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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 272

(3) The notice shall be indexed as "Notice
of Reverter or Right of Entry":

(I)    [under] IN the grantee indices of
deeds under the name of every person on whose behalf the
notice is executed and recorded[,];

(II)   [under] IN the grantor indices of
deeds[,] under the [names] NAME of every record owner of
the possessory estates in the land to be affected against
whom the claim is to be preserved at the time of the
filing[,]; and

(III)   in any block or property location
index in any county which maintains SUCH an index.

(e) (1) If a possibility of reverter or right of
entry was created before July 1, 1899 and initial notice
was not recorded before July 1, 1972, the possibility of
reverter or right of entry created no longer is valid.
If initial notice [is] WAS recorded before July 1, 1972,
then a renewal notice and [a] further renewal [notice]
NOTICES may be recorded.

(2)    If the date when the possibility of
reverter or right of entry was created was between July
1, 1899 and June 30, 1969, inclusive, the initial notice
shall be recorded not less than 70 years nor more than 73
years after the date of its creation. If it is not so
recorded it is no longer valid.

(3)     A renewal notice shall be recorded
after the expiration of 27 years and before the
expiration of 30 years from the date of recording of the
initial notice, and shall be effective for a period of 30
years from the recording of the renewal notice. In like
manner, further renewal notices shall be recorded after
the expiration of 27 years and before the expiration of
30 years from the date of recording of the last preceding
renewal notice. If it is not so recorded it is no longer
valid.

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(e)       (1)       [Unless] EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN THIS

SUBSECTION, UNLESS the mortgage or deed of trust provides
otherwise, if any property is encumbered by a mortgage or
deed of trust, [no] annual crops planted or cultivated by
any debtor[,] or those claiming under him[ , ] DO NOT pass
with the property at any sale under or by virtue of the
mortgage or deed of trust, but the crops remain the
property of the debtor[,] or those claiming under him
[except as provided in this subsection].

[ (1) ] (2) Notwithstanding the provisions of
[subsection (e) ] PARAGRAPH (1) OF THIS SUBSECTION, after
the sale, the debtor or those claiming under him[,] and
the purchaser or those claiming under him[,] may agree on