672 ATTACHMENTS. [ART. 67.

ATTACHMENTS AFTER TWO NON ESTS.
30 Attachment on Judgment for attachment.

ATTACHMENTS ON JUDGMENTS OR DECREES.

31 Attachment on judgment, when to issue and what to contain 32 Appearance, condemnation and execution

33 How many attachments may be laid or levied

ATTACHMENTS ON ORIGINAL PROCESS.

34 Plaintiff, affidavit 35 Evidence of debt to be filed 36 Summons 37 Bond

38 Bow attachment and summons to issue in cases of joint indebtedness 39 Additional security from plaintiff 40 Practice and pleadings

CLAIMANTS OF PROPERTY.

41 Third party claiming property seized un- der attachment or execution, how to proceed

42 Upon filing approved bond, property to be discharged from the levy 43 Additional securities on the bond, when required, one satisfaction, costs

ATTACHMENTS FROM JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

44 Jurisdiction 45 Limit of jurisdiction, no special pleading before justices 46 Attachment against absconding or non- resident debtor 47 Before whom and when returnable 48 Notice to be given plaintiff

49 Condemnation of property, notice 50 Bond before execution of judgment of con- demnation 51 Rights and liabilities of garnishee. 52 Jurisdiction of justices extended to cases of attachments on original process for fraud, proceedings.

WAGES AND HIRE.

63 Attachment against wages or hireof laborer or employee

| 51 Wages or hire due non-residents

ATTACHMENTS IN ACTIONS FOR ILLEGAL ARREST, FALSE IMPRISONMENT, ETC.

55 Attachments 56 Procedure

57 Construction of this law, final judgment on inquisition of jury

ATTACHMENTS AGAINST NON-RESIDENTS AND ABSCONDING DEBTORS.

Art 10, s 1 1832, c 280, s 1, 1854, c 153, s 1 Who may be plaintiff 30 Md 402, 31 Md 468, 36 Md 186, 37 Md 259, 40 Md 269, 593. Id s 2 1817, c J38, 1832, c 280, s 1, 1854, C 153, s 2 Who may be defendant 20 Md 495, 30 Md 512, 523, 385, 32 Md. 363, 40 Md 477. Id s 3 1795, c 56, s 1; 1854, c 153 s 3 Who an ab- sconding debtor, and what a sufficient aver- ment of ab- sconding.

1. Every person, and every body corporate that has the right to become a plaintiff in any action or proceeding before any judicial tribunal in this State, shall have the right to become a plaintiff in an attachment against a non-resident of this State, or against a person absconding. 2. Every person who doth not reside in this State, and every person who absconds, may be made a defendant in an attachment; and any corporation not chartered by this State, or any corporation chartered by this State, but not having the president or a majority of the directors or managers thereof residing in this State, may be made a defendant as other non-residents. 3. Every person who shall actually run away, abscond, or fly from justice, or secretly remove himself from his place of abode with intention to evade the payment of his just debts, or to injure or defraud his creditors, shall be considered as having absconded; and an averment in the oath of the plaintiff against a person as having