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1935 Cumulative Supplement to the Annotated Code of the Public General Laws of Maryland
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106 ARTICLE 9.
24.

Cited but not construed in Lanasa v. Beggs. 159 Md 313.
Sale of Attached Properly.

27.

This section referred to in construing sec. 46. See notes thereto. Sanitary
Grocery Co. v. Soper, 146 Md. 134.

Amendments.

28.

Omission of formal reference to declaration in affidavit may be supplied by
amendment. Bond may be amended. Gill v. Physicians', etc., Bldg., 153 Md. 400.

This section referred to in holding defects in proceedings waived by agree-
ment filed in attachment case Union Trust Co. v. Biggs, 153 Md. 58

Declaration in attachment case may he amended by increasing the ad damnum
clause. Lanasa v. Beggs, 159 Md. 314.

Cited but not construed in Baltimore v. Libowitz, 159 Md. 32; Obrecht v.
Ensor. 162 Md. 396.

Attachments on Judgments and Decrees.

29.

Judgment creditor must prove liability of garnishee existed when writ issued
or, case tried, to have issue of fact submitted to jury. Purpose of attachment.
Cueva Co. v. Williams, 145 Md. 530

No affidavit, voucher or warrant necessary in attachment on Judgment In-
demnity Co. v. Cosgriff, 144 Md. 663.

See notes to sec. 8.

When judgment creditor assigned the judgment merely as security, and an
attachment against the assignor was laid in the hands of the assignee as gar-
nishee, the latter could not affect the inchoate lien created by the service of
attachment by his subsequent consent that the assignment be ignored. Roberts
v. First Nat. Bank, 157 Md. 38.

This section referred to in construing art 26, sec 20. First Nat. Bank v.
Equitable Soc., 157 Md. 253.

Cited but not construed in Baltimore v. Libowitz, 159 Md. 32.

Attachments by Justices.

An. Code, 1924, sec. 32. 1912, sec 32 1904, sec. 32. 1888, sec. 31 1835, ch 201,
sec. 14. 1849. ch. 269 1852, ch. 239. secs 1, 2 1933, ch. 473.
32. Any justice of the peace may issue an attachment against a non-
resident, an absconding debtor, or a debtor twice returned non est upon
summons issued, where the sum claimed shall not exceed one hundred
dollars, but no special pleading shall be required before a justice of the
peace.

Attachments of Wages or Hire.

An. Code, 1924. sec 33. 1912, sec 33 1904, sec 33. 1888, sec. 32. 1852, ch. 340.
1854, ch. 23. 1874, ch. 45. 1886 ch. 65., 1933 (Special Sess. ), ch. 104.

33. No attachments of the wages or hire of any laborer or employee,
in the hands of the employer, whether private individuals or bodies cor-


 

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