ART. 93] TESTAMENTARY LAW. 885

Administration by Foreign Executor and Administrator.

1904, art. 93, sec. 78. 1888, art. 93, sec. 79. 1860, art. 93, sec. 79. 1839, ch. 41,
sec. 3. 1849, ch. 447, sec. 3. 1874, ch. 483, sec. 105. 1912, ch. 148.

79. No such foreign executor or administrator shall be authorized
to transfer any such stock until after he shall have given at least one
month's notice by advertisement published once a week for four weeks
in one daily newspaper of the City of Baltimore, stating therein the
death of his testator or intestate and the amount and description of
stock intended to be transferred.

As to the Uniform Stock Transfer Act, see article 23, section 38, et seq.

Conveyance of Real Estate.

Ibid. sec. 80. 1888, art. 93, sec. 81. 1860, art. 93, sec. 81. 1846, ch. 279,
sec. 1. 1872, ch. 451. 1914, ch. 253.

81. The executor or administrator, including the administrator de
bonis non, of a person who shall have made sale of real estate and have
died before receiving the purchase money, or conveying the same, may
convey such real estate to the purchaser; and where any decedent shall
have made a sale or conveyance of any real or leasehold interest in
lands or tenements and shall have conveyed the same by a deed which
deed is defective by reason of erroneous recitals, improper or erroneous
description of the property sold and intended to be conveyed or is lack-
ing in any matter of form or execution required by law or in the
acknowledgment thereof, or for any other reason, the executor or ad-
ministrator of such deceased person may execute and deliver a con-
firmatory deed of such property, and his deed shall be good and valid
in law, and shall convey all the right, title, claim and interest of such
deceased person in such real estate as effectually as the deed of such
person so dying would have conveyed the same; and in the case of deeds
defective as aforesaid the confirmatory deed of such executor or admin-
istrator shall be good and sufficient to convey all the right, title, claim
and interest of said grantor, and shall bind all persons who would have
been bound by the conveyance of such deceased person in the same
manner that they would be bound had such defective deed been a good
and sufficient deed to convey the real or leasehold estate intended to be
conveyed thereby; provided the executor or administrator of the person
so dying shall satisfy the Orphans' Court granting him administration
that the purchaser had paid the full amount of the purchase money.

See notes to this section (as it stood in 1911) in volume 2 of the Anno-
tated Code.

1914, ch. 501.

82A. Whenever the title to any real or leasehold estate arising
under any lease for more than seven years, or any other right, title,
interest or estate in such real or leasehold estate shall pass under a
domestic or foreign will hereafter probated elsewhere than in the county
or city in the State of Maryland in which such real or leasehold estate
is situated, a certified copy of such will and of the order admitting the