334

LAWS OF MARYLAND.

Condem-
nation.

arrangements with the county commissioners of said county
whereby the expense of keeping up said streets or roads may
be paid by the county, and the said county commissioners
shall provide for the expense of keeping up the county roads
or highways which pass through said town.

334. If lands are needed for corporate purposes, the same
proceedings shall be had for the condemnation of the same

as are requisite when the county commissioners desire to

condemn lands for public use.

SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That this act shall take effect

Effective.

from the date of its passage.

Approved April 1st, 1892.

CHAPTER 241.

AN ACT to repeal and re-enact with amendments section

two hundred and five of article sixteen of the Code of Pub-

lic General Laws, title "Chancery," sub-title "Trustee."

SECTION. 1. Se it enacted by the General Assembly of

Maryland, That section two hundred and five of article

Repealed

and

sixteen of the Code of Public General Laws, title "Chan-

re-enacted.

cery," sub-title " Trustee," be and the same is hereby

repealed and re-enacted so as to read as follows :

205. Every trustee to whom any estate, real, per-

sonal or mixed, shall be limited or conveyed for the benefit

of creditors, or to be sold for any other purpose, shall file

with the clerk of the court in which the deed or instruments

Trustees

creating the trusts may be recorded a bond in such penalty

to give
bond.

as the clerk may prescribe, being as nearly as can be ascer-

tained, double the amount of the whole trust estate, and

with sureties to be approved by the clerk, conditioned for

the faithful performance of the trust reposed in such trustee,

which bond shall be retained and recorded in the office of

said clerk; but when the sale is to be made in a contin-

gency, no bond need be given until the contingency happens,

but no title shall pass to any trustee as aforesaid until such

bond shall be filed and approved as aforesaid, and no sale

made by any such trustee, without such bond, shall be valid

or pass any title to such property or estate, or of real and

personal property or of real property situate partially in

the county or city in which the grantor resides and partly

in one or more other counties, it shall be sufficient that a

bond has been accepted and filed in the county of the

grantor's residence, if the trust estate consists entirely of