1838.

LAWS OF MARYLAND

CHAP 245

Property liable.

Sec. 3. And be it enacted, That any property be-
longing to the said corporation, shall be liable for the
amount of all judgments rendered under this act; pro-
vided however, that nothing herein contained, shall be
construed to deprive either party of the right of ap-
peal, as in ail cases for like causes of complaint, or the
right of removal of said causes to any other county
court, as in other civil actions.

CHAPTER 245.

Passed Mar. 26,
1839.

An act relating to the trial of facts in the several coun-
ties of this State.

In case of applica-

tion of either par-

ty.

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by. the General Assembly of
Maryland, That in any suit or action at law hereafter
to be commenced or instituted in any county court of
this State, or which may be now pending in such coun-

Affidavit filed.

ty court, in which a suggestion in writing shall be made
by cither party, according to the provisions of law
regulating the removal of causes from one court to
another, upon the order of said court being made for
removal of said suit or action, if the opposite party
shall file an affidavit in writing, suggesting that he,

she, or they, cannot have justice done him, her, or

them, in the county to which the court shall order the
said suit or action to be removed, then the said court

Court may order

the case to any

county.

shall remove the said suit or action to such county as
they, under all the circumstances, shall think will be
most likely to effect justice between the parties.

Applied to cases

that have been

removed.

Sec. 2. And be it enacted, That in any action or suit
now depending in any county court of this State, which
may have been removed to said county court, on the
affidavit of either parly, it shall and may be lawful for
the party at whoso instance the said suit was [not] re-

which said action or suit has been removed, to file an
affidavit as now required by law, suggesting that he,

she or they cannot have justice in said county, [ ] where

the said county court shall remove the said action or
suit to such county as the said court shall think will
best tend to justice between the parties to said suit.