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The Maryland Code, Public Local Laws, 1888
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ART. 3.] STREETS. 251

county, or such court of Baltimore city as may have jurisdiction
in the matter, or before a justice of the peace, if the amount
be less than one hundred dollars, and recovering a judgment
for said amount, which said judgment may be enforced against
the estate and property of the party so assessed. If the
said examiner or examiners shall proceed to sell the specific
piece or parts of property on which such unpaid sum of money
shall have been assessed, he or they shall proceed as follows, viz:
by giving not less than thirty days' notice of said sale by publi-
cation in one or more newspapers published in Baltimore county
once a week, and in one or more newspapers of general circula-
tion published in Baltimore city twice a week, for three successive
weeks; and he or they shall cause a copy of said notice to be
posted on the premises at least ten days before the day of sale;
and in case the property so assessed is susceptible of division, said
examiner or examiners shall select two appraisers who shall go
upon the property, value the same, and lay off and have surveyed
so much thereof as in their judgment shall be sufficient to
pay said assessment, together with the costs of the examiner
or examiners, and the costs of the appraisement and survey
aforesaid, as well as the costs attending said sale; but before said
appraisers shall act in the matter they shall take an oath before
some justice of the peace of Baltimore county that they will act
fairly and justly in the discharge of their duties as such appraisers
(and for their services as appraisers they shall each receive two
dollars per day), but if the amount of said assessment and all the
costs incurred by the examiner or examiners, or surveyor and
appraisers be paid before the time fixed for the sale, then further
proceedings shall cease. When any real estate shall be sold under
the provisions of this section, the sale shall be for cash, and shall
be reported to the circuit court for Baltimore county or the Balti-
more city court, upon which report there shall be a brief order
nisi published as in cases of judicial sale by trustees, and if the
court shall find that the provisions of this section have been com-
plied with, the sale shall be ratified; and in all cases of the sale
of real estate under this sub-title of this article, the owner thereof
may redeem the same at any time within two years from day of sale
by repayment to the purchaser thereof of the amount paid by him
with the interest thereon at the rate of ten per centum from the day

 

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