JOHN LEE CARROLL, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR

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awarding damages and in assessing benefits take all

such facts into consideration, and make a just and

Make proper

proper allowance for such amounts as may have

allowance.

been already expended upon such road, street or

avenue or part thereof.

SEC. 12. And be it enacted, That it is hereby de-

clared and understood that Baltimore county shall

Not responsi-

not be held responsible for the per diem of any ex-

ble.

aminer or examiners, as the case may be, or for any

charges or expenses of any kind or nature whatso-

ever that may be incurred under the provisions of

this act, but that the per diem of the examiner or the

examiners, as the case may be, and all other charges

and expenses which may be incurred under the pro-

visions of this act, shall be paid as hereinbefore

provided for; and that in any contract or contracts

that may be made after the passage of this law by any

examiner or examiners, as the case may be, there

shall be inserted a clause that Baltimore county shall

not be responsible for any. work done under such

contract or contracts, nor for any expense or charge

of any nature whatsoever in connection with such

work or contract; and whenever application is made

to the County Commissioners of Baltimore county

as provided for by sections four, five, eight, nine and

ten of this act, it shall be the duty of said county

commissioners to appoint one examiner or three

Appoint ex-

examiners, and to appoint the person as examiner or

am ners.

the persons as examiners, as the case may be, as may

be indicated and asked for in said application; but no

Not to be ap-

person shall be appointed as an examiner or as one

pointed.

of the examiners, who shall be related to any of the

parties making the application, or who may be the

owner of, or be in any way interested in ground

bounding and fronting on the line of any street,

avenue, alley, or proposed thoroughfare for which

application is made to be condemned, opened, grad-

ed and constructed, or to be widened, opened,

graded and constructored or on the line of any street

or avenue for which application is made for the ex-

tension of the same or on the line of any street or

avenue for which application is made for the laying

off of the same, and if one examiner be appointed,

Compensatio'n

his pay shall be four dollars per day, and if three