Maryland § 14-115

Full text of Maryland Maryland Code § 14-115, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 14-115.

    Except to the extent that any of the British statutes in force in the State on July 4, 1776 which have been enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland are contained elsewhere in the Code, the following British statutes are no longer in force in the State:

    9 Henry III, Ch. 7

    9 Henry III, Ch. 8

    9 Henry III, Ch. 18

    20 Henry III, Ch. 1

    20 Henry III, Ch. 2

    20 Henry III, Ch. 9

    51 Henry III, Stat. 4

    52 Henry III, Ch. 4

    52 Henry III, Ch. 15

    52 Henry III, Ch. 23

    3 Edward I, Ch. 16

    3 Edward I, Ch. 17

    3 Edward I, Ch. 49

    4 Edward I, Stat. 3, Ch. 6

    6 Edward I, Ch. 5

    6 Edward I, Ch. 7

    13 Edward I, Stat. 1, Ch. 2

    13 Edward I, Stat. 1, Ch. 3

    13 Edward I, Stat. 1, Ch. 4

    13 Edward I, Stat. 1, Ch. 7

    13 Edward I, Stat. 1, Ch. 14

    13 Edward I, Stat. 1, Ch. 15

    13 Edward I, Stat. 1, Ch. 22

    13 Edward I, Stat. 1, Ch. 24

    13 Edward I, Stat. 1, Ch. 31

    13 Edward I, Stat. 1, Ch. 37

    33 Edward I, Stat. 6

    17 Edward II, Stat. 1, Ch. 9

    17 Edward II, Stat. 1, Ch. 10

    25 Edward III, Stat. 5, Ch. 17

    9 Richard II, Ch. 3

    11 Henry VI, Ch. 5

    1 Richard III, Ch. 1

    3 Henry VII, Ch. 4

    11 Henry VII, Ch. 20

    19 Henry VII, Ch. 9

    7 Henry VIII, Ch. 4

    21 Henry VIII, Ch. 4

    21 Henry VIII, Ch. 5

    21 Henry VIII, Ch. 19

    23 Henry VIII, Ch. 14

    27 Henry VIII, Ch. 10

    31 Henry VIII, Ch. 1

    32 Henry VIII, Ch. 9

    32 Henry VIII, Ch. 28

    32 Henry VIII, Ch. 32

    32 Henry VIII, Ch. 33

    32 Henry VIII, Ch. 34

    32 Henry VIII, Ch. 37

    1 & 2 Phillip and Mary, Ch. 12

    13 Elizabeth, Ch. 5

    27 Elizabeth, Ch. 4

    43 Elizabeth, Ch. 8

    21 James I, Ch. 15

    21 James I, Ch. 16

    12 Charles II, Ch. 24

    17 Charles II, Ch. 7

    19 Charles II, Ch. 6

    29 Charles II, Ch. 3

    30 Charles II, Ch. 7

    2 William and Mary, Ch. 5

    3 & 4 William and Mary, Ch. 14

    4 & 5 William and Mary, Ch. 16

    4 & 5 William and Mary, Ch. 20

    4 & 5 William and Mary, Ch. 24

    8 & 9 William III, Ch. 31

    10 and 11 William III, Ch. 16

    4 Anne, Ch. 16, Secs. 9, 10 and 27

    6 Anne, Ch. 18

    7 Anne, Ch. 19

    8 Anne, Ch. 14

    4 George II, Ch. 10

    4 George II, Ch. 28

    5 George II, Ch. 7

    6 George II, Ch. 14

    7 George II, Ch. 20

    11 George II, Ch. 19

    25 George II, Ch. 6

    29 George II, Ch. 31

    11 George III, Ch. 20

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