ART. 16] SALES. 445

Ridgely v. Iglehart, 6 G. & J. 49. Randall v. Swann, 10 G. & J. 314. Deaver
v. Reynolds, 1 Bl. 50 Mullikin v Mullikin, 1 Bl 538. Winder v. Diffen-
derffer, 2 Bl. 166. Melui v. Cooper, 2 Bl. 199. Andrews v. Scotten, 2 Bl
629. Coombs v. Jordan, 3 Bl. 284. Simmons v Tongue, 3 Bl. 341 Ridgely
v. Iglehart, 3 Bl 540. Barnum v. Raborg, 2 Md. Ch. 516. Dalrymple v.
Taneyhill, 4 Md Ch 171. Farmers and Planters' Bank v. Martin, 7 Md
345' Zeigler v. King, 9 Md. 330. Dorsey v. Hobbs, 10 Md 412. Cockey v
Milne's Lessee, 16 Md. 201 Hoffman Co. v. Cumberland C. and I. Co., 16
Md. 456. Bolgiano v Cooke, 19 Md. 391. Stephens v. Magruder, 31 Md.
168 Warfield v. Dorsey, 39 Md 299 Mealey v. Page, 41 Md. 181. Fowler
v. Jacob, 62 Md. 326 Sloan v. Safe Deposit Co., 73 Md 246 Capron v.
Devries, 83 Md 224.

1888, art. 16, see 195. 1860, art. 16, sec. 132 1785, ch. 72, sec. 9

210. All sales made under a decree or order of the court
shall be made on such terms and conditions as the court may
determine, except where the sale is required by law to be made
for ready money.

Ibid sec. 196. 1860, art 16, sec. 133. 1785, ch. 72, sec. 9.

211. In case a sale shall be made on credit, the court may,
upon application of the mortgagee or creditor, direct any bond
taken in consequence of such sale to be assigned to such mort-
gagee or creditor, and the assignee may sue on such bond in
his own name.

Ibid. sec. 197. 1860, art. 16, sec. 134. 1795, ch. 88, sec. 2.

212. The court may decree a sale of an equitable title in
any case where a decree for the sale of the legal title could be
passed, and the purchaser of such equitable title shall have
the same remedy for obtaining the legal title, that the person
whose equitable interest he purchased would have had if no
sale had been made.

Ibid. sec. 198. 1862, ch. 156. 1868, ch 273?

213. In all cases when one or more persons is or are
entitled to an estate for life or years or to an estate tail, fee
simple, conditional, base or qualified fee, or any other particular,
limited or conditional estate in lands, and any person or per-
sons is or are entitled to a remainder or remainders, vested or
contingent, or an executory devise or devises, or any other
interest, vested or contingent in the same land, on application
of any of the parties in interest, a court of equity may, if all the
parties in being are parties to the proceeding, decree a sale or
lease thereof, if it shall appear to be advantageous to the