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Alexander's British statutes in force in Maryland. 2d ed., 1912
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476 32 H. 8, CAP. 37, DISTRESS BY EXECUTORS.
persons unto whom such Rent or Fee-farm is or shall be due,
and not paid at the time of his Death, as is aforesaid, to dis-
train for the Arrearages of all such Bents and Fee-farms, upon
the Lands, Tenements, and other Hereditaments, which were
charged with the Payment of such Bents or Fee-farms, and
chargeable to the Distress of the said Testator, (6) so long as
the said Lands, Tenements, or Hereditaments continue, re-
357 main,* and be in the Seisin or Possession of the said Ten-
ant in Demesn, who ought immediately to have paid the said
Rent or Fee-farm, so being behind, to the said Testator in his
Life, (7) or in the Seisin or Possession of any other person or
persons claiming the said Lands, Tenements, and Heredita-
ments, only by and from the same Tenant by Purchase, Gift,
or Descent, (8, 1 in like manner and form as their said Testator
might or ought to have done in his life time, and the said Execu-
tors and Administrators shall, for the same Distress lawfully
make Avowry upon their matter aforesaid.
II. Provided alway, That this Act nor any thing therein
contained, shall not extend to any such Manor, Lordship, or
Dominion in Wales, or in the Marches of the same, whereof
the Inhabitants have used, time out of the mind of Man, to
pay unto every Lord, or Owner of such Lordship, Manor, or
Dominion, at his or their first entry into the same, any Sum or
Sums of Money, for the Redemption and Discharge of all Duties,
Forfeitures, and Penalties, wherewith the said Inhabitants
were chargeable to any of their said Lords Ancestors or Pre-
decessors before his said Entry.
III. And further be it enacted by the Authority aforesaid,
That if any roan which now hath, or hereafter shall have in
the right of his Wife, any Estate in Fee-simple, Fee-tail or
for term of Life, of or in any Rents or Fee-farms and the same
Rents or Fee-farms now be, or hereafter shall be due, behind,
and unpaid in the said Wife's Life; then the said Husband,
after the Death of his said Wife, his Executors, and Adminis-
trators, shall have an Action of Debt for the said Arrearages
against the Tenant of the Demesn that ought to have paid the
same, his Executors or Administrators; (2) and also the said
Husband, after the Death of his said Wife, may distrain for
the said Arrearages, in like manner and form, as he might have
done if his said Wife had been then living, and make Avowry
upon his matter, as is aforesaid.

 
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