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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR __________________ (Name of County) COUNTY, MARYLAND ________________________ (Name of Plaintiff) Judgment Creditor _________________________ _________________________ (Address) PLAINTIFF V . CAUSE NO. _______,_______ _________________________ (Name of Defendant) Judgment Debtor _________________________ _________________________ (Address) DEFENDANT [ ] Original [ ] Served by Sheriff
4 --------------- 4 the parties are directed to certify any error which may have occurred, and any fact not appearing to the satisfaction of the circuit court to be correct, before the trial shall be adjudicated. If the parties fail to certify such error or facts before the trial, the judgment or decree of the trial court shall be final and conclusive. The fact that the judgment or decree was not final and conclusive, upon motion by the adverse party within three (3) days from the date the motion was made, shall not invalidate the judgment or decree. 5 the court may award reasonable attorney's fees and costs to prevailing party. 6 an original judgment by consent is not valid unless it is signed by the judgment creditor. 1. It is a defense to a violation of the provisions of this article, that the parties have acted as principals in the transaction for property that was not subject to prior assignment, release, lien or other lien. It is deemed to have been so acted upon in the case of assignment. Section 21 . Rights and remedies of the parties. There are no rights or remedies of the parties upon personal property which has been assigned to them for the exclusive use or benefit of another who was not a party thereto or who was a party to a previous assignment, release, lien or other lien. Section 22 . Civil rights not affected. This article does not affect, impair, or in any way change any civil rights or obligations of the parties thereto. Section 23 . Effect of enforcement. (a) subject to the terms of any mortgage or deed of trust and the other provisions of this chapter, every mortgage or deed of trust affecting real or personal property belonging to a debtor which becomes enforceable after the execution or delivery of the instrument of sale is enforceable in favor of the creditor of the debtor within the meaning of, and subject to the same requirements as, this chapter and chapter 7 of title 7 and any other provision of the laws of this state affecting such obligations, except as to the limitations prescribed by section 10 and no right of enforcement from enforcement under this chapter may be exercised on a sale under the judgment of foreclosure or lien foreclosing on such property unless the judgment or leasehold or lien foreclosing is for the entire value of such property as provided by this chapter and chapters 7 and 8 of title 7