SUBSEQUENT AMENDMENTS, SUPPLEMENTARY ACTS, AND WITH NOTES OF THE DECISIONS OF THE COURTS OF OHIO Entered, according to act of Congress, in the year 1874, by GEORGE E. SENEY. In the office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington. PREFACE. Ir is more than thirteen years since the publication of the first edition of this work. During this period, numerous changes have been made in the Code of Civil Procedure, by amendment; also by Supplemental and other Statutes. The Courts in Ohio, during this time, have settled, by their decisions, many questions under the Code. These changes and decisions are found, amid other matter, in seventy volumes of Statutes and Reports. These volumes are not, at all times, within reach, and when they are, each one must be carefully examined, before one can feel satisfied that he has seen all that can influence the decision of his case. This volume is intended to save the time and labor required in making such examination. It presents a complete copy of the Code of Civil Procedure, as it now stands, with notes of all the judicial decisions in Ohio, which, in any way, influence its construction. These notes follow, immediately, the particular section of the Code to which they relate. This arrangement secures, at one view, not only the Code, as it is, but all that is authoritative upon it. The decisions referred to, are found in Ohio Reports, Ohio State Reports, Handy's Reports, Disney's Reports, Cincinnati Superior Court Reporter, Law Gazette, and Western Law Monthly. TIFFIN, OHIO, April 1, 1874. G. E. SENEY. |