Hooke v. Equitable Credit Corp.
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtThompson, J.
A. Michael Hooke and Marguerite E. Hooke, his wife, appellants, sued Equitable Credit Corporation, John Balder, and Herbert M. Katzenberg, appellees, in the Superior Court of Baltimore City, alleging the malicious use of civil process. Appellees demurred to the amended declaration, as supplemented by a bill of particulars, and the court sustained the demurrer without leave to amend. Appellants now challenge the propriety of that holding. 1 We reverse.
The following facts may be deduced from a reading of the declaration and the bill of particulars: Appellees Balder and Katzenberg, are the sole…
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