978 MECHANICS' LIEN. [ART. 63.

firmed and made valid, to every intent and purpose, from the time
of the celebration of such marriages, respectively; and every such
marriage shall be held and taken by all courts of this State to be
good and sufficient in law, to all intents and purposes; provided, that
in every case the parties claiming to have been married by a com-
petent person, shall, by sufficient proof before some justice of the
peace, establish the fact of having been so married, a certificate
of which shall be filed with the clerk of the circuit court for the
county in which said marriage was celebrated, or the court of
common pleas of Baltimore city, and be preserved with the
register of marriage licenses in the office of the said clerk.

Jones v. Jones, 36 Md. 447. Same v. Same, ibid , 459 Same v. Same, 45
Md. 144.

ARTICLE LXIII.
MECHANICS' LIEN:

1. To what it attaches. 2. When building unfinished. 3. Giving credit or taking security not a waiver of hen. 4. To what ground it extends 5. Designation of boundaries filed. 6. Petition for designation of bound- aries. 7. Order to surveyor, his report 8. Stay of proceedings till designation made. 9. Lien against building erected by lessee or tenant 10. Building erected on married woman's lot by husband. 11. Where contract with person other than owner, notice to be given to owner. 12. If impossible to give notice. 13. Owner may deduct from contrac- tor amount of claims notified

14. Lien given without regard to amount. 15. Preference over other liens. 16. Proceedings if sold under decree, or on judgment before lien sat- isfied. 17 Claim to be filed. 18. Mechanics' lien docket. 19 What claim must set forth 20. Parties doing work for or furnish- ing materials to contractor, to have benefit of lien filed by con- tractor 21. One claim against two or more buildings 22 Machines, wharves, bridges. 23 When claim must be filed. 24. Proceedings. 25. By bill in equity. 26 By scire facias. 27. When scire facias shall be issued.