FIFTY-SIXTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 786. 1900. 415 Sec. 505. The judgments of the circuit court of ap eals shall be Bb‘§,‘{*§ej,;;§,gm€‘*‘* final in all cases coming to it from the district court, gut whenever ` the `ud es of the circuit court of appeals may desire the instruction of the Supreme Court of the United States upon any uestion o1· proposition of law which shall have arisen in any case penlliing before the circuit court of appeals on writ of error to or appeal from the district court, judges may certify such uestion or proposition to the Supreme Court, and thereupon the Slupreme Court shall give its instruction plpipn the questions and propositions certified to it, and its . instruction ll be binding upon the circuit court of appeals. Sec. 506. No appeal or writ of error by which any final order or Wh°“‘““Y"°°“k°"· judgment may be reviewed under the provisions of this Act shall be taker:1 or sued outhexcepté within oge year after the entry of the order or `u gment sou t to reviewe . Sec. .507. An ippeal may be taken to the circuit court of appeals p€§{‘§}§‘,,wb*;“t§,,‘§§n?p‘ from any interlocutory order granting or dissolving an injunction, refusing. to grant or dissolve an injunction, made or rendered in any cause pending before the district court within sixty days after the entry of such interlocutory order. The proceedings in other respects in the district court in the cause in which such interlocutory order was made shall Inst gg stayleld during the pendency of such appeal, unless otherwise 0 er by the district court. Sec. 508. All provisions of law now in force regulating the pro- p,f;g;f,“u;§§,‘;},¤ grgg cedure and practice in cases brought by appeal. or writ of error to the vice on appeal. Supreme Court of the United States or to the United States circuit court of appeals for the ninth circuit, except in so far as the same may be inconsistent with any provision of this Act, shall regulate the procedure and practice in cases brought to the courts, respectively, from the district court for the district of Alaska. The provisions of this chapter shall apply to all cases pending in the district court of Alaska at t c time this Act takes effect. CHAPTER F IFTY-Two. or oosrs AND DISBURSEMENTS. Sec. Sec. 509. Costs; compensation of attorney. 519. Fees of referees. 510. When costs allowed to plaintiff. 520. Costs on postponement, etc. 511. Costs in several actions on same 521. Plea of tender and effectasto costs. cause. 522. Guardian of infant plaintid liable.
gosgs, when szélowggl to gefengant. 523. Cop1t;st¥1v;1ere_ gp§s or defends
. 1sursemen,w narowe. uno er. 514. Costfs and diigilgpsemints in an action gosts on re§§w of inferior court. · can in enaure. . ossmce mcases. 515. Who liaible for fees. 526. Security for costs. 516. Costsand disbursements, how taxed. 527. Same subject. 517. When objections made. - 528. Costs on motion, etc. 518. Effect of such appeal. Sec. 509. The measure and mode of compensation of attorneys shall 0£3i2$§§§§?p°"”°`°" be left to the agreement, expressed or implied, of the parties; but there may be allowed to the prevailing party in the judgment certain sums by way of indemnity for his attorney fees in maintaining the action or defense thereto, which allowances are termed costs. _ Sec. 510. Costs are allowed of course to the plaintiff upon a judgment mV,l}§§{,‘,$§?“ "‘u°‘”°d in the district court in his favor in the following cases: First. In an action for the recovery of the possession of real property, or where a claim of title or interest in real property, or right to the possession thereof, arises upon theipleadings, or is certified by the court to ave come in uestion u on the tria ; Second. In actions fblr fines an<l)forfeitures, and the actions provided for in chapters thirty-Eve and thirty-six of this title;
