1835.

LAWS OF MARYLAND.

tion of any of the parties, send to any court of law, an

CHAP. 380.

issue for determining the fact of such indebtedness,

subject to the rules usually applied to issues out of

Chancery.

Case of appeal on

SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That where any injunc-

injuuction

tion shall issue from the Court of Chancery or any coun-

ty court as a court of equity, the defendant or defendants

in the case, or any of them, may appeal, the answer

or answers of such appellants being first filed, from

the order of the chancellor granting the injunction, or

refusing to dissolve it, to the court of appeals of the

To be tied at first

shore where such injunction shall have issued, and the

term

said court at the first term to which the case shall be

transmitted, shall determine the said appeal, and shall

pass such order in the premises as to it may seem right.

Case of no bond be-

SEC. 4. And be it enacted, That where no bond with

ing given on ap-peal

security shall have been given upon the issuing of such

injunciori by or on part of the party applying for the

same to secure the defendant or defendants against the

Injunction may be

consequences of such injunction, the said appeal shall

stayed

except in cases of injunction to stay waste, stay such

On giving bond,&c

injunction and the operation thereof; Provided, a bond

or bonds, with suerty or sureties, to be approved by

any Judge of the Court of Appeals, and in penalty

and with condition and in form to be prescribed by

such judge, he given by the appellant or appellants;

such bond to be after such approval filed in the court

from whose order or decision such appeal shall have

Proviso

been taken; And provided however, that such appeal

shall in case stay the proceedings in such suit in said.

court of chancery or county court, except as regards

the force and operation of such injunction, or of any

order, whether it be for the appointment of a receiver

or otherwise, incident thereto.

Act of 1831, ch.311

SEC. 5. And be it enacted, That the provisions of

extended to cases of chattels, real and devises, &c.

the act of December session, of the year eighteen hun-

dred and thirty-one, chapter three hundred and eleven,

so far as they relate to the decreeing demises ef pro-

perty, in the city of Baltimore, be, and they are here-

by extended to cases of chattels, real, in said city, and

of executory devises of real property and estate, in said

city,