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Proceedings and Acts of the General Assembly, 1876
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502

LAWS OF MARYLAND.
 

shall be returnable to the same term with the attach-

 

ment or writ of execution.

 

SEC. 46. Upon the filing of a bond by or on behalf

Filing bond.

of such petitioner and claimant of property so

 

levied upon, in a sum of money equal to double the

 

appraised value of the property, with security or se-

 

curities residents of this State, to be approved by

 

the court or the judge thereof if in recess, or by the

 

clerk if by reason of the absence or sickness of the

 

judge his approval cannot be had at the time of the

 

filing of such petition, as bonds are now approved by

 

law and conditioned for satisfying all costs and such

 

damages as shall be awarded, the plaintiff in such

 

attachments or writ of execution in case the plaintiff

 

shall recover judgment of condemnation, the prop-

 

erty so levied upon shall be discharged from the levy;

Proviso.

provided, that the damages, if any, recovered by the

 

plaintiff in the attachment or writ-of execution, shall

 

not exceed the real value of the property so dis-

 

charged from levy by these proceedings; and pro-

 

vided further, if the plaintiff fails to recover judg-

 

ment of condemnation for the property so levied

 

upon, the petitioner shall be awarded his costs and

 

shall recover damage for the wrong and injury done

 

him by reason of the illegal seizure and detention of

 

his property.

 

SEC. 47. In case the plaintiff in such attachment

Not satisfied.

or writ of execution, is not satisfied with the suffici-

 

ency of the surety or sureties in the bond taken

 

under 'the preceding section, he may at any time

 

before judgment apply to the judge of the court in

 

which the said bond 13 filed, for an order requiring

 

the petitioner to give additional security, notice of

 

which application shall be given to the petitioner

 

not loss than five days before the same is made' and

 

the said judge if satisfied from evidence of the insuf-

 

ficiency of the bond, may order or require the peti-

Additional

tioner to give an additional bond within .such time

bond.

as he shall deem proper, and in case of refusal to

 

comply with such order, judgment may be entered

 

against such petitioner to the amount of the real

 

value of the property levied upon, upon which exe-

 

cution may issue as provided by law, and said plain-

 

tiff may also have an execution against the defendant



 

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