The District Court has the same power to enforce, renew, revise, stay, set aside, or control its judgments, decrees and writs as any other court of record in the State.

A judge of the District Court may not issue a blank execution on a judgment.

A judgment of the District Court shall be entered within three days of rendition.

The District Court may not, in aid of enforcement or execution of a money judgment resulting from a small claim action under § 4–405 of this article, order an individual to: Appear for an examination; or Answer interrogatories.