TITLE 9 - CIVIL PRACTICE
- CHAPTER 2 - ACTIONS GENERALLY
- CHAPTER 3 - LIMITATIONS OF ACTIONS
- CHAPTER 4 - DECLARATORY JUDGMENTS
- § 9-4-1 - Purpose and construction of chapter
- § 9-4-10 - Equity jurisdiction not impaired
- § 9-4-2 - Declaratory judgments authorized; force and effect
- § 9-4-3 - Further relief; interlocutory extraordinary relief to preserve status quo
- § 9-4-4 - Declaratory judgments involving fiduciaries
- § 9-4-5 - Filing and service; time of trial; drawing of jury
- § 9-4-6 - Submission of fact issues to jury
- § 9-4-7 - Only parties affected; when municipality made party; when Attorney General served and heard
- § 9-4-8 - When court may refuse declaratory judgment
- § 9-4-9 - Costs
- CHAPTER 5 - INJUNCTIONS
- § 9-5-1 - For what purposes injunctions may be issued
- § 9-5-10 - Perpetual injunction after hearing
- § 9-5-11 - Injunctions against certain transactions outside state
- § 9-5-2 - No interference by equity in administration of criminal laws
- § 9-5-3 - When court proceedings enjoined; injunctions against sheriffs' sales
- § 9-5-4 - Grounds for restraint of trespass
- § 9-5-5 - When waste enjoined
- § 9-5-6 - Injunction against debtors not generally available to creditors
- § 9-5-7 - When breach of contract for personal services enjoined
- § 9-5-8 - Grant of injunctions in discretion of court; power to be exercised cautiously
- § 9-5-9 - Second injunction in court's discretion
- CHAPTER 6 - EXTRAORDINARY WRITS
- CHAPTER 7 - AUDITORS
- § 9-7-1 - Duties of auditor
- § 9-7-10 - Contents of report -- Evidence deemed inadmissible
- § 9-7-11 - Written notice of filing report
- § 9-7-12 - Report prima facie true
- § 9-7-13 - When report recommitted
- § 9-7-14 - Time for filing exceptions; classification; extension on application; what exceptions to specify
- § 9-7-15 - Exceptions to matters outside record; certification by auditor or return with objections; application for mandamus; notice and hearing; effect of mandamus absolute
- § 9-7-16 - Exceptions of law for judge
- § 9-7-17 - When exceptions of fact tried by jury; burden of proof; right to open and conclude
- § 9-7-18 - Trial on the record; what additional evidence introduced; what evidence excluded
- § 9-7-19 - When new testimony considered; application; notice; rights of opposite party
- § 9-7-2 - When facts referred to auditor; on application and notice; on court's own motion
- § 9-7-20 - Form of jury's verdict
- § 9-7-21 - Court to frame judgment or decree
- § 9-7-22 - Auditor's fees
- § 9-7-23 - Compensation of reporter; by whom paid
- § 9-7-3 - Appointment of auditor in matters of account; on application and notice; on court's own motion
- § 9-7-4 - Appointment of person agreed on
- § 9-7-5 - Where hearing held; notice of hearing; auditor's oath
- § 9-7-6 - Powers of auditor generally
- § 9-7-7 - Contempt referred to superior court
- § 9-7-8 - Contents of report -- Rulings, findings, and conclusions
- § 9-7-9 - Contents of report -- Motions and rulings; transcript; documentary evidence
- CHAPTER 8 - RECEIVERS
- § 9-8-1 - Appointment of receiver -- Grounds generally
- § 9-8-10 - Receiver's bond
- § 9-8-11 - Liability of receiver where bank fails
- § 9-8-12 - Garnishment not available against receiver
- § 9-8-13 - Award of attorneys' and receivers' fees; how determined
- § 9-8-14 - Expenses of giving bond allowable as cost of administration
- § 9-8-2 - Appointment of receiver -- To protect trust or joint property
- § 9-8-3 - Appointment of receiver -- To hold assets liable for debt; appointment without notice; terms
- § 9-8-4 - Caution to be exercised in appointing receiver
- § 9-8-5 - Intervention of persons asserting equitable remedies
- § 9-8-6 - Lienholders made parties; divestment by receiver's sale
- § 9-8-7 - Investment of funds in receivership
- § 9-8-8 - Receiver an officer of court; subject to court's orders or removal
- § 9-8-9 - To which court receivers of corporations amenable
- CHAPTER 9 - ARBITRATION
- CHAPTER 10 - CIVIL PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE GENERALLY
- CHAPTER 11 - CIVIL PRACTICE ACT
- ARTICLE 1 - SCOPE OF RULES AND FORM OF ACTION
- ARTICLE 2 - COMMENCEMENT OF ACTION AND SERVICE
- ARTICLE 3 - PLEADINGS AND MOTIONS
- ARTICLE 4 - PARTIES
- ARTICLE 5 - DEPOSITIONS AND DISCOVERY
- ARTICLE 6 - TRIALS
- ARTICLE 7 - JUDGMENT
- ARTICLE 8 - PROVISIONAL AND FINAL REMEDIES AND SPECIAL PROCEEDINGS
- ARTICLE 9 - GENERAL PROVISIONS
- ARTICLE 10 - FORMS
- CHAPTER 12 - VERDICT AND JUDGMENT
- CHAPTER 13 - EXECUTIONS AND JUDICIAL SALES
- CHAPTER 14 - HABEAS CORPUS
- CHAPTER 15 - COURT AND LITIGATION COSTS
- § 9-15-1 - Which party liable for costs
- § 9-15-10 - Costs in personal actions when damages are less than $10.00
- § 9-15-11 - Inclusion of costs in judgment; itemization and endorsement on execution
- § 9-15-12 - Liability of plaintiff and attorney for costs when execution returned unsatisfied
- § 9-15-13 - Judgment and execution against attorney for costs
- § 9-15-14 - Litigation costs and attorney's fees assessed for frivolous actions and defenses
- § 9-15-15 - Attorney's fees and expenses assessed in civil actions brought against judicial officers
- § 9-15-2 - Affidavit of indigence; effect; how contested; finality of court's judgment; inquiry on court's own motion; order to pay costs; effect on merits; procedure when filing party not represent
- § 9-15-3 - When costs may be demanded
- § 9-15-4 - Deposit prior to filing by clerk; exception if affidavit of indigence filed; repayment of excess; exemptions
- § 9-15-5 - Deposit by nonresident plaintiff; additional deposit; refund of excess
- § 9-15-6 - Liability of attorney of nonresident plaintiff for costs; prior payment of costs in action brought by nonresident attorney and plaintiff
- § 9-15-7 - Liability of attorney guilty of willful neglect or misconduct for costs
- § 9-15-8 - Liability for costs of witnesses of adverse party
- § 9-15-9 - Costs when recovery on contract is less than $50.00