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The Annotated Code of the Public General Laws of Maryland, 1939
Volume 379, Page 647   View pdf image (33K)
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thereof, as mentioned in the preceding section, who is hereby authorized
and empowered to pass such order, shall be of opinion that it would be to the
interest and advantage of the cestui que trust or lunatic that said transfer
should be made, and the court or said judge shall further be satisfied that
said new trustee, committee or guardian has properly bonded and been
qualified as said trustee, committee or guardian.
See notes to sec. 272.

An. Code, 1924, sec. 265. 1912, sec. 249. 1904, sec. 233. 1888, sec. 215. 1876, ch. 245, sec. 3.

1894, ch. 530.

274. The receipt and release of the trustee or trustees, committee or
guardian, properly authenticated, as provided by article 79 of this code,
to whom the said trust moneys, properties and effects of the cestui que trust
or lunatic shall or may have been paid over, assigned or transferred in
virtue of the order or decree of the said circuit court or circuit court No. 2
of Baltimore City, or of any other court of competent jurisdiction in this
State, or any judge thereof, shall be a good and sufficient release to the
trustee or committee so paying over, transferring or assigning said trust
moneys, properties and effects of said trust estate.

An. Code, 1924, sec. 266. 1912, sec. 250. 1906, ch. 337.

275. Whenever a ground rent reserved by lease or sub-lease hereto-
fore or hereafter created, is now redeemable or hereafter becomes redeem-
able, and the owner of the leasehold or sub-leasehold estate, subject to said
rent, may desire to redeem the same, and at the time of such desired
redemption the title of said rent is vested in a trustee under a will, deed or
other instrument for any trust, use or purpose, but without a power of
sale in such trustee, or is vested in a life tenant with remainder over, vested
or contingent, or is vested in the holder of a defeasible estate, but without
a power of sale in such life tenant or such holder of a defeasible estate,
any court having chancery jurisdiction in the city or county where the land
is situated, out of which said rent is payable, may upon the ex parte petition
of such trustee or life tenant or holder of a defeasible estate, or upon the
petition of the owner of the leasehold or sub-leasehold who is entitled to
redeem and after notice by service of process upon such trustee or life
tenant, or holder of a defeasible estate, or after notice by publication of
such trustee or life tenant or holder of a defeasible estate be a non-resident,
order the conveyance of the reversion or sub-reversion and rent or sub-rent,
in such land by such trustee or life tenant, or holder of a defeasible estate
to the owner of the leasehold or sub-leasehold interests therein upon the
payment of the sum of money for which the said rent or sub-rent may be
redeemable, together with a due proportion of the accruing rent to the
date of such payment. Any deed delivered by such trustee or life tenant or
holder of a defeasible estate in pursuance of such order of court and duly
recorded shall vest in the owner of the leasehold or sub-leasehold estate, his
heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, all right, title, interest and
estate of such trustee or life tenant or holder of the defeasible estate, and
of all other persons who are or may be entitled to any right, title, interest or
estate in and to such reversion or sub-reversion, rent or sub-rent either at
law or in equity, and whether such other persons so entitled may have
vested or contingent interests therein, or whether such persons or any of
them are, or are not, in being at the date of such redemption. Any petition
filed under this section by or against a trustee or life tenant or holder


 

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