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1823 27 (1823)

handle is hein.ssl/ssct0395 and id is 1 raw text is: MAY SESSION, 1823. CHAP. I. An Act in further addition to an Act for consti- tuting and regulating Courts, and for appoin- ting the times and places of holding the same. E it enacted by the Senate and House of RJpresen- Party entitle6 tatives, in General .lssemb/y convened, That when- to a writ ofer- ever final judgment is rendered in the Supcrior Court, ror may. filQ in any case in which a part), may be entithd to a writ of motion for re- error therein, to the Supreme Court of Errors, such ord to te su- party may, in the same term, and within twenty-four preme court of hours after final judgment, file his motion that the rec- errors. ord in such case may be transmitted to the next su- preme Court of Errors, which would have cognizance of a motion for a new trial in said case, and if, on such motion, the Superior Court shall be of opinion that the 8ame is not intended for delay, but that the questions arising on the record are such as entitles the party to a revision thereof, such Court may allow the motion, if the party moving shall give sufficient security, by re- Recognizance. cognizance, to the adverse party, to pay all damages, if he fail to prosecute the same to effect ; and thereupon a copy of the record shall be entered on file in the next Supreme Court of Errors, who shall proceed therein in the same manner as on a writ of error. Approved-May 31, 1823.

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