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PUBLIC GENERAL LAW.
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2669
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The court to proceed by attachment, as in cases of contempt, for com-
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pelling him to deliver such property — 1819, ch. 84, sec. 8, .
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709
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Nothing in this act, to protect the sureties of the provisional trustee
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against a recovery on the bond of the provisional trustee, in case
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he shall not deliver over the whole of the property in his hands —
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1819, ch. 84, sec. 8, .........
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709
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Allowance to the commissioners to be first paid out of the effects of
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the applicant — 1819, ch. 84, sec. 9, ......
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709
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No person to be refused a hearing on account of an inability to pay
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such allowance — 1819, ch. 84, sec. 9, ......
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709
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The commissioners of insolvent debtors in the city and county of Bal-
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timore empowered to appoint a permanent trustee, whenever an
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application for that purpose is made by a majority of creditors in
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value, without appointing a time for the meeting of the creditors —
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—1820, ch. 182, sec. 1, ........
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740
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Not less than two commissioners to act on the petition of an insolvent
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debtor, &c. — 1820, ch. 182, sec. 2, ......
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740
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The amount paid by a creditor for the support of an insolvent debtor
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in confinement, to be a preferred claim — 1820, ch. 186, sec. 5,
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743
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A trustee of an insolvent debtor may be discharged from his trust on
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his application to the court by which he was appointed, and evi-
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dence that such discharge will be for the benefit of the creditors,
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and on producing the assent of two-thirds of his creditors — 1820,
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ch. 194, sec. 1, ..........
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760
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A new trustee shall thereupon be appointed — 1820, ch. 194, sec. 2,
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760
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The former trustee to be discharged from further obligations on his
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executing a conveyance to the new trustee — 1820, ch. 194, sec. 3,
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761
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The new trustee to give bond, &.c. as the former trustee — 1820, ch.
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194, sec. 4, ..........
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761
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The trustee, with the consent of the court by which he was appointed,
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and on evidence, that such surrender will be for the benefit of the
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creditors of the insolvent, and on obtaining the consent of two-
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thirds of the creditors, may surrender up his trust and re-convey
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and re-deliver to the insolvent all the property remaining in his
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hands— 1820, ch. 194, sec. 5, . . . . . .
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761
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The trustee allowed to retain in his hands, so much as may be neces-
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sary for the payment of debts incurred by him as trustee and eight
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per cent, commission — 1820, ch. 194, sec. 6,
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762
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The surplus (if any) after the payment of debts and commission,
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allowed to be paid over to the new trustee or the insolvent debtor,
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as the case may be — 1820, ch. 194, sec. 7, .
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762
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When a petitioner for the benefit of the insolvent laws before the com-
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missioners of insolvent debtors for the city and county of Balti-
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more, or Baltimore county court, fails to appear on the day re-
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quired by law, the commissioners or court may in their discretion
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continue the petition to another day — 1820, ch. 250, sec. 1, .
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779
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Where such failure to appear has heretofore taken place, without any
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fraudulent design on the part of the petitioner, he may prosecute a
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new petition— 1820, ch. 2/50, sec. 2, ......
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779
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