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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, 1876
Volume 199, Page 660   View tiff image (61K)
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660

LAWS OF MARYLAND.

Enter suit.

commissioners to cause a suit for the recovery of

 

said expenses to be forthwith instituted against the

 

person or persons by whose default the said materials

 

and obstructions has been suffered to remain, and

 

the amount so recovered shall be paid into the as-

 

sessment fund for benefits; and all moneys that may

 

be received by the examiner or the examiners, as

 

the case may be, from the sale of any house or im-

 

provement, after deducting the cost and expenses of

 

advertising and of sales, shall be paid into said fund.

 

SEC. 7. And be it enacted, Whenever any assessment

 

for benefits for condemning, opening, grading and

May be cred-

constructing any street, avenue, or alley or part

ited.

thereof, or a thoroughfare, exceed the amount of

 

damages awarded, the assessment for benefits may-

 

be credited with such amount of damages, and the

 

difference shall be the amount due and collectable

 

for benefits, and such credit shall be recognized and

Take posses-

taken as a full settlement, discharge and payment

sion.

for all such damages; and any lands for which dam-

 

ages may have been awarded, may be entered upon

 

and taken possession of; and any building or im-

 

provements of any kind for which damages may

 

have been awarded, may be taken possession of for

 

the purpose of opening, grading and constructing

 

such street, avenue or alley, or part thereof or thor-

 

oughfare; but if the amount of damages awarded in

Shall exceed.

any case shall exceed the amount of benefits assessed,

 

then the damages awarded shall be credited with

 

the benefits assessed, and the difference shall be the

 

amount due and payable; and no part of any street,

 

avenue or alley, or thoroughfare shall be opened,

 

graded and constructed over the land, nor no build-

 

ing or improvements of any kind, shall be taken

 

possession of for which said damages were awarded

 

without the written consent of the owner or owners

 

thereof, until such difference is paid, or tendered to

 

be paid, to the parties legally entitled to receive the

 

same; any assessment made for benefits under this

Tax and lien.

act, shall be a tax and lien on the property upon

 

which the same is assessed, and shall be due and

 

collectable at any time after the statement and pro-

 

ceedings of the examiner or the examiners, as the

 

case may be, shall be ratified and confirmed as herein



 

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