CHATTELS, in all cases where chattels unlawfully taken, replevin proceedings available, CHEMIST, actions for penalties against, 894-825. See "PHARMACEUTICAL ACT.” CHEQUE, action by married woman against banker who has dishonoured her cheque, may be taken in execution, 603 CHILDREN, judge to decide whether young children can be witnesses, 461–462 of intestates may, in certain cases, apply to registrar of County Court for CHOSES IN ACTION, particulars of claim in action by assignment of, 285 provision in Judicature Act as to, ib. applies to County Courts, 155 proceedings to determine title of a plaintiff who sues as assignee of a chose assignment may be made under the Judicature Acts, 381-382 or in the mode formerly valid in equity, 382 possible difficulty imposed on persons accountable for the chose in provisions to meet this, ib. (I.) Proceedings where the liability to account, and the form of interpleader summons, ib. (II.) If liability to account for chose in action be not dis- form and service of interpleader under O. XXI. r. 10, ib. (III.) Hearing of interpleader dispute as to validity of as- form of judgment, ib. costs, 384 judgment where plaintiff assignee of chose in action, 485 form of, ib. assignee of bankrupt's chose in action may sue or defend in his own name, debt due in respect of sale of, when not recoverable in County Court, 156, CINQUE PORTS, transfer to, of Admiralty actions pending in County Court, 748 CIRCUITS, as to distribution of districts into, 16 number of, 16, 17 Part I. ends with p. 733. CITY OF LONDON COURT. See "SHERIFFS' COURT." made the County Court for City of London, 17 when given same jurisdiction as a metropolitan County Court, 18 how accomplished, 19, 20 peculiar rights and privileges of judge of City of London Court, 20 judge of City Court can sit in parliament, 60 reason of this, 60 treasury instructions as to fees in, 95, 96 protection of officers of City of London Court from vexatious proceed enactment governing prohibition to, 163, n. (i) where both plaintiff and defendant in the metropolis, plaints may be CLAIMS, equitable claims, 150 joinder of. See " JOINDER OF CAUSES OF ACTION." inquiry as to debts or claims, 515-518. See "SPECIAL JUDGMENT." CLEAR DAYS, meaning of expression in "County Court Rules, 1875," 32 provision in Judicature Act as to damages by, 155 claims for damage by, 756-757 jurisdiction of County Courts as to, ib. claims for damage to ship whether caused by collision or otherwise, 757 COMMISSION, appointment of, for examination of witnesses in probate action who are application for, in bankruptcy cases, 1319 Part I. ends with p. 733. COMMITMENT of judgment debtor to prison, 623-629 (a.) Committals for non-compliance with judgments or orders for jurisdiction to imprison for non-payment of judgment debt, 623- 624 proceedings under "The Debtor's Act, 1869," ib. when a committal can be made thereunder, 625 there is only one committal for the some debt or instalment, committal only obtained by judgment summons, 626 by whom judgment summons may be issued, ib. for what judgment debts it may be issued, 626-627 debts barred by bankruptcy, ib. judgments more than six years old, ib. out of what Court judgment summons issues, 627 out of Court for district in which debtor dwells, &c., ib. how judgment summons issued, ib. from Court in which judgment was recovered, 628 from Court other than that in which judgment was if judgment be one of another County Court, ib. when leave to issue summons requisite, 628-629 (2.) If judgment more than six years old, ib. when judgment summons returnable, 629-630 against absconding debtor, ib. effect of judgment summons on previous writ of execution, 630 service of judgment summons ib. in default of service, one other summons may be issued adjournment of hearing, ib. hearing of judgment summons, ib. non-appearance at hearing of judgment creditor, ib. or of judgment debtor, 630-631 examination of witnesses, 631 what judgment creditor must prove, ib. inability to pay, ib. decision on judgment summons, 631-632 (1.) No order, 631 (2.) Order varying mode of payment, 632 form of order, ib. this order transfers all proceedings into Court making it, ib. (3.) Order of commitment, ib. form, ib. costs of judgment summons, 632 execution of order of commitment, ib. to what prison debtor sent, ib. how order of commitment superseded, 633-636 Part I. ends with p. 733. COMMITMENT-continued. (1.) By bankruptcy, 633-634 to whom payment may be made, 634—635 practice as to payment when order of committal payment out to creditor, 636 (b.) Committal for non-compliance with a judgment or order other COMMITTEE, jurisdiction to commit for breaches of orders, 636 in what cases commitment will be made, 636--637 for breach of orders for delivering up of land or goods, ib. for breaches of orders to pay over money received in a pecu- by and against whom orders of commitment obtained, ib. service of original order and notice requiring obedience, ib. service thereof, ib. proceedings in case of disobedience, ib. in case of goods or land possession will be enforced, ib. resistance to bailiff a contempt, ib. in other cases, summons to appear and answer contempt issued, ib. form of summons, ib. hearing of application to commit, ib. form of order of commitment, 638 warrant to bailiff, ib. form of, 639 discharge from custody, ib. notice of application for discharge, ib. hearing of application, ib. form of discharge, ib. persons of unsound mind sue and defend by, 226-227. See "INSANE service of summons upon, 292 COMMITTEE OF INSPECTION, appointment of, 1346 statutory directions as to, 1346-1348 powers which trustee may exercise with sanction of, 1370-1371 what number required to form a quorum, 1348 COMMON LAW PROCEDURE ACTS. See "COMMON LAW PROCEDURE certain powers under, given to County Courts, 26 power to extend "Common Law Procedure Act, 1854," to certain Courts, extension in part to County Courts, by Order in Conncil, 27 28 extension, in part, to County Courts by Order in Council, 28 Part I. ends with p. 733. COMMON LAW PROCEDURE ACTS-continued. garnishee sections of "The Common Law Procedure Acts, 1854 and 1860," See provisions of "Common Law Procedure Acts, 1852 and 1854," generally "COMMON LAW PROCEDURE ACT, 1852," if defendant in ejectment a tenant, he must give his landlord notice of "COMMON LAW PROCEDURE ACT, 1854," power to extend Act to other Courts, 26 deponent objecting to an oath can affirm, 353-354 consequences of wilfully and corruptly affirming, 461 provisions as to interrogatories, 394-395, 402-403- how far party can discredit his own witness, 463 witness may express his opinion as to character of handwriting, 464 witness may be cross-examined as to his previous written statements with- attesting witness need not be called to prove document which need not be provisions in, as to attachment of debts, 641, 651, 652, 653. See provisions as to equitable defences, 323-324 "COMMON LAW PROCEDURE ACT, 1860," short title of Act, ib. provisions in, as to attachment of debts, 649-650 provisions of 19 & 20 Vict. c. 108 to extend to all cases of replevin, 725 provisions of, applicable to winding-up proceedings in the County Court, jurisdiction of High Court to transfer winding-up proceedings to a County jurisdiction and proceedings in the County Court for taking evidence COMPANY, actions by and against company in process of being wound up, 230 winding-up of, may be transferred to County Court from High Court, power of County Court to take evidence when winding-up of company may present bankruptcy petition, 1286-1288 cannot be petitioned against in bankruptcy, 1288 COMPOSITION may be accepted by trustee in bankruptcy, with sanction of creditors, by arrangement, 1425 nature of, ib. proceedings for, down to and inclusive of first meeting, 1425-1435 COMPTROLLER IN BANKRUPTCY, appointment and remuneration of, 1273 Part I. ends with p. 733. |