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The Annotated Code of the Public Civil Laws of Maryland, 1911
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1624

PLEADINGS, PRACTICE AND PROCESS AT LAW. [ART. 75

Sub-secs. 86-89. Commencement of
declarations by persons suing
in special character.
Sub-sec. 90. Conclusions of decla-
rations by executors and ad-
ministrators.
Sub-secs. 91-93. Statement of
causes of action by executors
and administrators.
Sub-sec. 94. Commencement of
declarations against execu-
tors and administrators.
Sub-sec. 95. Conclusions of decla-
rations against executors and
administrators.
Sub-sec. 96. Statement of causes
of action against executors
and administrators.
Sub-secs. 97-98. Commencement of
pleas by executors and ad-
ministrators.
Sub-sees. 99-102. Pleas by execu-
tors and administrators.
Sub-secs. 103-105. Commencement
and conclusions of declara-
tions by executors and ad-
ministrators against execu-
tors and administrators.
Sub-sec. 106. Profert and oyer.
Sub-sec. 107. Prescribed forms or
common-law forms may be
used; bill of particulars,
when demandable.
Sub-sec. 108. Partnership; incor-
poration of parties or execu-
tion of any written instru-
ment filed in the case, to be
taken as admitted, unless de-
nied in next succeeding plead-
ing.

II.
PRACTICE.
Abatement and Reviver.

25. What action shall and what shall
not abate by the death of the
parties; death of plaintiff; de-
fendant.
26. Action for personal injuries shall
not abate by the death of plain-
tiff.

27. Attachment to compel appearance
of representative of deceased de-
fendant.
28. Proceedings to bring in representa-
tive of deceased plaintiff.
29. Proceedings in case of death of
new parties.
30. Pleadings by new parties.
31. Costs, how to be taxed.
32. Non-resident heir, executor or
other person proper to be made
party, how to be brought in.
33. Further proceedings in such cases.
34. No action to abate by reason of the
marriage of any of the parties ;
amendments in such cases.

Amendment.

35. Up to what stage of the case pro-
ceedings at law may be amended.
36. No continuance granted unless jus-
tice requires.
37. No action to abate because of mis-
nomer of plaintiff or defendant.
38. Upon nonjoinder or misjoinder
of plaintiffs, court may allow
amendment.
39. Proceedings upon nonjoinder or
misjoinder of defendants.
40. Amendments for misjoinder or
nonjoinder of plaintiffs or de-
fendants, when to be made.
41. No amendment allowed wherein
entire new parties are intro-
duced.
42. Plaintiff may amend when heir at
law or devisee has been omitted
as defendant.
43. Amendments not allowed to any
dilatory plea or plea of limita-
tions.
44. Proceedings when amendment al-
lowed after jury is sworn.
45. Costs, how allowed.

Arbitration and Award.

46. All cases instituted by consent of
the parties thereto may be sub-
mitted for; Judgment upon
award.



 

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