The figures refer to the numbers of the rules.

Bills-(Continued).

impertinence in. (See IMPERTINENT MATTER.)

scandalous. (See SCANDALOUS Matter.)

when amendable, of course, 28.

(See AMENDMENTS.)

when copy to be furnished, 28.

when copy of whole amended bill to be furnished, 28.
when amendable on motion, but without notice, 29.

when amendable only on notice, 29.

amending before answer or plea, 28.
amending after answer, 29, 46.

amending after replication, 29.

to be dismissed, if demurrer or plea is not set down for argument, 38.
amendable if demurrer or plea allowed, 35.

interrogatories in. (See INTErrogatories.)
nominal parties need not answer, unless, 54.
bill of revivor, when to be filed, 56.

supplemental bills, 57.

when allowed, 57.

(See REVIVOR.)

need not repeat origina. statements, 58.

(See SUPPLEMental PleadINGS.)

to what extent may be taken pro confesso, if no answer filed, after excep-
tions allowed, 64.

The figures refer to the numbers of the rules.

Commissions — (Continued).

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refusal to attend or testify before commissioners, 67.

to take testimony de bene esse, 67.

form of last interrogatory, 67.

to be issued on certificate of master, 67.

Contempt of Court.

refusal to attend before master, examiner or commissioner, 67, 78.

Costs.

of bills and answers, 25.

on determination of exceptions to scandalous or impertinent matter, 26.
amendment without, 28.

amendment upon payment of, 28, 29.

when granted on hearing of demurrer or plea, 34, 35.

if plaintiff requires answer from nominal party, 54.

when separate answers are filed, 62.

on exceptions to master's report, 84.

Counsel.

to sign every bill, 24.

certificate of, to be filed with plea or demurrer, 31.
Cross-bill.

not necessary to answer, before original bill is answered, 72.

Decree.

D.

when to be entered on default, 18, 19.

on what conditions set aside, 19.

for accounting of estates, what to contain, 73,

clerical errors, how corrected, 85.

not to recite pleadings, 86.

what to contain, 86.

on foreclosure, to provide for deficiency, 92.

Default.

practice on default in appearing, 18.

Defendants.

(See CESTUIS QUE TRUST, INCOMPetent Persons, Infants, PARTIES.)

to be named in introductory part of bill, 20.

in prayer for subpœna, 21.

nominal defendants,-.

(See NOMINAL PARTIES.)

service upon by publication, act of June 1, 1872, sec. 13.

omitted from bill when jurisdiction over not obtainable, 22, 47.
omitted when too numerous, 48.

stenographers employed by, expenses of, 67.

no power as to relevancy or competency of questions, 67.

duties if witnesses refuse to sign deposition, 67.

refusal to testify before, 67.

notice of examination to be given, 67.

time within which to take testimony, 67, 69.

Exceptions.

to scandalous and impertinent matter, 26, 27.
must be specific, 27.

to be determined, 26, 27.

to answers, for insufficiency, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65.
when to be filed, 61.

if filed, defendant may amend, 63.

plaintiff to set down for hearing, 63.

effect of failure, 63.

if allowed, bill may be taken pro confesso, 64.

plaintiff may require full answer, 64.

costs upon determination, 65.

Guardian ad Litem. (See INCOMPETENT PERSONS, INFANTS.)

need of guardianship to be stated in prayer for process, 23.
guardians ad litem for, 87.

Infancy.

(See PROCHEIN AMI.)

of defendants to be stated in prayer for process, 23.
guardians ad litem for, 87.

(See PROCHEIN AMI.)

Injunction. (See Restraining Order.)

to be specially asked for in bill, 21.

not necessary to repeat request in prayer for process, 23.

when granted, 55.

how long it continues, 55.

suspending or modifying on appeal, 93.

by what judge allowed, act of June 1, 1872, section 7,

The figures refer to the numbers of the rules.

Interlocutory Orders.

when and where made by judge, 3.

Interrogatories.

to be divided and numbered, 41.

foot note to specify which to be answered, 41.

office copy to contain what, 41.

words preceding the interrogatories, 43.

what interrogatories need not be answered, 44.
commission upon, 67.

cross-interrogatories, notice to file, to be given, 67.
form of last interrogatory, 71.

master at liberty to examine upon, 81.

parties not within may be omitted, 22, 47.

to what extent obtained by service by publication, act of June 1, 1872, sec-

tion 13.

M.

Masters in Chancery. (See References, Reports.)

references to, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84,

powers of, on reference, 77, 78, 81.

accountings before, form, 79.

right on reference to use all documents, 80.

circuit courts may appoint standing masters, 82.

compensation of, how enforced, 82.

Motions. (See INTERLOCUTORY Orders, Orders, Rules.)
courts always open for making interlocutory, I.
grantable of course, when entertained by clerk, 2.
to be entered in order book, 4.

what are grantable of course, 5.

power of judge to rescind or suspend, 5.

not grantable of course, where made and heard, 6.

No Exeat Regno, writ of.

to be specially asked for, 21.