INSOLVENT DEBTORS
INSPECTION
INSPECTORS
INSURANCE |
INDEX TO THE LAWS.
Nothing herein contained to deprive the creditors
of the right of filing allegations at any time within
two
years from the time of discharge,
Conveyances, &c. with intent to
give undue preference,
to be null and void,
Provided that no insolvent debtor shall be precluded
from the benefit, on account thereof,
Compensation to be allowed and paid
to the commissioners
under the direction of the court,
Any two competent to act,
Parts of the act of 1805, ch. 110,
and its supplements,
inconsistent with this act, repealed,
The act of 1816, ch. 29, securing
to the sheriff of
Baltimore the gaol fees of certain insolvent debtors,
repealed,
Any imprisoned debtor may petition
a judge of the
orphans court for discharge,
The judges invested with the same power as a judge
of the county court, on bond, &c.
The proceedings to be lodged within thirty days
with the county clerk, and the county court to proceed,
&c.
The judge of the orphans court to
be allowed one
dollar as a compensation, to be paid by the debtor,
Nothing herein contained to repeal
or alter the act
relating to insolvent debtors in the city and county
of
baltimore, (1816, ch. 221,)
The act of 1704, ch. 28, for the relief
of insolvent
debtors, repealed,
Of Tobacco. See Tobacco Inspection.
Of flour and salted provisions in
the port of Havre-de-Grace,
acts revived and regulations concerning,
Of flour, &c. in the precincts
of the city of Baltimore,
and act relating to,
Of lumber, established in the city of Baltimore,
Of salt fish, regulated,
Of public arms in the possession of the non commissioned
officers and privates in the militia directed,
Fees for taking their bonds allowed
to justices of the
peace,
Of the Penitentiary. See Penitentiary.
Of exports, exempted from militia duty,
Inspectors and corders of wood to
be appointed
by the governor and council for the city of Baltimore,
Regulations concerning the meetings
of the Baltimore
Equitable Society for insuring houses from loss
by fire,
the 22d article of the act of 1794, ch. 39, repealed,
The acts of 1795, ch. 59, and 1796,
ch. 63, respecting
an Insurance Company in Baltimore, continued
(except where altered,) to the 1st of February 1820,
&c.
The company empowered to extend their insurances
on one vested to $50,000,
To cover by their policy all objects of Marine Insurance,
The Union Insurance Company incorporated,
&c. |
Session. Ch. S.
1816 221
5
6
7
8
1817 206
183
1
1
2
3
5
6
4
1801 102
1805
40
1803
83
1811
70
1817 141
1817 114
170
1818
99
May 1813 19 13
1801
74 30
1811 182
1
1816 199
1817 141
6
1801
35 1
2
1804
37 2
3
4
41
1815 213 |
