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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

24. If upon the sale of the whole mortgaged property by

Court may

virtue of a power of sale contained in the mortgage under

enter de-
cree for de-

. the provisions of this article (sixty-six), the net proceeds

ficiency on
mortgage

thereof, after the costs and expenses allowed by the court

sale.

are satisfied, shall not suffice to pay the mortgage debt and

accrued interest, as the same shall be found and determined

by the judgment of the court upon the report of the auditor

thereof, the court may upon the motion of the plaintiff, the

mortgagee or his legal or equitable asignee, after due notice

by summons or otherwise, as the court may direct, enter a

decree in personam against the mortgagor or other party to

the suit or proceeding, who is liable for the payment thereof,

Proviso.

for the amount of such deficiency ; provided, the mortgagee

or his legal or equitable assignee would be entitled to main-

tain an action at law upon the covenants contained in the

mortgage for said residue of said mortgage debt so remain-

ing unpaid and unsatisfied by the proceeds of such sale or

sales ; which decree shall have the same effect and be a lieu

as in the case of a judgment at law, and may be enforced

only in like manner by a writ of execution in the nature of

a writ of fieri facias by attachment or otherwise.

Approved March 15th, 1892.

CHAPTER 112.

AN ACT to cofirm ordinance No. 23, approved April 8th,

1891, of the ordinances of the Mayor and City Council of

Baltimore, entitled, "An Ordinance to authorize the con-

struction of city passenger railway tracks by the North

Avenue Railway Company of Baltimore City, on North

Avenue from McCulloh street to Guilford Avenue and

thence on Guilford Avenue and North street to Lexington

street, and thence on Lexington street to Charles street

and on North street to the north side of Fayette street. "

WHEREAS, by ordinance number twenty-three, approved

April 8th, 1891, of the ordinances of the Mayor and City

Council of Baltimore, entitled, An ordinance to authorize

the construction of city passenger railway tracks by the

Preamble.

"North Avenue Railway Company of Baltimore City on

North Avenue from McCulloh street to Guilford Avenue

and thence on Guilford Avenue and North street to Lexing-

ton street aud thence on Lexington street to Charles street

and on North street to the north side of Fayette street,"

the North Avenue Railway Company of Baltimore City was