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LAWS OF MARYLAND.

dinary modes of proceeding therein ; but, if the

said award, judgment or decision shall be for the

recovery by the one party, and the surrender or

delivery by the other to him of the possession of

specific property, the said successful party, upon

filing such award, judgment or decision, so certi-

fied as aforesaid, with the Clerk of the Circuit

Court of Baltimore city, or such other court there-

in as shall at the time have jurisdiction there of

causes in equity, shall have the right, on or at any

time after the first day of the next succeeding

term, or on or at any time after the next succeed-

ing rule day of the said court, whichever shall

first occur, to have, upon motion therefor, and or-

der made by the said court, affirming the said

award, judgment or decision, and making the same

a decree of the said court, and to have the same

enforced, if the recovery be of the possession of

Nature of

land, freehold or leasehold, by a writ in the nature

writ.

of a writ of habere facias possessionem, such as the

said court is authorized to issue for the purpose of

putting a purchaser under its decree in possession

of the land purchased by him, and to be executed

in the same manner and by the same officer against

such losing party to such award, judgment or de-

cision, and any and all and every other person or

persons in possession of said land, claiming the

same by virtue of a title derived from, through or

under such losing party, and acquired subsequently

to the date of such award, judgment or decision,

which said writ the said court is authorized and

empowered to issue for this purpose upon applica-

tion in writing of such successful party to the said

award, judgment or decision, in person or by at-

Verified by

torney, verified by the affidavit "of himself or his

affidavit.

attorney, unless good cause to the contrary shall

be shown by such party in possession within not

less than fifteen nor more than thirty days after

notice in writing of such application served upon

such party in possession in person ; and if the re-

covery be of the possession of personal chattels,

by such process of execution and compulsion as in

the chancery practice of this State is usual and

proper for the enforcement of a decree for the

specific delivery of personal chattels.