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 4].0 FIFTY-SIXTH CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. 786. 1900. fault, of her personal property in the possession or control of the husband at the time of giving the' judgment; Fifth. For the appointment of one or more trustees to collect, receive, expend, manage, or invest, in such manner as the court shall direct, any sum of money adjudged for the maintenance of the wife or the nuiglture and education of minor children committed to her care and custo ; Sixth. Tb change thename of the wife when she is not the party in, fault. Poyyeg of court ¢<> SEQ. 473. At any time after a judgment is given the court or judge m°°’ Y °°'°°‘ thereof, upon the motion of either arty, on notice shall have power to set aside, alter, or modify so much of the judgment as may provide for alimony or for the appointment of trustees for the care and custody of the minor children, or the nurture and education thereof, or the maintenance of either party to the action. Rigm to ¤¤¤¤¤¤‘>’· Sec. 474. A judgment declaring a marriage void or dissolved by the A action or claim of either party Shall have the effect to terminate such marriage as to both parties, except that neither party shall be capable of contractin marria e with a t ird person, and if he or she does so contract, shall- be liable therefor as if such judgment had not been given, until the action has been heard and determined on appeal, and iflpo appleal be tiaken, the expiration of the period allowed by law to ta e suc appea. CHAPTER Foirrr-six. oi? Acrioxs TO DETERMINE ADVERSE CLAIMS AND BOUNDARIES. Sec. Sec. 475. A11 action to determine adverse 478. Mode of proceeding thereafter. , claims. . 479. Gath and duties of commissioners. .  41},111 egasitgérg   ;s1t;plaj|;1i‘g1ounda1ies. 480. Their report. ‘ m;;*;$§g;€*g,g$D*gf s Sec. 475. Any person in possession, by himself or his tenant, of real property, may maintain an action of an equitable nature against another who claims an estate or interest therein adverse to him, for the purpose of determining such claim, estate, or interest. lygnbowdgéxjtéws www Sec. 476. In any case where any dispute or controversy exists, or `S unmay hereafter arise, between two or more owners of adjacent or contiguous lands in the district, concerning the boundary lines thereof, or the location of the line or lines dividing such lands, either party or any party to such dispute or controversy may bring and maintain an action of an equitable nature in the district court of the district, for the purpose. of having such controversy or dispute determined, and such boundary line or lines, or dividing lines, ascertained and marked by proper monuments, upon the ground where such line or lines may be ascertained to be, and established in such action. migggdmv *1* mh Sec. 477. The complaint in such action shall be sufficient if it appears ` therefrom that the plaintiff and defendant or defendants are owners of adjacent lands; that there is a controversy or dispute between the parties concerning their boundary or dividing line or lines, and it shall not be necessary to set forth the nature of such dispute or controversy further than that the plaintiff shall describe the boundary or dividing line as he shall claim 1t to be. The defendant, in his answer, shall set forth the nature of his claim with reference to the location of the line in controversy. ,h§§g§§,g§_P’°°°°d*“8 Sec. 478. The mode of {proceeding under this Act shall be analogous to that of other actions o an equitable nature: Provided, At the time of entering the judgment fixing the true location of the disputed boundary or dividing line the court shall appoint three disinterested com-