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LAWS OF MARYLAND

[Ch. 2

Proceedings Article, concluded that certain provisions
of present law originally allocated to Title 3 are
repetitious, obsolete, or more properly allocable
elsewhere. Accordingly, these provisions are not
embodied in Title 3. Their proposed treatment is as
follows:

Section in	Code:	Treatment:	Comment:
Art. 7,	§18	Repeal	Covered by Title 12
			Courts Article.
Art. 16,	§202	Repeal	Covered by Art. 93A
	§203	Repeal	Covered by Art. 93A
Art. 26,	§70-11	(c) Repeal	Covered by Rule 907
	§71	Repeal	Covered by §3-803.
	§93	Repeal	Covered by Ch. 900,
			§811(b)
			Juvenile Causes,
			Maryland Rules.
	§97	Repeal	Covered by §3-802.
	§98	Repeal	Obsolete.
	§100	Repeal	Obsolete — Covered
			by other sections
			of subtitle
			Juvenile Causes or
			Rules.
	6101	Repeal	Obsolete.

Art. 31A,§7 Repeal Covered by Title 12,

Courts Article.

Art. 42, §2 Repeal Covered by Rule 1205.

§§11 & 12 Transfer Transferred to Title

12, better alloca-
tion.

§§13 5 18 Transfer Transfer to Criminal

Law Article; deals
with essentially
criminal matters.

TITLE 4. DISTRICT COURT - JURISDICTION.
SUBTITLE 1. DEFINITIONS.
SEC. 4-101. IN GENERAL.

(A) IN THIS TITLE, THE FOLLOWING TERMS HAVE THE
MEANINGS INDICATED.