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TERMS OF THE COMMON PLEAS FOR THE YEARS
1854'55,

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ERRATA.

The NOTE to the 46th of the Supreme Court Rules should commence on the 288th instead

of the 289th page.

For ach, in 13th line from top on page 292, read to each.

MHOY WE

INTRODUCTION.

In the following sheets we have brought down the decisions and rules of the various courts to the close of the year 1853. The notes are supplementary to those already published, and, together with the second and third editions of VOORHIES' CODE, form a complete digest of all the decisions on the Code. To those who possess copies of the second or third edition of the notes previously published, this supplement will answer every purpose that could have been obtained by a new edition of the notes entire.

SUPPLEMENT

TO

VOORHIES' EDITION

OF THE

CODE OF PROCEDURE.

[The references are to the sections of the Code, and to the pages of Voorhies' 2d and 3d editions of the Code.]

§ 2, pp. 18, 19.

In Becker v. Hager, 8 Pr. R., 68, it was held that an application for an injunction is not an "ordinary proceeding" in an action.

§ 11, p. 23, n. 1.

The court of appeals has, since the abrogation, by laws of 1852, of subdivision 4 of section 11, which permitted an appeal to that court from an order granting a new trial, allowed appeals from orders granting new trials taken prior to the alteration of the law to be dismissed without costs. Gale v. Wells, 7 Pr. R., 191; Porter v. Jones, ib., 192.

§ 11, p. 23, n. 2.

By laws of 1853, cap. 421, p. 820, it is enacted, that "The court of appeals, or any judge thereof, in term or vacation, shall have power upon satisfactory proof that any final order or decree of the late court

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