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552 INDEX. ACTS OF ASSEMBLY— Continued. 1798, ch. 101, sub. ch. 12, sees. 1, 15. Limiting the period to which guardians may be appointed to a female infant, 236. 1805, ch. 110, sec. 10. Relating to commissions to trustees of insolvent debtors, 312. 1812, ch. 77. Insolvent law, 19. 1816, ch. 221. Insolvent law, 19. 1816, ch. 154. Relating to the sale of lands, 173. 1818, ch. 133, sec. 2. Relating to the sale of lands, 173. 1820, ch. 191. Relating to the right of election given to the eldest son, 330, 333. 1820, ch. 191, sec. 8. Relating to the partition of real estate, 331, 339. 1820, ch. 161, sec. 1. Authorizing an interlocutory decree against de- faulting defendants, 343. 1829. ch. 216, secs. 5, 6, 7. Relating to the guardianship of females, 236. 1830. ch. 185, sec. 1. Allowing appeals only from final decrees or orders in the nature of a final decree, 512. 1831. ch. 315, sec. 10. Supplement to act of 1798, ch. 101, 544, 549. 1833. ch. 181. Relating to mortgagee in Baltimore city, 403, 404, 408. 1834. ch. 293, sec. 1. Insolvent laws, 15, 17, 19. 1835. ch. 380, sec. 2. Relating to proceedings to vacate conveyances for fraud, 327, 329. 1836. ch. 128, sec. 2. Relating to exparte commissions in equity, 343. 1841, ch. 161, Protecting interest of husband in real estate of the wife from liability for his debts during the life of the wife, 283, 287. 1841, ch. 262. Giving to the equity courts power to grant di- vorces, 289,293,294, 295,297. 1841, ch. 216. Authorizing lands to be resold by trustees when the purchaser has failed to comply with terms of sale, 171,172, 175. 1845, ch. 352. Relating to usury, 190, 197. 1849, ch. 224. Suspending the operation of the statute of limi- tations in certain cases, 149, 152, 408, 411. Ste CONSTRUCTION OF ACTS AND STATUTES. ADEMPTION OF LEGACIES. See WILL AND TESTAMENT, 6. ADMINISTRATION. See AGREEMENTS, &c., 4, 5. AGREEMENTS, CONSTRUCTION OF, &c. 1. A purchase of land containing 181 acres, more or less, at so much per acre, was made in 1841, and at the same time the vendor agreed in writing to make deduction out of the purchase money for so much of the land sold, "where peaceable possession could not be given." The vendor, subsequently executed a deed to the vendee for the land, de- scribing it by metes and bounds, course and distance, and as contain- |
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