ART. 93. ] TESTAMENTARY LAW. 69
ARTICLE XCIII.

Testamentary Law.

DEBTS.

The Act of June 21, 1861, ch. 44, amends this Article by adding the following section:

SEC. 1. The words "actions for anything done to the person"
used in the one hundred and fifth section of said article, shall
not be held to embrace actions for illegal arrest, false imprison-
ment, or violation of the twenty-first, twenty-third, twenty-eighth
and twenty-ninth articles of the Declaration of Eights or any of
them, or of the existing or any future provisions of the code,
touching the writ of habeas corpus or proceedings thereunder;
for all of which enumerated wrongs, actions may be maintained
by and against executors, as they may be or might have been
by and against the party or parties deceased.

The Act of 1862, ch. 142, amends and re-enacts section 114, as follows:

2. The Register of Wills shall enter in a suitable book, to be
provided by him for that purpose, all claims against a decedent,
in regular order, as they are passed by the Orphans' Court or
Register of Wills, giving the date of the passage, the name of
the creditor, the character of such claim, whether open account,
note, bond, bill obligatory, judgment, or other evidence of debt,
and the amount thereof; if an open account, the interest due
thereon up to the date of the passage, shall be stated separately;
if a note, bond, bill obligatory, judgment, or other evidence of
debt, the date thereof, and the date from which interest begins
to run, shall also be stated, and other particulars of such claims;
and the entry of a claim upon such book shall be taken as notice
to the administrator of its existence; and the Register of Wills
be entitled to receive, for making such entry of each claim, the
sum of ten cents, to be paid by the claimant.