304 ARTICLE 26.

15.

See notes to sec. 14.

16.

Interest allowed from date of Judgment nisi in favor of plaintiff though final
Judgment delayed by intervening motions of defendant Hodgson v Phippin,
159 Md. 101.

See notes to sec. 14.

17.

See notes to sec. 14.

18.

See notes to sec. 14.

19.

Judgment in Baltimore City, later recorded in Harford County, entitles cred-
itor to lien on interest of debtor in real estate in said county; but does not give
him such interest in debtor's estate as will support caveat to his ancestor's will.
Lee v. Keech, 151 Md. 35.

Judgment by confession entered in favor of vendor of land against purchasers
for unpaid purchase money did not give such Judgment priority over a previous
judgment against same parties as regards that particular property. Messinger
v. Eckenrode, 162 Md. 68.

See notes to sec. 14

20.

The provisions of this section are not exclusive and do not deprive the plain-
tiff of the remedies theretofore existing for the enforcement of execution or at-
tachments against living dependents. First Nat. Bank v. Equitable Soc., 157 Md.
252.

A decree of divorce requiring monthly payments to be paid during life or until
remarriage is beyond the purview of this section; the judgments and decrees
contemplated by this section are those which may survive the death or marriage
of the person for whose benefit they were originally entered. Marshall v. Mar-
shall, 164 Md. 115.

This section construed with sec. 19. See notes thereto. Messinger v. Ecken-
rode, 162 Md. 68.

This section referred to in construing art. 5, sec. 2. Ruth v. Durendo, 166 Md.
84.

Cited but not construed in Bass v. Standard Ace. Ins. Co., 70 Fed. (2nd), 88.

See notes to sec. 14

See notes to sec. 19.

21. Repealed by ch. 514 of the Acts of 1929.

This section construed with sec. 19. See notes thereto. Messinger v. Ecken-
rode, 162 Md 68.
See art. 50, sec. 10.

An. Code, 1924, sec. 23. 1912, sec. 23. 1904, sec. 23. 1888, sec. 23. 1829, ch. 166,
sec. 1. 1830, ch. 80. 1834, ch. 126. 1864, ch. 49. 1927, ch. 432.

23. Upon all judgments rendered at the second term after the defend-
ant has been summoned, the defendant shall be entitled to a stay of execu-
tion until the first Thursday of the ensuing term, with the privilege of
superseding the same in the manner allowed by law at any time within two
months after the expiration of said stay and with the power of prosecuting
an appeal or suing forth a writ of error, as authorized by law; this section