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Decrees or dismisses may be renewed by plaintiff or defendant, or their executors, &c.
No renewal after two years, nor at any time to or against other than the original parties, except upon notice.
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142. It shall be lawful for any plaintiff or defendant, or surviving plaintiff or defendant, or the executor or administrator or assignee of any plaintiff or defendant who shall have become bankrupt or insolvent, or the husband of any plaintiff or defendant, by whom any decree or dismiss was obtained, to renew any decree or dismiss, or any affirmance or reversal of any decree or dismiss of the assistant barrister affirmed or reversed on appeal, against any defendant or plaintiff or surviving defendant or plaintiff, or the personal representatives of such parties respectively; provided that all such renewals shall be subject to the same and the like conditions and regulations as are herein prescribed: Provided always, that it shall not be lawful for any assistant barrister to grant a renewal of any civil bill decree or dismiss, affirmance or reversal, when two years shall have elapsed after such decree or dismiss, affirmance or reversal, shall have been pronounced, nor at any time to grant such renewal to or against any person not being an original party to such civil bill, unless upon proof made in open court that the party seeking such renewal caused notice in writing . . . to be served upon the person against whom it is sought to renew such decree or dismiss, affirmance or reversal, setting forth the particulars of such decree, and the amount for which the application to renew such decree is proposed to be made; such notice to be served in like manner as civil bill processes are hereby required to be served, and at the like time previous to the first day of holding the civil bill court to which such application is intended to be made, and to be entered with the clerk of the peace, and heard and determined in like manner as any ordinary civil bill.
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