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pondendum, shall be allowed to withdraw his petition or applicati-
on, unless he shall produce to the commissioners a certificate from
the clerk of the county court that bail bond, and a power of at-
torney, has been filed in such suit or suits, or special bail entered
thereon.
4. And be it enacted, That in all cases where any applicant for
the benefit of the insolvent law shall have received a personal dis-
charge, and shall not have obtained a certificate of final discharge,
either in consequence of withdrawing his application or by reason
of allegations filed against such applicant, or his not complying
with the terms prescribed by law, or on any other account what-
ever, such person shall not be permitted again to apply to the com-
missioners for the benefit of the several acts of insolvency for the
term of two years next after such personal discharge as aforesaid.
5. And be it enacted, That if allegations shall be filed against
any petitioner for the benefit of the insolvent laws of this state,
and the said allegations shall be found against such petitioner by
the verdict of a jury, then such petitioner shall not thereafter be
entitled, either to a personal discharge, or a final discharge, or to
any benefit whatever, of the said insolvent laws.
6. And be it enacted, That in all cases now depending, or here-
after to be brought before the said commissioners, and in which
they shall report unfavourably to the applicant or applicants for
the benefit of the insolvent laws, they shall have power, and it shall
be their duty, to transmit to the clerk of Baltimore county court all
deeds of assignment executed by any such applicant or applicants,
and all such other papers relating to the estate of such applicant or
applicants, and brought before them, as they may deem it proper
to have preserved and recorded, and that it shall thereupon be the
duty of the said clerk to record all such deeds and papers in his of-
fice, in the. manner in which deeds for the conveyance of lands are
now directed to be recorded, and to give certified copies thereof in
like manner, which shall be evidence, as in case of other deeds; and
the said clerk shall be entitled to receive such fees for recording the
said deeds and papers, as are allowed by law for recording deeds
in other cases, to be paid by the trustee out of the effects assigned
to him; and in all such cases as are above. mentioned, where the re-
port of the commissioners shall be unfavourable to the applicant or
applicants, the said commissioners shall cause the trustee to pro-
ceed, and it shall be his duty to proceed, in the execution of the
trust, in the same manner, and subject to the same rules, regula-
tions and restrictions, as if the report of the said commissioners
had been favourable to such applicant or applicants.
7. And be it enacted, That in every case now depending, or here-
after to come before the said commissioners, in which a permanent
trustee shall be appointed different from the provisional trustee,
they shall cause a deed of transfer and assignment of and for all
the estate, property, rights, credits and effects, of the insolvent or
insolvents, to be forthwith executed by the provisional trustee or
trustees, to the permanent trustee or trustees, and lodged with them
among the papers belonging to the case in which it shall have been
executed.
8. And be it enacted, That every provisional trustee to be ap-
pointed by virtue of the act to which this is a supplement, for the
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CHAP. 84.
to be allowed to
withdraw his peti-
tion, &c
Persons not having
obtained a final
discharge, &c not
permitted again to
apply, &c
If allegations filed,
and found against
petitioner by ver-
dict of jury, not
entitled to dis-
charge
Cases in which
commissioners re-
port unfavourably
to applicants, pa-
pers to be trans-
mitted to clerk of
county court, &c
Where permanent
trustee is appoin-
ted, deeds of estate
&c. to be executed
to him
Provisional trus-
tees to give bond,
&c
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