Wittel v. Baker

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• explaining that a procedural statute is one that relates `solely to the remedy which may be employed to enforce or to protect a right which already exists'
• explaining that a procedural statute is one that relates “solely to the remedy which may be employed to enforce or to protect a right which already exists”
• cause of action for wrongful death can only be brought successfully if “death ensues from the tort.”
• where plaintiffs filed a “motion for declaratory relief pursuant to the Uniform Declaratory Judgments Act[,] . . . [t]he [circuit] court accepted the motion as an application to decide a question of law pursuant to Maryland Rule 502,” the predecessor of Rule 2-502

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