ART. 26] JUDGMENTS. 291

such judgment is a finality, since it conclusively establishes the debt, and
the defendant may appeal where there is a plea of set-off in the case. Baer
v. Robbins, 117 Md. 224.

19.

See article 5, section 71A, and notes to article 17, section 7.

20.

Where a judgment is rendered on October 19, 1899, and the writ of scire
facias is issued on October 19, 1911, the writ is in time. Parker v. Brattan,
120 Md. 433.

This section referred to in construing article 93, section 115—see notes
thereto. Newcomer v. Beehler, 116 Md. 651.

See article 23, section 97A.

Salaries of Judges.

1904, art. 26, sec. 45. 1892, ch. 388. 1908, ch. 180. 1914, ch. 847.
45. The salary of each Chief Judge of the first seven judicial cir-
cuits and of the Judge of the Court of Appeals from Baltimore City,
shall be six thousand eight hundred dollars per annum; the salary of
each of the several Judges of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore City
shall be five thousand five hundred dollars per annum; the salary of
each associate judge of the first seven judicial circuits shall be four
thousand six hundred dollars per annum; said salaries shall be payable
quarterly.

See notes to this section (as it stood in 1911) in volume 1 of the Anno-
tated Code.