90. Plats not to be considered pleadings
per se.
Equitable Defenses.
91. Defendant entitled to plead; com-
mencement of plea.
92. Plaintiff may demur thereto for want
of equity; or reply.
93. In what cases court may strike out
such plea.
Extending Judgments.
94. In what cases court may extend; in
what cases inquisition by jury is
required.
95. Verdict and judgment in suits on bonds
with penalty.
Legal Sufficiency of Evidence.
96. Defendant may offer evidence though
court reject prayer at end of plain-
tiff's case that plaintiff has offered
no evidence legally sufficient, etc.
97. No question as to sufficiency of plead-
ings which might have been raised by
demurrer shall be raised by prayer;
proviso.
Measure of Damages for Abstracting
Minerals from Plaintiff's Land.
98. Persons furtively, etc., abstracting
minerals from land of another shall
be charged whole value of minerals.
Otherwise, if abstracted without
fraud or negligence.
Possession — Writs of.
99. Writ of habere jacias possessionnem,
how obtained; penalty for re-entry
by evicted party.
100. Powers of sheriff, coroner or elisor
thereunder.
101. Successor in office of sheriff, coroner
or elisor to complete execution of
writ.
102. To what sales secs. 99-101 shall apply.
103. Not to abate upon death of purchaser.
Preservation, Detention and Inspection
of Property.
104. Power of court in relation thereto.
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105. Court may order jury to inspect prop-
erty or place, when.
Production of Books and Answering
Bill of Discovery.
106. When court may compel; proceedings.
107. General power of court to compel;
practice.
108. Clerks and registers to exhibit their
books in suits on official bonds.
Removal of Causes.
109. Proceedings for; affidavit of appli-
cant.
110. Notice to counsel; opportunity to in-
spect record. No application to Bal-
timore city.
111. Additional right of removal applicable
to four counties.
112. Removal by adverse party from court
to which case has been removed.
113. Special panel to try removed cases.
114. When persons accused of crime shall
be removed to jail of county to
which their cases are removed.
115. Compensation to state's attorneys in
removed criminal cases.
116. Where transcript of record is imper-
fect; proceedings to correct.
117. Payment for transcript in removed
cases.
118. Power of court in such cases.
119. Execution to county where removed
case was originally instituted.
120. Copy of docket entries forwarded to
court in which case entered.
121. How such execution served.
122. Warrant of re-survey in removed
cases.
123. Order of removal may be stricken
out until record actually transmitted.
124. Causes may be removed from courts
of law to courts of equity, and vice
versa.
Replevin.
125. When court may order return of prop-
erty. Replevin bond.
126. When court may enter judgment for
plaintiff by default.
127. Plaintiff entitled to judgment for
goods eloigned, when.
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