The judge or chancellor before whom the prisoner or other person may be brought, shall inquire into the cause of imprisonment or detention, and shall either discharge, commit, admit to bail, or remand the prisoner, or award the custody to the party entitled thereto, as the law and the evidence shall require; and may also award costs and charges, for or against either party, as may seem right. And the clerk of the court in whose office the proceedings may be filed, shall issue execution for the costs and charges so awarded, against the party bound therefor. But the judge may continue the trial from day to day as the case may require. Codes, Hutchinson's 1848, ch. 65, art. 1 (4); 1857, ch. 48, art. 10; 1871, § 1049; 1880, § 2530; 1892, § 2242; 1906, § 2461; Hemingway's 1917, § 2027; 1930, § 1930; 1942, § 2831. The judge or chancellor before whom the prisoner or other person may be brought, shall inquire into the cause of imprisonment or detention, and shall either discharge, commit, admit to bail, or remand the prisoner, or award the custody to the party entitled thereto, as the law and the evidence shall require; and may also award costs and charges, for or against either party, as may seem right. And the clerk of the court in whose office the proceedings may be filed, shall issue execution for the costs and charges so awarded, against the party bound therefor. But the judge may continue the trial from day to day as the case may require. Codes, Hutchinson's 1848, ch. 65, art. 1 (4); 1857, ch. 48, art. 10; 1871, § 1049; 1880, § 2530; 1892, § 2242; 1906, § 2461; Hemingway's 1917, § 2027; 1930, § 1930; 1942, § 2831. The judge or chancellor before whom the prisoner or other person may be brought, shall inquire into the cause of imprisonment or detention, and shall either discharge, commit, admit to bail, or remand the prisoner, or award the custody to the party entitled thereto, as the law and the evidence shall require; and may also award costs and charges, for or against either party, as may seem right. And the clerk of the court in whose office the proceedings may be filed, shall issue execution for the costs and charges so awarded, against the party bound therefor. But the judge may continue the trial from day to day as the case may require. Codes, Hutchinson's 1848, ch. 65, art. 1 (4); 1857, ch. 48, art. 10; 1871, § 1049; 1880, § 2530; 1892, § 2242; 1906, § 2461; Hemingway's 1917, § 2027; 1930, § 1930; 1942, § 2831. The judge or chancellor before whom the prisoner or other person may be brought, shall inquire into the cause of imprisonment or detention, and shall either discharge, commit, admit to bail, or remand the prisoner, or award the custody to the party entitled thereto, as the law and the evidence shall require; and may also award costs and charges, for or against either party, as may seem right. And the clerk of the court in whose office the proceedings may be filed, shall issue execution for the costs and charges so awarded, against the party bound therefor. But the judge may continue the trial from day to day as the case may require. Codes, Hutchinson's 1848, ch. 65, art. 1 (4); 1857, ch. 48, art. 10; 1871, § 1049; 1880, § 2530; 1892, § 2242; 1906, § 2461; Hemingway's 1917, § 2027; 1930, § 1930; 1942, § 2831.
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