MARVIN MANDEL, Governor                             2357

Special Session of 1973 to appear as §12—301
of the Courts Article of the Code, but was
inadvertently not repealed at that time.

[22.

An appeal to the Court of Appeals or the Court of
Special Appeals authorized by law may be taken with or
without the assent or joinder in such appeal of
coplaintiffs or codefendants or other parties.]

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is proposed for repeal
as it was the intent of Chapter 2 of the 1st
Special Session of 1973 to replace it by one
of the Maryland Rules of Procedure, but the
section was inadvertently not repealed at that
time.

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That Section
14 of Article 9 — Attachments, of the Annotated Code of
Maryland (1968 Replacement Volume and 1973 Supplement) be
and it is hereby repealed:

Article 9 - Attachments
[14.

(a)   A court of equity or a court of law, including
the District Court, may issue an attachment on a judgment
or decree in lieu of any other execution, A plaintiff in
an attachment may have it laid upon any debt due the
defendant upon a judgment or decree of a court of equity
or a court of law, including the District Court.

(b)   If the property attached consists of a debt due
the defendant on a judgment, the attachment does not
prevent the issuance of execution on the judgment,
provided the writ of execution shall direct the proceeds
of the execution to be brought into court, subject to
further order of the court to abide the result in the
attachment case.]

REVISOR'S MOTE: This section is proposed for repeal
as it was revised by Chapter 2, §1 of the 1st
Special Session of 1973 to appear as §3—301 of
the Courts Article of the Code, but was
inadvertently not repealed at that time.

SECTION 3. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That Section
13C of Article 35 — Evidence, of the Annotated Code of