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trial court is in better position to judge and findings of fact will be sustained
Cited but not construed in Oxeuham v. Mitchell, 160 Md. 273; Watkins v.
Guardian and Ward.
This section referred to re jurisdiction in divorce case—see notes to art. 16,
As to veterans' guardianship, see art. 65, aec. 56B, et seq.
151.
See art. 72A, secs. 1 and 4.
153.
See art. 72A, sec. 4.
1927, ch. 524.
153A. In any and all cases where a tort shall be alleged to have been
committed against any infant, and said infant is in the custody of its
mother, the mother, in the first instance shall have the right to institute
suit against the alleged tort-feasor or tort-feasors for and on account of
such alleged tort; provided, however, that if the mother, within six months
after the commission of the alleged tort, shall have failed to institute suit
as aforesaid, then any person interested in said child, after having first
given notice to its mother, by registered mail at her last known address,
, shall have a right to institute suit as next friend to such infant.
'See art. 72A, sec. 3.
An. Code, 1924. sec. 170. 1912, sec. 165. 1904, sec. 164. 1888, sec. 165.
170. Once in each year, or oftener if required by the court, a guardian
175-176. Repealed by ch. 533 of the Acts of 1929. |
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