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Session Laws, 2002
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Ch. 26
PARRIS N. GLENDENING, Governor
substituted for the former archaic references to consent "first had and
obtained in writing" for clarity and consistency. In subsection (a) of this section, the reference to a "debtor who possesses
personal property that is subject to a security interest" is substituted for
the former references to a "mortgagor of personal property in possession of
the same" and a "purchaser of personal property under a recorded
conditional, written contract, in possession of said property" for clarity and
for consistency with current terminology. Similarly, the reference to the
property when "the security interest attached" is substituted for the former
references to the property when "so mortgaged" and "purchased" for clarity
and consistency. Similarly, the references to the "secured party" and the
"secured party's assignee" are substituted for the former references to the
"mortgagee", "his assigns", and "vendor" for clarity and consistency. No
substantive change is intended. Also in subsection (a) of this section, the reference to intent "to defraud the
secured party" is substituted for the former archaic reference to acting
"with intent as aforesaid" for clarity. In subsection (b) of this section, the reference to a "debtor who possesses
personal property that is under levy pursuant to a writ of execution" is
substituted for the former reference to a "execution debtor in possession of
personal property levied on and taken in execution" for clarity and for
consistency with current terminology. Similarly, the reference to the
property when "the levy was made" is substituted for the former references
to the property when "levied on and taken in execution as aforesaid" for
clarity and consistency. Similarly, the references to the "judgment
creditor", the "judgment creditor's assignee", and the "judgment creditor's
lawfully authorized agent" are substituted for the former references to the
"execution creditor" and "his assigns or lawfully authorized agents" for
clarity and consistency. No substantive change is intended. Also in subsection (b) of this section, the reference to the intent "to defraud
the judgment creditor or the judgment creditor's assignee" is substituted
for the former archaic reference to acting "with intent as aforesaid" for
clarity. In subsection (c) of this section, the reference to the intent "to defraud the
buyer" is substituted for the former archaic reference to acting "with intent
as aforesaid" for clarity. In subsection (d) of this section, the former reference to "indictment" is
deleted as surplusage. Also in subsection (d) of this section, the former reference to the "city or
county jail" is deleted for consistency within this article. Currently,
inmates are sentenced to the custody of a unit such as the Division of
Correction and then are placed in a particular facility. See CS § 9-103. Also in subsection (d) of this section, the former reference to "the discretion
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