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 98 DISTRICT on COLUMBIA. Veridcatltonm 0 r Saud. 826.fIf lthe affidlavittoftghedplaiusdg gr thjs agsrg be, made nuihorirro <>_ cor an 0 cer 0 w ose au ori y a lllllll a s _ ur canno e ‘”k"·8 “E"‘°""· notice, his authority must be verified_ by the 0C2H1HOB17d under official 22 r.-1».,1so7,e. 64, seal, if he have one, of the ofllcer having authority to give such certifis. 19, v. 14, p. 405. cate, Whsrs money is Sec. 827. Where money is payable by two or more persons jointly oigggglg _ bgmgg;‘,* severally, as by joint obligors, cgveniantsrs, makers, draliers, or indors- · _ ’ers one action may be sustaine an ju gment reeovere against all or T??--- any of the parties by whom the money is payable, at the option of the 40gb4gé °· 2°· PP· plaintiff But an action against one or some of the parties by whom ’the money is payable may, while the litigation therein continues, be pleaded in bar of another action against another or others of said parties. 1>i¤intia‘ not en- Sec. 828. If the declaration state a cause of action of which the court ti r I od to costs, has jurisdiction, but the verdict tlnds the money payable by the defend- “"*°"· ant to the plaintiff to be less than the lowest sum of which the court has __;Ib,d _ 22, _,‘06‘ jurisdiction, the plaintiff shall have judgment for the amount found due Ggdgajd ,,f‘D,,j to him from the defendant, but without costs. vis, 1 Crauch,C.C. 33; McKnight oa. Ramsay, 1 Crauch, C. C., 40. Intereston juug- Sec. 829. Upon all judgments rendered on the common-law side of ments. the court in actions toulpdfd) on co15tr;1cts,iL1terest at the rate of six 24 June, 1u12.c. per centnm per annum s a e awar e on the principal sum due until 1Q6.5··6,v·2»l•¥56{ the judgment shall be satisfied, and the amount which is to bear inter- £;“l"(§r:n:;· cfg est and the time from which it is to be paid shall be ascertained by the 99; MCD,,,,,;],; mf verdict of the jury sworn in the cause. White, 1 Crunch, C. C., 149. _ Injunctiou upon Sec. 830. When an injunction is obtained to stay proceedings on i¤¢;§3¤3;;LluQ?;· any judgment rendered for money, and such injunction shall be dis- solved, wholly orin part, damages, at the rate of ten per centum per Love',;,, Feud,,,,, annum from the time the injunction shall be awarded until dissolution Trustee, 1 Crunch, shall be paid by the party on whose behalf such injunction was obtained 0.0., 34; Mason vs. on such sum as appears to be due, including costs, and execution on 31,;;,*; Q   163* the judgment enjoined shall be issued for the same. Dsrpages for sat- S1:0. 831. In cases where a fortheoming bond shall have been exeisigicgwn of mitor- cuted by the complainant, and no judgment shall have been rendered $31,,;;) b°0ud"f thereupon, the court ln which execution shall be awarded shall direct ——————_,—_7 the damages to be included in the judgment, and such damages shall Igszib 1;,1*,, Cf6M gn; ml alhl leasels be ip iull satisfaction of interest for the time for which they ,],*,,1],,, I Crunch, S B O Ri OWCC. C. C., 32; Stevens vc. Lloyd, 1 Cranch, C. C., 141; Thomas vu. Brout,1 Crouch, C. C., 161. Which me court Sec. 832. When the injunction is granted to obtain a discovery, or _A.;. appear jus, irectt at suc amages shall not be paid or only such Ibid. proportion thereof as they may deem expedient. , cbgne ziotilpuumfor Sec.' 833. Any person being a resident of the District, and desirous to i,? have his name changeg may i1le a petition in the supreme court setting 2,s_2,v·1g’P.3,,:· - fo1§]hK§>h§31Iea%onts the; tm,   alsof the rlrame desired to be assumed. N,,,,,,,, . . o ice 0 e lng o suc petition containing the sub- Y-—— stance_and prayer thereof, shall be published for three consecutive · yveetlts in soynemneyvspaper itu lgeneral circulation published in the Dis- , nc prior o e eamng 0 the petition. Nome changed- Sec.  The court, or the justice holding a civil term thereof, on Ibm_ " proof of such notice, and upon such showing as may be deemed satisgoggry, my change the name of the applicant according to the prayer pe ion. PRACTICE—CR1MINAL.  of i¤di<>¢· Sec. 836. All indictments shall run in the name of the United State, T __,______ and conclude, against the peace and government thereof. J March, 1801, c. 24, s. 2, v. 2, p. 115. United States va. Peacock, 1 Cmuch,C. 0.,215.
 * {,a;'§;m';‘;,';: °" any part of tire judgment lshénll remain enjoined, the court may, if it