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 FIFTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS. Sess. 1. Ch. 1329. 1902. 541 Amend section 108-1 by adding at the end thereof the words "in ,n{·§j’€g’,S°” °°1““¤b*° other cases of equitable interest of the judgment debtor in personal Vol-B1]p.13w. chattels execution may also be levied thereon and the hen thus obtained may be enforced by proceedin s in equity." Amend section 1085 by inserting in Sie iirst line thereof, between m§,§‘{‘“ °“ “¥’¥"°*’°‘ the caption and the word " all," the words " where not herein other- Vol-81. v-1359. wise provided." Amend section 1088 so that it will read as follows: “Sec. 1088. Ox wusr Arrnoiimxmr MAY an 1.nvrm>.—-An attach- ,n·},f°g,f,*{{{’§,{’°°” PW meat mgy be levied upon the judgment debtor’s goods, chattels, and V<>1-81.1>· i860. cre its. Amend section 1091 by adding thereto the following paragraph: "The attachment may also be levied upon money or property of the rgtlgtchgsgt d M} defendant in the hands of an executor or administrator, and shall bind gxelliimli, etc. m S ° the same from the time of service; but if the executor or adminis- V"' 31* "‘ “°°· trator shall make return to the writ that he can not certainly answer ' whether the defendant’s share of the mone or property in his hands will prove sufficient to pay the plaintiffs debt, no judgment of condemnation shall be rendered as against such executor or administrator until the passage by the orphans court of his Bnal or other account showing money or property in his hands to which the defendant is entitl .” Strike out sections 1092 and 1099. l 1i£i’iiis;ii»rli:ahii°1'if¤if Amend section 1101 by inserting in the first line thereof, after the Gorbnér nhded ` word "marshal,” the words "or coroner." V°l' 31* p' ML Amend section 1111 so that it will read as follows: ` " Sec. 1111. Finns Arrmnnmrne mo um rnonxrn coUm·.——The {Zf,‘{l’§{°,‘jf"g,{j°°* register of wills, clerk of the probate court, shall be entitled to demand ' an to receive for services performed by him, in advance of such services, the following fees: For Bling petition or caveat, Bfty cents; for Bling other papers, each, Bve cents; for making docket and indexes and taxing costs in each case, two dollars and Bfty cents; for additional docket entries, each, twenty-Bve cents; for issuing subpoena to witness and copies, each, twenty-Bve cents; for issuing subpmna duces tecum, fifty cents; for issuing summons, citation, commission, rule, warrant, notice of trial, process, execution, attachment, or writ, each, one dollar; for issuing notices to creditors, distributees, and legatees, each, Bfty cents; for copies of summons, citation, rule, warrant, or other process, order of publication, notices to creditors, legatees, and distributees, attested under seal and delivered for service or publication, each, Bfty cents; for taking and recording every bond, one dollar and fifty cents; for every probate of will, inventory, or account, one dollar; for issuing letters testamentary or of administration, collection, or guardianship, one dollar; for issuing certificate of appointment of executor, a ministrator, collector, or uardian, one do lar; for enter- .ing panel of jury and swearing them, Efty cents; for administering an oath or affirmation, fifteen cents; for passing a claim against an estate and entering in docket of claims, thirty cents; for drawing depositions of witnesses, per folio, fifteen cents; for every search of the tiles or records outside of a regular proceeding, where no other service is performed. for which a fee is allowed, one dollar; for examining or stating any account of executor, administrator, collector, guardian, receiver, or trustee, not exceeding one hundred items, five do lars; for each additional item, two cents; for stating the distribution of an estate, for each distributee, one dollar; for copy of an account, not exceeding one hundred items, one dollar and fifty cents; foreach additional item, two cents; for recording all papers, per folio, fifteen cents; for copies of all papers not otherwise specified, per folio, twelve cents; for ever certificate under seal, not otherwise specified, Bfty cents: Pr. Provided That in all cases where the estate does not exceed two hun- smiiiiléxaas.