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MARYLAND RULES OF PROCEDURE
TITLE 2 - CIVIL PROCEDURE – CIRCUIT COURT
CHAPTER 600 - JUDGMENT
AMEND Rule 2-633 to add a Committee note following section
(a) to clarify that post-judgment discovery is in addition to
pre-judgment discovery, as follows:
Rule 2-633. DISCOVERY IN AID OF ENFORCEMENT
. . .
(a) Methods
A judgment creditor may obtain discovery to aid
enforcement of a money judgment (1) by use of depositions,
interrogatories, and requests for documents, and (2) by
examination before a judge or an examiner as provided in section
(b) of this Rule.
Committee note: The discovery permitted by this Rule is in
addition to the discovery permitted before the entry of judgment,
and the limitations set forth in Rules 2-411 (d) and 2-421 (a)
apply separately to each. Thus, a second deposition of an
individual previously deposed before the entry of judgment may be
taken after the entry of judgment without leave of court. A
second post-judgment deposition of that individual, however,
would require leave of court. Melnick v. New Plan Realty, 89 Md.
App. 435 (1991). Furthermore, leave of court is not required
under Rule 2-421 to serve interrogatories on a judgment debtor
solely because 30 interrogatories were served upon that party
before the entry of judgment.
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