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convey the same to purchasers as if they were a natural person; provided,
however, that in case of such purchase by the said County Commissioners,
that it shall not be lawful for them to pay for such property a greater
amount than the State and county taxes in default, and the costs of sale,
ratification and conveyance.

1898, ch. 506. 1914 Code, sec, 363.

504. Whenever the said County Commissioners shall make such pur-
chases as aforesaid, and the sale shall have been reported to the Court by
the treasurer and ratified, and that no deed of conveyance has been made to
the County Commissioners by said treasurer, and the said County Commis-
sioners shall sell such property to a bona fide purchaser before the same
has been conveyed by muniment of title to them, that it shall be lawful
upon the filing of a joint agreement in the proceedings, signed by the
purchaser and the said County Commissioners, to have a deed made direct-
ly from the treasurer to the party so purchasing such property from the
County Commissioners, and upon the filing of said agreement in the pro-
ceedings, after or before ratification of the said sale by the Court, it shall
be lawful for the Court, and it is hereby directed to pass an order in the
premises substituting the purchaser from the Commissioners in their
place and stead.

1896, ch. 506. 1898, ch. 506. 1914, ch. 156. 1914 Code, sec. 364.

505. The County Commissioners may require the treasurer to give as
surety on the bond required of him by this Article, and to be approved by
him, one of the corporations authorized by the laws of this State to become
surety on official bonds; and the Governor of the State may require the
treasurer to give surety on the bond required of him by this Article, to be
approved by the Governor, one of the corporations authorized as aforesaid
to become surety on official bonds; and in all cases in which such require-
ment is made, or in any case in which the treasurer may give such surety
without being required so to do, the County Commissioners shall pay the
premium or charge for such suretyships, and shall reimburse to the treas-
urer any such charge or premium as he may have heretofore paid for such
suretyships.

TRESPASSING.

P. K L., 1888, Art. 2, sec. 237. 1914 Code, sec. 365.

506. Any person who shall enter upon the land or premises of any other
person in Anne Arundel County, to the injury of said land and premises
and against the wishes or notice of the owner thereof shall be liable to
a fine of not less than five dollars nor more than ten dollars for each
offense to be collected as other fines, and nothing contained in this section
shall repeal, modify or be in conflict with any existing law on the subject
of trespassing.