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CHAP. 453.
Court may ap-
point trustee.
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SEC. 5. And be it enacted, That in case the General
Assembly shall make no appointment in the premises,
it shall be the duty of the court rendering judgment,
to appoint a trustee or trustees, who shall give bond
to the State for the due performance of their duty, to
whom the Sheriff shall deliver over all lands and
tenements, goods and chattels, rights and credits by
them seized under such writs of seizure, and the said
trustees shall sell and dispose of all the property and
effects of whatever kind, of such corporate body, and
alter satisfying all just claims and demands against
said corporate body, and collecting all debts and de-
mands due them, shall pay over the balance in their
hands remaining, after deducting such costs, charges
and commissions as by the court may be allowed to
such person, for the use of the members of the said
corporate body, as the court may direct.
CHAPTER 453.
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Appeals and
writs of error—
when to stand
or hearing.
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SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
of Maryland, That all appeals and writs of error, pro-
secuted to the Court of Appeals, shall regularly stand
for hearing at the term of said court next succeeding
the term to which said appeal shall have been taken,
or writ of error shall have been prosecuted.
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Other cases to
be heard by
consent.
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SEC. 2. And be it enacted, That after hearing or
otherwise disposing of the causes standing regularly
for hearing at any term, the Court of Appeals may,
with the consent of the parties, hear any other cause
depending in said court.
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Not to impair
cases preferred
by existing laws.
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SEC. 3. And be it enacted, That nothing herein
shall apply to cases which, by law, are now required
to be heard at the first term next after the appeal there-
on taken, or writ of error prosecuted.
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