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 1150 SIXTY-FIRST oouonnss. Sess. III. oe. 231. 1911. on said grounds, which motion may be made at any time before Relief if no answer answer is filed. In case no answer shall be filed as provided herein m°d‘ the petitioner may npply to the court on notice for Ilslnch relief as mgy T°““¤°""°“°°· be o u on the acts alleged in the etition. e court may, y mlgrpifslcribe the method of taking evidence in cases yi;-ending in said court; and may prescribe that the evidence be taken efore a single · judge of the court, with power to rule upon the admission of evidence. Exce t as may be otherwise provided in this chapter, or by rule of P. . the court, the practice and procedure m the Commerce Court shall confornil as nlegrly as may be to that in like cases in a district court of the United States. C0Avv¤a1¤¤>S¤rr¢¤¤ Sec. 210. A fmal gudgment or decree of the Commerce Court may iinrié, pm. be reviewed lg, the upreme Court of the United States if appeal to the Supreme ourt be taken by an aggrieved party within sixty days gftenéy e eintny of said iinal jucgent or élecree. Such fappenl may e then in i e manner as appe s rom a istrict courto the nited States to the Supreme Court, and the Commerce Court may direct the olniginsnl repgrdsto be trgnsmitted on appeal instead of da tralnsniript t ereo. e upreme ourt may reverse or mo ify the nal _ judgment or decree of the Commerce Court as the case may require. m§g_¤¤gg:ftg!:¤;¤g;$1¤g Appeal to the Supreme Court, however, shall in no case supersede or warms. stgnly the judgment or decree of the Commerce Court appealed from u ess the Snpreme Court or a jrpstice thereof shall so direct; and appellant sh give bond  suc form and of such amount as the M Supreme Cgnrt, or Jhe jusince Inf tthlnt epunthaléowing th(e:0st1aty,fm%y Appealsou uwrequire. ape mayaso e aen 0 e upreme u o te “°"“· United States {gem an interlocutoryprder or decree of the Commerce Court granting or contmuing an inéunction restraining the enforcement of an orc er of the Interstate ommerce Commission, provided suclli appeal Re talgpntwinnlm ghirty dajgtfrlotm the erigy of such oigler Priority creme or ecree._ p e s_ 0 e upreme ou un er is se tion s ll have pgorit y mlhearlnng and determination over all other caiizses excejit crimin causes in t at court. Fniwd S¤·¤=¤ ·¤*> Sec. 211. All cases,and roceedings in the Commerc Co rt hi h Zii§?:¤i%$S`?mi& but for this chapter would) be brought by or against the Ilntegtallse “‘·*’· gommercedC§mIn11ss1<3né shall be brought by or against the United tates an the United States may intervene in an case roceed` in the’Col;nmerce Court wheniveni though it hg not lilegn marking party pu ic interests are invo ve. w·;;;g{¤;g{gggS{¤¤ *0 _ Sed. 212. The Attorney General shall have charge and control of the ata, p. ma interests of the Government m all cases and proceedings in the Commerce Court, and m the Supreme Court of the United States u on ugw·£_ms;¤¢¤*¤¤>‘¤» appeal from _ the_ Commerce Court. If in his opinion the public mterest requ1res_1t,_ he may retain and employ m the name of the Hiriitgglugltggen  thlepapproprinltions frpinttime to tu(ne made! by e s o _ oses, suc spec1a_ a orneys an un at law   he may thmli necessary to assist m the discliargecgf asiilyodi ¤¤¤=v·¤¤=¤¤¤¤· the duties incumbent upon him and his subordinate attorneys; and the Attorney—General shall stipulate with such special attorneys and counsel the amount of their compensation, which shall not be in Promos. excess of (php sinnlis appropriated t fetnlnfor by;_Cong¥egs;un;; srnnlh pur- A ,,e,,,,,,,c€ Q, - oses an s ia ave supervision o en- ac ion: r ° t th mg§·¤¤¢=c0!i1¤ lhterstate Commerce Commission and any party or parties in iiiteresii to the proceeding before the commission, in which an order or requirement IS made, may appear as parties thereto of their own motion and as of right, and e represented by their counsel, in any suit wherem IS involved the validity of such order or renuirement or any part thereof, and the interest of such plaatg; and t ie court wherein is pending such suit may make all suc es and orders as to such