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ARTICLE LXXV.

PLEADINGS, PRACTICE AND PROCESS AT LAW.

	Ejectment. 69 A Mortgagor may maintain eject- ment except as against mort- gagee.	Possession — Writs of. 68. Writs of habere facias pometsitmem how obtained, penalty for re- entry by evicted parties. Special Findings of Facts. 115 A Repealed.

Ejectment.

1900, ch. 559.

69A. An outstanding mortgage shall not prevent the real
owner as mortgagor of said property from maintaining an
action of ejectment against any person or persons other than
the mortgagee, or his, her or their assigns.

Possession—Writs of.

1900, ch. 310.

88. Whenever any lands or tenements shall be sold by any
sheriff, constable, coroner, or elisor, by virtue of any process
or execution from any court or justice of the peace of this
State, or by any trustee under the decree of any court of this
State, by any trustee by appointment of an insolvent court, by
any trustee under any voluntary deed of trust, by any mort-
gagee under any power in any mortgage, by any executor or
executors or any other person under any power in a will, and
the debtor named in such execution or decree, his widows or
heirs who are parties to the proceedings in which such execu-
tion was issued or such decree passed, the insolvent grantor
or mortgagor in said deed of trust or mortgage, or any person,
holding under said debtor insolvent, grantor or mortgagor
by title subsequent to the date of the judgment, decree, insol-
vent proceedings, deed of trust or mortgage respectively, or
any person claiming under the devisor of said will, shall be in
actual possession of the lands and tenements sold, and shall
fail or refuse to deliver possession of the same to the purchaser
thereof, excepting, however, cases of tenancies created in the