ARTS. 49 & 51] INTEREST ON CHATTEL MORTGAGES—JURORS. 71;

ing of necessary papers shall be imposed, except as follows: For
examination or valuation of property offered for mortgage and
preparations of papers (both included), the sum of five dollars,
where the amount loaned does not exceed fifty dollars; six dollars
where the amount exceeds fifty dollars and equals one hundred
dollars or less; and five per centum additional of the excess over
one hundred dollars, where the amount loaned exceeds one hun-
dred dollars and equals one thousand dollars or less; and two and
one half per centum additional of the excess over one thousand
dollars where the amount loaned exceeds one thousand dollars;
for necessary affidavits, recording of papers, revenue stamps and
fire insurance premiums the amounts actually to be paid for
same; provided, that the foregoing charges may be deducted from
the principal of the loan when the same is made; and provided,
further, that in no case shall it be lawful to deduct interest in
advance nor make any charges for renewals or extensions of
loans, nor to divide or split up loans under any pretext whatso-
ever for the purpose of requiring or exacting any other or greater
charges than prescribed herein. And any violation of the pro-
visions of this section shall be a misdemeanor, and punishable by
a fine of one hundred dollars for the first offense, and by a like
fine and imprisonment in jail for thirty days for the second and
each subsequent offense; and further, the entire amount loaned
shall be forfeited to the borrower or borrowers, and the mortgage
therefor given shall become null and void.

ARTICLE LI.

JURORS.

	Qualification and Selection of Jurors. 7. Modified as to Howard county, and special law enacted as to that county. 7 and 8 Modified as to Garrett county, and spec al law enacted as to that county. 7 and 8. Modified as to Allegany county, and special law enacted as to that county.	7 and 8. Modified as to Queen Anne's county, and special law enacted as to that county. 10. Modified as to Prince George's county, and special law en- acted as to that county. 23. Court may resummon grand or petit juries after their dis- charge in special cases