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constitute a lien against the property of such non-contributing defendant
or defendants, upon which the defendant or defendants who shall have paid
said judgment may issue execution or attachment as the case may be.

This section construed in connection with art. 5, sec. 26. See notes thereto.
Cumberland, etc., Transit Co. v. Metz, 158 Md. 456.

Where person injured in collision between taxicab in which she was riding
and a truck, receives satisfaction from one tort-feasor, the taxicab, and re-
leases it from liability, she cannot subsequently recover from owner of truck on
account of same injury. Lanasa v. Beggs, 159 Md. 311.
See art. 75. sec. 94, and art. 26, sec. 14.

Joint Tenancy.
13.

Words "joint tenancy'' not necessary to create such estate if intention is man-
ifest. Michael v. Lucas, 152 Md. 513.

To third note under this section under heading "Generally, " page 1884, vol. 2,
of Code, add Wolf v. Johnson, 157 Md. 114.

Cited but not construed in McIntosh v. Rieman, 160 Md. 373; Mitchell v.
Frederick, 166 Md. 42.

Interparty Agreements.

1931, ch. 484, sec. 13A.

13A. A conveyance, release or sale may be made to or by two or more
persons acting jointly and one or more, but less than all, of these persons
acting either by himself or themselves or with other persons; and a con-
tract may be made between such parties.

1931, ch. 484, sec. 13B.

13B. No contract shall be discharged because after its formation the
obligation and the right thereunder become vested in the same person,
acting in different capacities as to the right and the obligation.

1931, ch. 484, sec. 13C.

13C. Nothing herein shall validate a transaction within its provi-
sions which is actually or constructively fraudulent.

1931, ch. 484. sec. 13D.

13D. Act Not Retroactive. This sub-title shall not apply to convey-
ances, releases, sales or contracts, made prior to its effective date.

1931, ch. 484, sec. 13B.

13E. Uniformity of Interpretation. This sub-title shall be so inter-
preted and construed as to effectuate its general purpose to make uniform
the law of those States, which enact it.

1931, ch. 484, sec. 13F.

13F. Short Title. This sub-title may be cited as the Uniform Inter-
party Agreement Act. ¹

¹ Sec. 13G of ch. 484, acts of 1931, repealed all laws inconsistent therewith.