600 EMINENT DOMAIN. [ART. 33A

dict shall be for the petitioner on the right to condemn and assessing
damages to the defendants, the said Court upon said verdict shall forth-
with enter a judgment in favor of each defendant against the petitioner
for the amount of damages or compensation awarded to each of said
defendants by the verdict of said jury and his proper proportion of
the costs.

1912, ch. 117. 1914, ch. 463, sec. 12.

11. Any party to said cause may appeal from any such judgment
to the Court of Appeals of Maryland, but any such appeal shall be
entered in writing within ten days from the date of said judgment,
and all bills of exceptions desired by such appealing party shall be
prepared and presented to the Court to be signed, on or before the expi-
ration of twenty days from the date of said judgment, unless such time
for settling and signing said bill of exceptions shall for good cause be
extended by the Court, but the record of such case and appeal in any
event shall be filed with the Clerk of the Court of Appeals of Mary-
land, within thirty days from the date of the entry of such appeal.

1912, ch. 117. 1914, ch. 463, sec. 13.

12. If such judgment is in favor of the petitioner awarding com-
pensation to the 'defendants and no appeal is taken from such judg-
ment by the defendant within ten days from the date of said judgment,
or in case of such appeal said judgment is affirmed, the petitioner may
at once pay to the defendant owner or owners of the property con-
demned, the amount so awarded him or them respectively, and the costs
as determined by said judgment, and in case the amount of such judg-
ment and cost is duly tendered any such owner who refuses to receive
the same, or such owner is out of the jurisdiction of the Court, or under
legal disability, the petitioner may pay the same into the said Court,
into the hands of the Clerk thereof, for the use of such owner or own-
ers, and to be paid him or them at any time thereafter, and upon such
payment being accepted, or upon such tender being made as aforesaid,
and said payment made into Court as aforesaid, after the refusal of
Mich tender, or because of the absence or legal disability of such owner
or owners as aforesaid, the petitioner shall at once become vested with
the title, estate or interest of such owner or owners in the property so
condemned. The title so acquired in any condemnation proceeding
under this article, shall be an absolute or fee simple title, and shall
include and be all the right, title and interest of each and all the parties
to the proceedings, whose property has been so condemned, unless other-
wise specified in the judgment of condemnation.

1912, ch. 117. 1914, ch. 463, sec. 14.

13. Every appeal from any judgment in said proceedings to the
Court of Appeals of Maryland under this article, shall stand for hearing
at the next term after the record is received bv the Clerk of the Court