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MARYLAND RULES OF PROCEDURE
TITLE 2 - CIVIL PROCEDURE - CIRCUIT COURT
CHAPTER 100 - COMMENCEMENT OF ACTION AND PROCESS
AMEND Rule 2-124 by adding a reference to Code, Business
Regulation Article, §4-402 to the Committee note, as follows:
Rule 2-124. PROCESS - PERSONS TO BE SERVED
(a) Statutes Not Abrogated
The provisions of this Rule do not abrogate any statute
permitting or requiring service on a person.
Committee note: Examples of statutes permitting or requiring
service on a person include the Maryland Tort Claims Act, Code,
State Government Article, §12-108 (a) (service of a complaint is
sufficient only when made upon the Treasurer of the State); Code,
Insurance Article, §4-107 (service on certain insurance companies
is effected by serving the Insurance Commissioner); Code,
Business Regulation Article, §4-402 (service on a non-resident
“athlete agent” is effected by serving the Secretary of Labor,
Licensing, and Regulation); Code, Business Regulation Article,
§6-202 (service on certain nonresident charitable organizations
is effected by serving the Secretary of State); and Code, Courts
Article, §3-405 (notice to the Attorney General is required
immediately after a declaratory judgment action is filed alleging
that a statute, municipal or county ordinance, or franchise is
unconstitutional).
. . .
REPORTER’S NOTE
The Rules Committee recommends the addition of a reference
to a new statute to the Committee note after section (a) of Rules
2-124 and 3-124 that lists examples of statutes permitting or
requiring service on a person. The new statute is Code, Business
Regulation Article, §4-402 that was created by Chapter 421 (HB
361), Acts of 2003 pertaining to athlete agents.
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