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Portrait of Melville Fuller Melville Fuller In re Baez — Opinion of the Court

If any party litigant shall feel aggrieved by the judgment or decree of said court, a stay of ninety days shall be granted such party before the execution of such judgment or decree, upon the filing of a bond by him with sureties in an amount and with such conditions as the court may determine, for the purpose of allowing such party to make application to the Supreme Court of the United States for a writ of certiorari or other suitable process to review such judgment or decree.
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Portrait of Melville Fuller Melville Fuller In re Baez — Opinion of the Court

But if at the end of said ninety days such process has not been issued by the Supreme Court execution shall forthwith issue.'
"Sec. XVI. The court shall adopt an appropriate seal which shall be procured by the treasurer of the island. The clerk of the court shall have the custody of the seal for use in attesting legal documents in the usual manner.
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