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An Act regulating judicial proceedings. 1824 266 (1824)

handle is hein.slavery/ssactsfl0039 and id is 1 raw text is: 266 AN ACT Regulating judicial proceeding . Be it enacted by the Governor and Legislative Coun, cilo/ the Territory of Florida. That all process shall Process, run in the name and by the authority of the rerrito- ry of Florida, and all indictments shall conclude a- gainst the peace and dignity of the same. Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That there shall be no other than special bail in any action whatsoever; Bail. and the said bail shall endorse upon the writ I or we agree to be special bail for the within defendant, which shall be required and attested by the officer serving the process. Sec. 3. rAnd be it further enacted, That in all cases Plainti' give the plaintiff shall give a memorandum to the clerk memorandu what species of action he is desirous to bring, and it to clerk. shall be the duty of the clerk to endorse the same on the back of the writ, that the officer executing said 'rit may know whether bail is demandable or not. Sec. 4. rAnd be it further enacted, That all writs of capias, issued out of the superior or county courts Writs when re- In this Territory, shall be made returnable to the turned. county in which the defendant resides, and the de- fendant shall not be held to bail nor shall the cause be tried in any other county, unless for good cause the venue shall be changed by the said superior or county courts. Sec. 5. .4nd be it further enacted, That no attor- ney or counsellor at law, sheriff, coroner, or under sheriff, or other person concerned in the execution Officersofeout of process, shall be permitted to become bail in any civil not to be bail. case, nor in any criminal case withcut obtaining leave from the court. Sec. 6. rAnd be it further enacted, That wlhen any judge shall not attend on the first day of any term, the court shall stand adjourned from day to day until Judge notat. twelve o'clock on the fourth (lay, and it shall be the tending. duty of the clerk at that time to continue all causes until the regular term. Sec. 7. And be it further enacted, That all original, mnesne, and final process, shal be issued by the clerk and beat- teste by the clerk's issuing, it respectively. Sec. 8. 4nd be it further enacted, That all actions Clerk to isst founded on a judgment, bond, bill of exchange, pro. process. missory note) gr writing obligatory for the ponment

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