Maryland Bastardy Law Repeal and Enactment 1912
A Maryland act repeals Article XII of the 1904 Public General Laws and reenacts Bastardy and Fornication with amendments. It empowers justices of the peace to require bonds from mothers and accused fathers, outlines penalties, bonds, and maintenance orders, and sets procedures for testimony, appeals, and enforcement across counties and Baltimore City. The measure takes effect June 1 1912 and includes provisos on payments, discharge of bonds, and related court actions.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Code of Public General Laws of
Baltimore City
Justice of the Peace
Baltimore
Circuit Court
Criminal Court of
City of
Criminal Court
Circuit Court of
Court of Appeals
Removal of Causes Chapter 384 Act Added Maryland Law
The document records the enactment of Chapter 384 amending Article 75 of the Maryland Public General Laws 1904. It adds a new section 109A on Removal of Causes to sit after section 109 in the Pleadings Practice and Process at Law article.
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Code of Public General Laws
General Assembly of
Maryland
Maryland Mortgage Tax Act Repeal and Reenactment Proposed
Primary election item outlines a 1912 act repealing and reenacting mortgage tax provisions. It details counties Somerset Montgomery Frederick Dorchester and tax at eight percent on annual interest, with collection by county authorities and allocation to county purposes. The act specifies payment in the county where the mortgage is recorded and notes exceptions for Baltimore City and remaining counties. The bill takes effect from passage date April 8 1912.
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General Assembly of
Maryland
Code of Public General Laws
Somerset
Montgomery
Frederick
Dorchester
State of
Baltimore City
Acts of the
General Assembly
House of Representatives
Congress
Boards of Supervisors of Elections
Secretary of State
State Senate
House of Delegates
Howard
Washington
Worcester
Board of Election Supervisors
United States
Boards of Supervisors
Board of Supervisors
Baltimore
Board of Supervisors of Elections
Sach
Supervisors of Election
Testamentary Law adds section 108A for notices to creditors
Maryland acts add 108A to Article 93 to grant letters of administration for decedents with real estate only and publish notices to creditors. Purchasers need not accept title until claims period ends. bond set by court. Takes effect upon passage.
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Code of Public General Laws
Maryland
General Assembly of
State of
Orphans’ Court
Maryland Insurance of Employees Enacted under Chapter 837
An act to add a new article to the Maryland code facilitating employee accident insurance. It prohibits written contracts that bind an employee to insure against accidents, outlining unlawful schemes and promoting mutual employer employee agreements on coverage. The measure aims to regulate accident insurance provisions and protect workers from compelled insurance terms.
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Code of Public and General Laws
State of
Maryland
General Assembly of
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