1033. Filing of and affidavit to bill of costs.

SECTION 1029. Continuance, costs may be imposed as condition of..............

1030. Costs when a tender is made before suit brought....................

1031. Costs in action by or against an administrator, etc..

1032. Costs in a review other than by appeal.

...........

786

786

786

........

787

787

1034. Costs on appeal, how claimed and recovered..............

1035. Interest and costs must be included by the Clerk in the judg-

ment.........

788

788

1036. When plaintiff is a non-resident or foreign corporation, de-

fendant may require security for costs.........

789

1037. If such security be not given, the action may be dismissed..... 790

1038. Costs when State is a party.....

790

1046. Papers without the title of the action, or with defective title,

1047. Successive actions on the same contract, etc..........

791

1048. Consolidation of several actions into one.........

791

1049. Actions, when deemed pending ..

792

1050. Actions to determine adverse claims and by sureties.............................

792

1051. Testimony, when to be taken by the Clerk.........

792

1052. The Clerk must keep a register of actions.................

1053. Two of three referees, etc., may do any act.

792

792

1054. The time within which an act is to be done may be extended...

1055. Actions against a Sheriff for official acts.........

792

793

1056. Actions may be prosecuted in the Spanish language in certain

counties.......

793

1057. Undertakings mentioned in this Code, requisites of............

1058. People of State not required to give bonds when State is a party 794

793

THE

CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE

OF THE

STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

IN FOUR PARTS.

1-VOL. I.

THE

Code of Civil Procedure

OF THE

STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

AN ACT

TO ESTABLISH A CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE.

The People of the State of California, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows:

TITLE OF ACT.

SECTION 1. Title and division of this volume.

Title and

division

1. This Act shall be known as THE CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE OF CALIFORNIA, and is divided into Four of this Parts, as follows:

PART I. OF COURTS OF JUSTICE.

II. OF CIVIL ACTIONS.

III. OF SPECIAL PROCEEDINGS OF A CIVIL NA

TURE.

IV. OF EVIDENCE.

volume.