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CHANCERY.] PUBLIC GENERAL LAW.
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Pending the appeal, such order to have no operation except in cases
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of injunction to stay waste — 1835, ch. 346, sec. 3,
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Nor in such case shall it be necessary for the party to give bond ex-
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cept where the party had given bond to indemnify the opposite
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party, &c. — 1835, ch. 346, sec. 3, . . .
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Provided, that in all cases, court may require or accept bond, &c.—
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183-5, ch. 346, sec. 3, .........
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Authorized to decree exchanges of property in the city of Baltimore,
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in which infants have an interest, &c. — May, 1835, ch. 367, sec. 2.
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The court of chancery, or Baltimore county court, as a court of equity,
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may upon application and proceedings as are prescribed for sales of
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infants' estates, to decree, when it shall appear to be for the interest
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of the infants, the exchanges of real estate, or chattels real, wherein
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or where, of infants may have any estate interest, trust, or property
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or benefit, and where the same shall be situate in said city of Balti-
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more, for other real estate or chattels, real or interest, trust, or pro-
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perty benefit therein, or thereof, situate also in said city ; the court
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in such exchange not requiring equality or sameness in quantity or
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character of estate or interest, and appointing a trustee or trustees,
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to execute conveyances for carrying into effect such exchanges —
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1835, ch. 367, ..........
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[NOTE. — The above provision is reprinted from a private act in favour of
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John Walsh's representatives.]
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In all cases hereafter instituted for the sale of any property, real, per-
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sonal, or mixed, upon any lien or liability for debt, &c. sale may be
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ordered before a final hearing, giving the grantor a day to redeem,
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&c. proceeds of such sales to be subject to the order of the court,
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&c. — May, 1835, ch. 380, sec. 1, ......
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In cases to vacate conveyance or other act as fraudulent, against credi-
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tors, not necessary to have obtained judgment in order to the relief
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—May, 1835, ch. 380, sec. 2, .......
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Provided, if the debt be not admitted, court may send an issue, to de-
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termine the fact, to a court of law — 1835, ch. 380, sec. 2,
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In cases of injunctions granted, on filing the answer, the defendant
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may appeal, &c. — 1835, ch. 380, sec. 3, .....
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Where no bond has been given the appeal to stay the injunction, ex-
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cept in case of waste, &c. provided bond is given by the appellant
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to be approved by any judge of the court of appeals, and filed in
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the court issuing the injunction, &,c. — 1835, ch. 380, sec. 4,
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The provisions of the act of 1831, ch. 311, extended to cases of chat-
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tels, real and of executory devises of real estate in Baltimore city —
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1835, ch. 380, sec. 5, . . . .
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The provisions of the act of 1804, ch. 107, extended to all cases in
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equity in any wise concerning lands, &c. in regard to resident, and
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non-resident defendants, &c. — 1835, ch. 380, sec. 6, ...
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Where it shall appear proper to the court, bonds may be taken in the
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name of the state as obligee — 1835, ch. 380, sec. 7,
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In cases of injunction, how testimony shall be taken, &c. — 1835,
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ch. 380, sec. 8, ..........
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