defendant; if not true, then a general verdict of not guilty; if true in part, then a verdict setting forth the facts they find true.
Sect. 118. The justice shall enter the verdict upon his docket, and shall render such judgment in the action as if the facts, authorizing the finding of such verdict, had been found to be true by himself.
Sect. 119. Exceptions to the opinion of the justice, in cases under this article, upon questions of law and evidence, may be taken by either party, whether tried by a jury or otherwise.
Sect. 120. When a judgment of restitution shall be entered by a justice, he shall, at the request of the plaintiff, his agent or attorney, issue a writ of execution thereon, which shall be in the following form, as near as practicable:
The Territory of Dakota,
——— county.
To any constable of ——— county:
Whereas, in a certain action for the forcible entry and detention (or the forcible detention, as the case may be), of the following described premises, to wit: ——— lately tried before me, wherein ——— was plaintiff and was ——— defendant, judgment was rendered on the ——— day of ———, A.D. ———, that the plaintiff have restitution of said premises, and also that he recover costs in the sum of ———. You, therefore, are hereby commanded to cause the defendant to be forthwith removed from said premises, and the said plaintiff to have restitution of the same; also that you levy of the goods and chattels of the said defendant, and make the costs aforesaid, and all accruing costs, and of this writ make legal service and due return.
Witness my hand this ——— day of ———, A.D. ———
