HARRY HUGHES, Governor

1841

twenty days after the order of Court overruling such
demurrer.

(c)    If the plaintiff and defendant in any case
brought under the provisions of this section file a written
agreement with the court stipulating that the time herein
provided within which the defendant must file a plea,
affidavit of defense or demurrer be extended, then such
agreement shall be binding upon the plaintiff, the
defendant, and the court. No provision of this section to
the contrary shall be construed to deprive the court of
jurisdiction to try the case on its merits if the defendant
files his plea, affidavit of defense, or demurrer in
compliance with the provisions of such written agreement.

(d)    Notice shall be given at the bottom of the
declaration and in the summons in such cases where the
plaintiff intends to claim the benefits of this section.]

[107A.

The Circuit Court for Calvert County is authorized by
rule of court to prescribe the terms and conditions for bail
bonds filed in the Circuit Court for Calvert County or with
the trial magistrate or any justice of the peace of the
county. The power granted herein includes but is not limited
to prescribing the qualifications of bondsmen. Violations
of any rule of court promulgated hereunder shall be
considered contempt of court and punished as for contempt.]

(Note: The provisions of this Subtitle are now covered
by court rule and are proposed for repeal as obsolete.)

108.

All books belonging to the library of the Circuit Court
for Calvert County shall be [securely] kept SECURELY by the
Library Committee of the Circuit Court for [said] THE county
in a suitable room provided for the purpose, under the
directions of the judges of the court[, and not to be
allowed to]. THESE BOOKS MAY NOT be taken out of the [said]
room, except by direction of the committee or one of the
judges of the court, when required [by them] for THEIR use
or for the use of the members of the bar.

109.

[The Clerk of the Circuit Court for Calvert County is
authorized to adopt and use the Campbell system of indexing;
provided, the judges of the said court, or a majority of
them, think it advisable that said system should be adopted
and used in said court. ]

(Note: The provisions of this Section would seem to be
better expressed by Section 2-202(a) of the
Courts and Judicial Proceedings Article.)