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The Maryland Code : Public General Laws and Public Local Laws, 1860
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ART. 5.] APPEALS. 29

APPEALS FROM THE COMMISSIONER OF THE LAND OFFICE.

46. All parties aggrieved by any judgment, final order or
determination in any case affecting the title to lands made by
the Commissioner of the Land Office, shall have full power and
right to appeal from such judgment, order or determination to
the Court of Appeals; Provided, that such appeal shall be made
within nine months from the date of such judgment, order or
determination, the party appealing filing at the time of such
appeal his reasons therefor; And provided further, that no such
appeal shall stay proceedings, unless bond and security be given
in the manner herein required in appeals from, courts of equity.

47. Upon any appeal taken under the preceding section the
Commissioner of the Land Office shall transmit a full copy of the
record and proceedings to the Court of Appeals, within sixty
days from the time of taking the appeal, or to the next Court 'of
Appeals after said appeal is taken.

APPEALS PROM COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

48. Any person may appeal from any decision or order of the
County Commissioners to the Circuit Court of the county, at
any time within sixty days after the time of making such deci-
sion or order.

49. Upon such appeal being taken, the clerk of the County Com-
missioners shall immediately transmit a copy of the proceedings
to the Circuit Court.

APPEALS PROM JUSTICES OP THE PEACE.

50. Any party aggrieved thereby may appeal from any judg-
ment of a Justice of the Peace to the Circuit Court for the
county, or Court of Common Pleas in Baltimore, at any time
within sixty days from the rendition of such judgment; and the
court to which such appeal is taken shall hear the case de novo,
and determine the same according to law and the equity and
right of the matter.

51. If either party die after the rendition of a judgment by a
justice of the peace, his executor or administrator may appeal
within sixty days after the rendition of the judgment.

 

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