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which said judgment is entered; and a judgment so entered
shall from the date of the entry of the same by the clerk have
the same effect as if entered during the session of the court.
Tyrrell v. Hilton, 92 Md. 186,

Appointment of Assistant Counsel.

1888, art. 26, sec. 7. 1860, art. 29, sec. 7. 1856, ch 19, sec. 1. 1886, ch. 46.

7. The circuit courts for the several counties and the crimi-
nal court of Baltimore may appoint assistant counsel for the
State, to aid in the trial of criminal or other State cases in said
courts, whenever in the judgment of the court in which any
such case is pending public interest requires it; and the said
courts may likewise appoint counsel to defend any person in
the trial of any criminal case in said courts whenever in the
judgment of the court in which any such case is pending a just
regard for the rights of the accused requires it.

Worcester Co. v. Melvin, 89 Md. 40.

Ibid. sec. 8. 1860, art. 29, sec. 8. 1856, ch. 19, sec. 2. 1886, ch 46.

8. The county commissioners of the several counties and
the mayor and city council of Baltimore shall levy and pay
for the services rendered by any person appointed by the court
to assist in the prosecution or defense of any case; provided,
the amount paid for such services in any one case shall not
exceed one hundred dollars; and provided, that in no case
tried in any court of criminal jurisdiction in the city of Balti-
more shall any attorney be entitled to demand or receive the
appearance fees for defending in criminal cases fixed by law
except when such fees are taxed against and paid by the
accused as part of the costs of the case.

Worcester Co. v. Melvin, 89 Md. 40.

Appointment of Auditors.

Ibid. sec. 9. 1860, art. 29, sec. 9. 1785, ch. 80, sec. 12. 1888, ch. 447.

9. In all actions brought in any court founded on account,
or on which it may be necessary to examine and determine on
accounts between the parties, the court may order the accounts
and dealings between the parties to be audited and stated by
an auditor or auditors to be appointed by such court, and
there shall be the same proceedings thereon as in courts of
equity upon bills for an account, reserving to the parties, how-
ever, the right to a jury trial if demanded.

Mantz v. Collins, 4 H. & McH. 65. Hamilton v. Conme, 28 Md. 635.
Wisner v. Wilhelm, 48 Md. 1.