92                               LAWS OF MARYLAND                         [CH. 3

guardian where any person is entitled to a reversion, remainder or
executory devise in the money or property claimed, unless such
guardian shall give such a bond as may be required to be given by
guardians in Section [221] 52 of this Article.

[221] 52. Same—Requirement of bond where there is a re-
mainder, reversion or executory interest.

Where any person shall be prospectively entitled to any remainder,
reversion or executory devise in any money or property claimed by
a foreign guardian, upon the determination of the estate or interest
of such infant therein, it shall be lawful for the court in which the
petition is filed, in its discretion, before giving such order or direc-
tion as hereinbefore provided for, to require that such guardian, non-
resident as aforesaid, or some other person, shall execute a bond to
the State in double the amount or value of such property, with a
surety or sureties to be approved of by said court, conditioned that
such property shall, at the determination of the estate or interest of
such infant, be forthcoming in the county or city where such bond
is taken, for the benefit of the person who may be entitled to such
remainder, reversion or executory devise, which bond shall be re-
corded in the office of the register or clerk of said court; and any
person interested in said remainder, reversion or executory devise
shall be entitled to a copy of said bond and a certificate from the
register or clerk, under his hand and the seal of his office, upon which
copy and certificate an action may be maintained in the name of the
State for the use of the party interested, and judgment may be re-
covered for the damage actually sustained.

[222] 53. Same—How orders enforced.

All orders passed on the petition of a foreign guardian for the pay-
ment, transfer or delivery of money or property shall be enforced in
the same manner and by the same remedies as if such guardian were
appointed in this State.

[223] 54. Nonresident infant having no guardian.

In case any nonresident infant shall be entitled to any property,
real or personal, in this State, and shall have no guardian or guard-
ians in the place of the residence of the said infant duly qualified,
and who shall have given bond with sufficient security for the per-
formance of his trust, it shall be lawful for the orphans' court of the
city or county in which the said property of the said infant may be,
or where the debt or chose in action due to the said infant may be
recoverable, to appoint a guardian or guardians over the property or
claim of such infant, which said guardian or guardians shall give
bond with security in the same manner as if such infant resided in
this State.

[224] 55. Reciprocity when residents of Maryland are denied right
to qualify as guardian in foreign state.

Any person who is a resident of any state by the laws of which
residents of Maryland