associations and the bar generally should take a greater interest, now that they have this new practice act, of seeing to it that only such amendments are suggested to the legislature and the courts, and only such amendments are adopted and approved by the legislature and the governor and the courts, as actually are necessary to supply deficiencies in or add unquestioned improvements to our practice system.

There should be no sentiment among thinking members of the bar of the state favoring the repeal of the practice enactments of 1920. Such a course would mean the throwing away of all of the diligent and painstaking efforts which have been expended by boards and commissions representing the state, by this and other bar associations, and by individual lawyers and judges without number, the result of all of which was carried into effect by the last legislature and the recent convention of judges and lawyers. It would mean undoubtedly that the matter of improvement in our civil practice would be set back for another ten or twenty years and it is inconceivable that the bar of New York state, upon mature reflection, will favor such a course.

Tables

TABLE SHOWING DISTRIBUTION OF SECTIONS

OF CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE

(Note. This table shows disposition of the sections of the Code of civil procedure as it existed Jan. 1, 1920. As the entire Code was repealed by the Civil practice act, it must be assumed that it was the intention of the joint legislative committee to repeal outright sections which do not appear in this table. The several practice acts are abbreviated as follows in this table and in the notes found throughout this volume: Civil Practice Act, C. P. A.; Surrogate's Court Act, Surr. Ct. A.; Justice Court Act, J. Ct. A.; Court of Claims Act, Ct. Cl. A.; New York City Court Act, N. Y. C. Ct. A. A table showing specific repeals of the sections of the Code of civil procedure follows this table.)

133 (Tr. by L. 1920, ch. 933) 134 (Tr. by L. 1920, ch. 933) 138 (Tr. by L. 1920, ch. 933) 139 (Tr. by L. 1920, ch. 933) 140 (Tr. by L. 1920, ch. 933) 141 (Tr. by L. 1920, ch. 933) 142 (Tr. by L. 1920, ch. 933) 149 (Tr. by L. 1920, ch. 933) 150 (Tr. by L. 1920. ch. 933)

151 (Tr. by L. 1920, ch. 933)

152 (Tr. by L. 1920, ch. 933)

.Code crim. proc., § 10f.

Judiciary 1., § 19.

.C. P. A., § 93.

.C. P. A., § 94.

C. P. A., § 236.

Rules of civil practice, 20, subd.

4, last two sentences.

C. P. A., § 240.

.C. P. A., § 102, subd. 1.

.C. P. A., § 102, subd. 3.

C. P. A., § 102, subds. 2, 4.

. C. P. A., § 102, subd. 5.
.C. P. A., § 103.
.C. P. A., § 104.
Prison 1., § 24.

Civil rights 1., § 72.

. Prison I., § 23.

Civil rights 1., § 22, as am. by L.

1920, ch. 924.