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one or more commissioners
learned in the law, whose
duty it shall be to revise,
simplify, and abridge the
rules of practice, pleadings,
forms of conveyancing, and
proceedings of the Courts
of record, in this State.
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land, &c." and shall be sign-
ed by the governor and at-
tested by the chancellor,
with the seal of the State
annexed, except military
commissions, which shall not
be attested by the chancellor
or have the seal of the State
annexed; That all writs shall
run in the same stile, and be
tested, sealed and signed as
usual; That all indictments
shall conclude, "Against the
peace, government and dig-
nity of the state."
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Bills: Presen-
tation to Gov-
ernor; signa-
ture by
Governor.
Laws:
Recorded;
Court of
Appeals;
printed;
certified under
seal.
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Sec. 30. Every bill, when
passed by the General As-
sembly, and sealed with the
Great Seal, shall be pre-
sented to the Governor, who,
if he approves it, shall sign
the same in the presence of
the presiding officers and
Chief Clerks of the Senate
and House of Delegates.
Every Law shall be recorded
in the office of the Court of
Appeals and in due time, be
printed, published and certi-
fied under the Great Seal, to
the several Courts, in the
same manner as has been
heretofore usual in this
State.
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Sec. 30. Every bill, when
passed by the General As-
sembly, and sealed with the
Great Seal, shall be pre-
sented to the Governor, who,
if he approves it, shall sign
the same in the presence of
the presiding officers and
Chief Clerks of the Senate
and House of Delegates.
Every Law shall be recorded
in the office of the Court of
Appeals, and in due time,
be printed, published and
certified under the Great
Seal, to the several Courts,
in the same manner as has
been heretofore usual in this
State.
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Sec. 29. Every bill, when
passed by the General As-
sembly, and sealed with the
Great Seal, shall be pre-
sented to the Governor, who
shall sign the same in the
presence of the presiding
officers and chief clerks of
the Senate and House of
Delegates. Every law shall
be recorded in the office of
the Court of Appeals, and in
due time be printed, pub-
lished, and certified under
the Great Seal to the several
courts, in the same manner
as has been heretofore usual
in this State.
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Sec. 34. Every bill, when
passed by the General As-
sembly and sealed with the
Great Seal, shall be present-
ed to the Governor, who
shall sign the same in the
presence of the presiding
officers and chief clerks of
the Senate and House of
Delegates. Every law shall
be recorded in the office of
the Court of Appeals, and
in due time be printed, pub-
lished and certified under
the great seal to the several
;courts in the same manner
as has been heretofore usual
in this State.
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36. That the council shall
have power to make the
great seal of this State,
which shall be kept by the
chancellor for the time be-
ing, and affixed to all laws,
commissions, grants, and
other public testimonials, as
has been heretofore practised
in this State.
60. That every bill passed
by the general assembly,
wheri engrossed, shall be
presented by the speaker of
the house of delegates, in
the senate, to the governor,
for the time being, who shall
sign the same, and thereto
affix the great seal, in the
presence of the members of
both houses; every law shall
be recorded in the general
court office of the western
shore, and in due time
printed, published and cer-
tified under the great seal,
to the several county courts,
in the same manner as hath
been heretofore used in this
State.
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