Court Overrules Confessed Judgment Priority in Maryland Case
The Maryland Court of Appeals settles a major issue in the Roderick versus Cramer and Sons case, affirming the Frederick County Circuit Court. It holds that a judgment by confession is not a lien, while unrecorded deeds have priority against creditors who act after recording delays, affecting banks, loan agents, and real estate practice.
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Maryland
Court of Appeals
William C. Roderick
George L. Cramer
Rhoederick-Cramer
Samuel L. Lilly
Trail-avenue
Roderick
Milton F. Catsail
Lilly
Cutsail
Frederick
Alig
Warmest January week records mild spell across incumbents
The past week ranks as one of Januarys mildest spells in years with high temperatures ranging from 36 to 63 and lows from 23 to 63. Measurable rainfall occurred on one day with eleven hundredths of an inch. The article also lists January high and low records from recent years.
Decision grounds mortgage as protection against judgments
The article notes Attorneys Reno S Harp and M G Urner Jr for Roderick and Stoner and Weinberg for Cramer and Sons discuss how a decision reduces judgment value as a lien on real estate, proposing legislation to clarify recording laws. It mentions a likely General Assembly bill and lists several attendees and speakers at related events.
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Frederick
General Assembly
Reno S. Harp
M. G. Urner, Jr
Roderick
Stoner
Weinberg
Cramer and Sons
Property Deeded to Bartgis and Bartgis
Executors F R Neighbors and R M Neighbors deed real estate in county to Mathias E Bartgis and Georgianna A Bartgis for 365 dollars. George F Smith and wife convey real estate in county to Fanny R Rider for 500 dollars. Milk Swipers At Work report notes four or five West Seventh Street residents lost milk as they were relieved of their milk and aggravated by the loss.
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F. R. Neighbors
R. M. Neighbors
Mathias E. Bartgis
Georgianna A. Bartgis
George F. Smith
Fanny R. Rider
West Seventh Street
Decision Affirms Distinction In Executions To Lie And To Be
Judge Worthington rules in the Columbia Wagon Co. case that an execution to lie creates no actual levy and favors creditors with real liens. Actual executions take priority over those to lie, affecting rights to debtor property and prior distributions. The ruling upholds Summers’ judgment for $1,215.80 plus costs and $675 collateral, with distribution of sale proceeds to satisfy the Columbia Wagon Co. lien and related costs.
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Glenn H. Worthington
Columbia Wagon Co
Mallalieu and Conrey
Farmara Supply Co
Clay
Worthington
Jacob E. Summers
George R. Summers
Columbia
Clayborne A. Thomas
Execution at the Salt of Jacob I Summers
Attorneys Albert Brown and Smith for the plaintiff and Jacob Rohrback and J I Heagy for the defendants led the case as it proceeded through the Salt execution context. The fragment notes legal representation and the ongoing proceedings without detailing the final outcome.
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Jacob I. Summers
Albert 8. Brown
Smith
Jacob Rohrback
J. i i. Heagy
Pleasing Musical Comedy at City Opera House
A fair-sized audience enjoyed the musical comedy When Dreams Come True last evening. The production was well staged with capable cast led by William YPrnette Jr., Kéan iledkes, James II Crowley as Hercules Strong, Edith Temple, and Mstelle Newton. Beautiful dance numbers by the trio drew applause and the dream waltz by Pruette and Mrs Newton stood out. The show offers more plot than typical musical comedies.
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Ampan
William Yprnette, Jr
Kéan Iledkes
James II
Crowley
Hercules Strong
Edith Temple
Beth
Mstelle Newton
Margaret
Mr. Pruette
Miss Temple
Miss Newton
Pruette
Mrs. Newton
Deems Granted New Trial in Maryland Murder Case
Marion Deems, convicted months ago of murdering Laura Shaffer near Woolport, seeks a new trial under a ruling by Judge Urner in Annapolis. Shaffer, a deaf mute, was attacked and killed. the case prompted a high profile defense appeal and fresh legal action.
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Deems
Marion Deems
Laura Shaffer
Woolport
Annap
Urner
Miss Shaffer
Geubout
Maryland
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