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646. All costs paid to any Justice of the Peace sitting at
any station house shall be accounted for and paid by said Jus-
tice to the Board of Police Commissioners of Baltimore City,
to be by them applied as directed by section 750 of this sub-
division of this Article.

647. It shall not be lawful for the Justices of the Peace of
the City of Baltimore to take supersedeas of any judgment re-
covered in the Court of Common Pleas, the Superior Court of
Baltimore City, or Baltimore City Court, or any decree of the
Circuit Court or Circuit Court Number Two of Baltimore City,
but such supersedeas shall be taken by the clerks of said courts,
respectively.

648. If a Justice of the Peace in Baltimore City dies, re-
signs or is removed, his docket and papers shall be delivered to
the Clerk of the City Court within thirty days thereafter.

649. If any Justice of the Peace or constable appointed
under the provisions of this sub-division of this Article be con-
victed in a court of law, of any misdemeanor in office, his
removal from said office shall be part of the sentence or judg-
ment pronounced upon him by the said court. No constable
shall deputize any person to act in the service of any writ what-
ever for or in his behalf.

LANDLORD AND TENANT.

650. In all cases of any demise or agreement for rental, ex-
press or implied, verbal or written, hereafter to be made of lands
or tenements, whether real estate or chattels real, within the
limits of the City of Baltimore, for less term than three calendar
months, the remedy of distress for rent due be and the same
is hereby taken away and altogether superseded.

651. Whenever the tenant under any such demise or agree-
ment of rental, express or implied, verbal or written, of lands