886 TESTAMENTABY LAW. ' [ART. 93

same to probate shall be recorded and indexed at the expense of the
estate of the testator in the office of the register of wills of the county
or city in which the said real estate, or leasehold estate is situated; the
copy of the will and order shall be certified from the court or office in
which the will was probated, whether domestic or foreign. Nothing
herein contained shall be construed to dispense with the necessity of
ancillary administration upon any leasehold estate held by a non-resi-
dent of Maryland. In all cases of titles passing under wills hereafter
probated of which copies are not recorded in the method above provided,
no purchaser shall be required to take title to such real or leasehold
estate, whether sold under judicial proceedings or otherwise until the
provisions of this section be complied with.

Debts.

83.

If a claim is duly passed by the orphans' court and the administrator
has no reason to question its validity, he is protected in making payment
without exacting the proof prescribed by this section. Newcomer v.
Beeler, 116 Md. 650.

84.

This section referred to in construing section 115—see notes thereto
Newcomer v. Beeler, 116 Md. 648.

98.

If an administrator acts honestly under this section, he will not be
removed for not pleading the statute of limitations. Dunnigan v. Cum-
mins, 115 Md. 297.

104.

An allowance of counsel fee and costs held to be improper in view of
. this section. Authorities reviewed. Beachlev v. E'state of Bollinger, 119
Md. 154.

To the first note to this section under the heading "Generally" on page
2065 of volume 2 of the Annotated Code, add the case of Melitch v. United
Rwys. Co., 121 Md. 463.

1904, art. 93, sec. 108. 1888, art. 93, sec. 109. 1860, art. 93, sec. 110. 1798, ch.

101, sub-ch. 8, sec. 13. 1802, ch. 101. 1823, ch. 131, sec. 2.

1882, ch. 125. 1914, ch. 624.

109. No administrator who shall, after the full expiration of the
notice herein provided for, have paid away the assets to the discharge
of just and legally proven claims shall be answerable for any claim of
which he had no notice; provided, that at least six months before he
shall make distribution amongst creditors or persons entitled, he shall
have caused to be inserted in as many newspapers as the Orphans'
Court as* the Register of Wills shall direct, an advertisement as follows,
or fully to the following effect viz: "This is to give notice that the
subscriber hath obtained from the
Orphans' Court of County, in Mary-

*Probably a typographical error in the act.