1638 PLEADINGS, PRACTICE AND PROCESS AT LAW. [ART. 75

ejectment, dower, trespass or case, but the same may be
described by abuttals, course and -distance by any name it
may have acquired by reputation or by any other description
certain enough to identify the same.

Budd v. Brooke, 3 Gill, 198. Tyson v. Shueey, 5 Md. 540. Clary v. Kim-
mell, 18 Md. 246.

1896, ch. 367, sec. 22 A. 1902, ch. 449.

23. Whenever any insurance company or surety or bonding
company of any kind whatsoever shall have a duly accredited
agent in any county or city of this State resident therein and
shall become obligated by its policy or other contract, express
or implied, to any resident of any such county or city the said
company may sue or be sued on such policies as other con-
tracts in the same manner as if resident in such city or county,
by causing process to be served on such resident agent, which
shall be as effective in law and equity as if such service had
been made on the president, director or directors of such com-
pany, and the judgment rendered in such case shall have the
same force and effect as other judgments would or could have.
Henderson v Md. Home Ins. Co., 90 Md. 51.

Forms of Pleadings.

1888, art 75, sec. 23 1860, art. 75, sec. 22. 1856, ch. 112, secs. 58-137.

1888, ch. 547.

24. The forms of pleadings which follow shall be sufficient
and the like forms may be used with such modifications as
may be necessary to meet the facts of the case, but nothing
herein contained shall render it erroneous or irregular to depart
from said forms so long as substance is expressed.

Merryman v. Rider, 34 Md. 98 Gott v. State, 44 Md. 319. Swem v. Shar-
retts, 48 Md 408. Penniman v. Winner, 54 Md. 137. Tradesmen's Bk. v.
Green, 57 Md 605. McCann v Preston, 79 Md. 230 Wiley v Heaps, 89
Md. 45. Brooke v Gregg, 89 Md 237. Fisher v Diehl, 94 Md. 114.

Commencement of Declarations.

A. B., by S. T., his attorney (or in person, as the case may
be), sues C. D. for (here state the cause of action).

Conclusions of Declarations.

"And the plaintiff claims therefor" $—— (or if the action is
detinue, brought to recover specific goods), "the plaintiff claims
a return of the said goods, or their value, and $——— for their
detention;" (or if the action is replevin), "the plaintiff claims