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The Maryland Code, Public General Laws, 1888
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ART. 75.] PROCESS—CORONER—ELISOR. 1159

is to be instituted or is pending shall, on application of any party
interested, supported by affidavit or other proof of such disquali-
fication, appoint an elisor to serve any process in such suit or
proceeding, which appointment shall be in writing, signed by the
judge and filed with the clerk issuing the process, and may be
made either in court or during the recess.

P. G. L., (1860,) art 75, sec 112. 1843, ch 271.

151. Every elisor appointed as aforesaid shall have the same
power to serve any writ or process directed to him as the sheriff
has to serve similar process, and shall be entitled to the same fees
therefor.

Ibid. sec. 113. 1794, ch. 54, sec. 6.

152. If any elisor dies or refuses to act, the judge may appoint
another in his place.

Ibid, sec 114. 1852, ch. 50. 1852, ch. 169. 1852, ch. 357.

153. The city of Baltimore shall be regarded as a county, so
far as relates to the sending of process of any kind from one
county to another; and each of its courts within its respective
jurisdiction, shall have all the powers of the circuit court for a
county in relation to such process, but all executions or attach-
ments on judgments or decrees sent from another county shall be
made returnable to the superior court of said city.

1861, ch. 69.

154. In all cases of civil process at law or in equity, or of
any civil writ whatsoever, issued out of any court, or by any
judge of this State, and directed to or against, or lawfully tp be
served upon any person whatsoever, wherein the service of such
writ or process upon such person then being within the local
jurisdiction of such court or judge, shall be prevented or re-
sisted by threats, violence, intimidation or superior force on the
part or behalf of such person; or when the said person so liable
to be served with such writ or process shall be within any fortress,
or fortified place or building, or at any military post within said
jurisdiction, and entrance thereto, or access therein to such,
person, shall be by order or on the behalf of such person refused

 

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