JAMES THOMAS, ..ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

1832.

CHAPTER 197.

CHAP. 197.

An act granting appeals from the Court of Chancery, and
from the several County Courts, as Courts of Equity.

Passed Mar. 16, 1833

Section 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of
Maryland, That whenever the Chancellor, or the Judges,
or any one of them, of the County Courts as Courts of E-
quity, shall overrule any application for an Injunction, or
hath, or have overruled such application, upon bill or cause

Case of overruling

injunction

now pending, it shall be his or their duty to certify the
same at the foot of the bill; and whenever any application,
by bill or otherwise, for an injunction, has been or shall be
overruled or refused, or whenever any order or decree has

Certify thereon

been or shall be passed or entered, dissolving such injunc-
tion, it shall be lawful for any person or persons conceiving
himself, herself, or themselves aggrieved thereby, to present
an attested copy of the bill and proceedings with the order

Case of dissolving

or refusing injury

refusing such injunction, or a copy of the proceedings on
which said dissolution shall be ordered to the Judges of the
Court of Appeals, or to any one of them, who shall have
authority thereupon to direct the injunction to be awarded

he or they shall be of opinion that the Chancellor or the

Appeal provided.

said Judges, or any of them, of the said County Courts as
Courts of Equity, had erred in such order; and when the
Judges or Judge of the Court of Appeals shall award
an injunction in the manner aforesaid, the same proceed-
ings shall be had thereupon as if the injunction had been
in the first instance awarded by the Chancellor or the said
Judges or Judge of the said County Courts as Courts oi
Equity, and when an appeal shall be allowed in the manner

Proceeding there-

on

aforesaid, from an order dissolving an injunction, such ap-
peal shall be heard and determined at the next term of the
said Court of Appeals, if allowed in the recess of that Court.
or by the then sitting Court, when allowed during the ses-
sion of that Court.

Trial thereof