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LAWS OF MARYLAND

[Ch. 642

SUIT.

(3)    THE COURT, WHEN ENTERING THE JUDGMENT,
SHALL ALSO ORDER THE TENANT TO YIELD AND RENDER
POSSESSION OF THE PREMISES TO THE LANDLORD, OR HIS AGENT
OR ATTORNEY, WITHIN TWO DAYS AFTER THE TRIAL.

(4)    THE COURT MAY, UPON PRESENTATION OF A
CERTIFICATE SIGNED BY A PHYSICIAN CERTIFYING THAT
SURRENDER OF THE PREMISES WITHIN THIS TWO-DAY PERIOD
WOULD ENDANGER THE HEALTH OR LIFE OF THE TENANT OR ANY
OTHER OCCUPANT OF THE PREMISES, EXTEND THE TIME FOR
SURRENDER OF THE PREMISES AS JUSTICE MAY REQUIRE.
HOWEVER, THE COURT MAY WOT EXTEND THE TIME FOR THE
SURRENDER OF THE PREMISES BEYOND 15 DAYS AFTER THE TRIAL.

(5)    HOWEVER, IF THE TENANT, OR SOMEONE FOR
HIM, AT THE TRIAL, OR ADJOURNMENT OF THE TRIAL, TENDERS
TO THE LANDLORD THE RENT DETERMINED BY THE COURT TO BE
DUE AND UNPAID, TOGETHER WITH THE COSTS OF THE SUIT, THE
COMPLAINT AGAINST THE TENANT SHALL BE ENTERED AS BEING
SATISFIED[[, AND NO FURTHER PROCEEDINGS MAY BE TAKEN
UNDER THIS SECTION]].

SECTION 3. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That this Act
shall take effect July 1, 1975.

Approved May 15, 1975.

CHAPTER 643

(House Bill 60)

AN ACT concerning

Election Code — Election Judges and Board Attorneys

FOR the purpose of defining certain terms and providing
that an election judge or an attorney to an election
board is prohibited from engaging in certain
political activities.

BY adding to

Article 33 — Election Code

Section 1-1(a)(3A)

Annotated Code of Maryland

(1971 Replacement Volume and 1974 Supplement)