This section is from the book "Popular Law Library Vol11 Common Law Pleading, Code Pleading, Federal Procedure, Evidence", by Albert H. Putney. Also available from Amazon: Popular Law-Dictionary.
The Deposition of...................., of the
County of...............................and State of....................................., a witness of lawful age, produced, sworn and examined, upon of........................, in the County of......
......corporal oath, on the....................day of......................, in the year of our Lord
One Thousand Nine Hundred and................., at...................., in the....................
...........................and State aforesaid, by me.............................., a Commissioner, duly appointed by a Dedimus Potestatum or Commission issued out of the Clerk's office of the.........
Court of..................................County, in the State of......................, bearing Teste in the name of......................Esq., Clerk of said...........................Court, with the seal of the said Court affixed thereto, and to me directed as such Commissioner, for the examination of the said............................... , a witness in a certain suit and matter in controversy now pending and undetermined in said.......................Court, wherein John G. Small is plaintiff, and Henry E. Little is defendant, on behalf of the said plaintiff, upon interrogatories to be propounded to said witness orally, pursuant to the notice attached to the said Commission and herewith also enclosed, and upon none others. The said......................, being first duly sworn by.............................., as a witness in said cause, previous to the commencement of..........................examination, to testify the truth as well on the part of the plaintiff as of the defendant, in relation to the matters in controversy between the said plaintiff and defendant, so far as...........should be interrogated, testified and deposed as follows:
Then follows interrogatory first, etc.
 
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