ART. 4. ] CITY OF BALTIMORE.

peal therefrom in thirty days from the first publication
of such determination, to Baltimore city court, or any
other court of competent jurisdiction, by which court
such appeal shall be heard and determined; each party
to such appeal shall have a right to trial by jury, if
demanded, and either party shall be permitted to
except to the ruling of the court and an appeal to the
court of appeals, in the same manner as in other civil
cases.

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Sub-Sec. 2. No party having an interest in the
change of grade of any street, lane or alley, or in
paving, re-paving or renewing the curbstones of the
same, and failing to appeal within the thirty days
mentioned in first section, shall hereafter be author-
ized or empowered to prevent the making of the said
change, or the doing of the said paving or re-paving
or the renewal of the said curbstones, nor shall such
party be authorized to object to the tax or charge laid
or imposed or to be laid or imposed therefor, on the
ground that the determination thereof was illegal and
beyond the jurisdiction of the said mayor and city
council of Baltimore or officer of said corporation:

Ibid s. 2.
Must appeal
within thirty
days.

provided, however, that when any party mentioned in
this section shall be a married woman, an infant, or a
non compos mentis, that then and in such cases there
must be a service in writing upon such married woman
or her trustee, if she have one, or upon the guardian
of such infant, or upon the committee of such non
compos mentis, and such service must be made, as afore-
said, at least thirty days before any proceedings shall
be had, and that the same right of appeal is reserved,
as in cases where the notice is given by publication, as
is hereinbefore provided.

Proviso.

Sub-Sec. 3. In case of any determination prescribed
in the first section of this law and publication thereof,
and no appeal therefrom, and the completion of the
grade and of the paving or re-paving or renewal of
curbstones, as aforesaid, then the said determination
shall be taken and held as conclusive and binding.

Approved and in force April 4, 1870.

Ibid s. 3.
Determination
conclusive if no
appeal taken.