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(g) An order determining a question of right between the
parties and directing an account to be stated on the principle of
such determination.

(h) An order with regard to the possession of any property,
or with reference to the receipt of, or charging of the income, in-
terest or dividends therefrom, or the refusal to rescind, modify or
discharge such an order.

An appeal under this section from an order granting an injunction
or from a refusal to dissolve the same or from an order appointing
a receiver shall not be entered until the answer of the party appeal-
ing has first been filed in the cause.

18.

Any person may appeal to the Court of Special Appeals from any
order or judgment passed to preserve the power or to vindicate the
dignity of the court and adjudging him in contempt of court. Upon
such appeal, in cases of both direct and constructive contempt, the
Court of Special Appeals shall consider and pass upon the law and
the facts and shall make such order as to it may deem proper, in-
cluding the reversal or modification of the order from which the
appeal was taken.

19.

Any party to the proceedings, aggrieved by an order of any court
of this State the effect of which is to deprive any parent, grand-
parent or natural guardian of the care and custody of a child, may
appeal to the Court of Special Appeals from such order. Upon any
such appeal the facts of the case shall be reviewed by the Court of
Special Appeals as in appeals from final decrees entered by courts
of equity.

21.

In any case in which a final judgment has been rendered by
the circuit court of any county or by one of the courts of Balti-
more City upon appeal from a justice of the peace, people's court,
trial magistrate, or Municipal Court of Baltimore City if it shall
be made to appear to the Court of Appeals in the case of judgment
in a civil action not subject to the jurisdiction of the Court of Spe-
cial Appeals or to the Court of Special Appeals in the case of a crim-
inal action or in the case of a judgment in a civil action subject
to its jurisidction JURISDICTION upon petition of any party that a
review is necessary to secure uniformity of decision, as where the
same statute has been construed differently by the courts of two or
more circuits, or that there are other special circumstances rendering
it desirable and in the public interest that the case should be reviewed,
the Court of Appeals or the Court of Special Appeals, as the case
may be, shall require by certiorari or otherwise, any such case to
be certified to it for review and determination.

21A.

In any [criminal] case [, post conviction] or [defective delin-
quent] proceeding in which a decision has been rendered by the
Court of Special Appeals upon appeal from the circuit court of any