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award, judgment or decision of the said court or board of arbi-
tration by any final process of execution otherwise than is directed
in the succeeding section.

1878, ch. 383.

67. When, in any such case so submitted as is hereinbefore
provided, an award, judgment or decision shall have been rendered
by the said court or board of arbitration, that is, according to the
rules and regulations hereinbefore authorized, final and conclusive
upon the parties, and shall have been recorded by the clerk of
the said court in a book to be provided and kept for the purpose
within a time limited therefor in the said rules and regulations,
the successful party shall have the right to have the said original
award, judgment or decision in writing, signed by those members
of the said court or board concurring therein, and duly certified
by the clerk to be the original award, judgment or decision,
under his hand and seal of the corporation; and if the said
award, judgment or decision shall be for the recovery by the one
party and payment to him by the other, of a certain sum of
money, the said successful party shall, upon his filing the said
award, judgment or decision so certified, with the clerk of the
superior court of Baltimore city, or at his option with the clerk
of the court of common pleas of said city, have the right to have
the same entered by its proper style, in the name of such suc-

cessful party as plaintiff against the losing party as defendant, in
its order of time, upon the court calendar or docket of causes to
be called at the next succeeding term or rule day of said court,

whichever shall first occur, and upon the call thereof in its course,

to have judgment at once ordered and entered up, as upon a
verdict for the recovery of the same amount, according to the

practice of said court, and to have process of execution for its

enforcement and satisfaction in all respects as if the said amount
had been recovered by a judgment of the said court in a regular
suit between the same parties in the same relative position on the
record, there instituted and prosecuted in the ordinary modes of
proceeding therein; but if the said award, judgment or decision
shall be for the recovery by the one party, and the surrender or
delivery by the other to him of the possession of specific property,
the said successful party, upon filing such award, judgment or