SUPPLEMENT TO THE MARYLAND CODE,

PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS,
1900.

ARTICLE V.

APPEALS AND ERRORS.

	Appeals from Courts of Law. 14A. Court of Appeals may, upon written agreement of parties, enter up final judgment in cases of reversal of judgment and remanding for new trial. Appeals from County Commis- sioners. 81. Appeals by party aggrieved or taxpayer within sixty days	from order or decision. Pay- ment of costs. Docketing of appeals. Appeals from Justices of the Peace. 92. This section not to apply to Allegany county.

Appeals from Courts of Law.

1900, ch. 867.

14A. On reversing any judgment or part of a judgment at
law where the case is remanded for a new trial the parties may,
by agreement in writing, submit the said case to the Court of
Appeals for final adjudication and judgment upon the facts set
forth in the record, and upon such submission the Court of
Appeals shall have power to pass upon all questions of fact and
of law arising in the said case, and to give final judgment
therein, and to enforce said judgment by execution.

Appeals from County Commissioners.

1900, ch. 494.

81. Any person a party to the proceeding feeling himself
aggrieved by any decision or order of the County Commissioners,