hereby established.
All indictments, proceedings and
latters of criminal nature depend T.
lg in the former Court of Genera.
essions and in the former Court of
yer and Terminer. at the time this
mended Article w of this Constitution
ecomes effective. and all books rec
rds and papers of said former Court
f General Sessions and former Court
T Oyer and Terminer shall be trans,
.rred to the Court of General Sessions
ereby established. and the said in
ctments. proceedings and matters de-
ending shall be proceeded with to final .
and determination in the said ,
curt of General Sessions hereby es- 4
Ihlshed I
The Court of Chancery is not affect Z
| by this amended Article w of this I
nd Coy. Speaker of the House
Henry Hazel. President of the Senate
pproved April %, 1881. C. D. Buck:
Governor. 1t
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