The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-09-21
CHAPTER 249.


amendments section seventy-seven,
of Article ninety three, of the Code
of Public General Laws, title Ties
tamentary Law" and to add three
new sections to said Article one, to
come in after section two hundred
and fifty-four, and the other two to
come in after section three hundred
and FIVE.
Section l. Be it enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly Of Maryland, That Sec
tion seventy-seven, OF Article ninety
three, of the Code of Public General
Laws, title "Testamentary Law" be,
and the same is hereby repealed and
re- enacted with amendment, so as to
read as follows:
II. If any person being resident of
any other State, district or territory OF
the United States, or of any foreign
country, shall die possessed of, or be
entitled to any of the public stock or
debts created or issued upon the credit
of this State, or of the stock or debt
created or issued upon the credit OF
tDc WY vi VI thN "p'eoi
stock of any joint stock company in
corporated by the authority of this
State, or of any national bank i'll this
State, his right or title thereto shall
devolve on his executor or admlStra-
tor duly constituted and appointed
as such by the law of the State, dis
trict, territory or country wherein he
may have resided at the time of hls
death, in the same manner as IT the
said executor or administrator had
been duly constituted and appointed
as such by the proper authority in this
State.
sec. 9. And be it enacted, That the
three following sections be, and the
same are hereby added to the said
Article, are to come in after section
two hundred and fifty-four, and the
other two to come i'll after section
three hundred and five.
254 A. The Orphans Courts shall
have power, ex-otficio, to order any
executor, administrator or guardian,
who appears by the records of said
courts, or of the Register of Wills, to
be in default in respect to the render
ing of any inventory, the returning OF
any iopoi', sla s,nI' gu II ", "ay
hihu, vi " lhe iuihiinent Vi aay uu.y
III saiu cour.s' ~ oe suin'hoheu " o.
pear peiore the court, gu soilie oertaiI
c y ~, ~ oe haiiieo III INC suiiiiiione' "pr
fulfill his duty, on pain Of revocation OF
his letters testamentary or of admins
tratlon, or guardianship it shall be
.ne uuly Vi .he neg es.elso iis' iioiI
u .,lno " a.nae, ~ a ,aao tno opu"n'
oouI's, vi euoh uel"ut % appea.ins
upon SUN IN I'D .i, 80 - nv Wni, 0 asl
utesaou ps 'ho sls'yi Vi Ni'' anu
oe sem W mn uy ni"li " :no p eisGn
80 Appearing py MN 10 ne III u95auia'
al hie PoStoiiie1 vi Pi"o1 Vi "uui . 90
Ma sending of such latter The Regis.
Tor sbaIl rece;ve twentv-tive cents
for,, Snob ne,son If an .n,e.r;no ba
il found tn he in defanlt + the nerson
90 onnear;ng tn ha in default does not
.nnaar in court in answer to tha let
~ ,La court nav nrd.r him to he
summoned nv the Sheriff and on his
onnaar;nr NAV mass sncb ordar az
mn ha inst in Tho nremises md unon
his NOT snnearing. alter having been
div Summoned The conrt NAV revoke
b;s letters testamentarv or of admins.
trat,on> ar pnardiansLin mon any
sncb revocation the court NAV, at its
discretion, order that the parties in
terested, or any one or more of them,
be summoned to appear, and may
make such order or appointment as
the laws of the State and justice may
require but no guardian shall be thus
summoned, officio, to appear be-
fore the court after his ward has ar
rived at legal age; nor shall any
executor or administrator be thus
summoned, ex- otficio, after more than
three years have elapsed since the de-
lault lor wn'ch ne Is sumihoheu'