MD · rules
Calvert Cnty. Cir. Ct. Civil DCM Plan 3.2
District Court Prayer for Jury Trial
(a) Types of Action Involved. Pursuant to Md. Rule 2-326, prayers for jury trial are
treated in the
circuit court on the basis of the amount of the claim or the subject matter of the action: (i) actions
involving replevin, landlord and tenant (Real Property Article, Sections 8-401 and 8-402),
distraint, forcible entry and detainer, recovery against a grantee (Real Property Article, Section
14-019) continue on the pleadings already filed, regardless of the amount of the claim and (ii) all
other actions in which the claim is for $30,000 require the filing of new pleadings.
(b) Action When File Received. When the file is received from the District Court after
prayer for a jury trial, Clerk’s Office personnel shall issue a notice advising the parties of the
docketing of the action in accordance with Md. Rule 2-326(a) and, if appropriate, include advice
concerning the requirement for filing new pleadings in accordance with Md. Rule 2-326(b).
(c) Other Actions. Appealed de novo actions shall be set for a Scheduling Conference
within 30 days after the action is filed. The action shall then proceed in accordance with Section
II of plan, as if the action had been originally filed in this court, except that, unless a counter-claim,
cross-claim, or amended pleading exceeding $30,000 is filed, pleadings and discovery shall be
governed by Title 3 of the Maryland Rules.
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- 2026-09-30
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- 2026-09-30
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