CORRESPONDING SECTIONS. TABLE SHOWING IN WHAT PORTIONS OF THE CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDure the REPEALED SECTIONS OF THE CODE OF PROCEDURE ARE REPRESENTED. 13 First three sentences, relating to terms, abrogated (See L. 1870, ch. 203, § 1).. 196 16 Adjournment of court of appeals to other places than those designated by law... 197 17 Obsolete. See L. 1870, ch. 408, and amendatory acts. 18 Obsolete. See L. 1872, ch. 778, § 1; and L. 1875, ch. 167, § 1. 19 Obsolete. See L. 1870, ch. 408, § 6. 20 Partly abrogated by L. 1870, ch. 408, § 7, and amendatory acts 21 Obsolete. See the same statutes. 232 22 First sentence, relating to terms in 1848, temporary. Second sentence, relating to appointment of terms, obsolete. 23 Extraordinary general and special terms, and oyer and terminer. 24 First sentence, relating to places of holding terms 234 ..... 238 Second sentence, relating to rooms for superior court, etc.. 31 Third sentence, relating to adjournment of terms 34 Last sentence, relating to adjournment of special term, to chambers 239 25 Appointments of terms to be published.... 233 26 Judges not assigned may hold courts 285 27 First sentence, relating to supreme court justices' duties, out of court Last sentence, relating to transfer of proceedings, in first district. 235 26 28 Rooms, etc., for courts, how furnished 29 Partly temporary and partly obsolete. See L. 1870, ch. 467, § 1. 31 Sec. of New Code. 30 Subd. 1, and subd. 3-9, relating to jurisdiction of county court .... Third sentence, relating to publication of notice of appointment.. 32 Jurors for county courts, how drawn and summoned *33 So much as relates to mayors' and recorders' courts, omitted. So much as relates to N. Y. common pleas and superior courts.. 263, 269, *34 Appeals from marine and district courts to N. Y. common pleas, omitted. 35 Appointments of terms of superior city courts, New-York...... 36 Id.; by whom held 37 Omitted, as inconsistent with subsequent legislation. 340 350 348, 1340 342 355 356 357 275 280 281, 282 38 Hearing at general terms of superior city courts in New-York... 39 Criers in superior city courts in New-York city.. 281 291 40 Those courts, of whom to consist 287 41-43 Relating to election, etc., of N. Y. superior court JJ., obsolete, since 1855. 44 Relating to same subject. Replaced by subsequent laws, not revised. 45 Relating to judges' powers (provision as to salary not revised. See).. 267, 268 46 Terms of New-York superior court, by whom held 280-282 47, 48, 50 Omitted as temporary. Sec. 49 repealed, L. 1851, ch. 2. 77 Actions by the people or their grantees, within twenty years.... 364 365 366 367 81 Possession when presumed; when occupation deemed to be under legal title. 82 Occupation under written instrument or judgment, when deemed adverse.. 85 Possession under claim of title not written, defined ..... 86 Relation of landlord and tenant, as affecting adverse possession. 88 Effect of certain disabilities upon limitation of real actions 91 Enumerating the actions that may be brought within six years 99 First sentence, relating to commencement of action, for purpose of limitation.. 398 Last sentence, relating to attempt to commence action, for like purpose.. 100 Effect, upon statute of limitations, of defendant's absence from State. 101 Id., of certain disabilities..... 399 401 396 102 First sentence, relating to death of claimant before limitation expires... 105 Time of stay by injunction or statutory prohibition to be deducted 106 Disability, when available..... 406 408 107 Effect of two or more disabilities.. 108 Limitation of actions on bills or notes of moneyed corporations. 409 393 109 Id., against directors, etc., of moneyed corporations, etc... 394 110 Acknowledgment or new promise must be in writing ... 395 113 Executor or trustee may sue without joining party in interest. 449 114 When husband, etc., to be joined in actions by or against married woman.. 450 115 Infant to appear by guardian 472 116 Subd. 1, relating to guardian for infant plaintiff.. 470 Subd. 2, first half, relating to guardian for infant defendant. 471 Id., latter half, relating to infant defendants in partition, etc... 473 Last sentence, relating to infant defendants in other states, obsolete. 117 Who may be joined as plaintiffs... 446 119 Parties in interest to be joined; one or more suing or defending for all Second sentence, relating to continuance of action in such cases.... Last sentence, relating to interpleader .... 448 454 755 757 756 764 761 1376 1298 452 820 123 Certain actions to be tried where subject situated 126 First sentence, relating to trial in county named by plaintiff....... Second sentence, specifying cases in which place of trial to be changed 130 Summons, where complaint not served. Demand, etc. 134 Subd. 1, relating to service of summons on corporation.... Subd. 2-4, do., in other cases... 431, 432 426 135 First four sentences, regulating publication of summons. 435-440 Co. Proc., Sec. 135 Fifth sentence, allowing defence after judgment upon publication...... Sixth sentence, requiring filing of complaint, etc., in case of publication.... 136 Subd. 2 and 3, relating to conduct, etc., of action, where defendants sever- 137 Service by publication, when deemed complete. 138 Service of summons, how proved................ Sec. of New Code 445 442 451 456 441 434, 444 139 First sentence, giving jurisdiction on service of summons, etc. Second sentence, specifying effect of appearance. 416 424 140 Form of pleading abolished... 518 141 Complaint to be first pleading 142 All except last sentence, regulating contents of complaint.... Last sentence (stricken out in 1877); originally contained in 145 Grounds of demurrer to be specified.... 146 First clause, relating to proceedings where complaint is amended Final clause, relating to application for judgment 150 Introductory clause, and subd. 1 and 2, describing counterclaims.... 501 Last two sentences, allowing joinder of defences, etc.... 507 151 Demurrer as to some causes of action; answer as to others... 492 538 494, 514 516 154 When defendant may move for judgment upon an answer 155 Demurrer to reply... 156 First clause, requiring pleading to be subscribed... Final clause, relating to verifying pleadings..... 157 First four sentences, regulating mode of verification.. Last two sentences, relating to omission and effect of verification.. 160 First sentence, relating to irrelevant and redundant matter Last sentence, relating to indefinite, etc., allegations..... Second sentence, relating to pleading instrument for payment of money... 167 All except last sentence, permitting joinder of causes of action. 172 First sentence, permitting pleading to be amended of course 542 543 Last two sentences, relating to proceedings after decision of demurrer..... 497 Co. Proc., Sec. of Sec. New Code. 173 Amendments by the court...... 174 First clause, permitting court to enlarge time... Final clause, allowing relief in cases of surprise 175 Suing by fictitious name 176 First clause, requiring immaterial error to be disregarded Final clause, protecting judgments from reversal 177 Supplemental complaint, answer and reply... 178 First clause, prohibiting arrest otherwise than pursuant to statute Final clause, relating to former act, omitted. 179 Subd. 1-5, specifying grounds of arrest. Last sentence, restricting arrest of woman. 180 Order of arrest, by whom made. ...... 181 First sentence, requiring affidavit to procure arrest. Last sentence, regulating effect of chapter, obsolete. 182 First sentence, requiring security to procure arrest.. Last sentence, regulating form of undertaking 183 First sentence, relating to time of issuing order of arrest. Second sentence, specifying tenor of order of arrest 723 783 724 451 723 721 544 548 549, 550 553 551, 556 557 559 812 551, 558 561 Last sentence, first clause, prohibiting arrest after judgment 551, 558 Id., last clause, regulating time to vacate order, and to answer ...... 184 Affidavit and order of arrest to be delivered to sheriff, and copy to defendant. 185 First clause, prescribing mode of executing order of arrest. 563 Final clause, allowing sheriff to call in aid from the country. 104 186 Defendant to be discharged on bail or deposit.. 573 187 Bail, how given... 575 188 Introductory clause and last sentence, permitting surrender by bail. Subd. 1 and 2, prescribing mode of such surrender... 192 Delivery of undertaking to plaintiff; acceptance or rejection. 193 Notice of justification; new undertaking if other bail given 593 596 601 198 Payment of deposit into court 199 Substitution of bail for deposit 200 Money deposited, how disposed of 202 Proceedings on judgment against sheriff. 203 Bail liable to sheriff .... 204 Motion to vacate order of arrest, etc...... 205 Affidavits on such motion ..... 218 First sentence, relating to writ of injunction .. Second sentence, relating to granting, etc., injunction order. 219 Injunction, when granted 220 First sentence, relating to time of issuing injunction, etc.... Second sentence, requiring service of copy of affidavit with injunction..... 610 221 When notice required; temporary injunction..... 609 222 First sentence, relating to security upon injunction 620 |