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58 CHANCERY. [ART. XVI
22.
See notes to section 19.
23.
See notes to section 19.
24.
See notes to section 19
1918, ch. 380.
24A. In all reports and accounts hereafter stated by any Auditor,
the annual or other reports and accounts in the same cause or trust
estate, theretofore, under rule of Court, rendered by any trustee or
other fiduciary to any trust officer of said Court authorized to verify
tiust reports and accounts, which have been passed upon and accepted
by said trust officer, or the said Court, shall be taken as evidence of
the receipts, expenditures and statements, therein contained, without
further proof, unless by order of Court further proof is required.
Deeds.
34.
This section referred to in construing article 21, sections 19 and 21—
see notes to the latter. Oramer v. Roderick, 128 Md. 425.
See notes to article 21, section 32.
Divorces.
36.
This section and section 39 referred to as showing that the equity courts
of this state exercise jurisdiction where the defendant is a non-resident.
Nevada court held to have been without jurisdiction. Walker v. Walker,
125 Md. 661.
37.
In order to secure a divorce on the ground of abandonment the plaintiff
must prove that the defendant deliberately left him with the intent to
bring the marriage relations to an end; that the separation has continued
uninterruptedly for three years, and that there is no reasonable hope of a
reconciliation. Tomkey v. Tomkey, 130 Md. 295.
38.
In order to constitute desertion, separation and intention to abandon
must concur, but they need not be identical in their commencement. Aban-
donment made out. Muller v. Muller. 125 Md. 76. Cf. Pollev v. Polley 128
Md. 62; Hubbard v. Hubbard, 127 Md. 620.
39.
See notes to section 36.
Infants.
64.
To the first note to this section on page 368 of volume 1 of the code,
add Tolson v. Bryan, 130 Md. 342.
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