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presence it was so paid? Was any memorandum of receipt given for the sum of money so alleged to be paid for the bill? If so, to whom, and in whose control or possession is such receipt?

To prove that the Bill was made while under the Influence of Liquor.

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When, where, and in whose presence did the same name as making the said bill of exchange in the declaration mentioned? Was it not after dinner, and was not the said then intoxicated and incapable of exercising a proper judgment as to what he was doing, orwas he in any, and what degree, under the influence of liquor? What conversation passed, upon the subject of the bill, between the parties present at the time when the bill was drawn and signed, and to whom was it given, and by whom?

To prove the finding of Old Deeds, Surveys, &c.

Look upon the deeds, papers, or writings produced, &c. Were, or was not the same, or any or either, and which of them, at or about any and what time or times found, and by whom, and on what occasion, in the custody of any and what person or persons, amongst any deeds or writings relating to any and what, and whose estate; where, and in whose custody have or hath the same, or any or either, and which of them, been, from time to time, for any and how long time, kept, whether, amongst the deeds or writings relating to any and what estate, or how otherwise?

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short title of "The Common Law Procedure Act, 1854"
enactments in ss. 19 to 32, to apply to every Court of
Civil Judicature in England and Ireland
provisions relating to Superior Courts, to apply to Courts 100

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of Common Pleas at Lancaster and Court of Pleas at
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provisions as to Masters of Superior Courts, to apply to

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provisions may be extended by proclamation to any
Court of Record in England

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for mandamus to enforce performance of duties
on lost instrument, loss not to be set up provided an
indemnity be given

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for detention of chattels, court may order specifically
meaning of word in the act

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AFFIDAVIT-continued.

answer on affidavit to written interrogatories

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AGREEMENT,

in writing or submission to refer may be made a rule of
court, unless contrary intention appear

AMENDMENTS,

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power of courts and judges to amend defects and errors
APPEAL,

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in case of rules to enter a verdict or nonsuit upon point
reserved, whether refused, granted, discharged, or
absolute
in cases of motion for new trial on ground of judge's
ruling
Court of Error, Exchequer Chamber and the House of
Lords to be Courts of Appeal

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notice of appeal to be given to the opposite party and to
one of the masters within four days
notice of appeal, no stay of proceedings unless bail put
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rule nisi granted on appeal on ground of refusal of the

court below to grant rule, how disposed of

judgment of Court of Appeal

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costs of appeal, power of Court of Appeal, as to
Court of Queen's Bench to be Court of Appeal from the
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before trial, power of court or a judge to decide matters
of account in a summary manner, or to direct arbitra-
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decision or order of judge, award or certificate of referee
to be enforceable by same process as the finding of a
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in a country cause, the court or judge may refer the
matter to a judge of the County Court
where question of law or of fact arises before arbitrator,
the court or a judge may direct a special case or an
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power of court or judge to send back to arbitrator
application to set aside award, when to be made
award may be enforced by authority of a judge within
the period of setting same aside
where action commenced by one party after all have
agreed to refer, court or judge may stay proceedings
order may be discharged or varied

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on failure of parties or arbitrator, judge may appoint
single arbitrator or umpire
where arbitrator refuses, &c., to act, judge may appoint
where reference is to two arbitrators, and one party fail
to appoint, other party may appoint arbitrator to act
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two arbitrators may appoint umpire
award to be made in three months, unless parties, court,
or judge enlarge the time
enlargement of time for making the award
when time for making expired without enlargement,
umpire may proceed
rule to deliver possession of land pursuant to an award
to be enforced, as a judgment in ejectment
agreement or submission may be made a rule of court,
unless a contrary intention appears

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application to enforce or set aside an award must be
made to the court of which the submission has been
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costs of application for, in discretion of court or judge.

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