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     and estates of the different owners, the whole estate 
     
     may be assessed in the name or names of the owners 
     
     known to the assessors, or appearing last on the 
     
    

    
     ' registry of deeds, but under such description as to 
     
     persons and property as shall be sufficient to dis- 
     
     tinguish between such assessment and that upon the 
     
     same person or persons assessed in respect of his or 
     
     their other property, and as shall be sufficient to in- 
     
     dicate the property so assessed. 
     
    
   
   
    
     57. Real Estate held in trust shall be rated in 
     
     the name of the trustee or c’estui qui trust, and the 
     
     real estate held as the separate property of married 
     
     women, shall be rated in the name of the husband, 
     
     unless she is living separate and apart from her hus— 
     
     band,in which case it shall be rated in her own name, 
     
     and, the real estate, where the assessors cannot obtain 
     
    

    
     ‘ the name of any of the owners, shall be rated in the 
     
     name of the occupier or person having ostensible 
     
     control, but under such description as to person and 
     
     property, in the cases herein referred to (except in 
     
     that of the separate property of a married woman) 
     
     as shall be sufficient to indicate the property assessed. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Trust estates 
     
    
   
   
    
     58. Real Estate belonging to an infant shall 
     
     {2:332 g3“, be assessed in either in his or her own name, or in that 
     
     assessed of the parent or guardian, or the person ostensibly 
     
     exercising control over it, and under such description 
     
     as shall indicate the property and capacity of the 
     
     person assessed, but no sale of such property for any 
     
     default in payment of rates shall be made, unless 
     
     upon the order of a Judge of the Supreme Court 
     
     first had. 
     
    
   
   
    
     59. Real Estate belonging to a corporation or 
     
    

    
     Estates 0! any joint stock company, shall be assessed in the 
     
     corporation, . . 
     
    

    
     how assessed name of the corporatlon. or of the president, manager 
     
    

    
     or agent thereof, but under such description as shall 
     
    

    
     be sufficient to distinguish between the assessments 
     
    
   
   
    
     made upon the president, manager or agent thereof as