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1835.

LAWS OF MARYLAND.

CHAP. 379

among themselves of the nett proceeds arising from

 

the tolls, after deducting all expenditures to be au-

 

thorised by the company, or board of directors, or the

 

stockholders, according to the charter, to an extent

 

sufficient to cover at all times the interest due on their

 

said certificates, subject always to the established pri-

 

ority and precedence, secured as aforesaid to the

 

amount of the debt to be funded for the benefit of the

Dividends forbid, title satisfied

said John Randel, Junior, and his assigns, and it

 

shall not be lawful for the said company to make or

 

declare any dividend to or among its stockholders, or

 

any of them at any time, while any portion of such in-

 

terest shall remain unpaid and unprovided for, nor

 

shall interest be paid to any person now a loanholder

 

or holder of a certificate for money borrowed, whether

 

secured by a mortgage or judgment, until such person

 

shall have surrendered or offered to surrender such ex-

 

isting certificate, and have taken out or offered to take

 

out and receive the new certificates herein provided

 

for.

Debts must be sat-

SEC. 9. And be it enacted, That all judgments,

isfied

vouchers of or bonds for debts or claims shall be mutu-

 

ally satisfied, extinguished or delivered up cotempora-

 

neously with the, delivery by the said company of cer-

 

tificates of funded debt as aforesaid, save and except

J. B. judgment

that while the debt of the said John Handel, Jr., re-

continued

mains unsatisfied, or the certificates representing it

 

unredeemed, his said judgment iti the superior court

 

of the State of Delaware, shall be and remain as a

 

colateral security for the amount of the said debt, and

 

said preferred certificates, and of the priority herein

 

given, but the same shall be vacated, if required

 

whenever the said preferred debt is redeemed, or

 

whenever all the other creditors shall have, taken out

Entry directed

certificates as herein provided for, but in the mean time

 

an entry shall be made on the record of the said judg-

 

ment by the clerk of the said court, stating that it is

 

held and continued alive for the purpose expressed in

May be redeemed

this section, and if the said company shall through the

 

medium of other persons as hereinbefore provided,

 

cause the said preferd debt to be redeemed, and shall

 

create a new set of certificates or negotiate a loan for



 
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