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

deuce to establish a cause of action or defense, although the deter-
mination of such question may involve the decision of questions of law
which might be raised by demurrer.*
See section 6, et seq.

Production of Books and Answering Bills of Discovery.

99.

As to the production of books of accounts in prosecutions for "False
Pretenses," see article 27, section 127.

Removal of Causes.

102.

See article 4, section 8, of the Md. Constitution.

1912, ch. 510.

109A. The cost of transcript of record in all suits or actions at
law, issues from the Orphans' Court, or from any Court sitting in
Equity, shall be paid to the clerk making the same, by the party sug-
gesting such removal before the said record is transmitted.

1912, ch. 384.

111A. In all causes which may be removed to another Court under
the provisions of this article, after the said case shall have been heard
and determined, the clerk of the Court in which the said case shall have
been determined, shall immediately thereafter forward a copy of the
docket entries in said case to the clerk of the Court where the said cause
was originally instituted, and said docket entries shall immediately,
upon receipt of same, be entered upon the docket by the clerk of the
Court where said cause was originally instituted.+

III.
PROCESS.

144.

As to process against corporations in criminal cases, see article 27, sec-
tions 728 and 729.

1914, ch. 240.

144A. On the return of an original writ to any of the Circuit
Courts of the State, not executed in any of said Courts the same shall
be renewed, returnable to the next return day thereafter, and after two
returns of any original writ not executed at the two succeeding return
days after the writ is first issued, the same shall be permitted to lie
dormant, returnable only on the written order of the plaintiff, or his
attorney of record, to such future return day as the said plaintiff, or

*In effect September 1, 1914.

+The act of 1912, chapter 384, went into effect June 1, 1912.