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LAWS OF MARYLAND.— 1831.

Publication
of notice
directed.

and object of the bill, petition or application in such way and
for such periods as may be judged proper ; Provided, that no
infant or infants shall be deemed a defendant or defendants,
within the meaning of this section, in whose behalf an applica-
tion shall be made or proceedings instituted under, and by
virtue of the acts respectively in the last aforegoing section
mentioned.

Suit not to
Abate in
case of
marriage.

Amended.

SEC. 14, And be it enacted, That no suit in equity shall abate
by the marriage of any of the parties, but on application of any
of the parties, the court may on such terms and notice as to it
shall seem proper, allow and order any amendment of the plead-
ings, and the making of any new and additional parties, that
such marriage may render proper.

CHAPTER 313.
A SUPPLEMENT to the ACT, passed at November session, of the year
eighteen hundred and four, chapter fifty- five, entitled, an Act to provide
for the trial of facts in the several Counties of this State, and to alter,
change and abolish, all such parts of the Constitution and Form of
Government, as relate to the General Court and Court of Appeals.

In case of
new trial.

Be it enacted, by the General Assembly of Maryland, That
in any suit or action, in any county court of this state now
pending, or which may hereafter arise where a new trial has
been or may be ordered, it shall and may be lawful for either
party to make suggestion, as required by the second section of
the act to which this is a supplement, and it shall thereupon be
the duty of the county court, in which such suggestion shall
be made, to order and direct the record of proceedings in such
suit or action to be transmitted to the judges of any county
court within the district for trial, notwithstanding the first pro-
viso in said section.

CHAPTER 315.

* 1798, ch.
101.

A further SUPPLEMENT to an ACT,* entitled, an Act for amending and
reducing into system the Laws and Regulations concerning last Wills
and Testaments, the duties of Executors, Administrators and Guardians,
and rights of Orphans, and other representatives of deceased persons.
See 1833, ch. 15, 181, 262.

Orphans
court or
register in
recess au-
thorized to
take pro-
bate, of any
will, having
relation to
real as well
as personal
estate.

Which as

to real es-

SEC. 1. Be it enacted, by the General Assembly of Maryland,
That the orphans courts, and in their recess, the registers of
wills of the several counties in this state, be, and they are
hereby authorized and empowered to take the probate of any
will, testament or codicil, whether the same has relation to real
or personal estate, or to both real and personal estate, in the same
manner, that the original act to which this is a further supple-
ment, authorizes the said courts or registers, to take the probate
of wills, testaments and codicils, containing any disposition rela-
tive to goods, chattels, or personal estate; which said probate as