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LAWS OF MARYLAND.
FORM.
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Forms.
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31. Number 1. — To convey an estate in land in
fee simple from one to another.
32. Number 2. — To convey the estate in land of a
married woman in fee simple.
33. Number 3. — To convey an estate in land for
life.
34. Number 4. — To convey an estate in land for
life to one, remainder in fee to another.
35. Number 6. — To convey an estate in land for
a term of years.
36. Number 6. — To convey an estate in land in
fee simple to two or more as tenants in common.
37. Number 7. — To convey an estate in land in
fee simple, to two or more, as joint tenants.
38. Number 8. — To convey an estate in land for
life to one, with contingent remainder to an unborn
person.
39. Number 9. — To convey an estate in land in
fee simple to one, defeasible upon his dying without
a child, or descendant of a child, living at the time
of his death, and in that event, remainder to an-
other.
40. Number 10. — To convey real property in
trust to secure debts, indemnifying securities or for
other purposes.
41. Number 11. — To convey land sold by the
sheriff or other officer, under an execution.
42. Number 12. — To convey real property sold
by trustee under decree of Court of Equity.
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Modifications.
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43. Like forms may be used with such modifi-
cations as may be necessary to convey any interest
in real estate, not embraced in the foregoing forms.
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Effect of words.
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44. When in a deed conveying real estate, the
words "the said ———— covenants" are used,
such words shall have the same effect as if it was ex-
pressed to be by the covenantor for himself, his heirs,
devisees and personal representatives, and shall be
deemed to be with the grantee in the deed, his heirs,
devisees, personal representatives and assigns.
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General war-
rant.
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45. A covenant by the grantor in a deed convey-
ing real estate, "that he will warrant generally the
properly hereby conveyed," shall have the same ef-
fect as if the grantor had covenanted, that he, his
heirs, devisees and personal representatives will for-
ever warrant the said property unto the grantee, his
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