COUNTY COURT.

1671

by the opposite party or parties ; and when ascertained and cor-
rected, or settled, by the court, to conform to the evidence, and
to the points or prayers embraced in the exceptions, they shall
be signed and sealed by said court, and avail as if drawn and
signed and sealed in manner, and at the time now lawfully

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required in such behalf; Provided however, that no exceptions
taken by the party not appealing or suing a writ of error as
aforesaid, shall be certified as aforesaid, if such party by his
counsel shall agree in writing, and file the agreement in said
cause, not to avail himself at any future trial of the point or
prayer made or involved in such exception ; which agreement
shall preclude the said party from availing himself at any
future trial as aforesaid, of such point or prayer.

Exceptions
provided*

SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That nothing in this act con-
tained, shall debar the parties in any cause from waiving by
consent, the right of having any of the exceptions on either
side as aforesaid, certified as herein provided, to' the court of
appeals.

Maybe
waived by
consent of
parties.

SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That the provisions of this act
be, and they are hereby declared to extend, only to Baltimore
county court, Frederick and Washington county courts.

A further SUPPLEMENT to the ACT, entitled, an Act for the despatch of
Business in Baltimore County Court. — 1832, ch. 203.
Re-enacted by 1834, ch. 211, sec. 7, and by 1834, ch. 233, sec. 7.

Limitation.

SEC. 1. Be it enacted, by- the General Assembly of Maryland,
That hereafter Baltimore county court shall hold only three
city terms during each year, that is to say, the terms now held
on the first day of January, the first day of May, and the first
day of September, and that hereafter no term shall be held on
the first day of December ; and that all actions at law shall
stand for trial and judgment at the second term of the said
court, after the impetration of the original writ in such actions;
and that there shall be a stay of execution for thirty days upon
all judgments confessed, at the first trial term.

December
term
abolished.

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That it shall not be lawful for
said court to discontinue, dismiss or strike from the docket any
cause, not on the trial-calendar of the court, by reason of a pro-
ceeding not being had by any of the parties, during any limited
period, nor to make any rule to such effect.

Rule for
court

SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That upon petition of any per-
manent trustee or trustees, of any insolvent debtor of the city
or county of Baltimore, to Baltimore county court, setting forth
that he or they has or have a personal interest inconsistent with
his or their continuing to act as trustee, or stating any other
ground, which shall appear to the said court sufficient or rea-
sonable to authorize such trustee or trustees being discharged

Case of
trustee of
insolvent.