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LLOYD LOWNDES, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.
pay the mortgage debt and accrued interest, as the same shall
be found and determined by the judgment of the court upon
the report of the auditor thereof, the court may, upon the
motion of the plaintiff, the mortgagee or his legal or equitable
assignee, after due notice, by summons or otherwise, as the
court may direct, enter a decree in personam against the mort-
gagor or other party to the suit or proceeding, who is liable for
the payment thereof, for the amount of such deficiency ; pro-
vided, the mortgagee or his legal or equitable assignee would
be entitled to maintain an action at law upon the covenants
contained in the mortgage for said residue of said mortgage
debt so remaining unpaid and unsatisfied by the proceeds of
such sale or sales ; which decree shall have the same effect and
be a lien as in a case of a judgment at law, and may be en-
forced in like manner by a writ of execution in the nature of
a writ of fieri facias by attachment or otherwise.
Approved April 7, 1898.
CHAPTER 328.
AN ACT to change the boundary line between Surratt's and
Piscataway Election Districts in Prince George's County.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Mary-
land, That the line between Piscataway, or election district
No. 5, and Surratt's, or election district No. 9, in Prince
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George's county, be so changed as to run as follows : The said
line shall start at the point where the said division line turns
east below Tipp's store, and shall thence run north to Tinker's
.branch, to the division line between said districts to the point
where the said branch crosses the public road in John Steed's
farm ; and it shall be the duty of the Supervisors of Election
for Prince George's county to give notice to the registers of
voters of said districts, of the changes of the lines of said
districts, and where citizens by this change of lines have been
changed from one district to another, it shall be the duty of
said registers to note the proper changes on their respective
registration books by transfer or registration as the case may
be, without requiring any previously registered voter to appear
in person before them.
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