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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 820

provided. The Governor shall thereupon assign such persons
to work as provided in § 56.

86.

(c) Any person who may be aggrieved by any
administrative regulation or wage order issued under this
subtitle may obtain a review thereof [in the Baltimore City
court or] in the circuit court for the county[, as the case
may be,] by filing in such court within 60 days after the
date of publication of such regulation a written petition
praying that the regulation be modified or set aside. A
copy of such petition shall be served upon the Commissioner.
The finding of facts, if supported by substantial evidence,
shall be conclusive upon the court. The court shall
determine whether the regulation is in accordance with law.

The commencement of proceedings under this section
shall not, unless specifically ordered by the court, operate
as a stay of an administrative regulation or wage order
issued under the provisions of this subtitle.

105.

If it is found that a public body has not complied with
any of the terms of this subtitle, the Commissioner shall
give notice thereof in writing to the public body.
Sufficient time may be allowed for compliance therewith as
the Commissioner deems necessary. After the expiration of
the time prescribed in the notice, the Commissioner in
writing, may inform the Attorney General of the fact that
the notice has been given and that the person or public
authority to whom it was directed has not complied with the
notice. Upon receipt thereof, the Attorney General at the
earliest possible time shall bring suit in the name of the
State in the circuit court of the county [or in the Supreme
Bench of Baltimore City] in which the public body is
located, to seek such remedies which the court may find
appropriate to effectuate the policies of this subtitle.
Both the plaintiff and defendant in the action shall have
the same rights of appeal as are provided by law in other
injunction proceedings.

Article 101 - Workmen's Compensation

8.

(b) If a person in attendance before the Commission or
a commissioner refuse, without reasonable cause, to be
examined or to answer a legal and pertinent question, or to
produce a book or paper when ordered to do so by the
Commission, the Commission may, and, upon request of any
party to proceedings before the Commission, shall apply to
any judge [of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore City, or] of
the circuit court of any county, upon proof by affidavit of