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1870, ch. 177. P. L. L. (1888), Art. 4, sec. 156.

301. In no case shall either the plaintiff or defendant be required to
file a "paper book" of evidence or brief, in either of the courts of the City
of Baltimore.

1876, ch. 96. P. L. L. (1888), Art. 4, sec. 157.

302. The stated terms of the Superior Court of Baltimore City, the
Court of Common Pleas and the Baltimore City Court, shall commence on
the second Monday in January, the second Monday in May, and the second
Monday in September, in each year.

Preston v. McCann, 77 Md. 30. Wegefarth v. Weissner, 132 Md. 595.

Powers of Superior Court. The Superior Court has no power, under section 203
of Art. 23, Code Public General Laws, to confirm or set aside an inquisition of a
Sheriff's Jury. W. M. Tidewater R. R. Co. T. Leonard, Daily Record, June 15, 1908.

1864, ch. 6, sec. 1. 1886, ch. 184. P. L. L. (188S), Art. 4, see. 158.

303. In addition to the first day of each term of the Superior Court of
Baltimore City, the Court of Common Pleas of the City of Baltimore,
and the Baltimore City Court, the second Monday in February, March,
April, June, July, August, October, November and December, in each
year, shall be return days, and the words "return day," wherever used
in this sub-division of this Article shall apply as well to the first day of
each term as to the other return days herein enumerated.

1886, ch. 184. P. L. L. (1888), Art. 4, sec. 159.

304. All original writs, writs of execution, attachment, replevin, eject-
ment, scire facias and habere facias, as well as all other writs and process
issued from or returnable to any of said courts, which under the practice
heretofore existing would have been returnable to the first day of the term,
or to a return day, shall hereafter be made returnable to the first return
clay after the issue of the same, or may be made returnable to the second
return day thereafter, if the party by whose direction the same was.
issued, or his attorney, shall so request in writing.

1864. ch. 6. sec. 3. 1886, ch. 184. P. L. L. (1888), Art. 4, sec. 160. 1894, ch. 180
305. On the return of an original writ, not executed in either of said
courts, the same may be renewed, returnable to the next return clay there-
after, 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, renewable only on the written order of the
plaintiff or his attorney of record to such future return clay as the said
plaintiff or his attorney may elect, and upon a further return if not
executed, said writ shall be again permitted to lie, renewable only as
aforesaid, the said plaintiff or his attorney having the right to renew said
writ to as many subsequent return days, under the same mode of proce-
dure as may be deemed proper, until the same is executed.
Minch & Eisenbrey Co. v. Cram, 136 Md. 122.