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REPORTER’S NOTE
The proposed amendment to Rule 2-633 makes clear that
discovery in aid of enforcement is allowed in addition to any
pre-judgment discovery that may have been obtained. As stated in
the proposed new Committee note following section (a), a second
deposition of an individual previously deposed before the entry
of judgment may be taken after the entry of judgment without the
leave of court otherwise required by Rule 2-411. A second postjudgment
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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