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In cases of applications by creditors for the sale of the estates of idiots

and lunatics, not necessary to satisfy the court that the sale will

benefit the estate, &c. — 1833, ch. 150, sec. 1, . .

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Chancery court or Baltimore county court, as a court of equity, may

order the leasing of the estates of idiots and lunatics, on the ac-

ceptance of the surrender of leases, &c. — 1833, ch. 150, sec. 2,

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The power of courts of equity to decree sale of infants' estates to ex-

tend to all cases of trust for infants, and to all such cases of trusts

concerning ground in the city of Baltimore — 1835, ch. 380, sec. 9,

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In all cases in chancery, where the answer of an infant defendant is

filed, admitting the facts stated in the bill, or making no defence to

the claim of complainant, a commission may issue to such person,

&c. as the court may direct, on the application of the complainant

—1836, ch. 128, sec. 1, . . . .

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INJUNCTION.

Directions respecting injunctions to stay waste — 1785, ch. 72, sec. 28,

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On application for an injunction to stay proceedings at law by execu-

tor, the chancellor shall have power to prescribe the penalty of a

bond, to be executed with a surety or sureties to be approved by

him, before such injunction is granted — 1793, ch. 75, sec. 2, .

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Where an injunction is obtained by executors or administrators, on

filing such bonds the chancellor may decree against them as equity

and good conscience require — 1793, ch. 75, sec. 3, . .

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On a judgment on motion against a sheriff" or collector for refusing or

neglecting to pay over money, no injunction allowed — 1797, ch.

43, sec. 1, ...........

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Directions respecting personal property taken in execution on which

an injunction has issued — 1799, ch. 79, sec. 10, .

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Where a perpetual injunction is decreed against the slate, the chancel-

lor may order the treasurer to cancel the bond — 1799, ch. 79, sec. 11,

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The judges of the several judicial districts may grant injunctions, &c.

—1814, ch. 94, sec. 2, p. 627; 1815, ch. 163, sec. 5, . . .

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INTERPLEADER.

Where a bill of interpleader shall be filed, and one or more of the de-

fendants are absent out of the state, the chancellor, or county court,

on receiving the answers of the defendants in the state, to order no-

tice of publication, &c. If the absent defendants shall not answer

by the day limited in such notice, then 'the answers filed shall be

considered the answer of the absent defendant, and chancellor, or

county court may decree, &c. — 1826, ch. 199, ....

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INTERROGATORIES.

In commissions from the court of chancery the commissioner shall

read the interrogatories so that they may be heard by the parties,

their attorneys or agents — 1785, ch. 72, sec. 14, .

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