Nature of, and when allowed to be filed, 498. Proceedings in a bill of discovery, 499.
When demurrable, 500. Upon what affidavit obtained, 501. And under what cir-
cumstances, 502. How commission obtained and executed, 502. A bill of discovery
is never dismissed for want of prosecution, 503. But the defendant after answer
moves for costs, 504. Answer to, when evidence, 504. Amendment of a bill of dis-
covery, 505. Depositions how used at law, 506. Commission for examination of
witnesses under 1 Will. 4, c. 22,-506.
In what manner suits abate, 511. Partial abatement, 512. Abatement by death of
plaintiff or defendant, 512. By marriage, 513. By bankruptcy or insolvency, 514.
Effect of abatement, 514. Abatement occasioned by death of defendant, 516. Effect
of bankruptcy, 516. Of marriage, 516. Who is entitled to revive, 517. Revivor for
costs, 518. Bill of revivor, 519. Order to revive, 520. Proceedings after abate-
ment, 523. To prevent suit being revived, 524. Effect of abatement, 524. Supple-
mental bill, 525. Object of, 526. How prepared and framed and parties to, 527.
Proceedings upon, 528. Supplemental bill, to what extent dispensed with by the
effect of the new orders, 528.
Where a bill of foreclosure may be filed, 530. Parties to, 531. Receiver where
appointed in, 531. Injunction when granted in, 531. Decree in, 532. Decree in
suit by first mortgagee against second mortgagee and mortgagor, 533. By second
mortgagee against mortgagor, and first and third mortgagees, 534. If mortgagee
in possession, 535. Priority of incumbrancers, 536. Decree in, against an infant
or married woman, 537. Proceedings under decree, 538. Taking account between
mortgagor and mortgagee, 539. How foreclosure made absolute, 540. Enlarging
the time for paying mortgage money, 540. How subsequent interest computed, 541.
Remedies of mortgagee after foreclosure, 541. Reference under statute, 543.
What is scandalous or impertinent, 567. Who may obtain reference for, 569. Within
what time, 569. Reference for, how waived, 569. In what manner interrogatories
and depositions are referred for, 570. Order to refer, 572. Proceedings upon, and
Master's report, 573. Proceedings in Master's office how referred, 574. Exceptions
to Master's report, 574.
Nature of, and when granted, 586. In what cases injunction granted, 587. Injunction
to restrain the Bank from making a transfer, 590. Injunction after a judgment at
law, 591. To stay process upon an award, 592. Special injunction, at what stages
of a suit granted, 593. When obtained exparte, and when on notice, 594. Affidavits
in support of motion for, 595. To what extent affidavits are allowed to be read after
answer, 596. Notice of injunction, 598. Injunction how obtained and served, 598.
Effect of injunction, 599. Dissolving the special injunction, 600. The common
injunction to stay proceedings at law, 601. For want of appearance, 602. For want
of answer, 603. After plea, answer, or demurrer, 603. For want of appearance or
answer where a defendant is a plaintiff at law and is abroad, 605. Under special
circumstances, 607. Effect of the common injunction and breach of, 611. To ex-
tend common injunction to stay trial, 611. To dissolve the common injunction, 614.
To show cause against dissolving injunction, 616. By filing exceptions for insuffi-
ciency, 618. Or for impertinence, 620. To show cause on the merits, 621. Reviv-
ing injunction, 622. Breach of an injunction, 623. Effect of the amendment of a
bill and other proceedings on the common injunctions, 624.
Effect of appointment of, 628. In what cases a receiver is appointed, 629. And in
what manner, 631. Order for appointment of, 632. Proceedings under the order,
633. Report approving, 634. Sureties' affidavit, 634. Recognizance, 634. Report
appointing, 635. To compel tenants to attorn, 636. Consignee, 637. Duties of a
receiver, 637. As to passing his account, 637. Bringing actions, 638. Distraining
and leasing, 639. Repairing, 640. Possession of receiver not to be disturbed, 640.
Passing a receiver's account, 641. In what manner a receiver pays in his balance,
643. Liability of receiver on failure of his banker, 644. To compel receiver to bring
in and pass his accounts, 645. To pay in his balance, 646. Apportionment of rent
between representatives of tenant for life and those in remainder, 649. To vacate a
recognizance, 652.
Sometimes without a suit, or even a reference, 653. Appointment of guardian, 653.
Removal of infant from the control of a parent, 654. Maintenance, 654. Allowance
of, to a father, 655. To a mother married again, 655. Past maintenance, 655.
Where maintenance allowed without suit, 656. Where maintenance allowed out of
the interest of a legacy, 657. Reference for appointment of guardian and allowance
of maintenance, 658. Master's report upon such reference, 660. Application for
increased maintenance, 661.
PRODUCING AND LEAVING BOOKS, PAPERS, &c., IN THE
HANDS OF THE CLERK IN COURT,
Motion for production, 661. Order for, 662.
to enable a defendant to answer a bill, 665.
deposit made and inspection conducted, 665.
Where production ordered, 662. Where
How production is enforced, 665. How
PAYMENT OF MONEY AND TRANSFER OF STOCK INTO
Generally ordered upon admission in the answer, but sometimes before answer upon affidavit, 667. Against an executor, 667. Motion for payment of money into court, 668. Or for transfer of stock, 669. To enforce payment of money into court, 669. When money paid out on motion, 670. How paid into court, 670.
WHERE MONEY IS ORDERED TO BE PAID TO A MARRIED
WOMAN, OR SHE IS ORDERED TO EXECUTE A DEED,. 671-676 To what amount paid without order, 671. Petition by married woman, and manner of taking her examination in court, 672. In what cases consent allowed, 673. In what manner examination taken if married woman resides twenty miles from Lon. don, 673. Commissioners' return, 674. Proceedings upon, 675. Where necessary for married woman to execute a deed, 675.
676-712 Origin of, 676. Summary jurisdiction of Court over, 677. Peculiar relationship of Solicitor with his client, 677. Remedy for neglect of, 679. What sufficient to authorise a Solicitor to institute a suit, 679. Articled clerks, 679. Admission of a solicitor, 681. Examination previous to, 681. Regulations touching examination, 683. Questions as to due service to be answered by the clerk, 685. Questions by the attorney or solicitor, 686. Attorneys of other Courts not allowed to practice in Chancery, unless admitted there, 689. Remedies by a Solicitor to recover his costs, 691. Solicitor's lien on papers and on a fund recovered for his costs, 692. Taxation by client of his solicitor's bill of costs, 697. Order to tax a Solicitor's bill, 700. To compel a solicitor to deliver his bill, 704. Taxation of bill, 704. Costs of taxation, 705. To enforce payment of a bill of costs, 70S. Taxation of an agent's bill, 711. Lien of agent, 712.
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