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ART. XXVI] COURTS. 181
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ARTICLE XXVI.
COURTS.
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Dependent and Delinquent Children.
47. Explanation of terms.
48. Circuit court sitting in juvenile
causes ; jurisdiction, procedure.
49-50. Practice.
51. Clerk.
52. Probation officers.
53. Jury trial.
54. Disposition of child.
55. Children committed to institution.
56-57. Cost of maintenance. Court
costs.
58. Children under 14 not to be com-
mitted to jail or police station;
bail.
59. Encouraging delinquency, prohib-
ited ; penalty.
60. Jurisdiction of justices, when not
affected; commitments.
61. Jurisdiction of circuit courts en-
larged.
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62. Baltimore City, sub-title not ap-
plicable to.
Minors Without Proper Care or
Guardianship.
63. Who may be proceeded against
under this sub-title.
64. Procedure in court.
65. Judgment — enforcement ; bond.
66. Jury trial.
67-68. Bond, proceedings against; com-
mitment.
69-70. Construction of sub-title; prose-
cutions.
71. Fine.
72. Jurisdiction; conviction and sen-
tence.
73. Effect of unconstitutional provi-
sion.
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Qenerat Provisions.
6.
A judgment may be validly entered on a "confession judgment" note by
the clerk under this section; it makes no difference that the attorneys
appearing for the defendant are without express authority to do so. A
judgment by confession will not be stricken out merely because the only
authority for such judgment is contained in the note. When a judgment
by confession may be stricken out. International Harvester Co. v. Neu-
hauser, 128 Md. 176.
Judgments.
19.
When a copy of the docket entries and judgment rendered in the
superior court of Baltimore City has been certified to the circuit court for
Anne Arundel County, an attachment may not issue out of the latter court
to Howard County as if the proceedings in Anne Arundel had the force
and effect of an original judgment; attachment quashed. Brunsman v.
Crook, 130 Md. 663.
Where a joint judgment is recovered against a husband and wife, it
becomes a lien on leasehold property held by them as tenants by the
entireties. Frey v. McGaw, 127 Md. 25.
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