b.
The Sections containing the proposed equitable jurisdiction and
the increased Common Law
Common Law Juris therefore struck out
diction were·
of the Draft; but they
at
if
carv
be posed time by a separate Ordinance The Secretary of State should
amy
think it desirable.
In the meanwhile it will
very simple
be observed that a
edo es
and inexpensive mode of trying
under $2,000 in the Supreme Con't, has been provided by the new Ordinance and is comprised within the space of four Sections only (40 to 1841). I will
proved to offer
7. 256
some remartes upon the various Provisions of the Ordinance.
Section 2 repeals Sections 16,
17, and 18 of the "Principal Ordinance " (by which term Ne%) of 1862 is referred
to throughent) and substitutes the amended Provisions which will be found in Sections & and 44. Section 44 is in accordance with the Law
which prevails
prevails in similar in England and by Section à
Suitor
may
be re
represented by
c as es
W
ant
Attorney although the amount of the claim be under $100.
Sections 3 and 4 aso inserted:
to remove
Darble which have I
to
hitherte repeatedly given rive