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Clement Dorsey. The general public statutory law and public local law of the state of Maryland : from the year 1692 to 1839 inclusive, with annotations thereto,and a copious index.
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PUBLIC GENERAL LAW.

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Not to be allowed on judgment rendered against a constable for money

Page.

collected by him as such — 1820, ch. 185, sec. 2, .

741

Erroneous entries of them by certain justices of the peace, made valid

 

—1825, ch. 233, sec. 1, ...

870

Form of the entry to be hereafter used — 1825, ch. 223, sec. 2, .

870

Where any judgment or decree has been or may be superseded by way

 

of confession of judgment, and such confession of judgment may

 

not be in the precise form required by law, the same shall be valid,

 

if the form prescribed by law has been substantially complied with

 

— 1826, ch. 194, .........

880

The time of entering into any such confession of judgment shall be

 

computed, if otherwise expressed, six months from the time of en-

 

tering into it — 1826, ch. 194, sec. 2, . . .

880

To be a lien on the real estate of the persons named therein, from the

 

day it is filed with the clerk — 1826, eh. 194, sec. 3, ...

880

The lieu created by any judgment rendered against the principal, not

 

to be defeated by his entering into a confession of judgment by

 

way of supersedeas — 1826, ch. 194, sec. 4, .

880

Judgments or decrees rendered in courts, superseded by way of confes-

 

sion of judgment, may be appealed from, or writ of error sued

 

thereon— 1826, ch. 200, ........

884

See Appeals...

 

Stay of execution, under supersedeas, upon judgments of justices of the

 

peace, to be computed from the date of the rendition of the judg-

 

ment— 1834, ch. 126, sec. 1, .......

1137

In all cases of judgments in the county court at the second term, stay

 

of execution, under supersedeas, to be computed from the first

 

Thursday of the term next ensuing such second term — 1834, ch.

 

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

1137

Stoves hired or rented, exempted from execution — 1834, ch. 180,

1140

Such judgments* may be superseded, &c. as in cases of judgments

 

rendered by justices of the peace, a fair copy of the supersedeas, to

 

be filed with the chief justice within ten days, &c. and to be re-

 

corded in the judgment dockel, upon which execution may issue,

 

&c .— 1835, ch. 201, sec. 11, .......

1204

No plaintiff in any supersedes, taken by any justice of the peace, shall

 

be entitled to have execution against any security after the expira-

 

tion of four years, from the dale thereof, Stc. — 1835, ch. 201,

 

sec. 12, .

1204

STOCKHOLDERS.

 

Whenever five or more stockholders of any private corporation, shall

 

give notice to the principal officer at least thirty days prior to the

 

election, of their intention to canvass the votes which may be given,

 

it shall be the duty of such officer to give notice to all the stock-

 

holders in the state— 1836, ch. 264, §ec. 1, .

1241

Oath required to be taken by every stockholder offering to vote — 1836,

 

ch. 264, sec. 1, .......... 1

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*Magistrates' court.

 

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