1160 SIXTY-FIRST CONGRESS. Sess. III. Ch. 231. 1911. °,·',¥’,,°°‘,,,,,*,’,_£'°'“ °°“" All appeal may be takecn to the Supreme Court of the United_States ` from any Hnal decision of a court of appeals allowing or Irpfectmg a claim imder the laws relating to bankruptcyhunder such es an within such time as may be prescribed y said Supreme Court, in the following cases and no other: ,g,";":§_ *° °°”"°‘ First. Where the amount m controyersy exceeds the sum of two ’ thousand dollars, and the question mvo ved is one_ which might have been taken on appeal or writ of error from the highest court of agtgzcte to t%?1 Supreme Court of tgie glnged Statesg or h H lf ”°°“”•g °°,"'*"°° ond. ere some justice 0 the upreme ou.rt s a cerf y Eli:. M www that in his opinion the determination of the question involved in the allowance or rejection of such claim is essential to a uniform construction of the laws relating to bankruptcy throughout the United States.
mm Controversies may be certified to the Supreme Court of the United
States from other courts of the United States, and the former court · may exercise jurisdiction thereof, 8.11d- may issue writs of certiorari pursuant to the provisions of the United States laws now in force or Ssuch as may be hereafterfenacted. h , P¤•¤¢¤¤¤¤¤¤f¤¤¤¤- ac. 253. ases on writ o error to revise the judgment of a State ?»iilri?°”h°m·8¤°° court in any criminal case shall havedplreeedence on the docket of ·“· 8··’°°·“°·*’·”"‘· the_ Supreme Court, of all cases to `ch the Government of the United_States is not adparty, excepting only such cases as the court, m 1ts discretion, mgy ecide to be of public importance. $g{Wg,8P% Sec. 254. There all be taxed against the losing part in each and every cause pending m the Supreme Court the cost ofyprinf the geccird m suc case, except when the judgment is against the xlxilgiited ta es. » , m§§,;*§,“,§gf‘°‘"°m°¤ Sec. 255. Any woman who shall have been a member of the bar V<>1.20.1>.29¤. of the highest court of any State or Territory, or of the court of gilppeals o the District of Columbia, for the space of three ears, and all have mamtained a good standing before such court, anal who shall be a_person of good moral character, shall, on motion, and the production of such record, be admitted to practice before the Supreme Court of the United States. , C!¤v¤¤¤1r CHAPTER ELEVEN. t°Prg;gxg¤;¤¤:h<:>um¤gg1; PROVISIONS COMMON '1`O MORE TH.aN ONE 0011111*. °°°"' see. sw. 256. Ca§; jpi1115¢?i§;i¢él;g{ug}g1:lge‘;% 267. Wlt§x:1§duits in equity may be maintate our . 2 . ‘ _ 257. Om of isms sm. judges. 68 P‘i2'§2§?.€I£..“{.‘.2T“°' °““‘” ““" *’““ 258. Jufiges prohibited from practicing 269. New trials. 8. . _ ' 259, Traizling expenses, etc., of qlfctllt 270 Popzgizetgngold mbglliglwiiiigi for the jiljgggses and circuit and dmtnct 271. Power utio engifge awards of foreign 260. Salary of judges after resignation. ° 272. Paligilgs iréiayliziariggfalllliziilctaanirfees - 261. Writs of ne exeat. sonally or by counsel. per V 262- Powerw *59**6 273. Certain officers forbidden to act as 263. Temporary restraining orders. ,m0m€ys_ 264- IDJUDCUOHBSHI what 03866 Ridge may 274. Penalty for violating precedin sec- $”“t· tion. g 265. In unetions to stay proceedings in . u ti l - 266 mime mmlsased 1 doii§tifi1IlEionalityldl,lS1la:le€§t?z(€ug; when and by whom may be granted. ,,§£§”g§,e§g*§{g _ Sino. 256. Thle jurisdjptionlyestcd the courts of the United States •=¤ m ecasesan proceemgs erematermentind hllbe l ' B`s"°°°m’l"m of the courts of the severa States: O 8 l S a exc uswa
