CHAPTER 448, LAWS OF 1876, AS AMENDED BY CHAPTERS 416 AND 422, LAWS OF 1877, AND 163, 210, 414 AND 542 OF THE LAWS OF 1879. AN ACT RELATING TO COURTS, OFFICERS OF JUSTICE, AND CIVIL Passed June 2, 1876; three-fifths being present. The People of the State of New York, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows: CHAPTER I. GENERAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO COURTS, AND THE TITLE I-THE COURTS OF THE STATE; THEIR GENERAL POWERS AND THE EXERCISE THEREOF. TITLE II.-PROVISIONS OF GENERAL APPLICATION, RELATING TO THE TITLE I. The courts of the State; their general powers and attributes, and general regulations pertaining to the exercise thereof. ARTICLE 1. Enumeration and classification. 2. General powers and attributes of the courts. 3. Miscellaneous provisions relating to the sittings of the courts. SECTION 1. The courts referred to in this act, are enumerated in the Courts next two sections. 1 |