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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. -118-
MARYLAND RULES OF PROCEDURE TITLE 3 - CIVIL PROCEDURE - DISTRICT COURT CHAPTER 100 - COMMENCEMENT OF ACTION AND PROCESS AMEND Rule 3-124 by adding a reference to Code, Business Regulation Article, §4-402 to the Committee note, as follows: Rule 3-124. 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 See the Reporter’s Note to Rule 2-124. -119-
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STANDING COMMITTEE ON RULES OF PRAC
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July 30, 2003 ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-SEC
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P. 26 (a)(3). New Committee notes p
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In Category Eleven are a proposed a
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For the guidance of the Court and t
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(c) After Dismissal by the District
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whether a transfer will result in u
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action was not entitled to be trans
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notice of intention to defend or ot
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individual members of the class tha
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or complication in the presentation
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REPORTER’S NOTE The Rules Committ
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compromise shall be given to stockh
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contended that there is a genuine d
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When a ruling upon on a motion for
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motions. Cross reference: Rule 2-31
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of any insurance agreement under wh
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allowed. The transcript may then be
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imprisonment; and I am not now a de
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company, unincorporated association
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personal representative and consent
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contents of the foregoing schedule
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writing, shall set forth the relief
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in the presence of the Register of
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otherwise delivers to the creditor
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Date: __________________ __________
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following form: [CAPTION] NOTICE OF
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3. I acknowledge that I must file a
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Modified Administration, the person
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FINAL REPORT UNDER MODIFIED ADMINIS
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ATTACH ADDITIONAL SCHEDULES AS NEED
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CONSENT TO EXTEND TIME TO FILE FINA
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the briefs filed. (6) Any motion fo
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the Court of Appeals shall certify,
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proceedings; or (3) in a criminal c
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appellee's brief together with a st
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appellant/cross-appellee shall file
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Source: This Rule is derived as fol
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agreement may include provisions st
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alternative dispute resolution proc
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circulation in the county in which
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injuries. Identify all persons with
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