COPYRIGHT, 1901,

BY •

WEST PUBLISHING COMPANY.

(62 PAC.)

PACIFIC REPORTER, VOLUME 62.

JUDGES

OF THE

COURTS REPORTED DURING THE PERIOD COVERED BY THIS VOLUME.

JOHN R. McFIE. (1st Dist.) F. W. PARKER. (3d Dist.)
J. W.CRUMPACKER. (2d Dist.) CHARLES A. LELAND. (5th Dist.)

court

COURT RULES.

SUPREME COURT OF ARIZONA.

RULE 10.

|to permit their being bound together in book fastened. At least six copies of the abstract Sec. 1. All "abstracts of record" shall con- form on the left-hand side, and shall be so

amend

tain: (1) The pleadings, original or
ed, upon which the issues were tried, omit-
ting the title in each except the complaint or |

amended complaint.

trial.

court.

(2) The findings of

Scripts

of record shall be filed with the clerk ·
Sec. 3. Abstracts of record and tran
of evidence not conforming to this rul
be stricken from the files on motion
such
party affected by

noncompliance.
Sec. 4. When a transcript of the reco

e may
of the

fact and conclusions of law, or the verdict.
(3) The judgment. (4) The motion for new
(5) The minute entries of the trial
not filed, then an abstract of record is essen-
(6) Such other portions of the record
as may be necessary to inform the court of tial, and such abstracts of record as are
will be treated by the court as containing all
the errors relied on without an investiga-such portions of the record as the parties

tion of the record itself.

deem sufficient, upon which to try

Sec. 2. Abstracts of record and transcripts | of the evidence shall be printed on white paper eight inches by ten inches in size, with pica type, or in typewriting (not exceeding a 1900. second impression), with a sufficient margin

signments of error.

Adopted this 28th day of March,

d is

filed

the as

A. D.

26d good moral cha all majority, and is

tate. Such cer the facts that the the presence of 1 howledge of any of the o Antim before smittee: ar

all the que

at the s

SUPREME COURT OF NEVADA.'

RULE I.

(2) The constitutional relations of the state and federal governments.

1. Applicants for license to practice as attorneys open court on the first day of the term.

(3) The jurisdiction of the various courts and counsellors will be examined in of this state and of the United States.

(4) The various sources of our municipal

(5) The general principles of the

2. The supreme court, upon application of law. district judge of any judicial district,

commo

will appoint a committee to examine persons law relating to property and personal

the

applying for admission to practice as attornes and counsellors at law. Such commit- |

and obligations.

(6) The general grounds of equity

riebs

jurisdi

Cri

lea St two attorneys resident of the district.
will consist of the district judge and at tion and principles of equity jurispruden
(7) Rules and principles of pleadings
The examination by the committee so ap- evidence.
pointed shall be conducted and certified ac-|

tee

(8) Practice under the Civil and Codes of Nevada.

cording to the following rules:
The applicant shall be examined by the
(9) Remedies in hypothetical cases.
district judge and at least two others of the|
(10) The course and duration of the
committee, and the questions and answers cant's studies.

must be reduced to writing.

an

ingl

appli

details of

ding

3. The examiners will not be expected to must be given to the applicant by any mem- these subjects, but only sufficiently so, fairly No intimation of the questions to be asked go very much at large into the ber of the committee previous to the exam- to test the extent of the applicant's know edge and the accuracy of his understand The examination shall embrace the follow- of those subjects and books which he

has

and

re

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