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PENALTIES—Continued—

•when informer is entitled to recover, 343, 344.

who is aggrieved party under statute imposing, 343.

who may be informer within meaning of penal statute, 551.

informer's action must be for full amount of penalty allowed by

statute, 553.

where action or prosecution for, to be brought, 571, 588.
former and present method of enforcing, where action criminal,

343-344.
recoverable in action of debt, where aggrieved party entitled

thereto, 343.
matters of pleading and practice in civil action for, 344-345, 588-

589.

necessity to negative exceptions of statute imposing, in plead-
ings, 346.
former recovery of, to be pleaded specially, 345.

requisites of plea, 345.

reply of fraud, 346.
recovery of interest in action for, 346.
limitations as bar to action for, 571-572.

action for, not discharged by release of common informer, 345.
action for, as bar to subsequent prosecution, 345.
when penal action may be compounded, 551-552.
remission of, by Governor, 345.

imposed by statute of another state, enforcement of, in forum, 343.
imposed by federal statute, enforcement of, in state court, 343.
action for damages under distress law not penal, 780.

PERJURY—

See BAIL.

Code provision relating to, 81.

PERSONAL PROPERTY—

See FRAUDULENT CONVEYANCES; MORTGAGES; SALES;

TRUSTS.
Maryland statutes relative to passage of title to, without delivery,

502 et seg.

inapplicability of Statute of Uses to, 387.
Statute of Elizabeth inapplicable to, 559.
contract to bequeath, within Statute of Frauds, 753.
partition of, 420.

PEW—

whether real estate, 722.

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS—

whether subject to jury duty, 362.

See Index to Statutes, page 1053.