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1. Petition by; what to contain.
2. Court to appoint preliminary trus-
tee; duty of, election of perma-
nent trustee.
3. Creditors may appoint parties to
act for them.
4. Court may order insolvent to ap-
pear at any time, notice.
5 Discharge of
6. Discharge of not to release others
liable as endorsers, &c
7. Who shall not be entitled to a re-
lease.
8, Fraud or undue preferences to be
void.
9. Judgment confessed to give undue
preference void
10 Creditor coLuding with insolvent,
penalty.
11. Estates of, to be distributed under
order of court, no lien acquired
after filing of petition.
12. Court may remove trustee
13. Bonds of trustees; new bonds,
proof of claims.
14. Preferences created by banker,
broker, merchant, manufac-
turer or trader void, when.
15. Employees to be first paid.
16. Proceedings when notice not given,
or when insolvent fails to ap-
pear.
17. Property not mentioned in sched-
ule, how treated.
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.18 Powers of clerks of circuit courts.
19. Powers of insolvent clerk of court
of common pleas of Baltimore-
city.
20. What commissions to trustee
allowed.
21 Allegations by creditors.
22. What acts constitute acts of in-
solvency
23 What petition by creditor against
insolvent shall contain , pro-
ceedings
24. Preferences by persons mentioned
in section 14 to be void.
25. When right of mortgagee to sell"
not affected by filing of petition,
for insolvency
26. Clerks to keep book to be called
"insolvent record "
27 Discharge, how pleaded
28. Proceedings by or against co-part-
nerships
29. Proceedings when party proceeded
against leaves State.
30 Preparation by insolvent of sched-
ule and list of debts, delivery
of property to trustee , penalty.
31. Appeal, bond required
32 Article not to apply to fines or
forfeitures.
33. Discharge not to release judgment
for seduction of female, or for
defaming any female.
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