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76 CONVEYANCING. [ART. XXI
Bills of Sale.
43.
This section applies where the vendor sells property and retains posses-
sion ; it has no application to conditional sales where the vendor parts
with possession. See notes to article S3, section 22. Dinsmore v Maag-
Wahmann Co., 122 Md. 182; Praeger v. Emerson, etc., Implement Co., 122
Md. 308.
As to record of bills of sale, see article 17, section 2A
Conditional Contracts of Sales.
1916, ch. 355, sec. 53B.
53A. Every note, sale or contract for the sale of goods and chattels,
wherein the title thereto, or a lien thereon, is reserved until the same be
paid in whole or in part, or the transfer of title is made to depend
upon any condition therein expressed, and possession is to be delivered
to the vendee, shall, in respect to such reservation and condition, be
void as to third persons without notice until such note, sale or contract
be in writing, signed by the vendee, and be recorded in the Clerk's
Office of Baltimore City, or the Counties, as the case may be, where
bills of sale are now recorded; and such recording shall be sufficient to
give actual or constructive notice to third persons when a memorandum
of the paper writing, setting forth the date thereof, the amount due
thereon, when and how payable and a brief description of the goods and
chattels therein mentioned shall have been recorded, but it shall not be
necessary that said paper writing be acknowledged or an affidavit
made to the consideration therein expressed as in the case of bills of
sale.
Defective Conveyances.
1904, art. 21, sec. 83. 1888, art. 21. sec. 82 1888, ch. 485. 1890, ch. 120
1900, ch. 3. 1904, chs. 123 and 258; 1906, chs. 1, 342, 516 and 783.
1908, ch. 259. 1910, ch. 588 (p. 64). 1912, ch. 85.
1914, ch. 259. 1916, ch. 151, sec 1.
1918, ch. 396, sec. 1.
85. All deeds, mortgages, releases, bonds of conveyance, bills of
sale, chattel mortgages, and all other conveyances of real and personal
property, or of any interest therein which may have been executed,
acknowledged or recorded in the State subsequent to the passage of the
Act of the General Assembly of Maryland passed at its January Ses-
sion, 1858, Chapter 208, which may not have been acknowledged
according to the laws existing at the time of said acknowledgment, or
which may not have been acknowledged before a proper officer, or
when the certificate or acknowledgment is not in the prescribed form,
or when the official character of the officer taking the acknowledgment
is not set out in the body of the certificate, or has not been certified to
aa required by law, or where the conveyance has not been witnessed to
or sealed as required by law, shall be and the same are hereby made
valid, to all intents and purposes, as if the conveyances have been
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