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Supplement to the Maryland Code, Containing the Acts of the General Assembly, Passed at the Sessions of 1861, 1861-62, 1864, 1865, 1866, and 1867
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ART. 16.] CHANCERY. 43
ARTICLE XVI.

Chancery.

INJUNCTION
66. Testimony on motion to dissolve.

NON-RESIDENTS.

89. How answer of non-resident infant de-
fendant taken.

SALES

126. Of decedents' real estate for debt.
127 Sale or lease of life estates and estates
dependent.

INJUNCTION.

1861, c. 32 adds the following section to this article.

 

SEC. 66. In all cases pending on motion to dissolve
an injunction, the court may at the instance of either
party, order testimony to be taken before such per-
son and upon such notice and in such manner as the
court in its discretion may direct, to be used at the
hearing of such motion.

In force from June 10, 1361.

NON-RESIDENTS.

1801, c. 32.
Testimony on
motion to disc
solve

1864, c. 89 repeals section 89 and substitutes the following:

89. In every suit in chancery by bill or petition
where the defendants, or any of them shall be infants
residing out of this state, in any other of the United
States, or where application is made by the guardian
or prochein amy of any non-resident infant,, to sell,
lease, mortgage or exchange the real or personal
property of such infant on the prayer or petition of
the complainant or petitioner a commission may be
issued, without any previous process or notice, to
any two persons in the discretion of the judge of the
court in which such suit is brought, who reside near
such infant, authorizing them, or either of them, to
appoint a guardian to answer for such infant or
infants, and take answer of such infants by their
said guardian, and the said judge may prescribe the

1864, c 86.
How answer of
non-resident
infant defend- .
ant taken.



 

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