Documents relied upon in a respondent's complaint and relevant to whether property attachment should continue during the complaint's pendency must be taken on record in the related appeals. The refusal to admit those documents was set aside, and documents already filed were treated as part of the record. Costs imposed for delayed applications to file documents remained payable because the appellants had the documents in their knowledge and possession but sought to place them on record only when the appeals were listed for final hearing.
Documents relied upon in a respondent's complaint and relevant to whether property attachment should continue during the complaint's pendency must be taken on record in the related appeals. The refusal to admit those documents was set aside, and documents already filed were treated as part of the record. Costs imposed for delayed applications to file documents remained payable because the appellants had the documents in their knowledge and possession but sought to place them on record only when the appeals were listed for final hearing.
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