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Part 100 — Commencement of Action and Process

3-101 Commencement of Action D
3-102 Trial Date and Time D
3-111 Process—Requirements Preliminary to Summons
3-112 Process—Issuance of Summons
3-113 Process—Duration, Dormancy, and Renewal of Summons D
3-114 Process—Content
3-115 Attachment Before Judgment D
3-121 Process—Service—in Personam
3-123 Process—by Whom Served D
3-124 Process—Persons to be Served
3-125 Process—Service on Sundays and Holidays
3-126 Process—Return D
3-131 Appearance
3-132 Striking of Attorney's Appearance D

Part 200 — Parties

3-201 Real Party in Interest
3-202 Capacity D
3-211 Required Joinder of Parties
3-212 Permissive Joinder of Parties
3-213 Misjoinder and Nonjoinder of Parties
3-214 Intervention
3-221 Interpleader D
3-241 Substitution of Parties D

Part 300 — Pleadings and Motions

3-301 Form of Action
3-302 Pleadings Allowed
3-303 Form of Pleadings
3-304 Pleading Time and Place
3-305 Claims for Relief
3-306 Judgment on Affidavit D
3-307 Notice of Intention to Defend D
3-308 Demand for Proof
3-311 Motions D
3-325 Jury Trial D
3-326 Dismissal or Transfer of Action D
3-331 Counterclaim and Cross–Claim D
3-332 Third–Party Practice D
3-341 Amendment of Pleadings D
3-342 Amendment of Other Papers

Part 400 — Discovery

3-401 General Provisions Governing Discovery
3-421 Interrogatories to Parties D
3-431 Perpetuation of Testimony

Part 500 — Trial

3-503 Consolidation; Separate Trials
3-504 Pretrial Conference D
3-505 Disqualification of Judge
3-506 Voluntary Dismissal
3-507 Dismissal for Lack of Jurisdiction or Prosecution D
3-508 Continuance or Postponement
3-509 Trial upon Default
3-510 Subpoenas D
3-513 Testimony Taken by Telephone D
3-513.1 Participation by Other Remote Electronic Means
3-514 When Court May Require Production of Evidence
3-516 Exhibits
3-517 Method of Making Objections
3-519 Motion for Judgment
3-522 Decision
3-533 Motion for New Trial D
3-534 Motion to Alter or Amend a Judgment D
3-535 Revisory Power D
3-536 Disability of Judge

Part 600 — Judgment

3-601 Entry of Judgment
3-602 Judgments Not Disposing of Entire Action
3-603 Costs
3-604 Interest
3-611 Confessed Judgment D
3-612 Consent Judgment
3-614 Judgment of Contribution or Recovery over D
3-615 Judgment on Claim and Counterclaim
3-621 Lien of Money Judgment D
3-622 Transmittal to Another County
3-623 Recording of Foreign Judgments
3-624 Assignment of Judgment
3-625 Expiration and Renewal of Money Judgment D
3-626 Satisfaction of Money Judgment
3-631 Enforcement Procedures Available
3-632 Stay of Enforcement D
3-633 Discovery in Aid of Enforcement D
3-634 Judgment Debtor Fact Information Sheet D
3-641 Writ of Execution—Issuance and Content
3-642 Writ of Execution—Levy
3-643 Release of Property from Levy D
3-644 Sale of Property Under Levy D
3-645 Garnishment of Property—Generally D
3-645.1 Garnishment of Account in Financial Institution D
3-646 Garnishment of Wages D
3-647 Enforcement of Judgment Awarding Possession
3-648 Enforcement of Judgment Prohibiting or Mandating Action
3-649 Charging Order

Part 700 — Special Proceedings

3-701 Small Claim Actions D
3-711 Landlord–Tenant and Grantee Actions
3-722 Receivers D
3-731 Peace Orders
3-741 Attorneys' Fees

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Part 600 · Judgment

Rule 3-612. Consent Judgment

Amended July 1, 1984 (current)

The court may enter a judgment at any time by consent of the parties.

Committee Notes

Source: This Rule is new.

Source: Md. Rule 3-612

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