JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT. FRANÇOIS XAVIER MARTIN. HENRY A. BULLARD. ALONZO MORPHY. EDWARD SIMON. RICE GARLAND. CHRISTIAN ROSELIUS, Attorney General. District, Parish, Probate and City Judges, from whose Judgments an Parish Court for the City and Parish of New Orleans.. CHARLES Maurian. Probate Court for the City and Parish of New Orleans.. JOACHIM BERmudez. RULE OF COURT. SUPREME COURT-DECEMBER 21st, 1841. ORDERED, that in conformity with article 756 of the Code of Practice, the clerk of this court keep a separate docket of the causes which are to be tried summarily, which cases are those of application and trial of mandamus, writs of prohibition, certiorari, quo warranto, orders of arrest and discharge therefrom; dissolving and setting aside writs of attachment, or sustaining them improperly; setting aside or annulling writs of sequestration or provisional seizure, whenever an appeal will lie from an interlocutory judgment rendered; dissolutions of injunctions on the allegations in the petition; also in cases of injunctions; or opposition in cases when no security is required to be given by law. The nomination or appointment of tutors or curators of minors, of persons absent or interdicted; of vacant successions; of attorneys for absent heirs, and the syndics of creditors, when the court orders they shall administer provisionally. Motions to homologate the reports of experts, accounts of auditors, awards of arbitrators, nomination of syndics by creditors in cases of cession of goods; or successions, where creditors are authorized to appoint administrators or syndics; disputes relating to the privileges of creditors of a bankrupt, and the order in which they are to be paid; also all orders or judgments requiring syndics of creditors or the curators or administrators of successions to exhibit their bank books or accounts. Motions against attorneys at law, sheriffs, coroners or other public officers, to recover from them money received in their official capacities, whenever the law allows a summary mode of proceeding; and all cases against attorneys at law, to deprive them of their license; and against clerks of courts accused of offences, that are to be tried by this court. Cases arising under the 13th section of the act of March 20, 1839, entitled "an act to amend the Code of Practice," and the act extending the provisions of the same. |