INDEX.

1849.

Chap.

Sec.

COURT OF APPEALS, W. S—

instituted on said bond by any person in-

terested, office copy evidence, etc.

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3

County courts from whose judg-

ment appeal is taken to state the points,

etc., raised, etc., immediately on en-

try of such appeal, and no point which

shall not appear by such statement to have

been raised in the county court, shall

be insisted on, or urged by appellant or

appellee in the, and court of appeals not

to reverse or affirm any such judgment, etc.,

Which shall not appear by such statement,

etc., to have been presented to county

court.

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4

All appeals prosecuted to the, court of, to

stand regularly for hearing at the term next

succeeding the term to which said appeal

shall have been taken, etc.

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1

After disposing of the causes standing

regularly for hearing at any term, court

may, with consent of parties, hear any

other cause, etc.

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2

Not to apply to cases now required by

law to be heard at first term next after ap-

peal, etc.

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3

Act to take effect, after the close of the

setting of June term 1850.

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4

The act of 1845, chapter 254, requiring

the clerk of, to perform a duty substantially

performed under previous acts repealed,

so far as relates to, etc.

505

COURT OF CHANCERY AND COUNTY

COURTS, AS COURTS OF EQUI-

TY. — The powers conferred upon Courts

of Chancery and Baltimore County Court

as a Court of Equity, by the 2nd section

of 1833, chapter 150, conferred upon the

several county courts, &c., to be exercised

in the manner provided for in said 2nd

section, &c.

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Act in force from passage.

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2

COURTS OF EQUITY. — A supplement to the act

of 1831, chapter 311, to define and enlarge

the powers of, declaring that the 12th sec-

tion of said act be deemed and taken to ap-

ply to the interest, &c., of any infant seized
in common with adult of reversion or re-