1831.

LAWS OF MARYLAND.

CHAP. 310.

signs, the conveyance of the fee simple and reversionary in-
terest of said heirs, in said demised ground, on paying or

tendering in payment such sum of money, and after, or be-

fore such period as between said lessee or lessees, and said

Boyle shall be agreed and fixed; and may also contain such

other conditions and provisions in behalf, or on part of said

heirs, and their estate, and interest, in the demised premises,

as to said Boyle, shall appear most beneficial for said heirs.

CHAPTER 309.

Passed Mar.14,1832

An act respecting the Equity Jurisdiction of the County

Courts, in the first Judicial District of Maryland.

Removal of units
to the High Court

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland, That

of Chancery,

in any equity suit now depending, or hereafter to be com-

menced or instituted in either of the county couits of the

first judicial district of this state, the judges or any one

judge thereof, upon suggestion in writing, by either or any

of the parties thereto, suppoited by affidavit or other pro-

per evidence, that the said suggestion is not intended to

produce delay, shall, and may order and direct the bill, ex-

hibits, answers, and all other proceedings in such suit, to

be transmitted to the High Court of Chancery of this State,

and the High Court of Chancery shall proceed in, hear and

determine the same in like manner, as if such suit had been

originally instituted therein.

CHAPTER 310.

Passed Mar. 14,1832

An act relative to Liberty Street, in the City of Baltimore,

Preamble.

WHEREAS, the commissioners appointed in the twelfth

section of an act, entitled An act relative to the city of Bal-

timore, passed at December session, eighteen hundred and

seventeen, chapter one hundred and forty eight, to cause to

be surveyed and laid off, all such streets, lanes and alleys.

within the limits of the city of Baltimore, as they should

deem proper and convenient, have laid off a continuation

of Liberty street, in the said city, from Saratoga street to

Mulberry street, which it is probable will never be opened

on account of the expense which will attend the opening

of the same and for other reasons, while the ground over

which it is laid off, is by the provisions of the sixteenth