PUBLIC GENERAL LAW.

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Power of Baltimore county court to appoint new trustees, to extend to

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cases pending before the passage of the act of 1832, ch. 203, —

1833, ch. 173, sec. 6, ........

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New trustee authorized to put in suit bond of old trustee — 1833, ch.

173, sec. 6, ..........

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See Baltimore County Court in 'Local Law.'

Baltimore county court to receive trustees' bonds — 1832, ch. 173, sec. 7,

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Clerk of Baltimore county to receive $1 for his services for docketing,

&c. each case of insolvent debtor — 1833, ch. 173, sec. 8,

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Any judge of any orphans court, may take the acknowledgment of any

conveyance, executed by an insolvent debtor, for the benefit of

creditors— 1834, ch. 92, ........

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In all cases of application for the benefit of the insolvent laws in Balti-

more city and county, all conveyances, assignments, sales, deliveries,

&c. of property, &c. or confessions of judgment, to the advantage

or security, &c. of any creditor, shall be deemed to have been

made with a view of becoming an insolvent, and to give an undue

preference : provided, that this provision shall not apply to persons

claiming by virtue of any assignment or conveyance, for a valuable

consideration, from a creditor, or to any creditor who shall appear

not to have had notice of the condition of the debtor — 1834, ch.

293, sec. 1, ..........

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All property acquired by an insolvent, by gift, descent, or bequest or

devise, or in a course of distribution, shall be applied as effectually,

as the property mentioned in his schedule, for the benefit of all his

creditors — 1834, ch. 293, sec. 1, ......

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The receipt of his trustee, for such property, shall avail as the receipt

of the insolvent— 1834, ch. 293, sec. 2, .....

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Property so acquired, not discharged from any execution of attachment,

levied previously to the passage of this act, &c. — 1834, ch. 293,

sec. 2, ...........

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In cases of attachments or other legal proceedings, instituted for the

purpose of making property so acquired, liable, and limitations are

pleaded, the lapse of time to be computed from the acquisition —

1834, ch. 293, sec. 3, ........

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Creditor may require further security in the bond of the insolvent, for

his appearance, &c. — 1834, ch. 293, sec. 4, .

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Where interrogatories are filed, commissioners may examine witnesses,

and compel their attendance by subpoena and attachment — 1834,

ch. 293, sec. 5, ..........

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Where an unfavourable report upon the application of an insolvent

debtor, shall be made to Baltimore county court, and the insolvent

shall apply for a review, personal discharge to cease to have effect,

until the review is had, &c. — 1834, ch. 293, sec. 6,

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Scire facias not necessary where more than three years have not

elapsed upon judgments, in order to affect property acquired by

gift, &c.— 1834, ch. 293, sec. 7, ......

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