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ROBERT L. EHRLICH, JR., Governor Ch. 464
[(4)] (IV) Trespass to land; and
[(5)] (V) Waste.
[(c)] (2) If the property lies in more than one county, the court [in which]
WHERE proceedings are first brought has jurisdiction over the entire property.
[(d)] (C) The venue of an action to recover damages against a railroad
company for injury to livestock is the county where the injury occurred.
(D) THE VENUE OF AN ACTION FOR GUARDIANSHIP UNDER TITLE 5, SUBTITLE
3 OF THE FAMILY LAW ARTICLE IS IN THE COUNTY WHERE THE COURT HAS
JURISDICTION OVER THE CHILD IN NEED OF ASSISTANCE CASE UNDER TITLE 3,
SUBTITLE 8 OF THIS ARTICLE.
(e) (1) [The] EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN PARAGRAPHS (2) AND (3) OF THIS
SUBSECTION, THE venue for a proceeding for adoption of [a person] AN INDIVIDUAL
who is physically within [the] THIS State or subject to the jurisdiction of an equity
court is in a county [in which] WHERE:
[(1)] (I) The petitioner is domiciled;
[(2)] (II) The petitioner has resided for at least 90 days next preceding
the filing of the petition;
[(3)] (III) A licensed child placement agency having legal or physical
custody of the [person to be adopted] INDIVIDUAL is located;
[(4)] (IV) The [person to be adopted] INDIVIDUAL is domiciled, if [he]
THE INDIVIDUAL is related to the petitioner by blood or marriage or is an adult; or
[(5)] (V) An equity court has continuing jurisdiction over the custody of
the [person to be adopted] INDIVIDUAL.
(2) THE VENUE IN AN ADOPTION OF AN INDIVIDUAL UNDER TITLE 5,
SUBTITLE 3, PART III OF THE FAMILY LAW ARTICLE IS IN THE COURT WITH
JURISDICTION OVER THE INDIVIDUAL UNDER TITLE 3, SUBTITLE 8 OF THIS ARTICLE.
(3) THE VENUE IN AN ADOPTION OF AN INDIVIDUAL UNDER TITLE 5,
SUBTITLE 3, PART IV OF THE FAMILY LAW ARTICLE IS IN THE COURT WHERE THE
INDIVIDUAL'S GUARDIANSHIP CASE IS PENDING.
Article - Estates and Trusts
4-414. ADOPTEES.
(A) "WILL" DEFINED.
IN THIS SECTION, "WILL" INCLUDES ANOTHER WRITTEN INSTRUMENT OF
SIMILAR IMPORT.
(B) CONSTRUCTION OF WILL.
(1) UNLESS A WILL EXECUTED ON OR AFTER JUNE 1, 1947, CLEARLY
INDICATES OTHERWISE, "CHILD", "DESCENDANT", "HEIR", "ISSUE", OR ANY
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