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1715.
GEORGE I.
CHAP. 
XXXII.

built upon,
and improved
under the said
Laws, confirmed.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Proviso.
 
 
 
 
 

Recital of other
Acts disallowed
by
her late Majesty,
viz.
 

1706, ch. 14.
 
 

1707, ch. 16.



1708, ch. 3.








The Titles to
Lots taken
up, and built
upon under
those Laws,
confirmed.





But Owners
of the Land
may have Action

of Debt,
for the Value
set thereon,
against the
Possessors of
Lots which
have not been
paid for.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

that, during the Continuance of the before mentioned Acts of Assembly, did
take up, pay for, or tendered, or were ready to pay for any lot or Lots of
Land, in any Town Land laid out and allotted for Town Lands, by the former
Laws, or any of them, and of the same Lot made due Entry, and hath
built and improved upon the same, and followed the Directions of the above
mentioned Laws, they, the said Person or Persons, so taking up, entering,
building upon, and following the Directions of the said Laws, their Heirs
and Assigns, shall have, hold and enjoy, a good, sure, and indefeazable Estate
of Inheritance, in Fee-simple, of, in and to every such Lot and Lots
of Land, so taken up and built on as aforesaid, (according to the said laws
and Directions) to them and their Heirs for ever, as fully, freely and amply,
to all Intents and Purposes, as if the said former laws were still in Force,
and had never been repealed.

    III.  Provided always, That where any Person or Persons that hath or
have so taken up, built and improved, and hath not paid the Price set upon
the same, that every such Person is hereby enjoined to pay the said Value of
the said Lot to the Owner and Claimer of the Land, upon Demand, without
Fraud or Covin.

    IV.  And whereas it is represented to this present General Assembly, That
several of the Inhabitants of this Province, and Others, that have taken up
several Lots, in several Town Lands, laid out and surveyed for Towns according
to the Directions of several Laws of this PRovince lately made, (That is
to say,) One Act of Assembly made at a General Assembly begun and held at 
the Port of Annapolis, the Second Day of April, in the Year of our Lord
One Thousand Seven Hundred and Six, entitled, An Act for Advancement of
Trade, and erecting Ports and Towns within this Province of Maryland; One
other Act made at a General Assembly begun and held at the Port of Annapolis,
the Fifteenth Day of April, One Thousand Seven Hundred and Seven,
entitled, A Supplementary Act to the Act for Advancement of Trade, and erecting
Ports and Towns; and one other Act made at a General Assembly of this
Province, held at the Port of Annapolis, the Twenty-ninth Day of November,
Anno Domini
One Thousand Seven Hundred and Eight, entitled, An Additional 
Act to eh Supplementary Act for Advancement of Trade, and erecting Ports
and Towns within this Province, and for Sale of some Public Lands and Buildings

in the Town of St. Mary's in St. Mary's County, as by the several Acts of Assembly
aforesaid, remaining upon Record in the Secretary's Office may appear,
relying and depending on the Benefits and Privileges in the said Laws
granted, did enter and build upon such Lots, according to the Directions of
the said Laws; Be it therefore Enacted, by the Authority, Advice and Consent
aforesaid, That all and every Person and Persons, that, during the Continuance
of the before mentioned Laws, did take up a Lot or Lots, and thereon build
according to the Dimensions prescribed by the said Laws, or any of them, in
any Town land laid out and allotted for a Town by the former Laws, or any
of them, their Heirs and Assigns, shall have, hold and enjoy, a good, sure
and indefeazable Estate of Inheritance, in Fee-simple, of, in, and to such
Lot and Lots so taken up and built upon as aforesaid.

    V.  Provided, That where the Owner of any Tract of Land, laid out for
a Town by any of the aforesaid Acts, is unpaid for any lot taken up and 
built upon according to the Directions of the said Laws, such Owners may,
after Request made, have an Action of Debt for the Value of such Lot, according
to the Value of the Commissioners or Jurors, impowered to value
the same, by such former Law, against any Taker-up, or Owner of any such
Lot or Lots that hath not paid for the same, his Heirs, Executors or Administrators,
in any of his Majesty's Courts of Record within this Province,
that can hold Plea of the same.



 
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