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Dec. Ses. 1825. |
JOSEPH KENT, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.
authorised and empowered at their next meeting, and annually
thereafter, so long as they may deem the same right and proper
to assess and levy on the assessable property of Prince
George's county, a sum of money not exceeding forty dollars,
to be collected as other county charges are, and paid over to
some person resident of the said county to be appointed by the
said court to receive it, who shall from time to time as he may
think it necessary apply the said sum of money so received to
the support and maintenance of the said James Mobly and
wife. |
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Passed Feb.
16, 1826. |
CHAPTER 117.
An act for the amendment of the Law. |
Court of appeals
restricted. |
Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
of Maryland,
That in no case where in a judgment may hereafter be rendered
in any county court, and which may be removed to the court of
appeals, by appeal or writ of error, shall the appellant or plaintiff
in error, or the appellee or defendant in error, be permitted to
urge or insist upon any point or question which shall not appear
by the record to have been raised or made in the county court,
and upon which that court may have rendered judgment; and
the court of appeals shall not reverse or affirm any such judgment
on any point or question which shall not appear to have
been presented to the county court, and upon which that court
may have rendered judgment. |
| As to accounts. |
3. And be it enacted, That on an appeal
to the court of appeals,
from a decree of the court of chancery or any county
court acting as a court of equity, in which an account or accounts
may have been stated and reported to such court by its
discretion, the appellant shall not be permitted to urge or insist
upon any exception to any account so reported, unless it shall
appear by the record that such exception was taken or made
in the court from whose decree such appeal shall be made; and
the court of appeals shall not reverse any decree or any exception
which shall not appear to have been taken or made as aforesaid,
in the court from whose decree the appeal may be made. |
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Passed Feb.
16, 1826. |
CHAPTER 118.
An
act for the relief of Solomon Etting, of the city of Baltimore. |
| Relief granted. |
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland,
That
whenever it shall be necessary to open Pine street, in the city
of Baltimore, which by the commissioners appointed under an
act passed at December session, eighteen hundred and seventeen,
chapter one hundred and forty eight, was located through |
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