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Session Laws, 1890
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LAWS OF MARYLAND.


owner or holder thereof, but the administrator or executor of such


owner or holder shall hare two years from the time of the-death


of said owner or holder, for the purpose of removing and selling


the oysters that may be thereon at the time of the death of said


owner; after which the said lot shall be open to location and


appropriation as hereinbefore set forth; provided, however, that


no non-resident of Somerset county shall be entitled to avail him-


self of the provisions of this act, whether he be sole or part owner


of any land in said county; and, provided further, that under no

But one lot

construction of this act shall one person be entitled to own more


than one such lot of five acres; and, provided further, that all


lots located and appropriated under this act, shall be improved


by the actual and bona fide planting, bedding and sowing oysters,
shells or other shell-fish within one year of the date of the ap-


propriation of the same by the owner thereof, and if the said


owner shall neglect or fail to so improve his said lot within said


period, then his title thereto shall be void, and the said lot shall


be open to re-location under this act; and, provided further, that


after oysters have been bedded and sown on any lot, and taken


therefrom once or of teller, if at any time the said lot shall be per-


mitted to be and remain without other oysters, shells or shell-fish


having been bedded or sown thereon by the owner thereof f or the


space of two years, then the title to said lot shall be null and

Proviso

void, and the same shall be open to re-location under this act;


and no owner or owners of any lot located under the provisions


of this act shall be permitted to lease or rent the same to any


non-resident of Somerset county, the question of the improvement


of said lots under this section to be determined by said commis-


sioners.


D. All location of such waters or grounds under such waters


of Somerset county, to which this act is applicable, heretofore


made for the purpose of planting, bedding or sowing oysters


under the laws existing at the date of the passage of this act are

Null and

hereby declared null and void; but whenever any person or per-

void.

sons may have located or appropriated a lot of five acres under


such existing laws, said person or persons shall have priority of


right for the term of one year from the date of the passage of


this act, of locating said five acres under the provisions of this act,


but nothing herein shall be construed to disturb or effect the title


to any oysters which may have been bedded, sown or grown on any


lot located and appropriated before the passage of this act; pro-

Proviso.

vided, however, that whenever any person or persons shall desire to
locate five acres under the provisions of this act, which said five


acres may have been located under the existing laws, the same shall


not be open to location and appropriation unless the said water or


bottom thereunder is a subject of location under the provisions of


section A of this act; but whenever by the previous location and



 
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