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CHAPTER III.

Injunction,. 173-175

Section 191. Writ of injunction abolished, and order substituted,. 173

192. Injunction, in what cases granted,. 173

193. When granted,. 174

194. Notice, when required. Temporary injunction,. 174

195. Security upon injunction,. 174

196. Order to shew cause,. 174

197. Security upon injunction to suspend business of corporation,... 175

198. 199. Motion to vacate or modify injunction,. 175

CHAPTER IV.

Other provisional remedies,. 176

Section 200. Powers of court, as to receivers, deposit of money, &c., in

court, and other provisional remedies,. 176

TITLE VIII.

Of the trial and Judgment, in Civil Actions,.176-196

Chapter I. Judgment upon failure to answer, . 182, 183

II. Issues and mode of trial. 133-186

III. Trial by jury,. 187,188

IV. Trial by the court.189-191

V. Trial by referees,.191-193

VI. The manner of entering judgment,.194-196

CHAPTER I.

Judgment upon failure to answer,.. 182, 183

Section 201. Judgment, what,. 182

202. Judgment, on failure of defendant to answer,. 182

CHAPTER II.

Issues, and the mode of trial,. 183,186

Section 203. The different kinds of issues,. 183

204. Issue of law,. 183

205. Issues of fact,..183, 184

206. On issues both of law and fact, the issue of law to be first tried, 184

207. Trial, what,. 184

2C8. Issue of fact to be tried by jury, unless waived or reference or-dered, . 184

209. Other issues to be tried by court,. 185

210. All issues to be tried before a single judge. 185

211. Either party may give notice of trial ; note of issue,. 186

212. Order of disposing of issues on the calendar,. 186

CHAPTER III.

Trial by jury,..187, 188

Section 213. Either parly may bring issue to trial,. 187

214. Plaintiff (o furnish court with copy summons, &c.,. 187

215. General and special verdicts, what,. 3S7