ART. 64. ] PROCEEDINGS IN ACTIONS AT LAW. 585

CONTINUANCE.

96 How long cause may bo continued. 97 Continuance for absence of witness 98 Affidavit. 99 Court may examine party making affi- davit 100 In what cases continuance discretionary. 101 Continuance on suggestion of death 102 Continuance during infancy of new party, heir.

103. Infant entitled by purchase to same con- tinuance as heir 104 Continuance for absence of witness within State 105 On special verdict or case stated. 106 Defective plots or want of plots 107. Costs.

REMOVAL OF CAUSES

108 Where causes may be removed and how, proceedings, proviso 109 Further removal 110 Power of judges, special panel 111 Time of removal in criminal cases 112 Compensation to State's attorney 113 Transcripts of removed causes remanded for amendment 114. Same, all recognizances and other pro- ceedings valid.

115 Execution on removed cases 116 To whom directed and returned. 117 Court to hare power, in removed cases, to issue warrant of resurvey or other pro- cess to officers of other counties, neglect of officer to execute 118 When court may strike out order for re- moval, time. 119. Costs, within what time record to be transmitted.

COURT IN BANC.

120. Questions raised for court in Dane; elec- tion, removal, appeal; time within which to elect, proviso

121. Forms of exceptions 122 Proceedings on removal.

JUDGMENTS.

123 Judgments to be given without regard to mere form. 124 To carry interest from date. 125 Interlocutory judgments, when and how perfected 126 How damages assessed and judgment ex- tended on judgments interlocutory or by default, other cases, inquisition by jury. 127. Actions for penalty of bond, etc.

128 Liens on leasehold estates 129 Administrator may plead insufficiency of assets 130 How judgment to be entered in such case 131 How levied in judgments against adminis- trator 132 Sci fa. on judgment against adminis- trator 133 Judgment for damages on condemnation of lands, when execution may issue

EXECUTION.

184. Stay of execution 135. When execution or attachment may issue.

136. Execution after stay, etc

PROCESS TO ANOTHER COUNTY

137 Process to another county. 138 Clerks to send to post-office daily, to in- dorse time of receipt and deliver to officer 139 Certificate of receipt and delivery to be sent to court issuing process, certifi- cate evidence of delivery, to apply to writs of fi fa and attachments 140 Penalty of neglect by clerk. 141 Expense of postage

142 May be sent by private hand 143 City of Baltimore to be regarded as a county so far as relates to the sending of process, executions, etc, from another county returnable to the Superior Court. 144. Proceedings precedent to issuing an ex- ecution to another county, affidavit, lien.

HABERE FACIAS POSSESSIONEM.

145 Writ of habere facias possessionem when to be issued and how obtained 146 Powers of sheriff In execution of writ 147. If officer die, resign, or removed, to whom writ issued

148 Applicable to Bales made by constables or sheriffs upon execution issued by jus- tices or the peace 149 Wilt not to abate by death of purchaser.