18m 209 18m 211 3me 63 1jj 373 1jj 557 8b 237 8d 102 2jj 466 1jj 563 8m 123 1d 490 13m 118 1r 490 7jj 562 17m 42 1m8287 1jj 200 2b 427 10m 24 3d 22 13b 465 1jj 591 1jj 600 1jj 212 1jj 396 126 718 8d 3m 328 4 Copyright, 1891, by Frank Shep- 23 OF CASES AT LAW AND IN EQUITY, ARGUED AND DECIDED IN THE COURT OF APPEALS, HARVARD LAW SCHOOL LIBRARY. BY J. J. MARSHALL, REPORTER OF THE DECISIONS OF THE COURT OF APPEALS. VOLUME I. Containing the Cases Determined between the 15th January, and 20th June, 1829. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF KENTUCKY, To-WIT. BE IT REMEMBERED, That on the tenth day of May, Anno Domini, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-one, JOHN J. MARSHALL, of the said District, hath deposited in this office, the title of a book, the title of which is in the words following, to-wit: "Reports of cases at law and in equity, argued and decided in the Court of Appeals of the Commonwealth of Kentucky. By J. J. Marshall, Reporter of the decisions of the Court of Appeals. Volume I. Containing the cases determined between the 15th January, and the 20th June, 1829." The right whereof, he claims as author and proprietor, in conformity with an act of Congress, entitled "an act to amend the several acts, respecting copyrights." JOHN H. HANNA, Clerk of the District of Kentucky. (SEAL.) RULES OF PRACTICE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS OF KENTUCKY. Established by the Court at different periods, and in force on the 20th June, 1829. Extract from the statutes establishing the Court. "The Court of Appeals shall have power to direct the writs, summonses, process, forms and mode of proceedings, to be issued, observed, and pursued by the said Court of Appeals." 1 Litt. L. K. 104; 1 Dig. L. K. 381. Adopted Spring Term, 1810. 1. Motions may be made immediately after the orders of the preceding day are read, and the opinions of the court delivered in; but at no other time, unless in cases of necessity, or in relation to a cause when called in course. 2. They are to be made by the attorneys in the following order: First, by the attorney general; next, by the eldest practitioner at the bar, and so on, in regular succession, to the youngest. But no attorney to make a second motion, until each has had an opportunity of making his motion. 3. Affidavits must be used, when a motion is bottomed upon a matter of fact, which, according to the practice of the court, should be sworn to. SUPERSEDEAS. 4. No supersedeas will be granted, unless the transcript of the record, on which the application is made, be complete, and so certified by the clerk. 5. When a writ of error shall have been made a supersedeas, the clerk shall issue a certificate, in substance as follows: KENTUCKY, SCT. Clerk's Office of the Court of Appeals. I do hereby certify, that a writ of error hath issued from this office, for the reversal of a judgment obtained by A, against B, in the court of a certain action of -,at their which writ of error is to operate as a supersedeas, and as such, is to he obeyed. Given un der my hand, this day of Which certificate shall have the same effect, as if a regular supersedeas had issued. |