270 Laws of Maryland [Ch. 223
first Monday in February, on the [second] first Monday in May, on
the [third] second Monday in September and on the second Monday
in December in each and every year, to which terms, in February and
September, both grand and petit jurors shall be summoned, and to
which May and December terms, no jurors shall be summoned. The
trial term of such court for the cases depending therein upon issues
of facts to be tried by a jury shall be the term to which jurors shall
be summoned next succeeding the terms to which original process
may be returnable. The drawing of jurors for the jury terms of such
court shall be in all respects as is prescribed by law [; [except, that
for the December term and not less than fifteen days before the same,
there shall be drawn from the names remaining in the box from
which the jury for the preceding September term was drawn, twenty-
five names, which shall constitute the petit jurors for the December
term, subject to the provisions and regulations applicable to the
correction and completion of the jurors drawn for the other jury
terms]. The circuit court shall have full power to reconvene, during
any May term of such court, the grand jury and petit jury summoned
for the preceding February term and to reconvene, during any De-
cember term of such court, the grand jury and petit jury summoned
for the preceding September term whenever and as often, in each in-
stance, as in the judgment of such court, the public interests may be
thereby subserved. Such jurors, when so reconvened, shall have in
all respects the same power and authority to act as they respectively
had during the terms for which they were originally summoned.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That this Act shall take effect
June 1, 1961.
Approved March 28, 1961.
CHAPTER 223
(Senate Bill 291)
AN ACT to repeal and re-enact, with amendments, Article 81, Sec-
tion 29, Sub-section (a), of the Annotated Code of Maryland
(1960 Supplement), title "Revenue and Taxes", sub-title "Notice
as to Assessments", amending the provisions of Sub-section (a)
thereof, to provide for the sending of a notice as to assessments,
locally imposed, whenever a valuation or classification for a given
year or part thereof has been appealed, but not finally determined,
and the same valuation or classification is made for a subsequent
year, and to add a new Section 214A to said Article TO FOLLOW
IMMEDIATELY AFTER SECTION 214 THEREOF AND TO
BE UNDER THE SUB-TITLE "REFUND OF TAXES", provid-
ing for the application of a final determination of appeals from
ordinary tax assessments, locally imposed, to such assessments for
subsequent years under certain circumstances including the failure
to send a notice as to assessments.
Explanation: Italics indicate new matter added to existing law.
[Brackets] indicate matter stricken from existing law.
CAPITALS indicate amendments to bill.
Strike out indicates matter stricken out of bill.
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