1834.

LAWS OF MARYLAND.

CHAP. 211

Motion for new

trial

Sec. 9 And be it enacted, That all motions for new trials
and in arrest of judgment, shall be determined by said
Court within thirty days after verdict rendered, and in all
cases in which such motions shall be made and overruled,

Lien

the judgment rendered shall operate as a lien in favor of the
party obtaining the verdict from the date of such verdict,
in like manner and with like effect, is if judgment had

Cases in Banc

been rendered upon the said verdict at the date thereof
Sec 10. And it enacted, that the motions and points
reserved, now depending in Banc in Baltimore County
Court, shall be proceeded with and decided by the judges
of said Couit, as if this act had not been passed, and the
causes, in which such motions on points were made, if new
trials aie awarded, shall be put on the trial docket, and be
proceeded with as in other cases

Case of exceptions

Sec 11 And be it enacted, That from and after the pas
sage of this act, in all cases of trials at common law in said
Court, the parties, or either of them, who may except to
the opinion of the said Couit, in the courses of said trials,
shall be, and aie hereby authored, to require the said

Sign and seal, &c

Court to sign and seal such exceptions, before the veidict
is rendered, in like manner as before the act of eighteen
hundred and twenty eight, chapter one hundred and sixty
one, and as is now practised in the other judicial districts
of this State

Docketed

Limitation

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