A CODE

OF

FEDERAL PROCEDURE.

(SUPERSEDING DESTY'S FEDERAL PROCEdure.)

EMBODYING ENACTMENTS OF CONGRESS, CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS
ESTABLISHED PRINCIPLES, AND COURT RULES, IN FORCE

DECEMBER 1, 1906, AND THE BANKRUPTCY ACT OF

1898, WITH AMENDMENTS AND ORDERS,

TOGETHER WITH A COLLECTION

OF FORMS AND PRECEDENTS.

COPYRIGHT, 1907,

BY

WALTER MALINS ROSE.

E. R. ANDREWS PRINTING Co., Rochester, N. Y.

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Trials on issues of fact and calendars.
Amendments.

12. Orders to plead.

13. Commissions for taking depositions.

14. Documentary proofs at law and in equity.

66 15. Motions for new trials.

6 16. Further hearings.

46 17. Bills of exceptions.

1. Attorneys and counsellors admitted by the Circuit Court in any district in this circuit shall be attorneys and counsellors within and for this district.

2. The court, or any judge thereof, may permit any attorney or counsellor of the Circuit Court of the United States in any other circuit, or of the Supreme Court, to be heard; but when no name of an attorney or