Mayor of Baltimore v. Clerk of the Superior Court

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• holding that requirements of one statute will be construed as embodying provisions of other, and second statute will not be considered as a substitute for the first regardless of order in which they were enacted
• holding that requirements of one statute will be construed as embodying provisions of other, and second statute will not be considered as a substitute for the first regardless of order in which they were enacted
• applying the exemption provision to cases in which the City was a party
• cited with approval in Mayor of Baltimore v. Chertkof 293 Md. 32, 46, 441 A.2d 1044 (1982)

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