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CITY OF BALTIMORE [ART. 4.
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Proviso
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provided, that his powers, duties and compensation
shall be limited to cases in which the city court of
Baltimore has jurisdiction under this act, and he
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His bond.
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shall enter into bond to the state in the penalty of
twenty thousand dollars conditioned for the faithful
discharge of his- duties, with security to be approved
by the judge of the city court of Baltimore aforesaid.
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Ibid. s. 6.
Terms.
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176. The regular and stated terms for the sitting
of the aforesaid city court shall be the same as those
of the court of common pleas of Baltimore city.
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Removal of
causes.
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177. The judge of the criminal court of Baltimore
shall order and direct the record of proceedings in
any presentment or indictment now or hereafter
pending in said court to be transmitted to the said
city court of Baltimore whenever any party to said
cause, or any one in his, her or their behalf, shall
make oath and by suggestion in writing demand
such removal on the ground that in his, her or their
judgment a fair and impartial trial cannot be had in
said criminal court of Baltimore, and the trial of said
cause so removed shall proceed in said city court,
and the said cause be heard and determined in like
manner as if such presentments or indictments were
being heard and tried in the criminal court aforesaid.
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1867, c. 401 further provides that an election for Judge of the City Court aforesaid
and of a Clerk of the same court shall be held on the first Wednesday of May, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty-seven, by the qualified voters of the said city. In force from
March 22,1887.
NOTE.—For the jurisdiction of the Baltimore City Court as now established, see Const 1807,
Art. IV, Part IV, sec. 28, and Art. IV, Part IV, sec. 37, &c.
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1804, c 49
When execu-
tion may issue
on judgments
of courts.
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EXECUTION.
1864, c. 49 adds the following :
178. On all judgments rendered in the court of
common pleas and the superior court of Baltimore,
and on all judgments by default, when extended
according to law and the course of the court, exe-
cution may issue at any time after judgment ren-
dered or extended as aforesaid, and the nineteenth
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