§     98.     Proof  of  Service  of  the  Notice.
§     99.     What  the  Notice  must  Contain.
§  100.    The  Judge  to  Whom  the  Application  may  be  Made,

and,  Therefore,  the  Judge  Whom  the  Notice  may

Specify.
§  101.    What  Notice  must  be  Given  of  the  Hearing  of  the

Application    to    Settle    and    Certify    the    Bill    or

Statement.
§  102.     The   Method  of   Computing   the   Time    Which   the

Notice  must  Give.
§  103.     How  the  Time  of  the  Hearing  of  the  Application

may  be  Postponed.
§  104.     The  Place  Where  the  Hearing  may  be  Held,  and,

Therefore,  the  Place  Which  the  Notice  may  Specify.
§  105.     How  the  Place  of  the  Hearing  may  be  Changed.
§  106.     When  a  New  Notice  must  be  Given.
§  107.     When  the  Certification  may  be  Made.
§  108.     Where  the  Certification  may  be  Made.
§  109.     By  Whom  the  Certification  may  be  Made.
§  110.     The  Number  of  Bills  of  Exceptions  and  Statements

of  Facts  Which  may  be  Certified.
§  111.     The  Meaning  of  the  Phrase  "Final  Judgment  in  the

Cause"  When  Employed  With  Reference  to  the


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Number  of  Bills  of  Exceptions  and  Statements  of
Facts  "Which  may  be  Certified.
§  112.     The  Form  of  the  Certificate.
§  113.  Whether  the  Prescribed  Form  of  the  Certificate  may
be  Changed  or  Varied  for  Any  Purpose  Whatever.
§  114.  When  the  Judge  may  Correct  or  Supplement  His
Certificate.
§  115.  What  is  Meant  by  the  Correction  or  Supplementing
of  the  Certificate.
§  116.  Whether  Supplemental  Bills  of  Exceptions  or  State-
ments of  Facts  are  Permitted.
§  117.  The  Remedies  to  Which  a  Complaining  Party  may
Resort.
§  118.     The  Remedy  of  Mandamus.
§  119.     The  Remedy  of  Prohibition.
