519:26 Appointment. – The superior court, acting as a body, shall appoint such official court stenographers as it deems necessary, in accordance with personnel procedures established by the supreme court. The salaries of each stenographer shall be paid by the state. Source. 1895, 30:1. 1919, 79:1. 1925, 38:1. PL 339:26. RL 395:26. 1947, 176:1. […]
519:27 Classification. – The state classification plan shall not apply to the state court stenographers as provided under the preceding section. Source. 1947, 176:5, eff. July 1, 1947.
519:28 Transcripts After Trial. – A court stenographer shall make for the use of the court and parties, after any trial, whenever ordered by the court, a true report of all proceedings, and the court may order the original notes to be filed. Upon request of either party, the original stenographic notes, and a […]
519:29 Repealed by 2007, 119:3, eff. June 11, 2007. –
519:3 Procedure. – Auditors shall be sworn, shall give notice to the parties of the time and place of hearing and may adjourn when necessary. They shall all hear the parties, but a majority may report. Source. RS 189:3. CS 202:3. GS 212:3. GL 231:3. PS 227:3. PL 339:3. RL 395:3.
519:30 Fees for Transcripts. – The court, acting as a body, shall fix a schedule of prices for transcripts and for extra copies furnished to counsel or parties and shall order what if any part thereof may be taxed as costs by the prevailing party. Source. 1895, 30:2. 1911, 34:1. 1919, 79:1. 1925, 38:4. […]
519:31 Stenographic Hire. – The superior court may employ such additional part time stenographic assistance as it may require, and the supreme court shall set the per diem salary they shall be paid. They shall be paid such salary and shall be reimbursed for their actual expenses away from home by the state. Source. […]
519:32 Statutes, etc. – Whenever the statutes or judicial decisions of another state become material as evidence in the trial of a cause, a volume purporting to be a printed copy thereof, printed by public authority and appearing to be correct copies and generally accepted as such, shall be accepted as prima facie evidence, […]
519:4 Discharge. – Auditors may be discharged by the court, and others be appointed, or their report may be recommitted for revision. Source. RS 189:4. CS 202:4. GS 212:4. GL 231:4. PS 227:4. PL 339:4. RL 395:4.
519:5 Recalcitrancy of Party. – If either party neglects or refuses to appear before the auditor, or to render an account, or to produce such books and papers, and to answer, on oath, such interrogatories, relating to the matter in controversy, as may be pertinent and material, the auditor may certify the fact to […]
519:6 Judgment on. – The court shall thereupon render judgment against such party, as upon nonsuit or default, and, if necessary, cause the damages to be assessed by the jury. Source. RS 189:7. CS 202:7. GS 212:6. GL 231:6. PS 227:6. PL 339:6. RL 395:6.
519:7 Compensation. – The court shall allow a reasonable compensation to the auditor to be paid by the plaintiff and taxed in his bill of costs, if he recovers. The court, however, may order the fees of auditors to be paid by the state. Source. RS 189:8. CS 202:8. GS 212:7. 1876, 35:4. GL […]
519:8 Report. – Upon the report of an auditor, either party may elect to try the cause by the jury, and upon such trial the report shall be given in evidence, subject to be impeached by either party. Source. RS 189:5. CS 202:5. GS 212:8. GL 231:8. PS 227:8. PL 339:8. RL 395:8.
519:9 Appointment. – The superior court with the consent of the parties shall, and without the consent of the parties may, commit to one or more referees any cause at law or in equity, or the determination of any question of fact pending in court wherein the parties are not, as matter of right, […]
