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and all and every other person in possession of said land, claim-
ing 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
application in writing of such successful party to the said award,
judgment or decision, in person or by attorney, verified by the
affidavit of himself or his 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 per-
son; and if the recovery be of the possession of personal chat-
tels, by such process of execution and compulsion as in the
chancery practice of this State is usual and proper for the en-
forcement of a decree for the specific delivery of personal chat-
tels.

ARBITRATION COMMITTEE OF THE CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

226. The Board of Directors of the Corn and Flour Ex-
change shall annually elect by ballot five members of the as-
sociation, who are not members of the Board, as a committee,
to be known as the Arbitration Committee of the Baltimore
Corn and Flour Exchange. The Board of Directors may, at
any time, fill any vacancy in said committee for the remainder
of the term in which such vacancy may happen. The duty of
the Arbitration Committee shall be to hear and decide any
controversies which may arise in business between the mem-
bers of said organization or said members and other persons as
may be voluntarily submitted to the said committee for arbi-
tration; and such members and persons may by an instrument
in writing, signed by them and attested by a subscribing wit-
ness, agree to submit to the decision of said committee any
such controversy so arising as might be the subject of an ac-
tion at law or in equity, except claims of title to real estate.

227. The mode of proceeding of said Arbitration Commit-
tee shall be regulated by the by-laws of the corporation, which
shall be substantially complied with in all cases, without preju-
dice, however, to any award from merely formal irregularity.