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the affidavit of the chief clerk or prothonatory of the court by
whom such security was taken, or by the affidavit of some other

disinterested and credible witness; and upon the court being sat-
isfied of the truth of the facts set forth in such petition, and of
the sufficiency of such security, an order may pass for the pur-
poses mentioned in the three preceding sections.

Glenn v. Smith, 2 G. &. J. 502. Kraft v. Wickey, 4 G. & J. 332.

P. G. L., (1860,) art. 93, sec 199. 1844, ch. 201, sec. 1. 1846, ch. 300, sec. 1.
1847, ch. 138, sec 1. 1852, ch. 297, sec 1.

199. When proceeds of sales made under a decree of a court

of equity are claimed, the petition shall be presented to such

court; if money or property in the hands of a trustee appointed
by will is claimed, the petition shall be presented to the orphans'

court of the county in which the trustee resides; if the money or
property claimed is in the hands of an executor, administrator or
guardian, the petition shall be presented to the orphans' court of
the county in which administration was granted, or in which the
guardian gave bond.
Ibid.

Ibid. sec. 200. 1844, ch 201, sec. 1. 1846, ch. 300, sec. 1. 1847, ch. 138,
sec. 1. 1852, ch. 297, sec. 1.

200. The four preceding sections shall only apply to such non-
resident infants as shall, if males, be under the age of twenty-one
years, or if females, under the age of eighteen years; and no
order shall be passed on the petition of a foreign guardian where
any person is .entitled to a reversion, remainder, or executory de-
vise in the money or property claimed, unless such guardian shall
give such a bond as may be required to be given by guardians in
the next section.

Ibid.

Ibid. sec. 201. 1844, ch. 201, sec. 2. 1846, ch. 300, sec 2.

201. Where any person shall be prospectively entitled to any
remainder, reversion, or executory devise in any money or prop-
erty claimed by a foreign guardian, upon the determination of
the estate or interest of such infant therein, it shall be lawful for
the court in which the petition is filed, in its discretion, before