Part V.—Jury Trial

1. 34Exceptions taken at a jury trial may be insisted in, either by motion for new trial, or by bill of exceptions.
2. 35Form of bill of exceptions; evidence need not be set forth at length in the bill.
3. 36Verdict may be taken subject to the opinion of the Court on a point reserved.
4. 37Evidence may of consent be taken in shorthand.
5. 38Special case may be substituted for special verdict.
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7. 40Pursuer recovering less than 5l. of damages not to recover expenses if the judge shall certify.
8. 41Provision for payment of deficient stamp duty pursuant to judge’s certificate to be final.
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10. 43Certain exemptions from serving as jurors abolished.
11. 44In civil causes juries to consist of eight common and four special jurors.
12. 45Mode of returning jurors.
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14. 47Jurors to be cited by registered post letter.
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17. 50Inferior court agents to act at jury trials on circuit.