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ART. 16] DECLARATORY DECREES. 57
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186A. Amendments in chancery
pleading, how made.
Sales.
188 Sales of real estate on cred-
itor's bill. Funeral expenses
to extent of $300 to be con-
sidered debt of decedent.
Trustee
205. Bond by trustees where estate
is conveyed for the benefit
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of creditors, or to be sold
for any purpose.
213. Transfer of trust funds to new
trustee.
214. Power of court to order such
transfer.
215. Release of first trustee suffi-
cient.
Witnesses and Testimony.
235. Oral examination of witnesses.
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Declaratory Decrees.
1890, ch. 64.
30. No declaratory suit can be brought nor decree passed to
establish a fact or facts that are without legal consequences,
and wherever the court shall be of opinion that there is a ques-
tion or questions involved in such suit, which a party or parties
may be entitled under the constitution, to have submitted to a
jury, the court shall, if such party or parties require it, direct an
issue or issues to be made up and sent to any court of law con-
venient for trying the same, and the issues shall be tried in the
said court of law as soon as convenient without any continuance
longer than may be necessary to procure the attendance of wit-
nesses, and the power of the courts of law and the proceedings
thereto relative, shall be as directed by law respecting the trial
of issues from chancery, or the orphans' court as to proceedings
therein, thereon and thereafter, but nothing herein contained
shall be so construed as to prevent the equity courts of Balti-
more city from summoning a jury to try such issue or issues
pursuant to the provisions of section one hundred and seventy-
four (174), of article four (4r) of the Code of Public Local Laws,
title "Baltimore City, " sub-title "Courts. " The order granting
or denying such issues shall be subject to appeal.
Pennington v. Pennington, 70 Md. 430. Wahl v. Brewer, 80 Md. 243.
Fraudulent Conveyances.
1898, ch. 254.
46. In no case of a proceeding in equity to vacate any convey-
ance or contract, or other act, as fraudulent against creditors,
shall it be necessary for any creditor or plaintiff in the cause
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