MARVIN MANDEL, Governor

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(3)   A case of attachment on original process,
if the sum claimed does not exceed $5,000;

(4)  An action involving landlord and tenant,
distraint, or forcible entry and detainer, regardless of
the amount involved;

(5)  A grantee suit brought [pursuant to] UNDER
§ 14-109 of the Heal Property Article [of the Code]; and

(6)   A petition for injunction relating to the
use, disposition, encumbrances, or preservation of
property THAT IS:

[(1)] (I) claimed in a replevin action,
until seizure under the writ[,]; or

[ (2) ] (II) sought to be levied upon IN
an action of distress, until levy and any removal.

6-102.

(a) A court may exercise personal jurisdiction as
to any cause of action over a person domiciled in, served
with process in, organized under the laws of, or who
maintains his PRINCIPAL place of business in the State.

REVISOR'S NOTE: Former Article 75, §95, from which
this subsection was derived,
provided, inter alia, for
jurisdiction over any person whose
"principal place of business" is
maintained in this State. The
omission of the word "principal"
from the revision was an
inadvertent error and is
reinserted here to continue the
intent and substance of the prior
law.

10-205.

(a) Records, reports, statements, notes, or
information assembled or obtained by the State Department
of Health and Mental Hygiene, the Maryland Commission to
Study Problems of Drug Addiction, [and] the [medical and
chirurgical faculty] MEDICAL AND CHIRURGICAL FACULTY [of]
OR its allied medical societies, [or] an in—hospital
staff committee [of], OR a national organized medical
society or research group, which are declared
confidential by § 1-1 or § 1-34 of Article 43 of the
Code, are not admissible in evidence in any proceeding.

SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That     the

Revisor's Note contained in this Act is not law and   may

not be considered as having been enacted as a part     of
this Act.