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The Maryland Code Public General Laws, 1904
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1552 MORTGAGES. [ART. 66

same effect and be a lien as in the case of a judgment at law
and may be enforced only in like manner by a writ of execu-
tion in the nature of a writ of fieri facias or by attachment or
otherwise.

1892, ch. 392, sec 25.

25. The title to all promissory notes, other instruments
hereafter made and debts hereafter contracted, secured by
mortgages or deeds in the nature of a mortgage shall from and
after the maturity of such notes, other instruments or debts be
conclusively presumed to be vested in the person, persons or
body corporate holding the record title to such mortgage or
deed in the nature of a mortgage, and if such mortgage or
deed in the nature of a mortgage is duly released of record,
the promissory note, other instruments or debt secured by such
mortgage or deed in the nature of a mortgage shall, after the
maturity of such promissory notes, other instruments or debt
be conclusively presumed to be paid so for as any lien upon
the property conveyed by said mortgage or deed in the nature
of a mortgage is concerned.

Demuth v. Old Town Bank, 85 Md. 323.

1900, ch. 457, sec. 26.

26. Whenever any real estate or leasehold interest therein
is encumbered by a mortgage, deed or other instrument in the
nature of a mortgage, except when it is otherwise agreed by
the terms thereof, no annual crops pitched or cultivated by
any debtor therein or those claiming under him shall pass
with the said real estate or leasehold interest at any sale under
or by virtue of said mortgage, deed or other instrument, but
such crops shall be and remain the property of the said debtor,
or those claiming under him, subject, however, to the lien men-
tioned in the next section.

Ibid. sec. 27.

27. After any sale mentioned in the preceding section the
said debtor, or those claiming under him, and the purchaser
at such sale, or those claiming under him, may agree upon a
reasonable rental of the part of said real estate or leasehold
interest occupied by the said crops, and the said rental so
agreed upon shall be and remain a lien upon the said crops
until paid in favor of said purchasers or those claiming under
him, nor shall the same or any part thereof be removed until
after payment. In case the said parties are unable to agree


 

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