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Renewals of decrees.
Decrees, &c. shall be in force for one year, and may be renewed every six months.
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139. Every decree and dismiss made and signed by any assistant barrister shall be in full force and effect for one year from the date of the same; and the same, if not before executed, may be renewed from time to time once in every six months, or as near thereto as the time for holding the several sessions will permit: [1]
Provided always, that no civil bill decree for possession of any lands or tenements, or any affirmance of such decree . . . shall be renewed, save for the costs thereby decreed.
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[1 The proviso in section 139, that no civil bill decree for possession of any lands or tenements, or any affirmance of such decree shall be renewed, save for the costs thereby decreed, is rep. 27 & 28 Vict. c. 99. s. 60., as to so much as is inconsistent with the power of renewal specially given by that Act.] |
