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153. Pleadings to be brief and concise.
154. Form of introductory part of bill.
155. To be divided into paragraphs.
General frame-work of.
156. Prayer for process : how to be
framed.
157. Defendant may plead, answer or
demur.
158. Plea or demurrer to he sworn to.
Oath. Form of demurrer.
159. Demurrer or plea; how heard.
160. Time for hearing.
161. If plea or demurrer be sustained,
bill may be amended.
162. If overruled, defendant must an-
swer.
163. Fine when overruled.
164. Requisites of answer.
165. Interrogatories to be appended to
bill or answer.
166. Refusal to answer interrogatories ;
practice upon.
167. Cross bills.
168. When answer to be sworn to. Ef-
fect of oath.
169. When sworn answer to be evi-
dence.
170. General replication, form of.
171. No special replication to be filed.
172. Effect of failure of plaintiff to
amend after leave granted.
173. Fine and commitment for con-
tempt.
174. Rule security for costs; when ob-
tainable.
175. When bond to be given to State as
obligee.
176. Payment of fees to examiners,
commissioners and auditors, how
enforced.
177. Opinions to be filed, except in Bal-
timore city.
178. Heirs of mortgagee not necessary
parties to bill for sale of mort-
gaged property.
179. Proceedings on bill of review by
infant or non compos.
180. Costs on exceptions to answers.
181. Joint and several claims. Who
may be sued. Cross-bill by de-
fendant.
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182. When trustees represent persons
beneficially interested.
183. Dismissal for misjoiuder. Decree
between co-defendants.
184. Objection by defendant to bill for
want of parties.
185. How objection may be heard.
186. When decrees to be considered en-
rolled.
187. Correction of clerical mistakes.
188. Petitions for rehearing.
189. Several writs of summons. In
what cases to be issued.
190. Attachment for contempt; procla-
mations and sequestration.
191. Enforcement of decrees.
192. Several writs for enforcement of
decrees and orders.
193. Delivery of chattels; how en-
forced.
194. Proceedings where defendant falls
to answer bill for discovery.
195. Attachment to compel appearance.
196. Attachment to compel answer.
197. Plaintiff may elect his remedy
against defendant in default.
198. Court may issue any sort of proc-
ess.
199. Mandatory injunctions.
200. Dissolution of such injunctions.
201. Possession of property pendente
lite.
202. Charge upon incomes; practice as
to.
203. Persons bound by such injunctions
and orders.
204. No decree pro confesso against In-
fant or insane defendants.
205. Preliminary decision of question
of law.
206. Special case stated.
207. How to be stated.
208. Who may join in.
209. Amendments in chancery pleading,
how made upon death of parties.
210. Distribution by fiduciary under
jurisdiction of court.
211. Who fiduciaries may proceed
against as non-residents.
212. Counsel for unknown persons.
213. Effect of sections 210 to 212.
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