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Session Laws, 1880
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712

LAWS OF MARYLAND.


the lands or near the materials or other property


wanted, on a day named in said warrant, not less


than ten, nor more than twenty days after issuing


the same; and if at said time and place, any of the


said jurors summoned do not attend, the sheriff shall


immediately summon as many persons similarly


qualified as, together with those in attendance, will


furnish a panel of twenty jurors in attendance, and


from the panel each party, his, her, its or their agent


or attorney, or if either party be not present in per-


son or by agent, or being present in person or by


agent refuse to strike, the sheriff for him, her, it

Sheriiff may

or them, may strike off four persons, and the re-

strike off.

maining twelve shall act as the jury of inquest of


damages ; and to each, before he acts as such juror,


the sheriff shall administer an oath or affirmation,


that he will justly and impartially value the dama-


ges which the owner or owners will sustain by the


use and occupation of the property required by the
said company, and also the benefits or advantages to


accrue to the owner or owners by the construction of


said canal, as a set off to the said damages, but only


in extinguishment of the claims for damages, and


not for the actual vahie of the land or other mate-


rial taken ; and after having made a fair and just off


set of the advantages and disadvantages arising from


the construction of the said canal, they shall estimate

Estimate

and determine what amount of damages has been or

damages.

may be sustained by the said owner or owners re-


spectively ; and the said jury shall reduce their in-


quisition to writing, and sign and seal the same, and


it shall then be returned by the sheriff to the clerk


of the circuit court for his county, and be filed by


said clerk in. his office, and shall be confirmed by


said court at its next term or session, if no sufficient


cause to the contrary be shown, and when confirmed

Recorded

shall be recorded by said clerk at the expense of the

when confir-

company ; but if the same be set aside, the said court

med

shall direct another inquisition to be taken in the


manner above described, and in case of the second


or any other inquisition which is confirmed by the


court shall not award to the land owner a larger


amount of damages than was awarded by the first


inquisition, the court may, in its discretion, order


the cost of said second or other inquisition to be


paid by the said owner or owners of said land or



 
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