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30. Every application for a writ of diminution, shall contain
a specification in writing of the parts of the records or pro-
ceedings requisite to be supplied, which shall also be incor-
porated in the writ of diminution for the guidance of the inferior
court.

31. The issuing of a writ of diminution shall not delay the
hearing in the Court of Appeals of any cause, if the return
thereto be made before the said cause shall be called for hearing,
unless for good cause shown.

32. A writ of fieri facias, or attachment, may be issued upon
any judgment of the Court of Appeals, directed to the sheriff of
the county in which the original judgment appealed from was
rendered, and returnable to the Circuit Court for such county;
and there shall be sent with said writ a short copy of the
judgment, and the said writ shall be proceeded on and re-
newed as if it had issued from the Circuit Court to which it is
returnable.

33. Either of the writs mentioned in the last preceding section
may be directed to the sheriff of the city of Baltimore; and if
so directed, it shall be made returnable to the court from which
the appeal was taken, and the same proceedings shall be had as
provided in the said preceding section.

34. In case a scire facias shall be issued out of the Court of
Appeals against heirs or terre tenants, and one or more of the
heirs or terre tenants shall reside in different counties, the scire
facias shall be directed to the sheriff of the proper county, and
returned by him to the Circuit Court thereof, and duplicates of
said scire facias shall be issued and directed to the sheriff of each
county wherein an heir or terre tenant resides—which duplicates
shall be returnable to the Circuit Court of the county to which
the original scire facias is returnable—and the court to which
the same are returnable, shall proceed therein in the same manner
as if said writs had issued from such court.

35. If the scire facias against heirs or terre tenants be sent to
the city of Baltimore, it and its duplicates shall be returnable to
the Superior Court, and the same proceedings shall be had in all
respects as if the same had been returned to a Circuit Court of
a county.