394 CHANCERY. [ART. 16

estate which any infant may hold in common or jointly with
any person of full age, and to all interests or estates to which
any infant may be entitled in reversion, remainder or other-
wise, and the court may decree that the interest of the tenant
' of the particular estate, or the holder of the prior remainders
may be mortgaged with the consent of such tenant or holder.

1888, art 16, sec. Bl. 1860, art 16, sec. 39. 1831, ch. 311, secs 2, 3.
1835, ch. 380, secs 5, 9.

56. Where an infant is entitled to any lands or tenements,
or chattels real, or is entitled to any particular estate for life or
for years, or otherwise, or to a remainder or reversion, or execu-
tory devise, or if an infant be entitled to any trust or use in or
out of such lands, real estate or chattels real, or the rents,
issues and profits thereof, in all such cases the court, on peti-
. tion of the guardian or next friend, and on being satisfied by
proof as in cases where a guardian applies for the sale of an
infant's real estate, that it would be advantageous for said
infant to demise such lands, real estate or chattels real, may
decree that the same be demised for a term of years, renew-
able forever, or otherwise, and yielding such rent, and on such
terms and conditions as the court may direct; provided, that
where the infant is only entitled to a part of the estate, as
tenant of the particular estate, or remainderman or otherwise,
all the owners of the other parts, so as to embrace the entire
fee if a freehold estate, or the whole term if leasehold, assent
to the passing of such decree.
Hitch v Davis, 3 Md. Ch. 262.

Ibid. sec. 52. 1860, art. 16, sec. 40 1831, ch. 311, sec. 3.

57. Any infant who may presumptively or apparently for
the time being entitled to any contingent or other remainder,
or any executory devise, use or trust in any lands or chattels
real, may claim a decree for a demise under the preceding
section.

Hitch v. Davis, 3 Md. Ch. 262.

Ibid sec. 53. 1860, art. 16, sec. 41. 1831, ch. 311, sec. 3.

58. Any person of full age, apparently or presumptively for
the time being entitled to any contingent or other remainder,
reversion or executory devise in the lands or chattels real, men-
tioned in the two preceding sections, may assent to a demise
or a decree therefor on behalf of such estate to which he is so
presumptively or apparently entitled.

Hitch v. Davis, 3 Md. Ch. 262.