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	garnishee properly subject to attachment, and no
	judgment of condemnation nisi shall be made abso-
	lute without such proof ; provided, that in all cases
	in which a garnishee has been summoned, at any
	time after the return of the writ, the plaintiff may
	file interrogatories in the cause, which shall be served	File inter-
	by the sheriff upon the garnishee within ten days	rogatories.
	thereafter, or if the garnishee shall be a non-resi-
	dent of the State, shall be served upon the garnishee
	by some person to be appointed by the court in
	which the case is pending, and if the garnishee shall
	fail to answer said interrogatories within twenty
	days after the service of the interrogatories upon
	him, then, upon proof of such service, the plaintiff
	shall be entitled to judgment against the garnishee
	for the amount of the claim of the plaintiff for
	which the attachment was issued.
	SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That this act shall take	Effective
	effect from the date of its passage.
	Approved March 9, 1880.

	CHAPTER 29.
	AN ACT to continue the corporate existence of the
	Chesapeake Bank.
	WHEREAS to enable the said corporation to liqui- date and wind up its business, it is necessary that	Preamble.
	its corporate powers be continued ; therefore
	SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
	bly of Maryland, That the Chesapeake Bank, a cor-
	poration duly incorporated by act of Assembly	Continued in
	passed December session, in the year eighteen hun-	existence.
	dred and thirty-five, chapter three hundred and thir-
	teen, be and the same is hereby continued in exist-
	ence as a corporation for the term often years from
	the passage of this act, and until the end of the ses-
	sion of the General Assembly which shall happen