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INDEX.

 

1844

 

Chap.

Sec.

Baltimore and New York Steam Packet
Company.

   

COSTS IN EQUITY—In any case pending in Chan-

   

cery court or county court, &c. rule secu-

   

rity for costs may be laid before final de-

   

cree passed by defendant against complain

   

ant non-resident at time of filing bill or be-

   

coming such after filing.

219

 

COUNTY COURTS—Cases on trial docket of, the se-

   

cond judicial district may be continued or

   

application to parties or counsel.

19

1

Act in force from passage.

 

2

On application of any sheriff or collec-

   

tor who fails to collect his fees, &c, with-

   

in the time prescribed by law, judges of,

   

authorised to extend time, &c.

213

1

Securities or Survivors of any deceased

   

sheriff, may apply as aforesaid, whenever

   

application made by executors, and also,

   

security, &c, judges to derermine which

   

application shall be granted and privileges
had.

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2

Inconsistent acts repealed.

 

3

See Court of Chancery.

   

COUNTY PENSIONS—See Rigdon, Baker, jr., Burke,

   

Mary and Elizabeth, Sunderland, Zacha-

   

riah, Hasson, Mary, and James Lisle,

   

Newman, William, Hunt, Elizabeth, Lee,

   

Rachael.

   

COUPONS—See Valuation and Assessment of Property.

   

Coupons of interest of this State and

   

certificates of interest issued by commis-

   

sioner of loans, receivable in payment of

   

taxes without distinction of years.

245

1

So much of the 1st section of the act of

   

1842, chapter 198, as is inconsistant, &c.

   

repealed.

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2

COURT OF APPEALS—See Appeals. court of,

   

COURT OF CHANCERY—In any case now pending

   

ing in, or any county court as a court of

   

equity, in which an executor may die, the

   

administrator de boni3 non may be made a

   

party in the manner prescribed for by acts

   

of 1820, chapter 161, and 1842, chapter

   

229.

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