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Section 509:1 – English Language to be Used.

    509:1 English Language to be Used. – Writs, declarations, processes, indictments, answers, pleadings and entries of record in the courts shall be in the English language, and in no other. Source. RS 182:1. CS 193:1. GS 203:1. GL 222:1. PS 218:1. PL 330:1. RL 386:1.

Section 509:10 – Time for Enforcement.

    509:10 Time for Enforcement. – A scire facias pursuant to RSA 509:9 shall be served upon the indorser within one year after judgment, and not afterward. Source. RS 182:19. CS 193:19. GS 203:10. GL 222:10. PS 218:10. PL 330:10. RL 386:10.

Section 509:11 – Justices’ Writs.

    509:11 Justices’ Writs. – Writs issued by justices of municipal and district courts shall be under seal and directed to the sheriff of any county or his deputy or to any constable of any town in the county, or to either of said officers; provided, however, that writs of attachment shall be directed to […]

Section 509:12 – Form; Return.

    509:12 Form; Return. – Writs issued by a justice of a municipal court having no clerk shall be signed by such justice, and shall be returnable at a day, hour and place named therein, and in other respects shall be substantially in the form prescribed. Source. RS 182:5. CS 193:5. GS 203:12. GL 222:12. […]

Section 509:13 – Municipal Courts; Attachment; Execution.

    509:13 Municipal Courts; Attachment; Execution. – If the defendant in an action before a municipal court has personal property liable to attachment in a county of which he is not an inhabitant, the original writ and execution may be directed to the sheriff of any county, his deputy or to any constable of any […]

Section 509:2 – Form.

    509:2 Form. – Writs and processes issuing returnable to any court shall be in the name of the state of New Hampshire, shall be under the seal of the court, shall bear the teste of the chief, first, senior or other justice of the court who is not a party, and shall be signed […]

Section 509:3 – Direction.

    509:3 Direction. – Writs returnable to the supreme or superior court shall be directed to the sheriff of any county or his deputy; provided, however, that writs of attachment shall be directed to the sheriff, the plaintiff, his attorney or any other person. Source. RS 179:3. CS 193:2. GS 203:3. GL 216:4; 222:3. PS […]

Section 509:4 – Original Process.

    509:4 Original Process. – Original process in the courts shall be summons and attachment and shall be in the form prescribed by law. Source. RS 182:3. CS 193:3. GS 203:4. GL 222:4. PS 218:4. PL 330:4. RL 386:4. RSA 509:4. 1971, 227:6, eff. Aug. 17, 1971.

Section 509:5 – New Forms.

    509:5 New Forms. – In cases where no form of process is prescribed, the process shall be made conformable to the forms prescribed, so far as the nature of the case will admit. Source. RS 182:7. CS 193:7. GS 203:5. GL 222:5. PS 218:5. PL 330:5. RL 386:5.

Section 509:6 – Real Actions.

    509:6 Real Actions. – In real actions and actions of ejectment, the original writ shall be summons or attachment only. Source. RS 182:8. CS 193:8. GS 208:6. GL 222:6. PS 218:6. PL 330:6. RL 386:6.

Section 509:7 – Defendant’s Name.

    509:7 Defendant’s Name. – When the name of the defendant is unknown to the plaintiff, the writ may be issued against him by a fictitious name, and, being duly served, it shall not for that cause be abated, but may be amended on such terms as the court may order. Source. RS 182:9. CS […]