Maryland Request for Order Directing Defendant or Other Person to Appear for Examination in Aid of Enforcement of Judgment is a legal document used to request an order for a defendant or other person to appear at a court hearing for a deposition or deposition examination. This order is typically used when a plaintiff has obtained a judgment against a defendant and is seeking to enforce that judgment. The order is issued by the court and can be served upon the defendant or other person. There are two types of Maryland Request for Order Directing Defendant or Other Person to Appear for Examination in Aid of Enforcement of Judgment: 1. Maryland Request for Order Directing Defendant to Appear for Examination: This request is used when a defendant has failed to comply with a court-ordered judgment. The plaintiff may use this order to compel the defendant to appear in court for a deposition or deposition examination. 2. Maryland Request for Order Directing Other Person to Appear for Examination: This request is used when a defendant has assets or property that can be used to satisfy a judgment and the plaintiff needs to determine the location and value of those assets or property. The plaintiff may use this order to compel another person, such as a bank or third party, to appear in court for a deposition or deposition examination.