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ART. 66.] SALE, LEASE, OR PARTITION OF PROPERTY IN EQUITY. 655

prayed should not be granted, and such notice shall be published as
the court may direct, not less, however, than once a week for four
successive weeks, two months before the day fixed by such order
for the appearance of the parties, and if such lot-holders shall not
appear at the time stated in such notice a commission to take testi-

 

mony may be issued by the complainant ex parte. After the return
of such commission the court, upon being satisfied from the testi-
mony, that it is necessary and would be for the interest and ad-
vantage of the parties interested that the ground should be sold,
may forthwith pass a decree for the sale of the same upon such

Testimony ex
parte.

terms as it shall deem proper, and shall distribute the proceeds of
sale among the parties interested according to their several interests
as the same shall be shown to the court. A decree passed in a pro-
ceeding for the sale of a burial ground shall be valid to pass the
title to the purchaser or purchasers of the same or any part thereof,
free, clear, and discharged of and from the claims of the corpora-
tion or trustees who may hold the same for the purposes aforesaid,
their successors or assigns, and of all persons having an interest as
lot-holders in such ground whether they are entitled as original lot-
holders and whether they be residents or non-residents, adults or
infants.

SALE OR LEASE.

Decree of court

12. In all cases, when one or more persons is or are entitled to
an estate, for life or years, or to an estate tail, fee simple, condi-
tional, base, or qualified fee, or any other particular, limited, or con-
ditional estate in lands, and any person or persons is or are entitled
to a remainder, or remainders, vested, or contingent on an execu-
tor's devise, or devises, or any other interest, vested or contingent
in the same land, on application of any of the parties in interest, a
court of equity may, if all the parties in being are parties to the
proceeding, decree a sale or lease thereof, if it shall appear to be advan-
tageous to the parties concerned, and shall direct the investment of
the proceeds of sale, or the limitations of the leasehold interest, as
the case may be, so as to inure in like manner as by the original
grant, to the use of the same parties who would be entitled to the land
gold or leased, and all such decrees if all the persons or parties
who would be entitled if the contingency had happened at the date

1868, c 278
Sale or lease of
lite estates and
estates depend-
ent
31 Md 139,
32 Md 571

of the decree, shall bind all persons, whether in being or not, who
claim, or may claim, any interest in said land, under any of the par-
ties to said decree, or under any person from whom any of the par-
ties to such decree claim, or from, or under, or by the original deed
or will by which such particular, limited, or conditional estates,
with remainders or executory devises, were created.

PARTITION, OR SALE.

What persons
the decree to
bind.

13. The court may decree a partition of any lands or tenements,
or any right, interest, or estate therein, either legal or equitable, on

Art 16, s 99
1785, c 72, s 12,
1790, c 38, 1794



 

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