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	representative, may prosecute the same to judgment and satisfaction, as if the legal plaintiff had not died.
	SEC. 6. When any person shall recover a judgment	Judgment
	against the principal debtor and surety, and the	satisfied.
	amonnt due on the judgment shall be satisfied by the
	surety, the creditor or his attorney of record shall
	assign the same to the surety, and such assignment
	being filed in the court where the judgment was	Entitled to
	rendered, the assignee shall be entitled to execution	execution.
	in his own name against the principal for the amount
	so paid by the surety.
	SEC. 7. When any judgment shall be rendered
	against several sureties and the amount unpaid on
	said judgment shall be satisfied by said sureties or by
	any one of them, the plaintiff shall be obliged to as-	Obliged to
	sign such judgment to the surety or sureties satisfy-	assign.
	ing the same, who shall be entitled to execution in
	his or their names against the other sureties in the
	judgment, for a proportionable part of the said judg-
	ment so paid by the said assignee; provided that no	Proviso.
	defendant shall be precluded or debarred of his rem-
	edy against the plaintiff, or his co-secureties by
	audita querela, or other equitable course of proceed-
	ings.
	Approved March 14, 1880.

	CHAPTER 162.
	AN ACT to authorize the Commissioners for Tal-
	bot county to pay Charles R. Mullikin, late Reg-
	ister of Wills for said county, a sum of money
	for services rendered.
	SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
	bly of Maryland, That the Commissioners for Tal-	Authorized
	bot county be and they are hereby authorized to pay to Charles R. Mullikin, late Register of Wills for	to pay Regis- ter of Wills.
	said county, a sum of money in their discretion, not