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Alexander's British statutes in force in Maryland. 2d ed., 1912
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19 GEO. 2, CAP. 37, INSURANCE. 1019
he required so to do in Writing, by the Defendant, or his
* Attorney or Agent, declare in Writing what Sum or 762
Sums he hath assured, or caused to be assured in the Whole,
and what Sums he hath borrowed at Respondentia or Bottom-
Fee, for the Voyage, or any Part of the Voyage in Question
is such Suit or Action.
VII. And whereas it is unreasonable that any Person or
Persons, Body or Bodies Corporate, subscribing, sealing, or
otherwise executing any Policy or Policies of Assurance,
should be put to any Costs, Charges or Expenses, in any Suit
or Action at Law, to be brought on such Policy or Policies, in
case such Person or Persons, Body or Bodies Corporate, is
or are ready and willing to pay such Damages and Costs, as
shall and may be really and bona fide due thereon, which at
present they are liable to, and often forced unjustly to bear,
for that in many Cases upon such Policies, no Money can be
brought into Court: For Eemedy whereof, be it enacted by the
Authority aforesaid, That from and after the said first Day of
August, it shall and may be lawful for any Person or Persons,
Body or Bodies Corporate, sued in any Action or Actions of
Debt, Covenant, or any other Action or Actions, on any Policy
or Policies of Assurance, to bring into Court any Sum or
Sums of Money; and if any such Plaintiff or Plaintiffs shall
refuse to accept such Sum or Sums of Money, so brought into
Court as aforesaid, with Costs to be taxed, in full Discharge
of such Action or Actions, and shall afterwards proceed to
Trial in such Action or Actions, and the Jury shall not assess
Damages to such Plaintiff or Plaintiffs, exceeding the Sum or
Sums of Money so brought into Court, such Plaintiff or Plain-
tiffs, in every such Case and Cases, shall pay to such Defendant
or Defendants, in every such Action and Actions, Costs to be
taxed; any Law, Custom or Usage to the contrary notwith-
standing.
VIII. Provided always, and it is hereby declared, That this
Act shall not extend to, or be in Force against any Persons
residing in any Parts or Places in Europe, out of his Majesty's
Dominions, for whose Account any Assurance or Assurances
shall be made before the twenty-ninth Day of September in
the Year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and forty-
six: nor extend to, or be in Force against any Persons resid-
ing in any Parts or Places in Turkey, or in Asia, Africa, or

 
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