346                                            LAWS OF MARYLAND                                [Ch. 2

ENTITLED TO $100 FROM THE PROCEEDS OF SALE.

(B)   PROCEEDS MAY NOT BE LESS THAN $100.

THE SHERIFF MAY NOT SELL THE PROPERTY IF THE
PROCEEDS OF SALE WOULD BE LESS THAN $100.

(C)   LIMITED APPLICATION OF THIS SECTION.

THIS SECTION APPLIES ONLY WHEN A SINGLE PARCEL OF
LAND OR SINGLE ITEM OF PERSONAL PROPERTY IS LEVIED ON.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language
derived from Art. 83, §10.

In subsection (c) the term "item" is
substituted for "article" because the latter
is obsolete.

SEC. 11-509. CONVEYANCE TO PURCHASER BY SHERIFF.

IF A SHERIFF SELLS ANY INTEREST OF THE DEFENDANT
IN ANY PROPERTY, HE SHALL CONVEY IT TO THE PURCHASER
UPON PAYMENT OF THE PURCHASE PRICE.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language
derived from Art. 83, §2 except for the
latter part of §2, which is presently covered
in Art. 21, §14-103(a). The style is similar
to Rule W74(g) (Foreclosure of mortgages) .
The provision is extended to every type of
property because the sheriff sells and
conveys the legal or equitable interest of
the defendant in any property.

SEC. 11-510. COURT MAY ORDER SHERIFF TO BRING MONEY
INTO COURT.

(A)   ORDER BY THE COURT.

IF A SHERIFF STATES IN HIS RETURN THAT     HE SEIZED

PROPERTY OF THE DEFENDANT WHICH REMAINS   UNSOLD, OR

THAT THE DEFENDANT HAS SATISFIED THE        JUDGMENT
MENTIONED IN THE PROCESS IN WHOLE OR IN PART, THE

COURT, ON MOTION OF THE PLAINTIFF, MAY     ORDER THE

SHERIFF TO BRING THE MONEY INTO COURT OR   SHOW CAUSE
FOR THE FAILURE TO DO SO.

(B)   AMERCEMENT.

IF THE SHERIFF FAILS TO BRING INTO COURT THE