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relief in any court of the State of Maryland as a result of a violation
of any provision of this sub-title.

(2) The Circuit Court of the County wherein the dispute arose
or where the principal office of the public utility employer who is
a party to the dispute is located, or if the dispute shall have arisen
in, or the principal office of the employer is located in the City of
Baltimore, the Circuit Court or Circuit Court No. 2 of Baltimore
City, shall have jurisdiction to restrain and enjoin violations of this
sub-title and such¹ jurisdiction shall not be limited by the provisions
concerning labor disputes contained in Section SECTIONS 68 to 75,
inclusive of Article 100 of the annotated ANNOTATED Code of
Maryland, title ^u Work, Hours of, in Factories", sub-title "Injunc-
tions"; provided, that such suits shall be brought by direction of the
Governor and not otherwise.

12K. Appointment of Emergency Board of Arbitration.—When-
ever the appointment of an Emergency Board of Arbitration is re-
quired under this sub-title, the parties shall respectively designate
the management member and the labor member of the Emergency
Board. The members thus named shall meet to choose the member
representing the general public. In the event the partisan members
shall have failed within ten (10) days to choose the member repre-
senting the general public, a list of five (5) names shall be obtained
from the American Arbitration Association. The partisan members
shall thereupon have an opportunity to strike names alternately
until one name remains. The remaining person shall be the member
representing the general public and shall act as chairman of the
Emergency Board.

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12L. Public Utilities Subject to Federal Railway Labor Act.—
None of the provisions of this sub-title shall be applicable to any
dispute involving employees who are subject to and protected by the
Federal Railway Labor Act.

12M. RULES AND REGULATIONS. THE GOVERNOR IS
AUTHORIZED TO PRESCRIBE THE NECESSARY RULES AND
REGULATIONS TO CARRY OUT THE PROVISIONS OF THIS
SUB-TITLE, INCLUDING THE FIXING OF REASONABLE
FEES AND EXPENSES OF THE ARBITRATORS PROVIDED
FOR HEREIN, OR THE METHOD FOR COMPUTING THE SAID
FEES.

Sec 2. And be it further enacted, That all Acts inconsistent with
this Act are hereby repealed to the extent of their inconsistency.

Sec 3. And be it further enacted, That if any provision, clause,
sentence or section of this sub-title shall be declared to be invalid or
in violation of the Constitution of the United States or of this State
of Maryland, the remainder of said sub-title shall stand and be
effective notwithstanding.