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105. When suit in equity for legacy may
be brought.
106. When real estate of ward may be di-
minished for his maintenance or
education.
107. Power over encumbered property of
infant or lunatic.
108. When property of infant or lunatic is
bound by contract.
109. Sale of real estate of infant or lunatic
to save personal.
110. Trustee to complete collections of
sheriff or tax collector.
111. Injunction and receiver in such cases.
112. Delivery of books and papers to such
trustee.
113. By whom such proceedings may be
brought, and when.
114. No jurisdiction when amount is less
than twenty dollars.
115. Burial grounds, sale of.
116. Renewal of lease, proceedings for.
117. Where decree for renewal shall be
recorded.
118. Name, proceedings for change of.
119. Enforcement of compliance by edu-
cational, etc., institution with terms
of gift.
120. Who may file bill therefor.
121. Law not interpreted.
122. Disposition of property of charitable
corporations upon dissolution.
Non Compos Mentis.
123. Jurisdiction over persons and property
of.
124. Non-resident committee or trustee;
conditions.
125. Committee or trustee; requirements.
126. Sale of property of on application of
creditor.
127. Sale and investment of proceeds of
persons non compotes mentis.
128-130. Non compos mentis, lease, mort-
gage and sale of property of; report
and ratification; surrender of leases.
131. Compensation to committee.
132. Sale of property for support of lunatic.
133. Confinement of lunatic.
134. Person adjudged non compos mentis
may make petition to submit ques-
tion to a jury.
135. Payments to committees of non com-
pos mentis.
136. Powers of Equity Courts and com-
mittees as to disposition of property.
Non-Residents.
137. Notice to.
138. Non-resident non compos, notice to.
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139. Sale of Maryland property of non-
resident lunatic; proof of disability
and qualification of committee;
payment of proceeds.
140. Bill of review by non-resident.
141. Defendants twice returned non est.
142. Foreign corporations.
143. Non-resident defendants in inter-
pleader cases.
144. How bill may be filed against non-
resident or unknown heirs.
145. Notice by publication to heirs or
representatives.
146. Proceeding against unknown heirs for
sale, lease, or mortgage of lands or
to affect funds.
147. Foreign executors defendants. Pro-
ceedings.
148. Appearance by non-residents.
149. Modes of notice to non-residents.
150. Unknown defendants to bills for re-
newals of leases.
Abatement of Places of Lewdness.
151-158. Injunction; contempt of court;
sale of personal property; fine.
Partition.
159. Proceedings for — Jurisdictional aver-
ments — Parties to — Decrees — Sales.
160. Right to partition to include separate
tracts.
Pleadings, Practice and Process.
161. Equity courts always open; terms of,
in the counties; in Baltimore City.
162. Clerks to keep correct dockets.
163. Suits begun by bill or case stated.
164. When process to be issued.
165. Process in equity courts,1 when re-
turnable.
166. How summons to be issued.
167. Service of process; how made.
168. Infant and non-sane defendants, how
to answer.
169. Infants and persons under disability;
how to sue.
170. Decree pro conjesso and final decree.
171. Decree pro conjesso on bill for dis-
covery.
172. Decree pro conjesso against defen-
dants appearing.
173. Answer after decree pro conjesso and
before final decree.
174. Pleadings to be brief and concise.
175. Form of introductory part of bill.
176. To be divided into paragraphs. Gen-
eral frame-work of.
177. Prayer for process; how to be framed.
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